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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

GOOD READING.
%rINEVAH and its Palaces;
~ Humboldrs Aspects Of Nature;
The Pre- damitc Earth;
The Earth and Man by Guyot
The Works Of Dean Swift
Lawrence Sterne;
Jumpers Prose and Poeticsl Works;
Tenny son, Longfeilow and Br!ants
pa,ns Just received
July ), 1853 al the pavehport nook S.o.o.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01

w AFTER Cure Library , yols. to be had at
w june ~, FohiEh ,.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-01
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
New and Important Arrangement, ensuring
Speed and Comfort to the Travelling Public
Chicago to New York and Boston.

SHORTEST MOST ExPEDiTIors,& ONLY r. ROAD ROUTE TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON, & PHILADELPHIA.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

New YORK TYPoGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,"
The regular semi-annual meeting of this
Society was held at the Library on Satur-
day night. The Society numbers ODD
members. The past season has been a
sickly one among the craft, and the Soci-
ETY. has paid very large amount for the
relief of thirteen members who have been
i'll during the term. Three members have
died, one or two of whom leave widows,
who arc assisted i'll case of need. The in
vested funds of the Society, consisting of
stocks of City banks and insurance COM
panies, amount to $3.50. The receipts
from members for dues, and interest on
stocks, to S55T 46. The Society has paid
during the past six months. for sick bene-
fits,s funerals, to widows, supcrannuatcd
members and contingencies, SS07. The
contingent expenses, however, have only
amounted to Sl75. This shows an excess
of expenses over receipts of S32l 81. The
Library fund has received from subscrip.
tions, donations and transfer of bond and
mortgage, during the same period, 81 ,S15,
81, while the expenses for fitting up the
new Library room, &c, were 81, ia %
leaving balance in the treasury Of
SOL G9.-N. Y. Mirror.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Welcome to Missus Stretcher Stowe.

you re welcome, Missus Streichcr Stowe,
IhrIce welcome TO your native shore,
thousand thanks we Darkies owe
n million times Wen h, mn them DER,
To you for having spread abroad
1he awful tale OF Negro wrongs,
Oppression, cruelty, and fraud,
Is now the text of foreign songs.
Then welcome, MiSsus Sfretcher Stowe,
Thrice welcome to your native shore;
"A thousand thanks we darkies owe,
A million times We'll hymn them DER.
The tale hath made the Tartar howl,
And caused the Turk to sigh and gToan,
The Russian Bears deep surly growI,
Hath shook the Monarch on his throne;
The Arab in his desert home,
crying Dervis through the land
Then welcome, Missns Slrctchcr Stowe.
Thrice welcome, &c.
Nor Africa or Asia feels
The sorrow that o'cr Europe BURST
No more will Brlains iron heels
Grind down her millions in the dust
For your sad tale hath reached their hearts,
And touched HE chord for human woe.-
And you return from Foreign parts.
With golden harvest, Miss,Is Stratcher Stowe
Then welcome. Missus Stretcher Stowe,
Thrice welcome, &c.
And now when fiiyitivcs draw hear
While flying from oppression law
With you they u meet with hearty cheer,
And on your generous bounty draw;
For your pure heart is 20 refined,
That you can nc'er retain The gold.
But like the Goddess go il blind,
And rim the chance of being sold.
Then welcome, Mssu> Stretcher Stowe,
Thrice welcome 10 your native shore
A thousand thanks we Darkies owe
A million times well hymn thcm Ger
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

LAW IN UTAH.-Brigham Young. the
Mormon Governor Of Utah, has been lee
turing his people. and in the course Of
his lecture lays down the following, which,
it must be acknowledged is little more
than :. an eye for an eye and tooth for
tooth"
If you want TO know what to do with
a thief that you may find stealing, say
Kill him on the spot, and never suffer him
to commit another iniquitv. This is what
| expect shall do, though never, in all
the days of my life, have | hurt man
with the palm of my hand. | never have
hurt any person in any other way, except
with this unruly member, my tongue.
Notwithstanding this, If caught man
stealing on my premises, should be very
apt to send him straight home, and that
is what wish every man to do, 70 put a
stop to this abominable practice in the
midst of this people"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06
DARK PLACES OF THE EARTH.

