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DAILY EVENING STAR.
KIND WORDS.

Kind words, oh they car ne'er offend.
And yet although they cost us nought,
They purchase many n trut hfnl friend
That heardcd wealth could ne'er have bought
The darkened brow, VIII ere could frowns dwell
Mid bitter hatred's angry wies,
klnd words will soon those irowns dispel,
And with the sternest lips to smiles.
Kind words should ever greet the poor,
FOR they may heal some inward pain
And, oh perchance the outcast lure
Back to virtuous paths again.
Gould we behold each tempting snare
That marks the wretched culprits fall,
We should our cruel judgments spare,
And words of kindness speak 10 ali.
kInd words, in memOry's silent cave
Are treasured as sacred prize,
When he who breafhed them-in the grave
AT peace-in dreanIlesS slumber lies,
The widow'd mother Oft they cheer,
And soothe the weeping Orphans grief;
They gently chase each burning tear,
And give the burning heart relief.
KIND words are music of the heart,
When Whispered low, in loves sweet tone
To Others hearts they bliss mpart
And truly happy make our own:
As dews refresh the drOopIng power
As sunshine gads the shining birds,
SO we are cheer'd in sorrows hour
BY sunny smiles and kindly words
Kind words. oh . le them freely flow.
Dlr race on e.ir'I is drawing near
ana soon-fOO sOOn-that voice of woe
May bid us cease to linger here
1hls life Is bripf-and all must die
we are but mortal, trail and weak;
tint while we're spared. oh let Us try
Ever some kindly oI'' TO speak
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G II ST 7 =!

JUST PTBLISuED-A SEW DISCOVERY II MEDICINE!
A FEW words on tine Iationa! treatment. without
n Med'cinf. OF Spermatorrhsa, Local Weak
ness. NervOns Debility, low Spirits Iasstude Weak
ness of the Limbs and the Back, Indispositon. and
Incapscty for Stvdy and Labor, Ddllness of Appre-
heasion Loss of .femory. Aversion to Society Love
of Solitude, Tinl;Iity, SefDtst-ust Dizziness, Head
Ache Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, At
fiction CT the Eyes, Pimpes the Face Sexual and
other IniTmities in Man.
From, the French Of Or. B. Delaney.
The important fact that tlese alarming complaints
may easily be removed 1UH0'a medicine. is in this
small tract, c'early demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment adopted by
the Author, ful'r explained by means of which
ry one is enabled to cure himself perfectly, aud at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad
yertised HOstrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by remttiog post paid two postage
STAMPS 10 DR.. Ii. DELANEY, or Box l09, Broadway
Post 0ti.e, Y. y. nov S. 3m-
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ly doubt that Bennett had deliberately
! determined to ruin Mr. Fry in his enter.
prise, and that the whole power of his
paper was remorsely used to effect that
end. -.
This verdict will probably teach the
Editor of the Herald valuable and much
needed lesson in regard to the legitimate
objects of the public Press. 1t is very
singular that the lesson has been so long
deferred. Nothing is more remarkable
than the impunity with which the Herald
has been permitted for nearly twenty
years, to blacken the character, to de-
stroy the credit, and to tyrannize. with
nnscrupulous despotism, over all the in
terests of every individual and every in
stitution which happened to incur the en-
nifty of its proprietor. It's career has
been standing disgrace, as we'll as
standing curse, to the community by
which 1t has been sustained. Its Editor
will meet with no sympathy in his pres
ent mishap: for he has deliberately cut
himself eff from all respect and all kind.
ly regard, by the inhuman shameless
ness with which he has sacrificed every
public interest, and all private feelings,
to the gratific cation of his avarice. The
wealth he has amassed will render easy
the payment of the penalty imposed.
But he will probably be more careful,
hereafter, in his treatment of private in
terests and personal character: for par
ties who may become his victims, after
this example, will be very likely to avail
themselves of it in seeking redress.
The Express, Mirror, Evening Post,
and Com. Advertiser, all cry out, Served
him right" The Sun is the only daily
that says nothing on the subject,-it is
supposed that fellow feeling makes its
editor thus wondrous kind.
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The Boy WHO PREFERRED DYING TO
LYING.-Whether the boy at Chicago
suffered his companions to drown HIM
rather than consent to steal, or not, it is
certain that little orphan boy of nine
years died in Marquette, Michigan, rath-
tner than tell a lie. He and his sister,
two years older, were adopted by far
mer. He discovered criminal conduct on
the part of the farmers wife: she per-
suaded her husband that the boy SANDER
ed her, when they suspended the child
from the rafters of the house, and the far
mer whipped him till his blood ran
through the floor, the little victim reply
ing to every inquiry. Pa, | told the
truth cannot tell lie !" When re-
leased the boy threw his arms around the
neck of his murderer, kissed him, COM
planned of being cold, and died. Upon
the trial of the man and woman it was
proved that the boy told nothing but the
truth. Instead of being hanged, the
monsters were sent to the State prison
for ten years. They were professors of
religion, of the Baptist persuasion.
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The Most Wonde full Medicine
Erer discovered far the certain cure of Agus and Ere
Intermittent and Bilious Fsrers:
Uber Il Co.'S Vegetable Nneeifie


