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New York IIarbicI Iron Works.

ogioe md Sales Room, No. 4t3. b-o ldsna orpo.'.
NeT fiaren Roi.road Dspaf, Maantaiaay .1p.ap-
o. dfh grs,.ue a~d l.ts shot, nt.,, tL. Gl,i.l PaL
ace, Nrr Fa9k.
'1NfE original and u,asf extensive NIanufactars,s
al MARBi.iIZED CAST lgNl. MiNTEl~
TABl.ETOPS.to COLUMNS III. tSTER~ a "a ~
tASES COUNTERS, Sc. Also. ali kinds t'AS'i'
lNGS, for Buildings, s,i-h a. WINDOW LINrll..;
Sll.l.S, DthbR-N ANS, BALCONIES. Ac
The above ComIslay, having iast c,nplr,rd new
and aio1 extensive tfa,ndry and Manuiartorv lc
leave Ia catl The attention al Arcail-cIS. Builder
and The public generally 10 Ieir assortment al MAJ
bieIzef Iron Mantels, aud o:hcr Articles. which rry
are nov producing on AN enlarged scale: the beauty
and designs of which. and Thsir rNCui lie finish haze
never been eqiiaiied and cinnn, ht. evcriied.
III" rNact limitations al Tie finest .aritir.S nl MAJ
us, such IL Eay!HidB, Sici.ta. bruale.i N,,d An
uqte' Agate frinpe tiiaIi. Ja>Rtr, P,pness, llst
spar, White StitIiary, S"., have tiici,.d IA, uH-
qialihed conI'G7ndaii0n al connoissrurs "a Marble
ana iuiiy established their poiailari, wtl the pub
lie,
some Of the advantages in His discovery con,i,,
~ Its caHibility OF witstannls a high degr.. ~
neat, OF Resisting OILS and acids which Staa and de-.
lace Marble, and their chrapne>s. (bring ahnnt one
ulrd TIE cost IN comparison with all other kind> q,
hanteis also, OF being packed anl sent with ~als,,
10 any part OF the cotI..try.
lhe Marbling department ~ under the direction 81
MI. l.. SHoEMAKER. who ilrst Introduced tins n.Nai-
'abie discovery To t.o ,;ii', and DEMONSTRATED a.
practical utility aHd Application 10 i;talS aud ,ai.,
s'bStaaees Circulars, with plates, eNh.hl.I.s "a
Na.iet,es al pattern, wt be- ll.ri.i>ed N.n .h,fc
Address orders Aid o.annlI,nicaiol,s g..
Wa-eo CHARLES CROSBY Secr
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t-T0 the PteASURe-SssKiNeP PUBL "
PINEY POINT PAVILION

'INHiS agreeable bathing place. and uuiet rein
l. Tor those m search Of health and rational nj,
ure, having been leased by the undersigned Win .
view To the purchase of IL If successful an ms c,,
10 accommodate the public, was opened TOR IA. So.
son on "Wednesday, 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been rec,,,
ly made calculated 10 promote the comiori of g.,
ters and nothing shall be- omitted by the Prnnr,,,
and his family which can afford the l,.asi saii>i,c,
TO his guests. Parents and their children VIII M
find all the comforts of home in ample proyis,o.
whilst the dcvotee at fishing may come a>~,rr, ,,,,
every necessary arrangement Tor hi accomIuoda,,.
IN the way of fishing boats and tackle. with ruo,
persons to wait him whilst engaged la ~ cans
waiting Sport, has been fully made. IN addIrIon
seine will be daily drawn for the accommodation -
the place and the amusement az yls.TS, wn,Si a h,
rate band of music will be- IA readiness. dsy a.,
night, for the amusement and recreation of ,rn.
who NAV call IL into service.
NisIieTs from Washington, Georgetown, and A.,
andria. can reach the Point on Monday. Wrdu,,
day, and Saturday OF each week BY means nt t
steamers Ponhatan, pSceoia, and Columbia a,
can return on Tuesday, Thursday. Friday and IN,
day Of each week nv the same boats.
The terms of board NJ the Point will be- - ia,
single day, u 20 pr day inr three DAYS aadres,,,
week. $40 per week. and so per month. tyy,
dren and servants hall price
WILLIAM W. DIX
Formerly Proprietor of the Fountain
~ 1-2m Ina. Light street, RaIru,nye
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ORD6N'S
Frederick White Suiplur Surivox