'Tis distance lends enchantment to the
vicw-Cashmere has been STEPPED i'm the
colors Of poetry. 4 very interesting let
ter from a traveller, who lately passed
over the vast Himalayas amidst snow
storms in Cashmere, gives the following
description of the state Of the country
and people:
'.On the 10th of May | reached Cash
mere, and without halting went on to the
Lake: on my return to the city on the
18th, heavy rain fell, and the Jhelum rose
in some places twenty feet such a food
has not been known for twelve years the
water rushed like cataract through the
wooden bridges, at one of which | was
delayed some hours from the water near
ly reaching up to the arches, and | only
got through at last by taking off the top
of the boat, and making forty or fifty
coolies get into it to sink it deeper in the
stream. The people assembled in crowds
to witness the passage of the boat, and
the screaming of the coolies, the rushing
of the water, and the excitement of the
spectators, set off by the surrounding
scenery, offered tableau of much inter-
est. 1t is as difficult to do justice to the
beauty and magnifcence of the country,
as it is to describe the beggary and the
destitution of the inhabitants. Ground
down by the Maharajah and his subordi-
mates, they exist only for him; to them
selves life must be burden. From one
end of the country to the other there is q
cry to the English to take possession of
it, and it is only the guards at the differ
ent passes which prevent the population
emigrating en- naasse. Of course l except
the Dogras, who are the favored class.
"Once the first in wealth and prosper
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

MosT kSowINIST PoN pR SCRIPTURE.
I'm these days of Degrees, an article
on this subject, even from an humble
source, will doubtless met with favor, es-
pecially as both the principle on which
the degree should be conferred, and the
manner of doingit, have so much to com
mend them
In one of the Southern States there is
colored preacher of considerable note,
whose eloquence is generally acknowl-
edged, and who has more influence on a
colored audience than any other mamie,
is generally called DIR. Jordan. He did
not receive this from any university or
college, European or American, but at
meeting of colored class leaders. Their
white pastor. while meeting one evening
with the leaders, observed that in conyer-
satlon among themselves they spoke fire.
quently of ''de Doctor" and inquired of
whom they spoke. One of the company
replied Wc's 'cluded bcin s how Brud-
der Jordan is de oldest man 'mongst us,
and de most knowinist pom de Scriptursc
to fer on him de Doctor: so we calls him
dc Doctor Jordan" Let this be printed
in large capitals, and sent to the colleges
of our country, as guide to the bestow-
ment of such degrees.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

MARRY.-Jeremy Taylor says if you
are for pleasure, marry-if you prize rosy
health, maryland, even ifmoney be your
object, marry. A good wife is heavens
last best gift to man-his angel and min
lister of graces innumerable-his gem Of
many virtues-his casket of fjewels-her
voice his sweetest music-her smile, his
brightest day-her kiss, the guardian of
his innocence her arms, the pale Of his
safety, the balm of his health, the balsam
of his lifc-her industry his surest wealth
her economy, his safest steward-her
lips, his faithful counsellors-her bosom,
the softest pillow of his cares-and her
prayers, the ablest advocates Of heavens
blessings on his head.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06
TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

IiE uAS NohkS being shout completed in
L Grorgetown, Hotels. Storekeepers and others
desir"uS to avail themselves Of it's advantages would
do well to make immediate arrangements for its in
PRODUCTION into their respective dwellings before the
winter sets in BY so doing they will avoid uch i-
convenience and save money.
The subscriber, practical Gas Filter and Plumber
bfgs To announce t" tile nltbitsnts of Georgetown
that he has always on hart large stock OF GAS
PlPES and FIXTURES. for fitting up Dwellings,
Churches, Stores. Hotels, Workshops and Factories
all of which will he put up in the neatest rrarncr by
experienced workmen, and with promptitade His
terms Will he found liberal. and hs prices low as
any other house.
line addressed tn the undersigned. or any orders
left a: his ore will meet with immediate attention
EDW. VI. DOTELER,
Southwest corner of 9th and ID streets.
oct :t-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

scene away here in Switzerland, four
thousand miles from my home, on the
borders ofthe beautiful Lake Lcman; and
| would not exchange such living cxhibi-
tions of the human heart for all the mute
marble men and women in the Vatican.
although they have high value as exhi-
bitions of talent. and still more as repre-
sentations of human character and feel
ing.
Agassiz, and many others of the excel
lent people in these countries bordering
on France, are descendants of French
Huguenots who fed from persecution,
and, like the Puritans Of New England,
they retain strong traits of the Protestant
character-for they were the Puritans of
France
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

