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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

INsEED OIL
900 gals. Linseeh Oil
4.00a lbs. Lewis' Pure Whi-e Lead,
Barrels Sp'ts Tnrpentine,
2 Chrome Gr-en. in Oil
Paris Greer. H. Oil,
Pain, BRUSHES. Vsroi-b &c, &c..
For sale at
WRIGHT & ALLISOE'S
sept l2-cts Nsc Drug Store
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YRANDRETn's riL.-.

ttdieiae whte uf aae y-fTo gear' h"' P'pfa 'ofhy
Of al ta fAAet
MEDICINE u4iyet-al m IL powers ot Rood 10 man
n vnrsp q, pa.at oiten lao led upoa . blessing
sem uam ,,a. etto e---may it be duly npprecio
ten
But" s1me "how medicine be use.
Ill "a eli etsesl' ". u,sp er tine me medicine pa.
rfss tie hlue8. tni no disease can encri Us when
the bloea lufe -
ALL DISEASE Is CURED BY PURIFY.
ING THE BLOOD.
Suppose the siunHrh Is aHo,trt. Al tho symptom
show q. pr'stiBton 81 rs stfeHe II !. sut capnbl,
Of dlge-inE the food; have wtl IN out aIornach-
soar helthi R--huiuiup fan scrafiHR atians
thc pii II ,hn stomach These symptoms remaining
obuse the aifaiion of the powers nj the mind
~, n. those of The hody--and If not speedily remoy
ed they will enu-e other dangerous symptoms such as
Panlyssi 81. Nitus' Dance, niplcpsy. Rhenmptisu--
more generally howeNer. Cholera Morhus. Dyscntery
IL m,y le ab-innte cosiiyrness terminating In VIZ
lent sickness Of the stuma,h and uuft aueutly ia
inflammation OF the bowels.
How important j, il then, thai these first symptoms
be removed and one doses of Brardfcths Pills
would generally effect this object but it should be re-
membered that they always applicable and should
be ed until health Is fully rcsIotedas they will surely
than an, other remedy, aud when We have
health through them IT is M patch wotk--ttis GNU.
isE cuRr--one that vii not deceive.
For sale, wholesale aud retail. by d b Payne Lynch.
burg, Va. HuR-uf4.
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cloTHING AND FANCY GOODS.



nRCp.KATIoN FOR THE Fall
AND WINTER CAdPAIGN, 1875 a4-ih'
.,,t.. ri,t.r. ~ now siag their siock "i
Fall n Winter Goods.
I;cb tbcy re.prctlulv invite tie atte tBs ni tie
ub1ir II j. beeyti be II argrst and most Yoiu
nbe oyer "a hbited in this city aud comprises 10 ei
,af w. everything properly belonging To the hhhoi
MADE LOT II \ q aud Gentle'nen' if"''h'"s
business. IL part as ioll"ws; .,e -.
French Black Dress AID Frnck Coats ...- sls to -
English ------
An,'epn Ger - :" 49,. t" 10
Faar, Dress aud Frock Cuas Of every deS able ca,o
Cloth CASHMERE Tweed and Beaver Sucks iia'i
sark. Fr5cks, and Paetots vnryins in lice from :
To 81.
OVER COATS Of every .urtnbe style Of goods H.
market. -,
PANTS & VESrS--In cur large and chaice ussnrt
,ett inav be f,unI sfyl suit all asles. Of The i"r
ner our stock Of Black Cassnere, French Doe Skin.
Ribb1nd Bnrathea French English md American
E,tc Boot tips and lid colors, j. surpassed III
any one esa ,lishmentin Virginia VEsT7- Rie fln'h
Velvet Grenndine, toreniinr and l1aratea sin; 'a'h
me-, limitation Cashmere Fancy Wool Farmers Sat
in. Valencia Gns-imeie, PopIin. niu Velvet, &c Pm
+, and Wedding Vests; White Light CoOrs and Tin
seized Silk Mcrnoan Velvet
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT i. well sup
pied with ever, ding pertaining that branch OF the
business. Gloves aud Hosiery. Shirts, Collars tlnck
and Func, Crnyats, Sto X Suspenders, Po"ket 5nnd
kerehief- Money Belt- Unl'r Garmenls Scnrfs, Nigh
Caps Snokn do, Foot Mntl4, Dressing Gowns Study
do Silk Gngh.m md Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks
Carpet Bags.
Country Merchants
Ar, invited to examine siuck Our prices will be
found ns LOW goods OF the same qualify can be
rurrhased in the Northern cities
SERVANTS CLOTHING -Tohncco h."nuinciu
rers and others having coihe should not
tail Ia Civ, II, call before TUrehas ng. Our army oi
seng-mdcLiaes will enable furnish 5000 servants
suits for the Fall Trade.
A s. SHAFEh & co, Main 81.
sept 22ts LynchbrR Ia.
I5y-Bedrorn Sentinel, Roan,1e Beacon md Wythe.
Vile Telegraph please copy.
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MRI{G NTn Il