WIFE ong-eStatiisiicd Wal ilag place Ia, il,s AIS
S'-d INTO the hands uf ~" >ui,shrIhe.- thy 4 .,
announce TO the public that they M. r,,a pr,l,lr,
Tor the reception and eI.'e ,an,ea, al a, iiss Aa
extended Paneslrr ,i the Gea. DIAL tlt,s al t,>r
waters they deeG UNNECESSARY, lll,,lar ahra daI
ing hack easiiI. year. iia,uis aPpnn -. tiI,nl.
These S,f..> an, bcaIiilililr situated Ia FrcJ,r
lex county. Va. FIVE BALES fium Winchester and
one lne and halt from Strpn nsnn's Dcpni 4. o.
On The Winchester and laip.-i> Ferry Railroad and
are therefor" %! easy access from North and Ea>l
Ni>l;ers leaving Baltimore. Washington &c A, The
morning tram arrive ln due ii.- dinr.
Facilities for the recommendation al cne>ts arr
more ample iliaE eyer hrfat, ia.sr new hu,i,iRc
having been strastit erected,
For the following d.eas,. desc wai1rs are f,nrls
IN be highly rticaciou- G >,srieia, liver diseas,>
erGpiive aneciians, NJ. aId 4 Gluriic aud alter
3iiyc they are anSlTta~>'d.
X. NJ. 4 G.. n. JORDAN
iy 8tlstSep Pmpuc,nrs.
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Fnuqaicr White Sulphur Springs,

Fifty miles Uca y District Of CoiuIaJiu.
vINIliS establishment j. now Open foi r:Ic r,re,r
i fvistcrs. The healing qualities of The M,
are we'll established. and by many are regarded =.
inferior Ia nCne in the STATE. The hnIli,,,c. ~
upon large scale. ta~icinlly arranged. With Sp1rs
porticoeS. bathrooms and pariurs, rNtrusivr n,,
walks, and covered ways :iia!ed hy brautln tr,-.
first rate band of music has been secured uoa.
most ample supply nj the Nrry best wines t,,,,,
and siafe> which TIL country could ai!,ut Mt.
rcssId Ia price. Effi"rHt D,.itt, accCu,n,r.,,..,
agents will endearor 80 MAKE liz une ol Ite quasi
a. agreeable a. p1ssiic.
Terms nj board follows: $50 Toy tite Season, .,
mg lst October: tor three months. so; i,,r ru.,
moHtl.s, S6O; for month. 50: 1ur tKp ,,,,,..
Sls; one week, $40: per day. -l.tI. laoai. ,nt
lodging. each 20 cents. Children under iurl,,.
years. and servants. hail price. Ma cram. Lr
children under wears. Horses. .srrtUis "a d, a.,
or SO per month. The very best U,n.s ana I.,..,r
haVIn" been obtained. c0rkagr at ~ "A Ja.Iic ,ut -
propatinn ur larger quantity, M, ~ charged ,q,
all ,iihi shall be- hg,si; 4" The place ~ OILERS i;nI>
pavalI.h Ncrkh.
The ileyandria and Orange Railroad /. un,y com
pletrd la Na.rruton. and ihr ear leave il-Xsndr
al e!ei,t O'Clock every morning rNcrIa Sua,,a, AMI
get Ia Nairrnlon an about i.ru ana ID hai h,,,>
where first rate linr of stage al i,ke Ilc lli-.u
gers Immediately tathe S,rIass. ~ a,ld i:,t l,
oyer hciGan.ud r,ad re,..r..:ae liz, IA, i,a,.
NarrentDn At = o'clock, and ti~>,.n.rrS al 4,
Alexandria and Washington IN riihe AR the iX..niu,
train to Baltimore. Another tram "a car In.
Alexandria N } y. M. and gel Ia .,ai,tou ia .Iaar
fwo-and ahaf hours. WHEN fir>i rai- I, Of ,i;,.
coaches VIII take the pa>scnecS about Liite i, A.,
the Springs. over a good summer road. r,f,, y.
either route from AleSandrig Ia The .,G:,, =. "A
Travellers who come D., sdr.f,n>,tt. Wan h,y.,
equally goad caaeaieS Ia tupr;nr Conn hons.
which place they leave AZ a. la IA iIr cars apJ,.
Ia Bcaleton ia ~ minutes. Where Tia, in. ,,lH
take Them Immediately ia Tie Springs TIN, u,,k,,,
two daily lines from Beai.ton. aud ota ltau, M,
rentoE Ia the Springs PcIs1u~ ua, ,r,ski,.t =, ma,
Springs. 6i'" and >lsld :,tuii lI.'.r ia tl.,au;.
ana return IN III" Springs b, 0i ,i .s,,,,, IA,
Pn->eaaeg> lay ihceN'l,ni. liam ir,n l.i.l..stt -
20 The Springs Ia nuUI i.r heNt l.r D. l,,p 60.
dolsvr roi,te. tI,'N lesp al I'nipgaer, tar, h.a.,
and gel Ia the SpriHas aboal ,i,; iiyAi n.,nnnn A
good line OF COACHES Wi! t,0ia he, Spff.. 70 Se,
Market three iimr> waek, ",nalcri.n at G.n,,.,.
Crass Raads WAN tlc Niu.hesl-r Ina.
THOMAS %. FLINT
N92m SupfInI. .ntient
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
% IS 60 60, $500

