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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-04-13

Adams Susan johnson James B z
Brandon Jesse Johnson Eprham
Blat Samuel Johnson John
Boland John Johnson Rorbon
Benjam A Jackson James
Brandon Jesse Jaclheinor George
Bennett MaryS Jurey Jacob
Brook Upama Joyce John
Bowers James Krux Antru
Borum Jane King Max
Brown Mrs G Klinginsmith John
Bradley P B Keanry Thomas
Baker Benami Kinson Allison
Bearegan Patrick Kenad Martha
Boothby Thomas Kelley Thomas
Bozrell Joseph Keller Isaac
-9s3raade W j Little John Aaron
Cribbin Patrick Lee John M
Conway Michael Longly John
Clarry Mariah Lesser Jacob
Cole Phebe Lipky Henry
Curien James Lace Mary
Campbell Wilson LchtenthaIer John
Cooke A T Leach John L
Cooton George Merrill Amelia 2
Colston Nancy Marvin Timothy
Champion John MulIony John
Chandler &C Messer Nottingham
Carter VIM McKinness Granvill
Crage DiIino M G Chale Waiter
Crane Isaac f McRoberts Eliza
Clark Jacob d Minor Mlcbrsd
Cochran John Moras Moria S
Coyn Patrick Murphy VIM
Clark John Moore Thomas
Cane Samuel Meloney James
Colleran Patrick Mittendortf kilh
Conway Michal McClntick& Co Jas
Carter Wa Muph Peter
Commonally Peter Margall Anderw
Conner Richard O'Bryne Thomas
Conner & Davis iSsPRiger II I
Dornan Amza Patterson James
Davis Johnathan Perry Joshua
Davis Susan P Phillips John
Davisson Horton Patterson VIM
Ouch MrD Powell VIM.
Dixon Stephen Pinney A Ii
Dornan Amazlah Ratlerty Mrs }
Deerkan Patrick Roberts Pleasant
DualI Margaret Richards Charles
English Levi d Roberts Malnda
Evans John Ray Martin
Elder Robert 2 Rowin Thomas 7
Elenawine John Rose Isabel
Eckerod Susan Remper Lcrinn
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Fletcher Mary 2 Rowland Thomas
Fusion Joseph Sutherland JohmaS
Fletcher Baiser Snider EdW ard
Frazer Joel Shaier Daniel
Fliu David Savage Jefferson
Flesher VIM B Sinclair Ann
Fltsher John b Shy Henry
Gjl-JphL '---->----.--- Spear JoSephin -
.lsier VoIentin St0Ne~aAlSaaa.---
Gosooygne AbrahamStegall Dudly
QalIegur Peter Simpson Mathew Q
GuiIder Mary Saddler -
forsuch Thomas Saddles Pugh ---~I
Gray Washington Sullivan Jeremiah
IGavan Thomas Skeener Elijah
'Geler John N Stephenson ALB
GunneI VIM S Snapp lIeovard
GiunS Thomas Werts Peter a
Gage Wilson Whitlatch Mis- S A
Grafton James Whitlalch James
Garland Elizabeth Woodson James
Glyn John Walsh Thomas
Hughes Francis 2 Walsh William
Hazlett William 2 Worls Mary
Halterman Dandle West John
Hull Samuel Z Walker Isaac
Hill Moses Whitney James
HaIler II II Wosborm Thomas
Homes Isaac Warad Buhama f
IIiede CP Waterman Elisha
Hughes William Webb Dellld
Head Benjamin Whealan John
IIolenbeck Ham A Watts Wm NJ
Harris LYDIA Walch John
Harrison John Weghairt Fredry
Harren Sarah E Taylor George W Q
Hughes Frank Thomas Benz
Hughes John Tuule William
HowelrSmeon G Taiior John
Harrison Jam Vest John r
Hoover Thomas N Vohntin Jacob
Hunter Sarah NJ Yearln Allen
Ireland VIM
Rg" Persons calling for any Of the
above letters will please say they are ad.
reriised. L.C. STEELE Pm.
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Notice.