MoRGANTo', June SUN
! certify thar | am acquainted with George Z
THAI he was afflicted with Rheumatism as uhoye
and was cured by the use of the Mexican N
ointment JAMES C. SNlTH,
Merchant and Hotel he
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IRON. NTEEI. &c

IRON. STEEL. Nc.-
~ Tons American Rolled and Hammered hnr Iron
" Band, Hoop and Rod Iron all sizes
a.t, Shear, English 4 American blis I,
Steel
Anvils Vices Axles Carriage. Wagon and Buee>
Springs; Mil Cross cut uud Hand Saws; Files, Ra s,-
i'ieks, Maltocks, Spades and Shovels. H,rse Stoe~
horse si'ee Nails Wagon Boxes, Wool and Colirn
Cards, Sc, Sc, in Store nuA for sale by
sept TT. GEORGE BAGBY
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0FrloE Va. FINS. RAN Roam Co I
INnrhhnrc scnt % IRal

Lynchhure Sept 90. 1853
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo q
Cnre. feel confident that the Piedf1 nj Work under
his management, will fully minimum it, repuaron in
making Rail Road Cars we'll tn my and all its
branches of meehaeai operations.
JNO. ROBIN Mcdaniel, Presiient
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LYNcHBURG CLOTHING EMpoR11M =,

III ENFKESN.-
NJ ILL be opened for Exhibition aud sale ON Thurs.
day 2oth Oct, Extra Fine, Silk, Plush Vestings;
Fine Frenc and English Cassimeres; Julien shirt of
superior cut and finish, with Runles-something new.
Goats, lants and Vests
oct lSdt- HATCHER IOGwooD O. 90
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e. 10 X =

W. iave haed a good lot of Clocks, SOME iron
eased inhid with prt WY petty tnanile ornament
and good timc-kreper- lse, very pretty Tune pierre
suitable for Churches, Oountngronn-, Ne e a. whiei
guarantee TO perform accurate tmeAnd last but MI
lenst " have n few the celebrated Lee souter Rnzof
asti~s--Ns have ,isd ,s'- ,"I tlta'"iss''
know them Ia excel amy used before. All those wnni
ing good. IN line respectfully solicited TO call
aad examine sfock bcf,rr purchasing elsewhere.
oci a. it, H. SILNERTHORN 4 co.
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nURK E's Celebrated Chemical

- tEAHi Oh bAhlN1 lOh UEht-
The Cheapest. Heaikirsf Hsefal aid tcDHoaaieai
article, fer rasng Bread BIsculf, End GrladEs and
Johnny Cakes Pastry. Pudding. Sraei CHS Corn
Bread, dc, iausafa
This is the most economical, useful, eonYeneui. and
healthy compound in existence for raisz Brad Biz
cult, Cakes Pastry Puddings. &c, with either Wheat
Rye lndrn or Buekwhea Flour II Is an indi.p en.i-
bic article the culinary department. Of every house
bold establishment. and there is Cook or Hou.ek e
erin creation who will be without it after having Hiy
tiled IL Sold bN The pincinal Grncer. md Dr.s.l.t
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Lyuchburg Marble works,

