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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-16

BY DOWNS & HUTCHINSON, Au'trs.
(NoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRY,
" Fancy Goods &c, at Auction.-On FRIDAY
evening, November 18th, at o'clock. to close con.
signments, will sell handsome assortment Of jew
elry-
Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Pencils and Pens, Lockets
Ear and Finger Rings, Bresstpins, Gold KEYS
Cuff Pins, Card Cases
Pearl and Shell Jewelry Boxes
Card Baskets, &c.
Together with a lot Of Fancy Goods, Portfolios,
Portemonnsies. &c.
Tsrm6 at the sale.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON. Auct'rs.
Atheneum Building,
Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th streets.
nov l6-St
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COMBINATIONS Sale of Dry Goods
~ The sale of Dry Goods will be continued on
THURSDAY Eornipg, November IL, at 10 O'Clock
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"ANTED.-A BOY is wanted to learn the
w Plumbing and Gas-ftring business. Apply
to j. W. THOMPSON, Penn. avenue, one door from
1lth st, E. side. nov loft.
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Il CaH.-The street Presbyterian Church of
this city has given Il unanimous call to the Rev.
Phlneas ID. Gurley, ID. d., of Dayton, Ohio, at a
salary of $1,000.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Office Home Mutual Insurance Compap

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH City Of New
aeitrsmeneetsd that the January 1853 before NO.
subscriber, Justice o. the Peace
Ally appeared AsEsndsr Hroth President James H. Wheeler
Secretary OF tbs Home Mutual insurance Coaut
being duly according law deposu ard ey that TIC above
icountse just and true snd transcript
A BROTliFR President
Jtaxs H. WuRELKR, Secretary. ''' "''
Sworn snd substbe before this Janasry 1883
G. V. JONTE, Second Justice tie Ponce
Of the Parlsh oi Ofsrs.
~ m Beard Trustees have declared Forty Zine
the Q Of Nnrch u " ~ ~ w. '
Ths Company aga The pers the s Rivers
ard damage BY Fu current rates Of premium once as
Camp street. ALEXANDER BRofFIER PrsnIsut,
=, 90 - JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
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sy'oriss's saft Company.