FWNHE Township Po1rd of Education for Lick
n Township will meet at the Court House
in Jackson on the Sd Monday of April next, at
10 o'clock A, NJ.
Important business is TO be transacted, and a
full attendance is desirable.
March %. "a J2--3w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-04-13
WATT FOR THn WAGON.

supply of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting in part of Cloths, Cassimeres, SatI-
nets, Cottonades, and Fancy Pants stufrs Vest
ing of every description, including Silk, Satin.
and Velvets
Ladies' Dress Goods,
comprising Silks, Merinoes, De Lainos Bare
ges, AIpacas aud every pattern Of rinls, Cling
hams, &c We also have fine assortment of
shaws, Gloves. Hosiery, Ribbons and Trim
mings for Bonnets and Dresses.
Bleached and Staple Goods,
purchased on very favorable terms, and will be
sold al small advance on eastern prices. Hats,
Gaps, Boots aud shoes, and Ready Made
CIOt hing, such as Pants, Co ats, OvercOats,
Vests and sh irtE, remarkably low, and of good
quality.
GROCERIES. Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Molasses,
spices, and every other article in this line usu-
ally kept in country stores.
Iron and Nails Of all sizes, and OF the best
brands.
Salt, Fish, and in short everything needed to
meet the wants OF this community. All of
which we are determined TO sell at great bar.
gains Call and see lSHAM g. CLARE.
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Greyhound Restaurant.
1aSASS @sPS@E>

hAKkEfsT'j OPPOSlTE THE MARKET HOUSE,
PORTSMOUTH, o.
DEG leave to inform their friends that they
Id are prepared to furnish all kinds of refresh
ments suitable to the season, consisting of
Tripe, Tongue, Sardines, Lobsters, Oysters,
fresh cooked and spiCed, CLANS, prepared in the
same style. Eggs, Pigs Feet, Soups, and all 9th
er edibles generally called for and used in res.
taurants. Hot Coffee, Pittsburgh and Kennel
Ale, London Porter, and Summer Drinks, ready
at all times for those who may call for them.
MINERAL WATER!!
NETEhaye now attached to our establishment,
w Mineral Water Mandatory, with
which article we are prepared to supply all de-
mands in that line by the Box or dozen, both
Lemon and Sarsaparilla. of the first favors,
-whiah will be found TO be an excellent mineral
beverage, v--------.~~ --7a-f ..s
VIII be furnished to order.
portsmouth, fprl 10, '54. 3-tf
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Mlisfellollcolls.
List of Letters,

va EMAINlNG in the Post Office al
VAA Jackson G. II. Ohio, on the lst day
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-04-13

SOAP, Candles and Starch always on hand
and for sale by W. G.. WHITNEY.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-04-13

EUST received 10 Hhds Prime n. o. Sugar,
eB also loaf crushed and pulverised for sale to
The trade nv VI. G.. WHITNEY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12


"Wanted, boy as Clerk in Liquo
Store" Such was the advertisement
which We saw, while glancing over the
columns of daily paper, and the word.
have ever since been craven on our mem
/ DRY.
We can feel saddened when we think
that this summons may be answered, anC
another young heart, fresh and pure as an
unfolding rosebud, be exposed to the in.
auence of that traffic, which has proved
the 5ane Of so many human lives.
We can but ask ourselves if any pa
rents, having the slightest sense of duty !,
will consent to place child in such per-
iIous position.
Oh, not would seem that poverty in
It's worst form would be preferable to this,
and we appeal to our readers to know if
among them, there is one would respond
to this call. That dark-eyed boy, bend
ing so thoughtulIy over his book in the
humble home, Of which he is the pride
and JOY, may, perchance, read this adver-
tsement. His widowed mother tolls
YEARLY upon her stitching from the ear
hest flush of dawn till the still moon Of
night" when shadows brood darkly over
earth and sky. Many times du.ing the
long, cod days of winter she has sat shiv-
erGg over her work while tears gushed
from her eyes and fell like summer rain
upon her thin pale fingers. The lad
knows that penury's icy hand has swept
the glow from her cheek, the glad light
from her lips, and this knowledge has Civ
en- HIM such thoughts as seldom visit the
brain Of childhood.
Many a vision Of wealth fits through
his dreams--many a hope burns in his
heart, that at some future day he shall be
rich and great.
But let him resist the temptation, which
that advertisement holds out before him,
and closing his ears against the song Of
the syren, resolve TO live in poverty, till
he can cam his bread by honest means.
\ crust and straw pallet are better than
costly ylauls and the luxurious couch,
purchased by this detestable traffic.
There IS another lad in comfortable
home, whose father sees the wv Wanted''
to which we allude. He is man of
world, and wishes his son to rise to
wealth and influence. To him the situa-
ton of clerk in a liquor store may seem
attractive. but let him not follow out rhe
inclination which 1t has aroused. Let
him not place his child amid the thousand
of such place--let him not
hold 10 the bright lips OF his boy the IA
tai draught, for if he does he will too late
repent Of his folly.
Mother, will you permit yonr son so
tenderlv nurlured to launch his Ille-baTque
on such a sea. Sister, have YOU broth
er whom YOU can willingly see accept the
offered situation! Would TO Heaven thai
from all the homes of our land we might
hear one emphatic no--that clerk IN
liquor store might ever be WANTED. =,
Boston OIire BrGnch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12

NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS !
CANFlELC, BROTHER g. CO..

.229 Baltimore ST., Corner of Charles
! RE now opening Na9nifcent Moch
~ Of NLV' GOODS, such as Ameri,
can, English, German and French Jewel
ry, in full sets and siugJe pieces. Best
quality Gold Watches, VIZ: English lie.
vers; skeleton do; Duplex; Anchor Es-
Lepiaes, some very small for
ladies', set with diamonds and pearls eIe-
ganlly enameIIed; independent and quar-
ter second Watches; Hunting, Is carat
gold, Watches in every variety.
Rich Cham Vases, from Paris and Dres-
den. French and Spanish Fans. Silver,
gold, ivory, pearl and leather Card Cases;
do do do Port Monnies. Elegant gilt
and 5ronzed Clocks, with Candelabras.
,Iibatu Uore-Spoons, Forks, Ladies',
Butter Knives, &c, of ihe best quality.
Plated Tea and Coffee Sets. Castors.
Walters, Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes,
Tureens, &c, &c.
Tortoise Shell Combs, new STYLES !;
English and American Table Cutlery,
Pen Knives; Scissors, Razors, Sporting
Knives; Music Boxes, 2, 3, 4, and S
airs; Jewellers Scales and Weights, &C.,
&c.
Watch Makers Tools and Materials :;
a complete assortment of Dentist Files.
c., B. & Co., offer 10 the trade the
above goods upon the very best terms.
Call and examine
November 26, 1853. l--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12
CI33GB 20B5g,.}z., 7 Z,
HE WILL NOT WOO AGAIN.

Twas bat a word, careless word,
Inpride d passion spoken;
Bu' with Ina, word The chain that bound
T"o towns hearts was broken.
The naely wrath had passed away,
The bitter words remain;
In vain the lady weeps and sighs-
lie viii not WOO again.
No other love may ligb her path
No other move his heart;
Yet changing seasons come and 60,
And find them still apart;
Her once bright cheek is paler now;
His bears a trace of pam;
The days are sorrowiuI, aud yet
lie viii not WOO again.
They met as strangers, calm and cold,
As calmly, co.dIy, part;
And none may guess that Tranquil men
Conceal, a tortured heart.
To him ,uc world has lost is light;
N: ucr all joys are vain.
Nor hope nor memory bring relief
He " III not WOO again.
Alas, that love, long tried and warm,
Should a.les in az hour;
Alas, thatpride Ger human hearts
Should WELD ,ucn fearful power;
Oh! weep thou not for those who die
For them all tears are vain;
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12
TERI Or THE REGISTER

The SHEPHERDsTowN REGISTER is published
weekly at - year, positively to be paid before
the year expires Single copies g. cents
ADVERTISEMENTS Of one square or less so
cents for the first insertion, and % cents for each
insertion thereaiter-larger ones in the same
proportion. Advertisements not marked forany
specified time are cOnlIurd till forbid and char
ged accordingly. A deduction made to those
who advertise by the year.
Letters or Commuuicajiuns to me Editor, up
en- which there is postage, unless they contain
money, should be postpaid 10 insure attention.
GENTS.
WM II. PEARE, Sun Iron Buildings, Balti-
more; c. PIERCE, Philadelphia V. B. PALMER,
New York
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12

1t is said lhst there are some 1900 Know
Nothing voters in Wilmington, DrI1ware.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12
The Nice Young Woman.