Baitimoyr NHn Ohio Raifr0ad, }iom Baiti-
more 10 IFheefing, ami connecting hers
ruth the karge. HeW. anil spieRaia STEAMERS
Of tie Union Line on tie ohio. anil the
stages to ZanesriUe. DE.
VINHiS EXPEDITIONS LINE ing Row thorough
Il Iy completed, by the late finishing of the Great
Board Tree Tunnel. and the road being in excellent
order, the earnest attention Of travellers Is confident
~ directed 10 ltS superior advantages and low tre.
The scenery upon this road is of the most >Iipsnl-
Gus and attracfive character. ..
The Express Mall Tram leaves Baltimore daily al
p. M. aud r,i- directly through To Wheeling (,iS0
miles, IN Is or 10 hours. including all >tappasc>.
irving there AT ar p. m, next day az. PASSENGERS
leaving i'a!nore Al a. Ia. may iay eyer tnr i"dg
ing in Cumberland. I19 miles, and proc asu tiiracc
to Wheeling Ia the morning.
To c".in"cI with these trains tie cars leave
Washington m 8 a. m. and ) p. M, daily. meeting
the cars from Baltimore Al The Washington Jane
ton (5eticr known IA the Relay lint>cD 9 miles
from Baltimore 90"
AT Nhefiing. the seven unrvailed steamers o. the
Union Line, which have just been completed for
this route. iorIh daily connection with the rarS.
and cuve. passengers down fine OHIO Ia Cincinnati
and Louisville. where the stages for Nashville &c.
the ST. I.ouiS and New Orleans packets NAV bt.
taken by those gong further ..
Passengers inT Columbus (or WHO prefer the land
route 10 CiHeinat) and other parts of Ohio and the
West also proceed direct from Wheeling in the
Ohio Stage Company's excellent coacne. over the
best lart of the National Road 10 GAINESVILLE, Sc.
and thence by railroad.
PaSse Raars hT WelisYiiie and Cleveland by stean-
boat and i;iliriad viii also find This mi.-i agreeable,
route. there heing Il regular and speedy coir.Ninn
IT Wheeling 10 and from those places.
&C. Baggage checked through from Washington
to Wheeling. aid charge of transfer OF passcn
gers 81 baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right 10 iie over
anywhere on the ronif) from Washington to Wheel
IN 81 20; Ia Cincinnati Sll; tO Louisville Sl3
Tickets - be had al, Mr.. PARSONS. Agent. af the
Railroad Station, Washington, and of The other
aarniS Oi the Company. WI. PARKER,
tvS General .r6..nt
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=! DISEASES OF THE LUNGS,

D HUNTER, M. D.; nj. X. G. =. England.
IL. late pupil Of the Hospital for Consunp-
tion and Diseases Of the Chest. Brorlpton o.
fsTs R TnfoTx a %" ha thu and s sonsHm
pensary for Asthma. Consumption. and Dis
eases of the Heart. london, England. &c. has
returned to Washington, and taken rooms al;
the corner Of 4t and C streets, one block from.
Pennsylvania avenue. where he may he .on
suited during the ensuing summer in diseases
of the Throat, Lungs, and Heart, to which
speciality DIR. II, has for several years devoted
his exclusive attention.
After the 18th inst, DR.. JAMES HUNTER. jr.
OF London, will be associated with Dr. X
HUNTER. as Partner. and DR.. WELLEsL- as
Assistant
Office hours from a. NJ to 6 p. M
june loco tt
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DAILY EtffEyNSfNG STAR.
Discovery Of chlorroform