VNHE proprietors of this valuable Melicine have
L never Iaade any efforts to Introduce it before
the public, yet 1t has found great favor far and near
Certileates without Rumbe. have been furnished of
ITS virtues, without any solicitation and many cures
performed when ali other medicines have failed Al
That rs asked as trol 1t has stood the test for
eral years, and we say, without fear that no better
preparation for the cure of Ague and Fever can be
produced As an evidence we publish certificate
Of a gentleman well known:
~ take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cifc prepared by Ober McConkey for the cure OF
ASue and Fever, as the best article for the accom-
Piishment o. that object have ever met with. In
my family 1t has succeeded beyond my most san.
guine expectations, and therefore, l consider 1t a
privilege as well as duty to recommend it use to
all who may be suffering under the influence of that
distressing atiiiction. (Signad)
ID. EVANS REESE
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church.
fSr sale by the proprietors, ODER & CO., Bati-
more: = ''
By DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothecary Potomac
Hell, corner OF Maryland avenue and 18th street,
Island;
By CLARKE BOWLING, 7th street, between
south ID and + streets, Island;
And by JAMES IL. STONE. corner of 7th and l.
streets Northern Liberties, Washington, D. c.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep l6-3m-
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

nor Ioroieyward sang the part of Max.
and from the fact that the onera nreceJod
a new ballet, that it was to be hurried
through, as best it might, and serve mere-
ly to seat the audience He was icnorant.
of all this. and continued TO wait With
the most lively emotions of anticinated
pleasure. He thought that the overture
was omitted or mutilated, but he pre-
smed he was mistaken. The dreadful
truth flashed upon him finally. A recita-.
tive had been bodily expunged. Max had
skipped an aria that had been the Rus
sian S especial delight; and chorus that
weber was paternally fond Of had been
also crowded out. The execution ofwhat
was left, the Russian thought execrahIe.
and actually laid suit against the man
ager for tr0mplr1e Gans la Quqntite et IN
q'rttte de Ia chose uendue. A LAWYER Of
repute has undertaken the case. One of'
the tenilletonists, in referring to the Inn
pending trial, thinks the manager will he
condemned; but as managers ALWAYS fol
low the popular will, it is evident the
audiences are responsible for the mutila-
tlons they have tolerated The audiences.
however, it is not possible to indict he
tore court; so the damage must be borne
by the season subscribers, who NAV be
easily got at. He proposes, therefore. 10
line them 100000 francs, to be added 10
the fund for erecting a monument TO
w eber, IN his native town
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A CURIOUS SUIT AT LAw.-The Paris
correspondent of the New York Times
has the following:
ga Russian, with plenty of money, has
brought singular suit against the man
ager of the Grand Opera. On the night
of his arrival in Paris, he visited the
Academy of Music. The opera was Der
Freischutz:' and, as the masterpiece of
Weber had long been the Russians fa-
vorite partition, be waitedin silent ecstasy
for the rising of the curtain. He was an
entire stranger to Paris, or he would have
inferred from the fact that neither Roger
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Startling Developments Wife of three
Husband

