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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
Tuy GRrAr ExHIBIIIos 0PENEI

awsie that the Exhibition Of r aIedy opened AZ Ho
ss frandstf Dry Goods eabishent s
s,,s ronred with Isde fshon making their and
ne and most desirable stock Of sns and
p found IA this city, consstng Of every
vsreiy OF sms Tne Bstese De LMnes Lawns faed
Iaecnsts Poulns Chaes Dinghans Chanbres Nc Also
an M h unded Sha plan AID enbodare
er Is 81 10 ST. S0 S2 and SIS Also, Plain AID Printed Cash
- Soy h every Black and Coiored Atutas al
pna,o}sf eysy every knd Of summer stan Tor Mems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

TESSEssEE-A At the District Convention held at Tren
ton Emerson Etheridge of Weakly County was select
ed as the Wing candidate for Congress in the Ninth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
- The nerve which never reaxes; the eye that

peSsr bpehes, tho thought which vandohese the
Nod u sersO thinks r. A. BROOKS aud acting such ideas
he has ned and magnificent Store Tor The
h urfevn customers Rrotday opposite the Mstopo
ran 6eh In Tnt Of chastity e and decoration has rival In
The city, II! rateet ornament however lice IN the supereNccent
cei NH hieh filled fasdons select
an almost lourdes varsity Boots. shoes Caters slippers Ties
Duskife eic io the sudest all made IN Shat
nrfrct yc and durability material srd wonanhp for which
BEooE name famous visit 90 either ll new or Old establish
mont No l5O futon viii convince the most istdQus OF hs
aye uprty manufacturer Of durable beautiful and comfort
Ill noafa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

II was currently reported in the Chamber OF Alder
men on Saturday evening that the Russ Pavement job
was fixed thing, and that it would have passed that
evening if all its friends had been band There seems
to be good foundation for the the trained troops
are firm they sco at the idea of bribery, and consider
Assistant Alderman McGown great goose for making
IT, All the newspapers in the pay of the Aldermen or 10
love with the Contractors udousy avoid any mention Of
the charge and urge the vote. 1t will probably be
communicated unless the last resort Of injunction be
tried The Common Council working fast they
know there torpedo preparing for them more fright
fu than that placed under the Parliament House. and
they to be blown up with full pockets by way of
ballast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
aNor TO Pur roo FIxK A Poisr UroS fr.s-~Thl

e sout, at e b mot fashionable cheapes and largest e2n
81 frs Clnhuf styles aud fabrics together
~ih o. hdse sell cnous Of Cent?, Furnishing Goods
AZ Il 10 foprd H. l.. foT6Re celebrated Wholesae
and Retail Coihing WsFthou No SICcurtsad where y keep
an nmpse stock ady made or viii make Won tut sur Of clothes
nf.else hama ana no please call ataiu" hboutit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
Pr.Nos an GaEAr BARoAIsa-ThI

PrAsos AT GnEAT BARoAISa-Three OF Jacob Chick.
epss two Of swss Of Bards one Of BarnoIe one of
Stnddere one Of NeNhs and three Of Lem Ohbe B.udoT
pisroe with Secondhand anos and oions
nor sac Al vefy low Also three second hand oan fnos
(lhert GO make sale hargUiu, 10 let fitnos and
N esses "a Ncina ms 10 let WkTERs
"-'" no $50 Broadway, Of Auhonyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
~ Every citizen who is paving enormous rents, 4
Drrr.xcr SALAxAxpkR SArrs-GArLrn,. Pa.sn,-

DEFIANCE SALAxASpKR SAFEs-GArIsR's Pateat :
kossRr ~ the sole Nsnuster United s. AZ
fe stove celebrated SAFES and GoFSs tpeetrAbe Desn
I<ls the and Lceks combined world Dtaw ~
"a Pe.rlst one heew Mxden ermsy No % johs
= WINDOW SHADE MAyrsAcroRr, WaoLEsAIx AND Re-
TAiiThs finest ssrcrtnsns Senvsprs Co.'S No. &c
rs - yls sheIt retc oszhlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