7T'HE undersigned have the sole agency in this
i place for the sale of this celebrated STOVE
and have on hand stock of the different sizes
which they offer to tle public at very low prices
As one opinion of the press in Philadelphia sub
join the following from the Evening Bulletin:
THE MORNING STAR COOKING SrovR-IIaving our
selves tested the value of this Stove feel prompt.
ed every nov and then to say something about it.
for each days experience Strengthens our conviction
that its practical utility will bear out all that We
can say in its praise. 1t require; hut moderate
quantity OF fuel is constructed rs not to be liza
BILE to get out Of order: has two fire large ovcns
roasts bakes and bols rapidly and thoroughly: and
IL in every respect model cooking apparatus. We
recommend hous:keepers who are about to pur-
chase Stoves, to call and look ut the Morning STAR
before tn. y make their selection"
The above Etove will Le found mt the Hardware
Store OF d. ENGLISH h SON.
Georgetown n October T. 1865.
l.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06
POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

SofD By KiDWELL LAURENCE Pennsyl-
~ varia avenue and l4th street Washington, and
JOHN L. kiD%EI.L High street, Geor setown. D.
c., comprising in part:
DIR. Jayues Family Madicines-Dr. Roses Family
Ncdc:neS-Wistsrs Basam Of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry P-c:orai-Sands' and TOwsand's Sarssparil-
IA. VI. and John Bells do-Roses and ScIiwartzes
do-Milhau Elxer Calisaya Bark-Wof Aromatic
Scheidam mSchnapps-KidwelTs E1;rrct Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antid0te-Oseoois India Cholo-
l,ocue-Rowsud's Tonic Mixture Hamptou's Yegeta-
bic Tncture-Green's Originated Hitters-IIooflands
German dO-B'ak-'s and Cannon's do-Rushtnn's
and Shines Col Liver Oil together with all the most
approved me iicines If the time.
Agents for the sale of Srymour's Galvanic Abdomi-
nsl Supporter, Seymours Obstetrica Supporters and
Hr'. Belts Abdominal Uicro Supporters
A fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
81
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ity, Cashmere is now at the lowest ebh
in both, and all affect even worse poverty
than they suffer under, for the very sus-
picion of being wealthy brings down
Judgment on the unfortunate individual.
The consequence is, all adopt the garb of
poverty, and speak with its language.
Silver ornaments are unknown and
though Cashmere has been celebrated for
the beauty Of its women, even that has
passed away such thing as handsome
women Is rarely seen. They have either
been bartered for bread, or poverty and
wretchedncss have deteriorated their an
pearance, as it has debased their mind"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06
NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES,
at Z. Cammack's Clothing Establishment

UEUTG ETOWN.
iI'HE subscriber having just returned from the
North with large and elegant assortment of
Ca'slineres. Cloths Vetings, &c. Of the latest pat
terms notifies his oil customers AMI the public gen
orally that he il now prepared to fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest notice.
ALSO, n well selected stock of Rcn,ly-ma1e Cloth
ing, handkerchief, Cravats. Shirts 6c &C. OF the
latest styles. Call arl examine for yourselves
Two first rate Coat hands wanted
sep 2i-1m T. CAMUtCE
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Georgetown Fema ale Seminary,
GEnRC n

'INEIs institution is oren aud in full operation.
L The course Of study is very thorough and prae-
tiSed. The principal suparintcnis all the depart
men5 Ct study. and is assisted by the best and most
ehicleht teachers The seminary presents the v-:y
finest advantages to parents who wish to place their
daughters under watchful care and attention
Boarding and tuition in all English branches 500
PEI seSS ON Of ten months. French, music. drawing
&C., extra.
Day pupils from IS to i10 per quarter of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on application
to the principal. WILLIAM j. CLARK.
sep Io-eou- Principal.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

VENEzUELA.-The President of Vene-
zuela, General Monagas, has published
proclamation of pardon to all concerned
in the late revolutionary attempts: but
reserving to himself the power, conferred
by Congress- to send into exile or to put
into prison, such as he may think the
greatest or most dangerous offenders.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

ABOUT BELLS.vThe following are the
weights of the large bells of different
churches in France: That of Sens, 500
kilogrammes (l6t tons,) the next size,
1900; Paris. $1,000; Rheims, $500:
Bordeaux, ll,250; Lyons, 5000; Notre
Dame de La Guide, $500; Rouen, 5000:
Auch, 5000: Cambria, $500; Lille, $500;
ChalonS, 4,500.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06

SALE OF IMPORTED CATTLK.-A sale of
thoroughbred shot horned cattle took
place at London, Madison county, Ohio,
on the 9th ult. Fifteen bulls brought an
average of $1,000; two of them sold for
$4,000 each. Five cows sold at 5000 to
$1,000. Twenty-Five Leicester sheep aver
aged 500 each. A Suffolk hog sold for
So00
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND wHOor
ING CDIIGH