The nice young woman goes 10 beC
when other people are getting up, doaie'
on Don Juan, and thinks she must have
written Walkers dictionary; copies oil
the faults and none Of The virtues Of culIi.
waited growth, and thinks it strange GIai
eggs don't break in falling from the trees
covers the loss Of her piano, and shuts
the moon out Of her bedroom because
there Is a man in it; priles herself upon
delicate health; and always gets up a
nervous fit when there IS a handsome lei-
low near who understands her case
adores Italian music, and never could I've
through an English opera calls mamma
"our cook" and wonders whom Ter
dirty lille brothers belong TO : falls dg>-
pera,eiy in love with 4 pair Of Incip.enl
mousiaches; gets up ! filtration win It's
boon companion, splits the difference by
Economically clipping with the bosom
friend o! both parties, and comes 10 her
senses some fue morning, by finding her
self deserted, her pockets empty, ant a
long lie OF weari>ome labor staring her
IN Tie face, Who shall ,ay this j. nol
the f4'e of many full JIoOled, nice youaz
woman?
CAssIus NJ. CL,Y-Thi, gent nl D
was advertised To speak few da,~ rre.
in lhe Ro,undo ol the Si9,e Hons, al
Springfield. Illinois. Bu; wien ,he ,Ime
cane, lEe Commissioners Of tie State
House refused to let him occupy ii. lie
then spoke Ia grove near the cl'y, re-
marking that he found themselves IA lhe
condition of John the Baptist, who came
prrae ing in tie wilderness.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12
FIRE IN SHEPHERDSTOWN

Real Havana, all puff away care,
Blow all misfortune ia the air.
,rr7TLLIAM STlNE & BROTHER
Ell would lake this method OF informing
the citizens Of Shepherds'own and ylrin,-
IS, that they have opened
Cigar and Tobacco Mandatory,
one door below Mr.. McEndree's store,
where they will keep constantly on hand
an The various brands of Cigars and Chew
ing Tobacco, generally manufactured, both
@. foreign and domestic manufacture. -
Their stock of Cigars is composed of i'm
ported HaranaS, Principles, Londries,
Casteli0is, PauiiH0eS, La Normas, FL
NsDnne, Dirau, III -HauSero. &e4auo-
M, KoSSuth, Lopez, Regaias, Sc
They would also say that their stock of
Chewing Tobacco cannot be beat in the
Old Dominion, for cheapness and good
ness of quality, and as a sample of cheap
ness they would just call the attention Of
the public to an excellent brand of Con-
gress Chewing Tobacco, which they will
sell at the low rate of lS4 cts. per ID. and
al other brands in proportion. They
would especially invite the attention OF
the consumers Of the weed, 10 their stock,
as they fel! confident that il will be to their
interest to try Of them, as they latcr
themselves that they can please the taste
of the most fasddious, as regards eilhel
price or quality. Also an excellent article
Of Scotch and RaPpee Snuff.
Shepherdstown, April %, 1854. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12

Elegant Presents for Strangers.
IANFiELD. BROTHER 6, CO., 229
u Baltimore Street, offer TO strangers
visiting Baltimore the largest assortment
.of SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES,
rich Jewelry, Solid Silver Ware, Clocks,
AIbata Ware, Pistols, RevoIvers, Brace
lets, Rings, &C., to be found in this city,
and prices the very lowest. Call and eX-
anime.
November &c, 1853. l--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12
School Books,

THE subscriber has just received an as
l sortment of School Books among which
he enumerates the following:-Milchei's
Primary Geography; MitchelPs Geogra
ply and Atlas; Silliman's Chemistry;
Young Composer; Mann 81 Chase's Arilh
metic; Reeds Dictionary; Hazen's Spell
Ter 81 Defner; Davies Arithmetic; Greens
First Lessons in Grammar; Greens An
nallysis Smiths Grammar BonsaI's
Comfy; Eclectic Reader; Park Ariihme-
tic; Rays Arithmetic; GrimShaw's InI-
tod States; Chemistry Of Common Life;
Familiar Science; Comly'S Reader; Wal
ker's Dictionary, Blank Books, &c.
Z. e. UILLL4MS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12
Trading in Ladies.