JOHN b GADDESS & BROTHER,
ApIotSihG rosr orncE.
l. Y y & II q FR q a,
HAYE constantly ON hnnd a large assortment ut fine
l L Norhlr Work of ilc-ee designs. such
AMERICAN ITALIAN MARBLE
HoRamcatS Iombs and Gdce Stones,
Also, Murhle Mnntlrs Furniture Marble.
Those IA want Of any article in line will please
give II call nldrrss line, and amy orAcr entrus
81 va will b" executed With nratness and dispatch nj
Northern Prcos carefully boxed free Of cost
and guaranteed sale to any distance.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in form
sizc. style mud quulity ihcy adopted Il ases
and circumstances onil Lettering 4! 80 per hundred
J. h. GADDESS \ BRO
Formerly OF Baltimore Md.
=. S.-Prompt nit nton Paid In orders from the
country. SEPT % l.
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Agricultural Inn pIcrncnts.

TIM attention of Farmers Is also invited to these
Works theirs will be keet always on hand all kinds of
Agricultural mpicnents.
say, Flaws infrows Cult sntors. Corn Shelters. Churns
Of variuu. patrrs aud of the mprnyed aud lnrs
style A-o Hay presses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes. Farmers rely getting us
good articles at these Works they AT the North
or any other warks. nd Northern prices.
We will keep constantly on hnnd large assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER. both yellow and white
Pine, Oak, WALNUT, &c, whih will sell regular
buat whulesae prices Persons wanting lumber will
find their advantage 10 purchase ut thr-o Works,
icy have their lumber worked aud dressed or.
der thereby saving tine expense of hauling
AZ LIZ. Len Il. .,a.ln
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NJ OTICE.-My stock tools ana hunds fol Gas Fiji.
~ ting, have all arrived in lynchburg. and am now
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted to me
with iathf'lness md dispatch
would be thankful to my friends TO hand in their
ders Mt once to prevent hurry about the time tn gas
10 be put
No Bills will be presented sooner han the first of Jan
uary next under any circumstances.
le 12.dts A. G BARNEY
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~ EGkO SHOES. Socks, Nc.-
L 100 Pairs Heavy Negro Shoes,
$40 " Nnrn Socks
loo Sides Black upper Leather
500 Harness do
In store aud for snle hv
sept7ts GEORGE BAGRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

We take great pleasure in recomrnen, ing the
lean Mustang Liniment to all our frierds and {
crs rs the best article we have ever used for
Splans, or Galds, on Horses. We have used il
slNely, and always efiectualy. Some OF ourmer
also used 1t for severe Bruises and Sores, as
rheumatic Pains, and they all say it acts like n
we can only say that we have abandoned the use
other Liniment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

ENllE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE.
u spectiuliy Ia call tie attention al the citizens ri
lynchburg and the ad oiuiue country, his urge and
II splendidnssnrtmento of SHOES Aw1
n CATERS, &c, uf his own MAKE ~ss
-<~T AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE BEsr QUAIL
~ AND uF SUPERIOR wnRKMANsulP.
Persons wishing 10 have good and durable Boot
Shoe ortae present >enson, will do well call mr.
~ ! am determined to please, both regards quill,
and price.
Don't forget call atthc three doors above a
franklin Hotel and immediately opposite the Citizens.
Savings Bank. 4. r. GRlAlALDI.
dec Hts
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Silver and Plated Ware.

We have al.o good assortment vi Silver fofsa
Spoons Ladies', threaded aud psin handlesi Cup
Batter kniyes fuuil-k sses--hll of genuine Coin. "
have also the genuine Abata plnted spoons, Foks.But
LEI KNIVES, excellent aftisle plated Gator hn'
fut.Baskefs.
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sellt 21-w1v
Hue CHE SONS Celebrated q