FsNNE attention OF the pubic ls called 70 the
Saes ailohars. Our Safes
made entire principle We tst form ease orraeE
wroughtrou Paeso bars around Which aeomPo
on aston chilling tie liquid ngtl ard making nPene
r and capsule Of resisting the bowsof tbs
sodgs To the scientific Unnecessary Nature
Mechanic bolts iara rsts 9'rew theit
with perhaps less EFFORT than required
Neither burning element make impress
solid liaed as itIs wish tre-ptoni val -
these Safes secured with LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANE
LOCKS are the depository other ya
We further there but a security any The popular
Esultanh lle ct
often err to, as pcrience has 1nor strated
This Company prepared to a n y and
BANK VAILS ysrosaIes Banking Ir5H.a:ons Mercantile
which vhe warranted Powder
Proof, when sa-lrt! wi.h Li'.ta's HauE Locks.
sample Satsaua tka tost her | Ay Fewei
.rsga W
,iC.,t 49, P5.rTTE5. Ages, ~ CsrIP street
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MEDICAL.
pNuINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, 10!
u IbI CHARTS EsSTR EETJ WRIGHT co haTng "a
rtgnd uuriyd in every department Of their ssitss nave
the Of all the genuine roPua,
keep ns'1 constantly supp
fresh and at rates FAY be'cw the asna y.
By enabled 70 oht' o su
assortment which can pe
city Having had many peenet 70 suo
safe they have acquired aclt m
particular brRl sca aud are now
atresdugly low, that The
fail to rcalro handsome on n
lr retail Al establishment be found u
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, The following l
their he furnished TO dealers N u
twenty heaperhan than nEnp
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PLAsTERs.
Sherman spoor Ngn's
Alleban oorMsn's
IAllebasla dlnRubbef bsch,i
The lmpro, ed Poor Mans,
lew Dayid'so or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable
Enapp'a Indian, r,
Whiteis Machine Spread s'rHas
sniug,
VIII hg'sstreng.heuiug,
Ejdl's Imperial,
| Hortick's Royal.
LlNlMENTS,
IBItler's Bone and Fever,
Dartiup'r Lotion,
Dasis's Horl.,
lHnn.'s. Hayesi, Scihns', Ns-e'
TOOTH PA5TEa.
sAerman's Compound OIds Tooth,
.Thonpson's Aromatic Tooth,
.Ionus's Tootharha.
LDzESG EB.
'shernaa'p Cough, Worm Camps
CMng's WorrJ
WBtar'a Cough
uRDPS
Solomon B. gnina1n0,
Tarfnn's Tno'nafheI ....
JT,,tausis To .aRchr.l
MISCELLANEOUS,
Thoru's GrtTacS,
Wlnsr'a ArcAgum Extract,
.C.rtsris Spanish MlI'urs
Mothers Relic,
Mrs. Kiider'e CordlAi,
yaughu'a Dithontrpte,
I Nsgood' e Indian Choicgogus,
Hsisev's Forest v ne,
NrB. HAYES IBsrntery Cordial,
|Cullen's FemRls Specific,
Culicn's Indian Vegetable Rene
Rovr1d'5 Magic Lotion.
Bella Army Tuttnts.
pav,s's Depurstivo EEtrAsi
Iayns a Alternative,
Iayue'a Hair Dye,
JHyusis CHrminnhye,
Rowand's Cumulative,
Balm Colombia,
|Upraris Pile Etgc.ua-J,
Jones', Chemical soap,
CTur pt0n'B Bs.'sam,
Thor1pa1u'a Eve Water, ..
Vrs, fiayg's Eyu Wafer,
PER-, Dayis'- Par EiiIcT,
JnneE's Hair Regior5 4ytl .....
.Irnrf'al ily Wt5'e,
B-ai', Hair Rrtt3st'g7
soda Powders, C9IDsaea
Ms-n cga,
Clreasstar Balm
0a5.ysIl4u carj7g r,utt,
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BNR ELLOITT, VETERINARY SURGEON, would

AR. ELLIOTT, VETERINARY SURGEON, would
aArouncr r.y is vicinity, shat be Is
to attend tase5s his line entrusted to his Dr.
ropes experience Veterinary Surgeon will ensure hun
r share lubie patronage having devoted several TO HE
professor ld Prussia, aud for the last sh ynrstn
uund hig Stnbs UNION
STREET. between Car1u-ist ~ Several fine
BjtGGY AND "a REIA & L HORSES FOR SALE. ort35 ty
NWT e. F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR, cures
w CONSUMPTION Of the Liver and Lungs pislepsia Chos
~ ad Co MoItuE "a IS hours
Veraal elect Goaohoa, and rveftae ra
ffue
Wens Carries Bones Whte Swrilrg Kings Evil Gravel pains
the breast, old nls and together with ali the
Dief a arr and single liie1, and Ny
the mi long experience AMI practice
since aIs Of uy daafea ta have been
siderei hopeless hy fsirarsel 3ucl9Ts. - -, .
oitae 10. SO ERhNCltNAN STREET, Ihiff
p, llra SaugOl ,e-a. III decl8
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, NJ SADDLERY Ware GA
Y House-ANDREw q. BULL 4 co, No u Canal kIfksN
street Orleans Camp aud MagaIlne streets
Manufacturers Importers Of SADLtRi aud sApPEWAREr
on hand large complete OF Saddles
Rides Msrtrrses Trunks whrs skng, Hsncsr and Bird
eabei Hogskn AnDLERS TOOLS and Trimming Of every
srrpon, at No. II CANAL STREET -,. - ,.,,, . 80
al! ydS
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LACEY CU., 81 81. Cnarles htTeet,
81 BRANCH OF LACEY rHILLPss CELEBRATED HAR
Fhslolrhn o1arrs the finest and
Nourb HARNESS. SADDLES AND TkuNs at reduced prices
pr pa sTEIE'Tl y ATTENDED TO. e97
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1uli
ptTtg
rt;..rsr,ssnaa, loo "a Purra,i i've
80 "a - "
kt"'s,itisi3fe
it- ~ tn,iiar ysgatahto-
9.a - ys.,t.i,t, IIniys-a.I.
lI1,.;Ia,,,s ~ "a
Iaai, ~ Ian
S - : ~ " i''''''4'
to1ps - =,
Ip t'.,a c1r,io pr,gatiy.
Ia, -. A., hil,c,I, FAMILY.
s ri,"pai'' ! s a'.',l '.','u' ''''''''
~ IiNg ~ e s saaa,,sS,
sa,,,,.4.,a,t. 80 nJ Aay1,
~ 9',. ~ { = ~ 49,. - : r ~ '''
-
Y, ~ v.getabls
" aart. rh,,,,r,,,.i1
80. -, '''''''S
.n.Easi.,E,a,th
III .ba 80 49,
a ss.'.s'I ~, 49,,
IL
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lfI&e uorth and we'll HnewGrlt,,
e'@ Director of ne Public s,
or and responsibility n