One the most extraordinary cases that
it ever befell Squire Parsons to investi-
gate, came under his notice this morning.
1t was as follows: Mrs. Gertrude kohler,
a lady Of German extraction, was charged
with making small arthmetical mis-
take, by retaining two husbands more
than the regular and legal allowance.
Mrs. kohler was married to Christopher
PheltZ, in Esperance, Schoharie County,
some five years years ago. Two years
ago, she removed to Schoharie Court
House, forgetting to take her husband
among her other baggage, and, in very
short time she contracted matrimonial
alliance with man named Michael Gep-
hard. 'Once more remove" as Hamlet
says, and we find her in this city, Messrs.
Pheltz and Gephard abandoned and for
gotten, and the capricious lady in mat
rimonial copartnership with Jacob koh-
Ter. We haveit on philosophical author
ity, that - three removes are as bad as
fire, " and so they are, undoubtedly, if an
additional husband is taken with every
change of locality. Pheltz went to Scho-
harie {. ii. in search of his lovely absen-
tee; there he met with Gephard, husband
No ., and, after some talk together, both
gentlemen agreed to pursue her to this
city, where they had aScertained her pre-
sent place Of residence to be, and they
proposed to delay the settlement of their
respective claims until they had found
her.
She was found in the possession of Mr..
}. kohlcrs, working Deucher, in the
professional calling of bone and rag pick
er, and the three gantlemen instead of
engaging in nonsensical quarrel about
the contested property, agreed to play a
three handed game Of - seven up" to
decide who was the husband lie fGtto-
the beer to be paid for by an equal con-
tribution Of the three claimants. Pheltz,
husband No. | Won the game in two
hands, and was about to take possession
of the stakes, but Gertrude fatty refused
to abide by the decision of the cards,
expressing an unqualified preference for
the third and last No. of the matrimonial
series. Pheltz, therefore, had resource to
another game of chance, ridelicet the law:
and Gertrude was brought up to answer
the complaint of her Monelaus. When
asked what had induced her to leave her
first two husbands, she answered that
they were ''nichts goot," and that Mr..
kohlers was worth "about six hundret
of such tirty rascals. I try dem all,
said she, and takes de bestest and if he
not goot, tries blenty more, till finds
a Dutchman dat suits Jest right" 1t
was impossible to make her understand
that this kind of experimenting was not
altogether correct, and she was committed
for bigamy,' las the law miscalls her
offence) evidently considering herself a
much injured and prosecuted woman
She was taken out of the police office by
officer Brainard, followed by the trio. who
all expressed themselves satisfied with the
adjustment of the case, their devotion
for the woman eked out in wonderful
summary manner. The last we saw of
them, was the winding way to the Maiden
Lane Jail, and the trio arm in arm walk
ing down South Pearl street.-Albany
Transcript Of Tuesday.
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PoPuLApaND FAMILY MEnIcINEs

GOLD BY WELL Il LAURENCE Pennsyl-
~ vaDia avenue and l4th street Washington, and
JOHN l.. KIDWEII, High street, Georgetown, d.
c.. comprising in part:
Dr. Jaynas Family Madicines-D-. Roses Family
Nedicines-Wistur's Basam o. Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry Pee Oral-SIuls' and Towsand's Sarsaparil-
la-A II. and John Bulls do-Roses Is and SchwartZe's
do-Hilhau Elixer Calisaya Bark -Wolfs Aromatic
ScheidaIn Schnapps-KidwelFs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous AntiGote- OsgoOds India Choo-
g0gua-nowauds Tonic Mixture Halnptous : Vegata-
bic Tincture-GreeRs $ Originated Bitters-Iiooapd's
German do-Biake's and Cannous do--Rushton's
and Smes COd Liver Oil, together with all the most
approved iicines Of the time.
Agents for the sale Of Seymours Galvanic Abdomi-
nal Supporter Sey nouTs Obstetrca Supporters, and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
fresh supply of Saratoga aud Bedford Water.
Sep 30
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COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.