u 4 HE SONS CeIebratcd
IL mcnt FOR PlLES.-A perfectly safe
speedy and permanent cure for Piles ofesery desc
and no matter of huw long standing.
his remedy is compounded, according to e,ia.
rules OF Pharmacy, of ingredients possessing gre'
ing properties.
physicians ofthe first standing have examine
used this Ointment in their practice with the ulm@
cess, where all other remedies JAILED 10 effect Gu
The above remedy Is unsurpasse for the cureu
Breasts of females-the 1ost violent and 1i>tres,i
es OF which have been almost instantly relieves "
For Sore Throat, White Swelngs Ulc, Is Gus oi
cs, Burns and Scads. and for all kinds of local lu
ton, it is "fgraat volue
We have in onr posse-si IN large number OF
from the most reliable persons testifying is W.
iul efficacy in the cure of the above diseases We
the following:
SrAuNroS, May 9Th y
Mr.. Huteheson, Dear Sr:--I take pleasurelH
that your Ointment has been used in my tanily ~.
given entire satisfaction on~ single application
immediate relief, and ifappIied as il should be-
no doubt would mpke permanens cures. INV
pleasure in recommending il to the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, .,,,,
In offer ing The above Ointment to the atfilc.'h
rretors take the high ground that where 1t la' u
IN strict accordance Nth directions n suifr''
ct time. and not being att ded with benehria'
the money will be reiundet upon application
Inc above Ointment is put up in neat TN p.>'
directions and pamphlets accompanying eatH
iuce % Get. and 81 each. +,
Prepared by WM. HUTCHINSON CO. i
dam Botetourt county, Va. Sold by :.
JOHN H. SEAY. Drugss.
ie23-w6m Lynchburs
nATS-A lot Of .hollrd Dat. " -lnre-I pRl
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Cum ESuiNFERs OTr1cE, Va. 9 Tenn. X. I
Lynehbmg. Va Srptem 2u. 1853.
TO THE RAH-ROAE PUBLIC.
All the Cars rvery Lind IN upon Tits lnad have
leen made AT the Piedmont Works IL Lynehhurg, IN
der tn, direction e Gen'l Nsttleto4, rs Agent
II gives much pleasure % sav thai or have
been strongly and faithfully executed. | oheerluly
}, mmend these works to companies requiring cars
competent To construct aud faithfully ekecat. any
....-.. 49, oWlief OF these WORKS.
CHAS. NJ. GAHNETT
Cbicf Eng Ia a. Tenn. II. X.
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Dry Goods, Clothing. Nc

T" s70TV' TV00y lot eAHDllon Tie THINKS it useless n
every article can be had at his store found i, iI
establishment in the State
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to Law in fall
STOCKS or ut up Old ones will find il greatly to their adj
vantage IT. to give him call before urchasng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-29

NEW BOOKS AGAIN
' Visit o Europe, by Prof Is SilIimao.
Roman Traitor; ~, DAYS II Cicero, Cato, and Cut
abnc, by II. " lletbeft.
Bleak House, by Dickens
Countess De Chimney, by Dumo.,
LATHE; or, Pirate II the Gull, by lngralnm,
Wide Wide World, by Miss Ntherell
Dollnrs ind Gents, ty do
Also, supply Of
Smiths Poems,
Ruiimsnts Of Architecture,
Fern Leaves by fan' Fern.
Bcatrier,
Burnett's, Drkrn's aud Gooper's Navrls.
Gpham's, tiod1 :. und lnfpei's Magazines ior Oetn
her; Fire Scrcru Prints, Letter Wrter. Wall Paper 4
Border 81, &C., ut MORSES
octsIs Commisstoa Hopsc
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J Nj HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., 10 W.
HARDEN's EXPRESS. "a Broadwa
PuLLEN, VIRGIL < Cos, 10 Wal
WELLS, FARGO &, Co S, 10 Wal
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Buchanan ....s so
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
Aug l6--dScts
MJOOD.-Oak and Hickory, well seasoned Just
to hand. We expect to keep regular supply
in future Those who will need good fre-wood-wl
please send in their orders early.
aug SIS ECHOLS & PRYOR.
lust KECEIvED-Marble MantIes, which
- will sell low for CASH
oct lots JNO. b. CADDESS & RRO
INSEED OIL UUa .ons, best anil IT, IL
IA ught bbl, just ut hand and eele by
-ept3Lts 3. +. SA' 'KETT.
GAIT! SAET!!-aOd Sacks Marsha Facrn
- ~ filled in prime order -landine this day and foi
sale by LEE x JOHNSON
sept 3a re
NJ ACiYaNEasa Usr--,t st ,,aail,1- a1.c
l'I from manufacturer, received and for sale by
sept 30ts B.F. sACKETT.
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Having used the Mustang Linnent in my f
severe cases of hard Jumps and swelings, | ch
Civ" my certificate to its excellent effects. NV
ter had a hard lump, the size of hens egg, up
wrist for year. told her to rub it with the Lii
and few applications entirely removed it, I /
so used the Liuiment for Scrofuous Tumors, OF
II Is IN the throato long standirgon two of my Sc
and ii removed them both in a short time / G.
them all remarkable cures, and n commend the \.
Liniment us the best article ever used.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
Proprietor Of Hopkins ii
Liberty, Va. June Both, 1853.
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We have beautiful selection Of Geotlemens' Gold
Fob chaius, Seals. kcy.s Quad keys ladirs Fob aud
Goara Chnipa; alaoa very d. Ell, assortment Of Earrings.
Ladea Bncbes ni The atrst aud fn.t approved syesi
Brueelet-, fngor Ring. and cun pia., Gold and Silver
sleotacles aud many nhrr articles in the line too nn
mention tins adHertitemeni-to which w
re. PEI fully invite the attention Of the public
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nATS-A lot of .hollrd Oat- -lnre-rIp,y,l
y, menr. Eaug 5t. ECilOLs 4 ~
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MISC LLANE0Us
Fine Watches and JeWelry.