f,rnigbt n, ,,,.. -. PHILApELPHia, SeItemLeTlq
when resisted the common rsucdfr- gurb
utntf ordinary medicines. Dr. nAyfss a
~ teeEgd me IN few doses, thfsa f5s 4, ia
1leu me, aly mother whole
M ~ oreg tssglarl tEkng qusah par.gpr ts h. so
laws med cue for days past and - ~. sun =
uHa as before abe commenced ng n 's'ts" '' ~
,,-sz,, THOMAS MlLLAR, a R.cestrss.,u
- sold Wholesale and retail by the General -, - -.
su' west !! WRIGHT CO. ISL cbsTsest Se,ft,,..ns
"nere all ordara he ID sod
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADyERTIs EMENT--L every body
y READ II.
NO. !.
n r. r.


Y READ II.
NO. !.
r. Il r.
RADW.fY'S REHDY RELIEF
10 FIRST ASD ONLY REMEDY EVER RECoRDEi II Ilih
MEDICAL HISTORY or THE WORLD THAI HAS SUITED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN 4 FEW StCoNls.- "a
Il wllsop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE NJ ~
LESS, will the obstinate 7ud painful Efu ~ "
NERVOUS, NEURALGIC and BILIOUS COMPLAINTS IN FS"
IOuRB,
TNTFRNAL AND EXTERNAL
the fost totmersng ana 'so
'.SnE PAINS.
70 TIE SICK AND PAIN SUFFERING or NEW
ORLEANS
sriug following complaints
lcal JOHN Wright CHARITIES STREET and make
a RAILWAYS READY RELIEF that n Will
sEEE YOU FROM PAIN IN FROM THREE TO FIVE MIN urEs
1T HAS CURED,
~ NINETY CASRs OHT or 4 RDEDHEp,
EHEtMATIsM IN FOUR HOURS
NEURALGIA IN ONE HOUR.
GROUP IN TEN MINUTES.
DIBRRHOEk IN FIFTEEN MINUTES,
TuOTHACBS IN ONE SECOND.
sPAsM IN FIVE MINUTES.
CRAMPS n FIVE MINUTES.
SICK HEkDACHE IN FIJI TEEN MINUTES.
CHILL. FEVER ~ FIFTEEN MINUTES.
CtllLLBLAINS IN Fly e MINUTES.
SORE THROAT IN -FOUR MINUTES.
INFLUENZA ~ ONE HOUR.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS SIlfk JnlNiS; SIRAlSs, BRl aFs
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~ The following statement ,,fro
Nr. MIIlsr has been lor .eysrsI ~
and haa held variousotiCes or hs6oy ,
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tHAMPAGNE-l2 100 baskets Grape Leaf,
~ puts quarts;
eases each oisis, Tor ss 10 glos aeui
sAhGElNA NlNk-70 eighth casks, A. + luuI1f.
9.5ktnl MlNE-sJ guaitsrs enI q ugtA,-s,
pESlsOtfNst asserted sizas
tiGAbS--4lU,utO ynrtGu.
BOlILEs-l50 gr1ss Porter ~ Ms9s,ra Hatus, Fr ss-E7
asysss, VOLT .s t'..-T,t..,
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T. WHITMAN e. CO.,
IL. BALTIMORE MARyJAyp