=
Mr. Henry c. VIM mad cough for years: great
weakness. &c. had ali or physicians; tried all
their remedies, but wax cpd only l,Y
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
Gail and get pamphlets gratis with history Of die
covery oi this wonderful Blood Purer and see GER
tifcates of our citizens. of Rheumats Dv speo-
sia. Scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, &c, &c.
60 Sold by MORTIMER & MOWERAY, 40 Bal
tiinora street, Baltimore: au :,At broadway. Nes
York; CHAS. SFUrT IL 60. WlMER. j. b. MOORE.
d. T. CLARKE, CLARKE L BOWLING, W. Ell
LOOT, and Ii. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
r. S. Z. CISSELL, Georgetown; and Z. c. BERRY,
AieXandrla- sep 29-
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FOR ALI DIsEAsEs OF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.

Dr. J 2. RJsE's COMPOUND FLUID Extract OF
Bvrag.-This l. decidedly of the b-st remedies
ere. ussi fJr DISEASES Of he kidneys. bladIer &c
.qi also Fl ,0uty AT c:ions. aSays highly recon-
C,radeI Iy taa late DIR. Fhysic, aud mn!.y of the
mot distin9 9ui>hed Eeylic. men abroad. Price SO
cru.S.
p. J. s. Roses GOLDEN Pills for Falling II the
Ti,nb. F-JiJlc Weakness Debility. aud Relaxa. ion
i'ries 81 'entS-
I,r ). :. RosE's FE-,aLE SrgcIFIC-t remedy for
P...,il NtE>,ruatiOu, Ledc1rriJ.a or u hi,es Price
Cae Iciiar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
T5r Liver JepE the larre~. gland in the Eutnau
h1ty IL is Frequently ;,iranfed han aaiy other
Tim t.l5ws dysP@9sil, constipation, cold feet and
H. Il - y,tif-the skin bacnIE1s yellow, the spirits
t.aV sal th-ra j. great aversion to society. Re-
gll..- the liver, AMI You correct al these e9ils
The =ur-.t preparations TO take DR. ko.c's cELE
Bs.rGD AFRO 0a AyTI- BILIOUS PILLg. They carry
on tie bile, and -90a give appetite ana strength
Ills DTsPcF-II COMPOUND sh0Il be taken where
r,rs,a has BEEN trouble! with dyspepsia for Iany
tIn--Pr7e - cents. Eat for colds. bilious habits
iau.,iIe e.. tti' D9. Rl>E5 tNEFHuIJUs Or RAIL
Lg4p tIlL', l2i and ? c-lt5 pes box
All e the ABOVE prtrt-a',JnS, With DR.. Roses
Nli tit.~.f - prr~ IL S.,,ne>: il He;,lt
I, ar ~. Of Z. D. ti,iman, Char!es Stcts 4 Co. W.
II Gilman. JShn ". Nairn, Patterson " NuiFn.
". NJrTiS"n, William Z. Evans. kidwell d Law
rsdca, j. & M90Es, Washington; j. l.. kidw,ll,
rz-t0"n; and by al dealers in Alexandria, Vr-
Eris. sep "a
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v0R COUGHS. COLrS, GROUP, AND wHOOP
INH CnUGH