LACE AND MusIIN CURTAINS AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-
Tg hest aors nj IN the city kelly FeRcUsoSs window
SHADE Curtain Store No 1898 Broadway one door above sde "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
u SEE THIRD PAGE II

1t very likely that the Corporation Press will soon
astonsh the world with some fightfu accounts OF An
teipated pestilence Of foul str,ets, &C. consequent
upon the refusal Of the Controller TO pay further INSTALL
ments upon a corrupt and probably fraudulent con-
tract which, fulfilled will cheat the people out OF some
100000 Several members Of the Common Council
are beyond shadow OF doubt, interested 10 this fat
purse Of spells and they will try to ghten the public
with horrible stories of cholera yellow fever &c. They
are already furious against the Controller, aud FROM
what can be gathered at The Chamber Of the Board OF
Aldermen, it lie evident that they mean to make him
sweat for bis temeriy Look out, therefore for hor
rble stories Of disease and death ffghtfu exaggers
tons told for effect, for the purpose of robbing the
treasury. When you dirt in the street-nO very
rare tbiDg-cal upon the Street Commissioner or the
SCy Inspector eitbe. Of them have the authority aud
the money to sbSte the nuisance The plea that dead
cat must lay before your door week because some
body has a contract for its removal is all humbug.
1t ia the City Inspectors duty to do it, contract or no
contract if he refuses, your course is clear-prose'
cute him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

~ At BARTHOLOMEW 4 WEEDS New Mourning
store No Broadway between tho st. Nicholas and Metropolitan
Roe sin Be ouni eycy article thu, desirable M Fu and Sec md
MoSrnne lower pce' than other establishment in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

.fa~ hp
fs~ Cool a. an iceDerg pure a. sny =, - q. 49, s5
isae ~, TINS rref the s aid Eeater p1od.eaon
- Ne ~ ~ truly s1Defb Rocky Nountain Beaver
kren - $50 - ps Pstrolze the fre.cO Bst Sore and
- -. -ssficn ndydn4l Of tate and the
scnests 80 "a - ~ one srd The ssfne tine
eefenA1 - n - ycar every gentleman recoO1
W AZ tbis 5000 s- ssSSoetiins ns~ 10 tie Dat ias
nzs de seee.ty 2, .fss 90 se in spaE year
engnt ste "a rsspsebe i then ssksd Where esa We
der sks cheapest sriclel" The udyer.s
lsels ~ 10 ~ oeerated ksox No f1on 90 of -
- Vii vsrrsnf 700 ~ eTilcss tlee,.. ",i ,,es e
-6.-.o-.sfx Hosiery AsD UsDEgGARsESTs.-Inos
-. soo skoud call and the assortment a. No
We every Fye and quality aud are sens aysp
- r<isFs A hAsLh ", io-.o.s--
Nv p,',,--- n, - - cJl HroadUaV
~ Laoies Furnishing ON, NO o. oIOa1~S{{
10 orofr La5e New Yors and those visiting tae
tteste d. linens and
from 70 - neor .te. 49,, ~ - 4, steamers
W. - McCtsbi bAsehSL = "
~ 90. Spptxc 1853
Ne Az PeglNt. Teceiglng SORE
s>Ih Brass Tbfeepy
ze lsfre 100 " a siso. hsvirs
- fnsnb Csrpsnbss Of chAsfs ADD sseI % a., - s
FSrr p.rchssed previous the recent "a vance, P' Wy no W.
s-s : - t,---..o- A. HuMyHREY. No. 379
CARPErifCe-fLfbHSoN - pn-or. -
8ro.6usy dsy rfceyDt Pf 80 - 80 81.
obeso rch add eisgsst Corp oss =, S 70 - IN te -,
hreyns1 sDS particular sAsptse VI ~ Joo5. IN ~
.e = :, - 6, NJ IN ~ -, g
Co "a. the attention Of their friends the stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
~ IN 00O Piano Fortos are made and sold 10 the