Having, d; Il very great expense erected an Estab-
liSbincnt for the manufacture Of AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
extensive scale expressly to meet the wants OF tie
L irmers aud Planters of the South and West would
therefore re-. Gctfuy solicit their patronage.
With our present facilities, aud the experience of
tie past tr years feel confident Of bcin. able to
supply the demand for Farm implements. Machinery
and Tools. We therefore offer goods with con
iidcnce, Of their superiority and prices that can not
ElII to secure To Baltimore this branch of trade.
As evidence of the superiority Of our goods, we
publish the following list of Premiums. showing the
standing of orr implements and Machinery. when i'm
competition with others and examined by competent
aIen:-
Agricultural Society, awarded 10 f. WHITMAN s.
co. the urinEsT Premium for The largest and best
i>play Of te strongest and most useful Farm lmpe
ni;,nts aud Machinery.
In Is5i and 1852, the Mechanics institute OF Ma
rvland awarded tn T.. WHITMAN & Co. heavy GOLD
MEDALS for the largest and best display Ofusefu I'M
pl'.nents. And in addition to the above we have re-
c.'ived Special Premiums Implements too niimer-
mention in detail, but i'll all amounting more
t.an 1000 which is three times the anoNnt received
by any other Exhibitor of Agricultural implements
\. tie above named Exhibitions, Implements were
exhibited b. nearly every manufacturer in the cOun-
try. and tlp tlrcsion Ot those Societies may well be
ruIsl,leIc the highest authority that be given
oI the superiority OF our Implements.
We particularly request the attention OF Farmers,
Planters and DdAcrS, To our stock, before making
purchases, we are determined to sell on pleasing
terms. - .-,.. .. '..
Sor p1Tliculars Catalogue which may he had
sratls, by application, either By mall OF in person..
+. WHITMAN l. co,
80 LIGIrr STREET,
W:t-u Baltimore. Md,
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BELIs. BEILs.BELIs,

'I'hE subscribers manufacture and keep constant
ly on hand all sizes of Church, Factory, Steam
Boat. Ferry, Locomotive, School house. and PIaIta
ton BELLS These bells are hung with the patent
Tnn yoke with mOvcdbIc arms They can be turn
Cd around ~ that the clappeT VIII strike IN "a new
place. which J. desirable after bell has been rung
dfcw years. Springs are affixed IN a new way tn
prevent the cldppcr from resting teh bell, thereby
pfolnngrng the sound. These bells are manufactured
irn the best stock, and are east In iron Castings
NJ this foundry these Were frst used and are found
t. be a great improvement. We give a written war
rdny th"t f fChrch bells break within one yearfrom
date ~ purchase. with fair usage, we will rrca-t
within - char. The tone of all bells is warranted
Nrary H.9n y - have been cast and sold from this
ioun'y r'h l. H." best evidence of their superb
"riiy. W" iav" fifteen gold and silver medals
award from the various fairs, - for the best bells
lw >"n"ro'I-n"Ss aud purity of tome We pay par
u'uilr attention to getting mp p"alS chimes, and
can refer tn tlInIc furnished by Our foundry is
Within few ro,S of the Hudson river, Erie canal,
and railroads running every directions. AZ tins *
ihs largest establishment of the kind the United
states and has The largest assortment of bells or
lrr> eau be- filed with great despatch. We can re-
Ter ~ bells IN any at the States. Old bells taken in
"Ichangc for new Ones. Levels, compasse<, &C.
constantly on hand. Address H ..'
4. MENEELY'S SONS,
We West Trpy, MY.
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Dyspepsia, its Causes, Effects, and Remedy.