The Est CoI49h Syrup in the World.
Dr. RlsEs C.LssIATrD CoUGH SYRUP gives imme,ii-
ts rrlisf to to the worst Cough whether Cousurnp-
i've or proceeding from cold. 1t xllays any irri-
Auon Of the Lungs. and fOrties the system against
iutnre attacks. In bottles at 80 cents and 81.
children are also liable To Group, which dangerous
Wnpialnt yeiis immediately to DIR. j. RoeE's SEyER-
failing Group Strip. Price 20 cents
nhoOplng Cough, another complaint, always
'orSe IN cold and damp weather. The afflicted find
gfeat relief in the use OF Dr. j. RosE's WBoopI>G
TVuiA syrup, which always relieves and prevents
tnc disease from running into other diseases, such
@ I'M amation Of the Lungs. Dropsy in the Chest
ahd Consumption. Price 30 cents.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-06
FOR NEW YORK.

4IkA The Ocean Line Steamer J JACK
sEkf5kEasssSON will leave on FRIDAY next. 7th
instant For freight. sppy to the CaI tain on board
or to /. d. READ
oct st Water street Gporpetown
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ II 8. j. LANE

Gfa Will open Fashionable FALL MILLINERY
S&Mon Saturday. October stb.
Store Bridge street, between Congress and
High streets. Also, n handsome assortment of
DRESS CAPS. RIBBONS, COMBS, PERPUMERY,
and Fancy Articles in general.
Georgetown, October s. 1853.
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COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.

OUUNII- DC.
Mr. Henry Winn had cough f T years: great
weakness &c, had in eli or physirians; triei ail
their remedies. but cured Only by
IANFT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Cal and get PAM fhlets gratis with history Of dis
c5yery of this wonderful Blood Puri -er aud see Ger
tfcate. of cur own citizens, OF rheumatism, Dvspep
fia ScrOfuln, Liver Complaint, General Weakness
Nervousness, DC, &c.
94J- Sold by MORTIMER Is MOW8RAY, 40 Bal
timCre street Baltimore: aui 50. Broadway, New
GUrh; CHAS. STOTr < co. WINER, j. t. MOORE.
ID. Il. CLARKE. CLARKE & BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, and II. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
X. :. +. CiSSELL, G, orgetown; Snd c. c. BERRY,
AleAandrs. sep g.
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YOUNG AMERICA.

NHTE intend acting upon the Go .4head principle.
w that our customers may always say if there
is an improvement invention, new importation of
superior GROCERIES,, WINES, or LIQUORS
sure of receiving the first and finest sample
at astonishing low prices of The Model Grocers.
McGRAW s. JACOBS
Corner of Penn. avenue and l3th street.
sep l4-eolm
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Thi. excellent Family and News Joumal-eontsin-
tainga greater variety Of interesting reading than
be found IN any other-is published on Saturday.
TERMS.
ONK Dollar ASo TwEsTY-FNr exsrs per Gn6s
To Clubs-Fivs copies for $500; Ten copies fus
Ss.oo; twenty copies, Sl30e; Cash, inros0tis ~
commission of twenty per cent.
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
0ber & Co.'S Vegetable SEecifc,

Ercr dc0r'1,d for the certdin V Aguc and Fsrer
Intermittent and Bilious Fsrcrs.
Obcr & Co.'S Vegetable SEeciic.
r(NIIE propr.tors of this valuable Meoic have
| never made any efforts to introduce it Iefore
the p9bc, Yet ii has found great favor far and near
Certificates without xumber have been furnished of
it. virtues without any solicitation. and many cures
performed when all other medicines have failed. All
Ai i dSkCd trial 1t has stood the test for sew
eral years. ani say, without fear, that better
preparation for the cure of Ague aud Fever can be
produced. As an evidence publish certificate
Of \ gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure in recommending the Spc-
cifc prepared by Ober & AIcCoukry for the cure of
Ague and Fever, the best article for the accom-
plishment Of that object have ever met with. In
my family ii has succeeded beyond my most San
guine expectations, and therefore, / consider it
privilege as well as ddty to recommend its to
ali who may lie suffering Ter the influence OF that
distressing affection. (Siznsd)
ID. EVANS REESE,
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Far sale by the rroprtetors, ODER CO., Balti-
more:
By DANIEL Il. CLARKE, Apothecary, Potomac
Hall, corner of Maryland avenue and 11th street.
Island;
By CLARKE 4 BOWLING, 9Th street, between
south ID and Streets Island;
And by JAMES III. STONE, corner Of 7th and l.
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sgd l6-3m-
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U The crime of horse stealing is at
present very prevalent in Lower Canada.
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For ALL DISEASES OF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