The discovery of chloroform, as an an
aesthetic agent, was made by DR.. Simpson
ofEdipburgh, and was attended with some
very amusing circumstances, as narrated
by Professor Miller. DIR. Simpson had
long felt convinced that thereexisted some
anasthetlc agent superior to ether, which
was then eI all the rage, aud in October,
.ls4i, got inp pleasant little parties, quite
IN sociable way, to try the effects of
other respirable gases on, himself and
friends, The ordinary way Of expert
menting was as follows: Each guest was
supplied with about teaspoonful of the
fluid to be experimental on, in tumbler
or fnger-slass, which was placed in hot
water If the substance did not happen to
be very volatile. Holding the mouth and
nostrils over the open vessel, inhalation
was proceeded with slowly and deliber-
,ately, all iphaling at the same time, and
each noting the effects as they arose
Late on the evening o. the 18th November
.ISit, DIR. Simpson, Gith his two friends
Drs. Keith and Duncan, sat down to quaff
the flowing vapor in the dining-rUom of
the learned host. Having inhaled several
substanceswithout muchefect, it occurred
to DR., Simpson to try ponderois mate
rial which he had formerly set aside on a
lumber table as utterly unpromising. 1T
happened to be small bottle of chloro-
form, and with each tumbler newly
charged, the inhalers solemniy pursued
their vocation. Immediately an unwonted
hilarity seized the party-their eyes
sparkled -they became excessively Jolly
and very loquacious. The conversation
flowed so brissly, that some ladies and
naval officer who were present were quite
charmed ,Bht suadenly there Yves talk
ofsounds being heard like those of a cot
fton!mill. louderi and louder+-a moment
more 4 dead silence, and then crash
ON awakening, DIR. Simpsons first per-
ception was mental This is far strong
er and better than ether said he to him.
self. His second was tonOte that he was
PROSTATE on the..hoor, and that among his
friends about him, there was both confu-
sion and alarm. Hearing a noise, he
turned round and saw DR.. Duncan in
most undignified attitude beneath a chair.
His jaw had dropped, his eyes were start
ing, his head half bent under him-quite
unconscious and snoring in most deter
! mined and alarming manner more noise,
still to the doctor and much motion-dis-
agreeaby so-and then his eyes overlook
-Df.-keith's feet and legs, making yalor-
Gus efforts TO 4overturn the supper table.
and annihilate everything that was on it.
By-and-bye, Or. Simpsons head ceased
to5swim, and he reSSained his seat: DR..
Duncan, having finished his uncomforta-
bic sluInber, resumed his chair; and DR..
Keith, having come to an arrangement
with the table, likewise resumed his seat
and his plaeidity. Then came a compar-
ing of notes and chorus Of congratula-
r ton, for the object had been attained ::
and this was the way il, WHICH the Won
~derfih powers Of chloroform were first dis
covered and put to the test. '.'" f I,
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MISCELLANEOUS. !
IMPORTANT TO H0UsEKElpE.,s

NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE WE OLE
~ SALE AND RETAif,.-The Subscriber has
leased for term of years the well known Grocery
Stand at the corner OF 9Th aud Streets formerly &c
cIlpIed hy Mr.. John II. Joblsou; and having rend
,ie ami fis,ai up handsomely, prepared u Clcr
an extensive and well selected stock nj choice Fam
lily Groceries, embracing every article Of necessity
and inNuFv. which he l. determined to sell either
Wholesale retail, upon good terms ss any l1;is,.
in :he city. In his stock viii always he found
WEIGH premium Family and other choice brands
nf Family and Extra Flour SHAY san agar cure.
Hams; best c'Hlli!fy ai. .Ba!mlr, cutd Bacon:
Brown. Loaf, Crushed puveri<rd. Gf;Ilt,,,,l. and
Brazil sugars; Rio. Java, La.iNra and Otter Coz.
'fprs: Roasted and Ground Ctfpe. Superior p X. &
N. q. Mo!aSses superior Table Syru;@; superior
strained Honey. IN small cans. .s
TEAS.-Black ana Green Teas, Of every grade
Especial attention paid to the seiectO! OF TeaS.-
We van warrant them very superior.
CHEESE-Best English Dairy, old English, Pine
Apple. sup. Sage, and other choice brands "i y. f..
and Goshen. WATER, Soda Sugar, Wine, and other
Crackers. .......-
FISH, &c.-Shaa. Mackerc, i'll barrels. half do.
and kit; Herring, IN harrelt hall do; Smoked and
Scotch Hcrrings; Smoked Beet. very superior: Beef
and Buffalo Tongues; SGi;Lcr's sup. Bologna Sau-
Sarr.
CANDL ES.-Sprrm. Adamantinr, and other Can
dies; superior Lard, i'm pals. for family use SUPERB
Lard, in barrels. by the ponnd, or otherwise
SUNDRiES.-Picklcs.P Preserves. HtanPd Fruits.
Olives. Saul!ines, Pepper Sauces, Frcrcil Mustard
Prepared Hose Raasli. : Catsups. I'D Salad OIL
Md'aloIii. 'tTi.d'tlla. corn
S;arch Spices. English and American Mustard. Cho-
colatc, Broma Farina Gro. Spices. Saieratu-. S't,
Yeast Powders. fancy and PLAIN SOAPS. &c. &c.
CHOICE BRhNDiEs;. WINES. Sc cask >up.
London Dock Dark Brandy. warranted pure,
sale Pale, Champagne. and other brands .up. nraR-
dy. Old Rye Whisky, 1855; Champagne. Madeira.
Lisbon, Old Port, Sicily, Mu$catci, aud other super
ior Wines; Cordiais, Blackberry. Raspberry. anu
Ginger Bfandies; Superior London Brow. St"ut,
Sc: White Brandy. White Vine, and Cider Wife
gar.
. TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SI.GARS.-iY Without
enEmerafing brands. viii only say tina, I lovers of
the weed can always find tie CHOICES. varieties.
WOODEN WARE, HRDNMS. &C.-Bncket<,
Pals. Tubs. Sleeves. Sugar and Flour boxes, BGttrr
Prints, Rolling Pins, 3roCinS. SGrii,bng. Swrr ;,iu
W. Wash busting. and Shor Brushes.
FRTTFS. NUTS. SC.-AiL!oEd>. Rai<inr. FIGS,
Dried Cnrrar:s, PruneS, Ciifoa. Tilh"rts, English
WalautS, Dates, &c.
A iIrtlier enumeration is deemed, unnecessary rs
intend 10 b. supplied viii every article usually
found in a first elias. Family Grocery.
respectfully ASK al examination my stock. and
pledge l.vsrli that ao,ha! Shall b" wantil IN uye
entire slti>actioEta alWtoInay .tv0s with Heir
patronage. .- ...
lIf-GoolS sent promptly, and free Of charge. 10
any part OF The city. l.. p. MILLER
july 23-f.Olli " ~ Cor. Ut. and /, ST
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Learn to Is Spout ;

This is the FIRST advice that a female
whale gives its young, and it is Just the
advice that every American mother should
give her boys In no country in the
world is there such field for of-hand
speakers to operate in, as the United
States. 4 man capable Of stirring up the
multitude at mass meeting, can reach
any Office in the gift Of the people: be-
ginning with comptroller of poultry"
and leaving off with the Presidency
"a In the present Congress there are 1ifty-
six Senator's; forty-three are. or have
been, lawyers, leaving only thirteen for
all the other professions. Now, why is
this! Why should twenty five thousand
lawyers have eight times as many repre-
sentatiyeS in the Senate az the whole
twenty-five millions of other people? For
G no other reason in the world than that
lawyers are invariably good speakers.
But why should good speaking be limited
to one profession? We know not of a
single good reason. Every school should
have a, defamation club connected with
it. Bows of all classes should be initiated
IN the art and mystery of persuasion.
With early training. the mechanic and
! farmer would become as successful & on
the stump as gentlemen who csnsume
theirroil IN pouring over the old togyism
Of Coke and Littleton. To be a good
speaker, all that is required is a first
class memory and a little manly conf
denoso 1.-The former can he acquired by
practice at any time, the latter, however,
can only be obtained by breaking the
ice" during our schoel-boy days. Hgain
We say, '1earn to'spout. "-Aibeny Knick-
erbOcker.g tmnrf .Irsty,.f ~,
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Law NOTICE.