Az hav~ jusf received
beautiful sssort
11eut ~ Good. w our line.
.tt,.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rIyHESE MokkS have he. u set IN operation ill
L al the latest f#prosod Maolia,rs far Wood and
Iron work. aud upop scale comm With The
wants E tho SoutA end West. for Car construction
Marc than hun,ired Of II description have
heea tese work Tor the Nire inia q Tennessee
Rail Road
itestents' aud EaTis'ers' OF Rail Roads respect
Il liz invited to hssio~ their patronage they may re-
y upan hsving eis watk finished IN rlianec
with 4 err paus mad q ings; ~ after the nosl
approved ,lans Construction prices ss,i.aelor,
southern rkail-ltOsds
vii NJ iaager be cnnprlied - ohtin their Cars fron
The Nnr4i. SUBJECT large expense mud i-L II Tim.
poftation. GEO. q enRLE Proprietor.
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in STAPLE Il FANCY DRY GOODS, Read,
Made Clothing. 8c.-Woud most respectfully infor,
his od customers and buyers generally that be is now
of Staple and Faurv ~ ''''''
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THE undersigned having had charge Of the above
Works tfnm ircir commencement. under the former
Proprietor Maj A. Elison Jr asks 10 We To say TO The
RsRoad pub &c that he has Engaged with the present,
Proprieior aud will Continue H. maHag, neni, hepnR BY
ps long experience in Rail osd works ard constant Mt
tention the work entru ed Ia him, merit the mp
probation and liberal paIronnfe II the public
A. NETTBBTOA, Manager.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-19
THE WEEKLY STAR.
Major Downing on woma4's Rights

Major Downing has been to the Wo-
man. Rights Convention, and thus talks
on the subject
Jerry, where do you guess I've been
to-day You can't guess if you try q
week. I've been to the Woman's Rights
ConventiOn-l have, upon my honor-in
the very Broadway Tabernacle, this very
day. There wasn't nothin' there to hurt
nobody, and shouldn't be afraid to GO
again.. l guess there was thousand
women folks there, aud three or four hun
dfed men; but he men didn't seem to be
a mite afraid, and one bald headed man.
L believe they said his name was Garri-
son, made bold 10 take scat upon the
stage, right alongside the head woman
folks. trembled for him when | first
saw him there. But they never touched
him, and he Sot there the whole time.
looking as meek as a lamb and as bold as
lion.
An old lady from Philadelphia, Mrs.
Mott, was Cheerman or President. and
she was rally smart old lady. She did
the business man-fashion, and good deal
better than Eve seen great many do it.
One woman read speech. something
about progress, but il was too learned for
me; didn't seem TO get hold of it much,
though suppose twas all right. The
gestures could be better.
But when Miss Lucy Stone got up and
made the prettiest little stump speech
you ever hearl, every body walked right
up. She looked pretty, and she spoke
pretty, and she is pretty; that is, as far
off as sot. don't know how she'd look
close tn. | didn't believe in Bloomer
dresses before, but eenamost do now.
They became the Lille. short, straight,
round Miss Lucy vcrr much, though
amt sure they'd be quite the thing for
Sally Starnes. Miss Lacy speaks as glib
as lawyer; and she proved as plain as
the rule of three, that the women folks
bad already made good doctors, and good
merchants, and therefore could do any
thing else, only give 'em a chance. She
had cunning little way of making a
gesture with one hand, and clapping
'tother hand behind her, and stepping
about the stage in her cunning little
Bloomer, that came down about half way
from the knee to the ancle, and looking
as independent as if she were little Pre-
sldent of the United States. For a nice.
dainty stump speech, Miss Lucy is the
man; and if she was up for Congress, I
tell ye, Jerry, wouldn't ask if it was the
hard shell or soft shell ticket, by iincs.
I'd vote for her.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-19
DIR. CASADAVANT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