E1H GUItU PIANO FOftOH bIb IlHUt uIII hUIu ~ NIIV
United States every year may be safely affirmed without Islander
az least O0 Of them. ia me way tey
used male lsr agnes!e thaa stNeeNs SEwNG MA
cNEs The Of the latter have cSr metallic SOU sas
i've al lie pdy Accumulate Thee adna
he aelpss ca times BE- operation at the once NO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

bcuuiiOl ece direct om Paris just opened rUrTLES Grand
Hmpoun Broadway SO has been the call for
and chsap fps OF kinds imported large and
riete asnsnt the --latest rari styles and ohs them
rrees nonihuey low. n Remember. they low n
Broadway hat low reality, and be had No 5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

~ FArRBaEKss PLArFoRM SoALEs-Long known
'''''' 1872 FAIRBANKs Co. No. 80 WateTst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

TyAs-Tbe best assortment Of fms Teas will be
found The olhs cEroS TIA coNSas No 10
ltweeu Pearl The Oldest ea the
% We sure our soers do better than cIwherc
ciker AZ locsac have branch st1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
- Ask any one who has ever used Dr McL.xI,

~ Ask any one who has ever used DIR. McLANE's
fLLs what they think Of them Ninety
no iup1tcd viii tel they the best Pills for Liver Com
plant Headache and Dyspepsia that they have used Read
DE following nom one Of eur most respectable i,ers
heseb, certify ave uasas tom pan in ay as
and time and after trying remedies the
eonclu<iQn liver sccsd. Immediately Commenced
usss Or Liver ls and the have
taken ret than all the other medicines
hsse together to CAryoyAnt him
sanne carefully he advised to eearue the fDr
McIsIss Pis, that they woa,d eaecleAlly
WV PaILIPs No. 2Columhis place.
above valuable remedy also d. MeL1Sxs CELEBRA-
pVsRAVGr be had ~ al the FeeSts Drug
Purchasers viii please be take none bat De-
McLANEs LsKR PlLs IheEe other Pulls pxpoug b Liver
Pls. now bskre the pubic. W
~ DR. Websters Specific for Fever and Ague has
efee city consecutive under the treatment single
yAyscn. In Other physicians have used with
eess The medical cny bsvs furnished the ts
kNor. CsASLrs H. klNS, Agent No ls2 Broadway.
~ Every citizen who is paving enormous rents and
hvns snheahy and esnaped apartments in this city advised
read tie following 1900 worth OF eligible
Farms VIII Be distributed coo Subscribers The SlsS Of May
Each Subscriber WI deed Tor ur hains
. BY 100 tee OF hoa all
location the Lcns Island Ra the esehntra ske ROC
and The village Of Lakeland hund al our Elm r~a,
making improvements building hoa.es enivns
kc eharch has us been No more dehrhtfi
location ee found within vicinity Of SevVo,S
Fcr apply la nearly al ens.reA 10 .s
Woop No S Broadway where and pamphlets can be hsa
rats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

fg- Patent Sowing Machines, Of every variety, max
shuttle IL used and the threads
De- II ese stitch the greatest besuy ssd .tfsnsa Cash
W ~, ,ln Yin oertGcates person hundreds ct our
enc - x tos a - - 81 M " GROVER BAKER Co.
etois' w ~ o""'' Pafentees and Pfoprietois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
~ Favrtxss A WELLS Phr0n0logsts and publish
~ 49,. IN a. ,at u...rg.ss nsw-York

OFslcE NEw.YoRK CRY DiRgcroRY,}
No. 81 Ann-st, I'd door, May 10 1882
The canvass for for insertion in this work Is
- soope,e ana aboash ts instructions to the sontemen en-
Ises have been 70 evcy and 10 obtain the nA Of
All persona resident in the districts assigned 70 them "nch inu
tous We believe scTuPulouy observed YET II
.o.sie Tint some mar have been overlooked
m tse arc any who waited BY esnvasf
the, viii confer BY ans the Office above ara banding
fheir narnes &c insertion JOHN n Iko" abnshef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23
~ Dr. Webster's Specific for Fever and Aeue has

efteS under the
xAypcitn In other physicians used with
ees. The medical cny bays furnished the IN Il
hvos. CsASLrs H. RISG, Agent No ls2 Broadway
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03