SiDNEi :. BAXTER, late Attorney General OF
~ Virginia. has removed 10 Washington To I,r;ic-
tice law ..-.5 T
He viii practice in Tie Supreme Couri of the mi
ted States. the courts OF Nh District OF Columbia
and attend 10 any Professional business cnn!ided 10
him. .'' ''.'
: % Office in MnriSon's new building, on ~ ST,
b"iWSeH 4. nlisyivaIla ;.-IiIic and 4 street.
References: Hon. ]. !. .Alian Hon. WA. Daniel,
ho.' Richard 'oncurr. HdnsG. r. Samn,I>. Hon.
George II Lea. OF the rour: Of appeals OF Nirgiu: ;
t" the lndees Of the circuit conriS of Eirgnia. and
IN the Scnalor> and members Oh Congress from Viz
ginia .. .t. jy Iy-eoiy
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FOR RPER,S FERRY

HSssa The splendid Steam Packet CON
c&ih-N GRESS, Captain VoLNEy PuRsELL,
:Sc1s1skEaEIz having been thoroughly repaired and
put in complete order, will commence her regular
trips between HARPERS FERRY ami GEORGE
TOWN, on Monday. July, llth. leaving Rir;r's
wharf, Market stree. Bridge, west OF the Market
House. every Monday. "Wednesday. and Friday. at
O'Clock, a. M, arriving n Harper's Ferry IN time
for the going west. Returning, leave Iiarper's
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. at
6oclock. a. m, arriving in Georgetown the same
evening.
Way passengers will he landed at any poin, on the
Canal at reasonable rates.
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage at half
price.
All packages intended for The Cong 10 be- left
at W. II. RiItcr'< warehouse, where NIL information
concerning the boat may he obtained
Through passage So
GEORGETOWN, july ), 1853. jy 5-eOlm+
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Horse Furnishing Goods.

OUCH asiAmerican and English Knives and Forks,
~ (Which took the premium at the late faif,) fine
Plated Dining and Dish Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, (pteniium,) Aibatt Pos and fe-SpOons,
Caryrrs and Forks, Steels, Butter KNIVES, &C.;
Brass and Plated Candlesticks, Family tj,indstOnes,
Tea Trays, Hand Walters. Tea and Dinner Bells,
Coffee Mills. Shovels and rongs, Irons Flat Irons,
Tenders, Curtain Bands and Pms. busting Brushes,
Sweeping Brushes, Sleeves. Pots, Ovens and Lids,
Tea Kettles &c, Sc, such are to be found in d
we'll regulated Hardware, Store, at 's,,
....' h.i1t T. =. ~ f. WHEELER'S, a.e
" 9-lmeQ - ~ Opposite Browns Hotel.
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IMPORTANT & vALU ABLE INVENTION

SANDS AND CUMMINGS'S Brick MACHINE
" f1em Rights for saie-MiCHAEl. Not RSE
W., IN iiis Guy, have been apEannicd The esclusiN"
agents Tor the United States ia, The sale of rights
the above machine. IL has been thoroughly tested
and pronounced 10y practical hrickmakers through
out me COUNTRY az be the best machine for the Issr
Esse thst has Vel been praiuced. IL is successfully
worked by the application of any motive power,
steam, water OF horse. With Two light horses lhy
clay T tempered and at the same ,iH, bricks
moulded In five seconds Ia the very best manner,
thus exceiling in RAPIDLY OF operation any other ma
chine itT tiIaf pnrlase now known.
The issIe fihe American patent Is only DELAYED
unit the machine can be projected abnsai. Mean
Wilde, N. n. 4 "a. prepared Ia negotiate for The
sale az any amount Of territory, and % give good
title % the same. -.t.
Apply by letter, (poI paid) or n their Office
ner fish and STREETS, near the Post Once Drpari
menL 3. a.... y6
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SILVER SWAN SODA FOUNTAIN.

Corner of 9th and II streets,
MAY now be seen in full play from a. nj.
wi to II p. H., and rs the Ladies come up
in crowds exelaiming. oh! how delightfully."-
cool and refreshing its pure bright and
sparkling waters are reflected from their
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond.
No flaming advertisement, with striking cap
tions in stirring capitals. have heralded forth
in grandiloquent phrase this modest establish
ment. but the public may rest assured that
here only in this city can be found the gen
nine carhonated patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain. improved, by which alone pure
SODA WATER can be obtained fresh at every
lraught. s. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Pharrnaceutist
m GEO 3m - Corner 9th and II strce-s.