= necessary simply la explain tn the unnltIatcd
10 tle medical jurisprudence, that the Oxidation of
lhe BpOd, and tS distribution INTO the OTgans of ab-
tlHn. rITcIatiOn respiration, and -ccTctlOi,, con-
'tHte the phenomena OF Lite These organs are lBI-
hi'd with the wonderful sympathetic afllHities
aIt one OF them becomes improperly affected, they
al b"cume ITitated and Iuflaued, the stomach il de
idns"d pans nf all kinds come on. especially IN the
head and limbs, accompanied with burning heat,
"'> vt appetite, extreme nervous dehthfy, nausea,
rh InNiriy, dcprC>,Iun OfspritS disturbed sleep.
and entire mdIStG>itnH to make the slightest physical
et"rtIon, combination Of several ail OF these
symptoms constitute disease which affects the whole
'v>t"m. aud = called dyspepsia. Numerous have
zen the prescriptions ut the Faculty for this Hydra
l'ldcd complaint bui With little success, that tds
common inqu,ry-can Dyspepsia he cured? We
answer can pNygeuatcd BittcrS IS the real peel
D. This Invaluable Tonic speedily allays all inflam
mAt"Ty SympiouIs and. Strengthening the PARTIES OF
u" stomach, enables II io yrrt0rm natural func-
hone, aud Health and strength are the result.
REED, AUSTIN 4 60, Wholesale Druggists, No.
D. Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
rr'c II peE bottle siN bottles for 81 .
r-s-I .ouk out for limitations and countcIfcitS.
Ell. STNRLER * CO. No. l20 Pratt ST. wharf,
1m CANDY s 60, cuTmer of Light and son,hiTd
7>, Wholesale Agents Baltimore, aud on retail by
Az respectable Druggists III this city and Throughout
the c"unir: Yj-G
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The OLD ATHEIST Dead and of all
his wealth not sufficient to bury him with
proper decency. Died, doubling to the
last, poor old gray-headed Atheist.
Years ago his home was palace. His
daughters were beautiful; his sons stately
and noble. lie gloried in his unbelief.-
His eyes stood out with fatness." 1t
seemed hard to the poor Christians, and
one was tempted to say, sit is better with
the wicked than with the good"
But by these wet clods, on which the
rain drops dismally, lies his pine coffin.
And the sexton strikes it with the shovel,
and coarse jests profane the garden of
God"
Poor old Atheist I" One daughter
lies broken-hearted in an early grave.
One in foreign land wanders under the
weight of his curse. The young son, the
"o:d mans da:ling," rots in Jail; the
other died drunken. E.
All were Atheists. Prosperity kept
them company long. Their ships sailed
in safety. Their orchards were never
blighted. Sickness tainted not their
beauty; care and disappointment left their
hearts alone. f.g
But to-day where are they, with the
wealth and glory of prosperity!
Ay!it is true.
1.-THE mill Of God gr;nds late-bm 1t
gr,nds to pOtCder." - 10y
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Law School Of Cumberland University,
At LEBANON, TENNESSEE.