WHAT is HAPPINESS !-That's it: what
is happiness ! People look at the Gues-
ton in various lights, and of course arrive
at diverse opinions. Stand aside and let
Sam Slick have the fioor-says he:
Il ask again, what is happiness 1t
amt bein' idle, that fact-no idle man
or woman was ever happy since the world
began. Eve WAS idle, and that's the way
she got tempted, poor critter. Employ
ment gives appetite and digestion. Duty
makes pleasure doubly sweet by contrast.
When the harness is off, il the work amt
toe hard. a critter likes to kick up his
heels. When pleasure is the business cf
life, it ceases to be a pleasure and when
1t is all labor and no play, work, like an
unstuffed saddle, cuts into the very bone.
Neither labor nor idleness has a road to
happiness-one has H. room for the heart,
and the other corrupts It. Hard work is
the best Of the two, f1r that has at all
events. sound sle> 9TH" oti.er has rest
less pillows anG unrofreshing sleep-one
is misfortune, the Other is curse: and
money amt happiness, that's as clear as
mud"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03
T. WHITMAN & CO.,
IL. BALTIMORE Nspyr.Sn

ID,
Having. = very great expense, erected an Estab-
hslnirDiiIT The manufacture uf AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENTS. MACHINERY ard TOOLS, ON an
-" hsIv" ale. expressly 10 meet the wants of the
liners and Plantrrs Ci the South and West, would
tHtrl 'oEe - 'ctfully -rlIcir rfriI patronage.
Iih oiIr present acIiItieS. and the experience of
lie past i'O yeaIs, welrei confident OF being able 10
supply Ia d'inand iOf Farm implements, MACHINERY
dud IONl-. We therefore offer orr goods with CON
idencr Of them superiority ana prices HAT can not
l't 10 secure To Baltimore TINS branch OF trade
= evidence vi The superiority OF our goods we
PL0l~h tile nlioHng list OF Premiums showing the
sanding u OCr Implements and Machinery when in
e"alpeuLl0n win Hhers and examined by competent
Grn:-
In lsia, 1879, 1851 and 1880. the Maryland STATE
Agricultural Society, awarded 10 T.. WHITMAN x
90. the HIIIESr Premium fOT the largest and hes,
display OF tie strongest and most useful Farm Impe
msrts and Machinery.
III l-5I and lS..l The Mechanics Institute of Ma
lyland awarded 10 +. WHITMAN & ca. heavy GoLp
MEDALS Tor the largest and best display OF useful I'm
prInent-. Ara in addition TO the above we have re-
re'Vrd Special Premiums on Implements, TOO numer-
os to mantinn detail. but all amounting 10
uiln S!OJ, wh;rh - three tunes the amount received
BY any other NhibiIor Of Agricultural implements.
A Tie s5oy. named Exhibitions implements were
e'a..t Il ~ nearly every manufacturer in the coun-
IT, tiIr decision of those Societies NAV well 5e
'si f. ., A. the highest authority that can bc given
"i nc superiority ofour implements
We parirularlv request the attention ri Farmers,
FAuters and Dealers, to our stock, before making
lhchasr-, as We are determined TO sell on pleasing
tcrris
tur particulars see Catalogue, which NAV be had
Eaus, BY application, either by mail, or IN person.
T.. WHITMAN n CO,
s. LIGHT STREET,
VISIT Baltimore, Nd.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03