II.
- DE :. EOsE's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
hOeHU-fhis is decidedly one Of the best remedies
ever used for diseases of the kidneys. bladder, &C.
aud also for equity affections; aways highly recon-
leuded by the late DIR. PLY sic and many Of the
Eiust distinguished medical men abroad. Price 30
cents
DR- j. 5. RosEs GOLDEN PMS for Falling of the
womb, Female Weakness, Debility, aud Relaxation.
Prics 80 cents
Dr. J. s. ROsg's FENALE SrECIYIc.-A remedy f,r
PAINFUL NenstruatiOD, Leucorrhra or Whites Price
one dollar
fOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
ooly IS more frequently deranged than any other
ih-n tows dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet, and
loss OF aPpetitethe skin becomes yellow the spirits
uroop sud there Is great aversion To society. Re
siate the liver, and you correct al these evils
ID" surrst preparations TO take DR. RosEs CELE
LsAII0 RAILROAD OR ANrI-BuIOUs PILIs They carry
el Tue bile, and soon give appetite and strength
His DIsPEPSIA COMPOUND shouli be taken whera a
ferson has been troubled with dyspepsia for long
lme--Price 30 cents. But for colds bilious habits
)Adndice &c. take DR.. R0oEs ASrEBILIoCs Or RAIL
Road PILLs, 12lI and % cents per box.
All Of the above preparations, with Dr. Roses
Neial Adviser to persons in Sickness and in Health
u he hss OF T.. d. Gilman, Charles Stott Cs, W.
IL Gilman, John w. Nsirn, Patterson & Nairn,
W Morrison, William 7. Evans. Kidwell & Law
fenee, J. b. Moore, Washington; j. l.. Kidw-ll,
1eorsetown; and by all dealers in Alexandria, yr-
Snis sep "a
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

TIIE subscribers offer their services for the sale of
l. REAL ESTATE in the District of Columbia
Maryland, and Virginia Office on the west side of
tn street, few doors below the General Post Office
CHAPMAN LEE
sep &-1ms. ABNER BRUSH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-. M. kOTELER, Practical Gas.Fit
n
SDuthmcst corr,,r o fsh uad ID streets,

SDuttUcst corr,r of 9TH u,td ID streets,
Is prepared at all times to supply the public gene
1 rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, IF
the latest styles and patterns, the most reason
able terms.
Churches, Hotels. or any public or private build
in2s. fitted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
tie shortest notice. rsI
Sole Agent for DR.. Kidder's Ihtert Gas Regulator,
which for economy and superior light should be pos
ses.ed by all consumers Of gas sen 22-tf-
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Eerenh street. cast side, three doors north Penn
AaAp G. BRENEK respectfully invites the citi-
42& zcns OF Washington and its vicinity to
! &Ay inspection OF his stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
G.dIIERS, &C., all of his own workman
shp, and manufactured from the very best materials
Also, Boots and Shoes made order from the finest
rrehch Cali Skins and Patent Leather, at price
equally as low as charged elsewhere. A call is So
hclled- sep l-eoIm
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G. III. MYERS, Gas.FItter,
n lNTH strest, one door from Pennsylyania ave-
~ hue, being practical gas filter is prepared to
ut up CHURCHES, HOTELS. PRIVATE Dwell.
Linus, SfokkS, &c, at the shortest notice, in the
best manner, and On reasonable terms
2i-lm-
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MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL 70
GIVE SATISFACTION.

hK. j. :. KUSE Is aII honorary member Of the
IL PhilGtelphis Medical S,c-ty, and graduated
in ls2e from tine University Of Pennsylvania under
the sudanc. Of the truly eminent Professors Phys
leA, Chapman, Gibson. Coke, James AMI Hare
celebrated for medical sceLCe. Being solicited by
thousands Of his patients to put up his Preparations
he new offers u TIE public the results of Ii
Perl-nc for the past thirty ye the following val
uahle Family Medicines, each one suitcd to a spc-
SIC diScdsc:
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TURNING.

TURNING
IN SHE'D becl leave to inform his old customers
Il and the pubi', that he has removed to the
corner of 10th street aud Louisiana avenue. Having
the advantage Of steam power, he is prepared to fill
all orders his line tie shortest nOIice and on tie
most reasonable terms.
Bani.Iers, Newes, Sc, Sc, constantly on hand
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