HI JEbHtNOV, IEN ENNESSEE.
UACULTY, Hon. ABRAHAM CARUTIERS, late
i one of the circuit Judges of Tenncsse. .lr,...
Hon. NATHAN GREEN, late one of the Judges of
lhs supreme court OF TennrsScr. y. o..
Hon BROMFIELD l.. RIDLEY, one of the Chan
celIors Of the state.
Judges CARUTIiERs and GREEN devote their
whole tIm. exclusively to the school. -..
Pidn of Il~tTUctiOn.-l. Daily examinations of
each class on the text books No regular course of
lectures hut explanations OF the daily lessons in the
progress ut the examinations. s--,
:. Weekly moot courts of common law and equity
IN which students commence suits on Il statement of
given by the Professors. and prosecute them
through all the processes known in actual practice.
The cases ART ~ framed aS io require them To pre-
pare deeds, bills, records and all SurS ul documents
To bc redd aS evidence IN the trials. Some of the
Cl>es are taken by appeal To supreme moot court;
which held monthly The class, and in public at
th' end ol every session. The students clerks
>IrrIffs jurors circuit Judges, and chanceIIors and
other official capacities connected with their suits.
SCsSr0nS.-Thc first session commences the third
Monday IN september. and ends third Thursday in
February. The second commences the succeeding
Monday III February, and ends second Thursday in
July.
Expenses per Session-Tuition fee so, in advance;
contingent Zee -; bnardImg about so. Students
furnish their own books, which can be had III the
Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions required TO complete the course un-
- the students enter advanced class. No pre-
rI"I. study required for admission. There are four
regular classes. Students may enter at any time
during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the
school.
The number of students the last collegiate year
was eighty sA.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS, ..
~ JIn President Board Trustees.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Written for the Evening Star.
] WAIT FOR THEE,

Inscribed 10 hcr ,rho has since become my GudTdi
... .l-rt..,.,f .7ngei.
FROM THE FORTE fEuILLE OF DOUGLAS HOWARD
/ wait for thee
Meath the greenwood tree,
When the God of Day to his couch declines
In the evening shade
or the spicy glade,
Mid the chorus of birds and insects chimes;
Where the fountains leap
To their homes i'm the deep,
And the tcndrll round the red rose twinCS.
Birds, flowers, and waters rejoice in their might,
Hut my spirit Is sad,
For thou com'St not to glad
The gloom of my heart with thine eyes of light
wait for thee
Mid the revelry
OF the iestal haH with the gay ofearth--
Where the viol's voice
Light hearts rejoice,
And echo Is filled witt, the sounds of mifth;
And the dance ard song,
As they sweep along,
To loves young wHchery lend new birth.
All, all are joyous where all is bright,
Alone am sad,
For thou com'st not To glad
The gloom ofmy heart with thine eyes of light.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

WHEEL WRIGHT & NUDGE. wholesale deal
w rTs PAPER of alt subscriptions, No. II HAN
'FER STREET. corner nf German street, Balti-
arcc, MI offers Ia lo,s To .nit purchasers
'-.s aud desirable stock or PAPER, BLEACHING
FpWDERS BINDERS LEATHER, Sc, &c, al
hmTiaciurrrS' prices.
'nong our stock may be found the following de
~1ptiou> Of Paper:
P-Hlins. Writing. ColUrcd, Enrclop Tissue, Plate,
Bwk Note hanging, Copying, Bloiting, Music, silk
fdlsun1. Marble HaitsT>'. Cloth, Sampling Hard
Van. Tip, Manila. Sand, Wrapping, Sheahng
Watch Boy, shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
Pe'. Sc.. Sc
blARDS- Binders, Trunk, Bonnet, Straw, Gard
AND Press Boards.
blearhIns Powders Alum Cards, Card Sheets
ffhilng and Writing INK. Russia Skins, Sc-
ice Wifi
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RY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN IS49.-
- PtLtERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO
EI.ElTRIC NOLTAIC CHAINS. -cnnsfrIcted to

- PULVERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO
EL'EEIRE FOLTAlC CHAINS, constructed to
De WOrI under the garments, are The most wonder
lui discovery III medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent day. They relieve, without pain or shock III
simultaneously, acute nervous pains-Slich as head
ear and tooache rheumatic pains; tic doIoreauy
&c; and by their mild but continuous and perccpli-
bic action on the body diseases Of years Standing
such as gout, local paralysis, nervous conplainis
liver diseases. SC, disappear il by miraclc they
nave been applied with the greatest success in all
those dreadful diseases in children commonly called
conyusions, as also in of tccliling under Diff
cuitIes and disorders the bowels. They precipitae
metals from their solutlons decOmpose water; de
H'ct the magnetic needle; In short show all the pe
no.ncHnn OF Il powerful voltaic pile The Instruments
producing these effects weigh about Two ounces; can
be folded up in pocket book are always ready for
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