Would respectfully announce TO his
@ friends ami the public OF Washington,
NIITffy that he is permanently located on PENN
syvania avenue, between the National
Hotel and y streets, two doors from Campbells
Building where he still continues TO perform all op-
srsiOns in the Dental Art, and trusts to his reputa-
non and skill for a continuance of patronage.
He has made arrangements with one OF the best
workmen to assist him in the manufacture of ARTI-
FHIAL TEETH, single, or in blocks with gums,
which are superior and more solid than any in Use
IN this city. They are inserted by the atmospheric
PRESSURE mounted the finest gold plates, of in
comparable lghtneSs, and not easily distinguished
from tine nntural-they sufficient for every pur-
pose Of mSiicatOn, imparting To age the freshness
and intelligence OfyOuth, and are worn without the
least uneasness. 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
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-19
INSTRUCTION. IN MUSIC.

Mr. sCHEEL thankful for past favots' h WISHES ,sn to to
III continue the duties of his profession in giving
;o.,r,,cton ON the PIANO, and in VOCAL MUSIC,
d" ciassp- or to single pupils. Also, lessons gwen
.r The organ and MelOdeOn, with the science OF
harmony. -
go. of The highest standing, acknowledging his
El and ability TO impar musical instruction in the
Il,.,t and most improved classical style. Pupils
bmir,sd to his care may rest assured of c'tainine
an ea,y execution and elesancy of truth an' style.
p Solicit, an early call from those inte5 ,sted, so
-, ,hsv ma, secure convenient hours for their les
.on, Ladies and Gentlemen will please leave their
n,me. al his residence, on 18th street, between +
and G streets. or at the Music Store of Mrs. Ander
son or nj Davis, and at the Musical Depot of Hill
bus tiiiZ. j. e. SChEhL,
Professor of Music and Organst of
.rp6-e1lIn Trinity Church.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-19
THE EVENING STAR
c.mphene, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL 3 M0RSELL,
By WALLACE & HOPE
Successors to o. WHITTLEsEY

Successors to o. w HITTLEsEY -
, .ref Jet,rccn 6th and 7th streets, 1odds Building,
,>rf. leave to return their taanks to their hume
X rnus friends and the former customers of Mr.. %.
,T,bttIr<ey. f1r the liberal support extended them
W. ,bay commenced business. They now take
nnortunitv 10 acquaDt the citizens of Washing
~, and IT, vicinity that they have perfected their
~ , ns,mrntS with some OF the largest manufacto-
=. 10 ensure a constant supply OF the very best
,,cIrs in their line, which will be sold at the low
r. VI. having a thorough practical knowledge
f,b tradr fSl assured of brirg able tn give salts
..on " 10 ali who favor them with their patronage
nrn,sr. Contractors and Builders will find it great
E ~ their interest to call at our store before purcha
- ~ rI.pwhrrr, as we keep on hand the largest and
slhs ,or-ed sr,,ck in the city OF P.4INTS, OILS,
TTyDOW Glass, BRUSHES, L.7MPS, &c.
Ju.t received and now atloat, 23,ooo pounds of
.,ri.' 4 Wethercll's PURE .LE.7D, which we
.r, :, further reduced prices. srp9-tf