TThe smuggling of game and such
taAlble articles into Paris, under the pet
ucoatS of women, has becom. so frequent
that female has been attached to the
bureau of several Of the barriers, in or
der that she may search under the gar
ments of suspected individuals. Recently
a woman with launches, says the Patl7c,
like the Hottentot Venus, pr zentcd hcr-
self at one Of the gates. The agents,
who are always jealous of stout people,
requested the lady with phenomenal
contour to stop. She refused, and pushed
by. One Of the custom house employees
seized her, an1 commenced Tres ing his
finger on varic,:S parts Of her BODY, as il
he were feeling TO see whether she was
ripe. She screamed and foGEit, ard in
her struggles partridge fell ~ - -.
her skirts to the ground. Her i.4af 80
wares were probably strung .,-...r...
apples, and the escape Of the ,ar,n.-.
loosened the whole. Down cam, gre !,
and then snipe, and then another . i,
and a woodcock, till the women. &fc-o
embompoint had visibly diminish =. a.
thrust into the office, where the ft:nale.
attached to the establishment. commenced
a thorough investigation. When all vas
over, the victim was found to be very
spare person, not weighing over 95pc InIs.
and was consequently sent to the Pcritc-
ture of Police.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03
Newspaper Borrowers.

Of the whole catalogue of borrowers.
none are so pre-eminently censursb.e as
the habitual borrowers of newspapers.-
As general rule, so far as our observa-
tion has gone, the regular, habitual bor-
rowers OF newspapers are individuals who
are better able to pay for the papers they
borrow, than the owners and Just propri-
etors of the papers themselves. We have
known few cases Of newspaper borrow
ers IN our lives which have given us a
contemplate opinion of that whole class
of persons. For instance: We once
knew an individual worth probably
$4,000 or $4,000, who is said never to
have taken newspaper in his life, mot
even his own county paper,l and who
was in the regular and constant habit Of
borrowing his neighbor's paper, some-
times calling for it even before he had an
opportunity Of looking at it himself.
This individual is said once TO have
represented his county in the Legislature,
and was most probably indebted to his
county paper, to some extent, for his
election: and yet his excessive stingineSs
and miserly disposition never allowed
him to subscribe, and like an honest man,
pay for his own paper! He acas nerrs-
paper borrower and the borrower too. OF
a poor mans paper, even before the poor
man had read it himself. Out. VIC saw.
upon such characters They are pests of
honest newspaper patrons. and robbers
of poor printers; for they enjoy the fruits
of their labor without remuneration
We would like to sec list of their names
published, -Rockrnghom Rcg1acr.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03
ATTENTION, A ALL

FHNlIE undcrSg gned most respectfully calls ths
Il lent"n OF the Citizens OF Washington, and 9TH
visiting the CITY, TO the fact that he has recently
procured a set OF FOUNTS from the North, for man
uiaclurlng Soda Water.
These Soda Water Founts have decided advan-
tage over those which now used generally, AZ
I'll, are not made OF copper, but of composition
that l. pure glass; consequently the water can
not become inprrgnated from the metal.
There III in New York over three
hundred
The public are respectfully solicited To call and
test the quality of this delicious beverage at
GEO NORBECk Il, Csniectioner,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th * 10Th ats,
aug 3-roim next 10 Iron Hall.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03

T. Is it possible that there can be
physicians who commit murder with such
coolness as is destribed in the following
extract from the New Orleans Crescent
They practice the 'art Of healing" with
vengeance:
"a certain doctor, in attendance on
three men, gave them up as incurable,
and said that they would die. One of
the Howard men, whose notice they
came under, thought otherwise and he
set to work and did not leave them till
they were convalescent. They were up
and about the room, doing remarkably
well, when, as fate would have it, this
doctor (.) being in the vicinity, by acci-
dent heard that they were living. He
visited them, and through their fears,
forced them to take medicine which be
prescribed, and in less than twelve hours
after all were dead.
Another doctor, not one hundred miles
from the St. Charles Hotel, visited a poor
patient, and after ordering some medi-
cine, used the expression, Damn you,
you'll die This fellow was allowed to
see the sick man again, and added to his
former fiendish language, and while he
was abusing him the man died"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03
MEDICINES.
WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH

A MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit
"A to stand the test OF public opinion. No art of
man can gavanise worthless article so as to keen
il up as a good medicine, If il be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popular. and
extend It's sales year after year. in spite of opposition
The people readily find virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth 70 mouth with more ra-
pidity than newspapers can spread it. A LIVING
WITNESS testitying to the cure medicine has made
for him, Is OF tar more service than any newspaper
advertising.
In proof of what say above. we refer YOU to
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its
effects. Its praise is in the mouths of multiudcs.-
The best men in our country give their testimony
its wonderful cures. Among them name Hon.
II. Clay, Hon. Richard VI. johnson, Vice President
OF the United States, with hundreds of others. Capt
Thomas Canot-b-otler to the celebrated Physician
of the Emperor of France-was cured by il q: dis
ease of seven years standing, after the skill of all
the Doctors of Europe and America had failed to
cure.
In fact, the rich and the poor young and old, in
every place, IN the city and country find that the
same success attends its
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, ,RHEUMATISM,
Cure of the venerable Doctor nunan's son. of the
CITY of Baltimore. man well known, and whose
testimony adds to the triumph of HAMPTOS'S We
GETABLE TINCTURE:
BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY 9, 1852.
Messrs MORTIMER Y-Genteman: 1t
is with real pleasure that able to attest the
general healing and curative powers OF DIR. Hamp
tens Vegetable Tilrture. Some time during last
November was taken with very bad and serious
cough. was advised to take Cod Liver Oil, and
did 40, but getting no better. induced to try
your Tincture-I got bottle, and before had ia
ken it all, my cough left me. Permit mt also To state
that for the last fifteen years have suffered very
much from acute Rheum 1tism and Yer igo, confin-
Ing ne at times to my bed | am fully convinced
that owe my present good health to the OF the
Tinctirc, and kind Providence.
You are, my friends, at liberty to use this you
may think proper, and hCeve me,
Yours, very respectfully, G.. DINAS.
n. b can be seen at any time at the Mayors
office. U. ID.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03
DAILY EVENING STAR.
NO WORK THE HARDEST WoRK.

Ho! We who a; the anvil toll.
And strike the sounding blow,
Where from the burning irons breast
The sparks fly TO and fro,
W ME answering to the hammers ring.
And fires mtenser glow
On while You feel It's hard 10 toll
And sweat the long day through.
Remember il is harder still
10 have no work to do.
fio. ye who till the stubborn soil,
Whose hard hands guide the plough
VINO behd beneath the summer sun
With burning cheek and brow
lie deem the curse still clings to earth
From olden time till now;
But while We feel It's hard 10 toll
And labor long hours through,
Remember it is harder still
To have no work to do.
Ifo! We who plough these a'blne fields,
Who ride the restless wave
Beneath whose gallant vessels keel
There lies ,awning grave;
Around whose bark the wintry winds
Like fiends of fury rave
Oh! while We feel 'tis hard to toll.
And labor long hours through.
Remember il is harder still
To have no work to do.
Ho. ali who labor, all who strive.
ie WELD lofty power;
Do with your might, do with your strength.
Fill every golden hour.
The glorious privilege 10 do,
Is mans most noble dover.
Oh to your birthright and yourselves,
To your own soul be true,
weary. wrntched life is theirs.
Who Lave no work to do.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-03
REHOF.7L.
The metropolitan Paper Hanging n nd
Upholstery NnrC. .Ronms

Hare been rc'5rei TO 7M So bet D aud f. SIS. norti
No. ,, WASHINGTON PLACE.
HAVING removed my place OF business to more
Il cOmmOdIUus piemlSe<, would respectfully T.
licit call from my former friend. and the public
generally, feeling confident that they will not be dis
appointed III the quality of my goods and Prces.
have just returned from the North, with new
and large assortment OF this seasons goods, which
will be found, in quality and price, superior 10 any
hitherto brought 10 this city. Ny stock of PAPER
HANGINGS are from the first manufacturers in the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK il executed
by worklnen III my employ, which, in every instance
wil warrant to possess the best material and work
manship.
Houses and Halls papered at the shortest notice,
by experienced wOrhinen.
TRANSPARENT and Buff Holland SHADES. Patent
and Fer!..an BLINDS, Hair, Moss, Cotton and
Shuci MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS OF every drs-
rip;iOn for sale. Church Pews re cushioned at
moderate charges.
- A call l. solicited.
JOSEPH r. X. PLANT,
aug lS-1yeo 7th street, bet. ID and E.