Many rich Turkish ladies' carry on q
trade for which we have no name. They
keep what is called Nurseries of Wives
and Mothers; and find both pleasure and
profit in training their young Pr0iegeS to
the duties of married lite. Their agents
90 about collecting the raw material OF
their manufacture, picking up orphans,
foundlings. Or the children of poor parents;
for in the east there are no Prejudiccs of
birth, and the lady is only distinguished
from her servant by her education or
wealth. The task is by no means diff
cult. Not much knowledge is expected
from an oriental malron; and in this case
at least neither the idea of virtue or seuii-
ment is incaculateI. We have already
hinled in what way the flock of young
maidens is made to contribute to the de-
veIopmenl Of Young masters of the house.
The rest of their instruction is simple
enough. They are early ready to be sold
as wives or mislrcsses.
Beautiful girls are often bought by the
professional trainers in high lie for eight
OF It" Pou"o5' al" "''en ,r' W"''S so'u 'o'
'ouF OF i've H""u'eu' nc prom 'o','
S'I"ie me pin-ihohey oI me "aLeH,
""'l'oE 0, ''u } women ,Ls "I'uT o,o"eIS' , =,
~ ~ ''' i'0'' ''",' I ,rLa,.
y, ny ~ .'''S' I've '1o' y. s''"'s - = r .l,;
I w ~ ,r,. 'r a.;c ,pa,. ',,,' s"r;n,,
r1,'' a" I, a, "."'y "' n,,. w., oC norCam,n
Sometimes they act as agents tor some
old gentleman, who finds his house lone
" and his puIse sufficiently large to en-
able him to indulge in the luxury OF a
companion and sometimes they under
take the more cquiyocal task of going a
bout warming the lmaglna'ions OF bache-
l"rs and others by luxurious descriptions
'I me Gagged beauties IheY generally
'aNe money on elmer haiIu' ahI II must
be admitted tha' many good matches are
struck by their care.
Ihere Is no prejudice against partners
obtained Oy these means. On 'he con-
irary many Turks prefer damseIS 5ro"gh!
up IN THIS Way-PerhaPS because ihey are
wIihont the ncnmbrance OF relations
especially when they come from 'he haFem
OF minister or other great iuncuonary.
Ihe wIie OF keschid Pasha, VINO by the
way Is no poIygamls, has generally some
forty young creatures 10 dispose Of, and
finds no difficulty to get rid OF them.-
The demand IS always equal to the sup
ply.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-12
Jewelry ManufactOry.
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.,

No. 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Having completed their arrangements for
manufacturing Je,cety on more exten-
slve scale, under their own supervision
parties may rely or getting their work
done in the most durable and fashionable
style, at short notice and at reasonable
prices.
November 2G. 1853. I--ly
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-14
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, June 13-lOP.