TIE RrSt Cttyh Syrup IN tie Fjrld.
T. R0SE's CEIgB24rED COUGg SYRUP gives immedi-
st relief TO [. the worst Cough, whether ConsumD-
t,,s ar proceeding from cold. 1t alays any irri-
taton of the Lungs and fortifes the system against
t,tare attacks In bottles st 30 ceuts END 81.
friF!r-n sre also liable 90 Group, which dangerous
e5aa4int yieitS iGCaeliately 10 Dr. J. ROsES SILVER
,,rCsG CRoUr SYRUP. Price 70 cents.
Wlt-,pihE C1I.h another cOnpl6nt. ALWAYS
zsrsp in cOll aud lamp weather. The afflicted find
great rslief ia the u-e Of DE-. j. Roses WHo0PING
{al4H STRIP. which always relieves and preven s
ttp d-r4se iran running into other dis .asns such
A. in..auiaton 0f the Lungs, Dropsy in the Chest
saI Coz sllnptiOn. Price 30 Cents.
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MELANCHOLY, But MANLY.-James I.
Hoare, who was sentenced on SATURDAY.
last, g to be hung by the neck until he be
dead, ," on the 9th of January next, rose
and addressed the Court as follows. pre-
vious to the pronouncement Of his doom
Tie said :-'' would like to say a few
words before the sentence of the law is
pronounced upon me. | do not find any
fault with the Court or Jury. | fully
appreciate the awful position in which |
am placed, in having been the cause of the
death of the poor, unfortunate woman.
Susan McAnany. To her [ had always
been exceedingly kind, and could have
no reasonable or assignable motive 20
induce me to deprive her Of life
On the contrary, had everything to lose
by such an occurrence. What | did was
upon the impulse of the moment. [
never entertained any feelings towards
her except those of great Kindness. !
was prepared TO prove upon my trial that
she had stated before she died that she
was more TO blame than | was in the
affair, and that it was more her fault than
mine, and that she did not wish me to br
arrested. But the Court did not allow
the evidence, as my counsel informed me.
because 1t was inconsistent. | bow, with
perfect submission, TO my fate, and [
only ask that | may have the time OF my
execution fixed for the longest period that
the law will allow me, to enable me to
prepare for the event of my death. N.
Y. Mirror.
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DR. HoIi's Compound Peach Syrup.

I'Hls Comp9nnd now established in universal IA
i yor by-its acknowledged mcrit, for the cure of
coughs, colds, Group hopping cough, and every dis
es-e of the tn -oat and lungs is without parallel
Every faeliiy should supply themselves with
Preventive Isclcine.
Sold IN Washington by C. stott, d. B. Clarke, W.
Elliott c. b. DayiS, j. LII. Stone, Evans, Sylvester,
Dr. Bdtt, Gardn2r, ami by the Druggists generally
in Baltimore, Georgetown, Alexandra, and Rich.
mnnd.
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
&C l5-3m-
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1t never rains in Peru. The vapors, as
they ascend from the sea, are attached t.
the SUBMITS of the Cordilleras, where
they are condensed into showers. But
on the line Of coast which lies between
the sea and the base Of these stupendeuS
mountains, the rain never falls. All aeri-
culture is the result ofartiicial irrigation.
But the frequent and full streams flowing
from the Cordilleras makes this compar-
atively easy.
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AT AKNY'S CDNFECTIONERY.
NJ lNCED MEAT. ready for use, in jars of to 6
Nl pounds, and in bulk in quantity to suit Gus
toners.
splendid aud extensive assortment of French
Confectious ami Candies.
An assortment of Farcy Goods, Perfumery, &C.
suitable for the coming Holidays.
Cakes Of all kinds and all sizes Icecreams Jelies
Chariottes, dc, maAe to order at short notice Dim
ners, Balls, Soirees, &c, furnished promptly at
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
dec 5-eo1jt Bridge street, Georgetown.
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPIMA DONNA WALTZ, by Julien.
Iugomar Polka Saratoga Polka Emma Polka;
Isabelle Blanche, Jessie Claire Pokas Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schottische; Saratoga Schottische, &c.
SDaqs--The grave Of Lilly Dale: love the snow:
Mary Astore; Melodies of home; Days Of childhood;
Come, dearest, the daylis,h is gone; Take Inc home
to die &c.
Ss- Hammonds Castsr Oil Pomade, article
highly recommended for besutifying and aiding the
growth of the hair. Price % cents jar, also, Just
received at WIMER'S
Stationery and Music Store, 9th street
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING,

T0HN o. HUGHES Gardener and Florist, corner
u of B ana 9Th streets Island, attends TO Garden
ing in its various branches. Grape Vines prunea by
skillfut and experienced hands, and new Gardens,
Grass Plots, Carriage Roads. &c laid out.
y. B.. D. H., acts as Agent for several of the
mort extensive and popular Nurs cries ct the North
All Trees purchased of him, warranted TO live If
planted by himself His II uit Trees comprises most
of the varieties adopted and approved by the Con
yresS of Fruit Growers for General Cultivation.
NOV OFF Intel.
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NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE.

GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS.
ItlIAS. Ii. LANE has now the honor of informing
~ his numerous friends and patrons in and out
of Congress that his stock is args and complete in
every department, mbracing all articles usually
kept in a first class furnishing establishment
Gentlemen are respectfully solicited to call and
examine my stock, which will be cheerfuliy exhibit
ed at all times. Moderate prices and fair dealing
NAV be relied upon. LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Gents Fur
nishing Establishment, Pa. av., near AZ ST.
dec 2-2W
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tS6UthlUsf corner of9th and ID streets,
prepared at all times to supply the public gene.
i rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, of
the latest styles and patterns, On the most reason
able terms.
Churchec Hotels, or any public or private build
ings fitted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for DR.. Kidder's R1tent Gas Regulator,
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
sessed by all consumers Of gas. sep 22-tf.
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D.. SCHWARTZES
Cnmpound Extract of Sarsaparilla

ylT HEN other Sarsaparillas and quackeries have
w hal their dav, and have sunk into insig-
Iiffrance. Dr.. Sctwartzes Sarsaparilia is still per-
forming what others o@y proessed, and have failed
III.
Try the above for rheumatism serofula. brOnchit
5, lnhamstion Of the eyes, impurities of the blood,
general 5ebility, &c.
To be hal AT SCHWARTZE'S Drug Store, next to
U. s. Hotel. and "a door from Sd street, Pa. ave.
nov lift
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NEW MILLINERY.

IN MISS M0RELY wishes to inform the Ia
NJ lies that she has just returned from N. York
IL with large supply of fashionable goods, and
'ites their attention before purchasing elsewhere.
hsr M rooms are On the north side Of Pa. avenue
Wanted-sevsrsl good Millinsrs.
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China, Glass, and Earthenware Es.
tabl ishment,
.H street, bettOeen Louisiana arepue and d st.
TINHR subscriber has just received from the North
L a splendid assortment of China, Glass and
Earthenware; also, magnificent Girandoles and
Lamps rfmany patterns, adapted for halls and par
lors
Paints, boiled and raw, inseed oil, putty, window
glass Of every variety, always on hand.
Clocks, Brushes, &c. and every article for general
housekeeping kept for sale.
G. s. WHITTLESEY,
dec S-f 7th street.
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m yoU SUFFER- WITH ANY PAIy7

ID Y0U SUFFER- WITH ANY PAIN7 IF you
Al vol VII find immediate relief by using DIR. j. s.
Ross PAIN CURER. 1t is the only preparation which
-I,res almost ins antly Sore Throat, rheumatism
.ro.n Colds Pains in the side, back or limbs Face.
P,r g. TOothache; stomach or Bowels. Side or Back
S.;T Neck Bruises, COrBs Pnd Chilblains. WHARF
ever VOC have pair use TIE Pain Curer safe to all
~ Price l3i5 Is and 80 cts.