BALTIMORE, June 10-lUP.M.
SIR. Elliott, the aronaut, made me a visit
to-day, and described more fully his @rial
fight yesterday. hat he saw battles all de-
scription. A notice in the Star, some DAYS
ago, stated that he had abandoned his contem-
plated ascension from Washington. This is an
error He visits your city tomorrow for the
purpose Of arranging preliminaries, and will
ascend at the earliest practicable period
Thence he purposes proceeding to Richmond,
and probably to Raleigh, N c., to explore the
heavenly regions.
1 have heard il stated that the Times and
Ledger" recently consolidated, design pub
fishing Eeai bona tide Sunday paper, some
what after the manner of the Washington
Union, New York Herald and New Orleans
Picayune, that is, publish regular issue on
Sunday morning, with all the news by tele-
graph and otherwise that can be obtained I'D
10 a late hour on Saturday night, and not pub
lish on Monday. | doubt not such an enter
prise, we'll managed, would meet with success
Those who understand human nature know
that news Is always merchantable commodi.
y, and where there is no competition as in
Baltimore, it must find purchasers, if put forth
in respectable shape
The old Holiday Street Theatre is now
almost entirely completed. and will be opened
early IN august, with, perhaps, the best CON-
psny and most perfect management ever known
20 Baltimore 1t has been renovated from pit
to dome, inside and out. All the seats are
elegantly cushioned, and every department
arranged with an eye to convenience and com.
fort The right kind of men have taken this
establishment in charge, and are, in fact, its
prOprietOrs- Thoy are determined that nei-
Their cost nor pains shall be spared to render
it one Of the most attractive, unique, and en-
pertaining places of its kind in the United
states One peculiarly eommendable feature
Will be their fixed purpose of excluding all
persons of disreputable character from every
part of the building. All females who gain
admission must be accompanied by gentle
man No liquor is to be sold in the theatre.
Nothing that in any way can offend modesty,
shall have countenance. The most fastidious
therefore, may attend with impunity
The general tenor of the news from Eu-
rope is pacific, or indicative of that result.
Austria seems decided in her determination
that Russia must evacuate the Turkish princi-
palities. look upon this as one step towards
n termination OF the war. With all the DOW
ers OF Europe arrayed against her, Russia will
be obliged to back out RopERIcK.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-14

- ihA uANEs SuIT.-This celebrated con-
test Is not yet ended. Mrs. Gaines is
ABOUT 70 lnahe application to the proper
trbuna! to have the missing will of her
deceased father admitted to probate She
was induced to take this course bv an
intimation given by the Supreme Govt
that this effort might succeed, and in case -
1T should, her claim to the property wonlJ
be lndubitable. Judge Campbell, in an
elaborate opinion, has favored the appli.
cation, and Gen. Walter Jones, of this
city, Geo. wood, Esq, and Judge Kent,
OF New York, concur In that opinion The
perseverance of this lady IS certainly
without o parallel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-14
GERMANS CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH.

HNHlS delicious article com ines many merito.-
l. Gus qualities that it has now become st.nd.
ard faTorite with the citizens of New York, Pills
delphie, and Bel more Dentists prescribe il in Their
practice nost successfully, and from every SQUIRE
TIE most fsttering laudations are awarded il.
Iniamed and bleeding Gums are immediately ben
Fitted by its its action upon them ID very mid
soothing, and effective. 1t cleanses the teeth 50
thoroughly that they are made to rival pearl in he
whitenesa, and difuses through the mouth such 8
delightful freshness that the breath Is rendered
Quisitely sweet. 1t dissfects all those impurities
which tend to produce decay, and, as consequence,
when thess are removed the teeth must always r.
main sound.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Druggist, Phi
adelphia, and sold by ". 81. GILMAN, Washington
and by al Druggists, ct only Is cents bottle.
nav h-3rn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-14
FRESH ARTICLES

IMPERIAL Prunes in small glass kegs; extra quail.
4 ity new Eleme Figs in small boxes; bunch Raj.
sins, very fine; Cox's English Shred Gelatines-
French Imperial Gelatines in shre1 and oils these
Gelatines perhaps superior to any article of the
Find ever introduced in this city; French and Eng.
ish directions turnished Theoretically sealed Fruit
pure Extract of Tomato Sardines, Fresh Olive Oil
IN TASKS and bottles Sap Sage Cheese English dairy
do Jellies of all kinds, Saddles, Firth Ross best
London Mustard, put up in metal, very superior
French and American do. of all kinds, Bakers Bro
MAJ Cocoa ard Chocolate, Millards do, one cask Du.
rant, Muglory brand, vintage 1S43 Brandy, and one
do Grape Juice Port. These are unsurpassed for me
dicinal and other purposes, and warranted pure
Carnena Sage, Tapioca. sweet Cider, black Tea at SO
cents per pound, warranted to please-pure white
CASTLE Soap, Montgomery county and other Hams,
&c, &c. Goods delivered. =.
q. NJ. P. KING,
corner Of Vermont ave. / and 10Th strests
up 19-Wtf st. Johns Square