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A BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
"A FOB sALE.-The unde rsigned offers for sale
his residence. itusted in Gee rgetown crrner Green
ana dsy streets This presents one Of the best Oh
superior dwelling The house Contains fourteen
rooms, and Is finished With ali the modern improve
ments-a bath house which furnishes ali the rooms
with water, and cistern Of water in the ys-d The
did iron railing and the garden in full state a.
cultivation, with the most choice selection of dow
Terms made known On application.
JOHN e. CARTER
Isl will also dispose Of my horse and carriase.
jy 25-eod3w ~
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PURE SODA WATER.

PURE SODA WATER,
SYLVESTERS SODA FOUNTAINN
Corner of 18th street and Pennsylyania avenue
SWANS PATENT ATMObPHERIC,)
LHROM which the purest draughts Of the Gen
Il uios CARBONATED sODA WATER, DRAWN
IRON sIoNE FOUNTAINS, dcy coldO may BE-
qusffed In copious deiioiousness, are now in nc
tive operation, illustrating, by daily increasing
patronage the just appreciation Ct it's superior me
dicna! properties and more agreeable and palatable
Qualities, to the inspid, common, hurtful carbonic
Add Gas, generated In copper fountains yclept Soda
Wster) and under that assumed cognomen dipet sed
to eonfding and unsuspecting public.
~ 2-d1m&
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From the South

CHARLESTON, Aug. 5.-Ths city continues
very healthy Business dull. Dispaschss
from Mobile and New Orleans, received thia
day, state that the health of both cities IN mod
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EURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENTLOn Pa. ava
Il nue., next to the osrner Of 81 street-Psrlor,
ana snano ers, or the lower rooms - . tore. The
aug 2-eo3ms W 0AnsRv Au>,t
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Steam Engine Work. Hlovn I'm

ALBANY, Aug. 2.-The Steam Engine Works
OF Skinner q Co., at Nunda, Livinestou CON n.
ty, were blown up on Tuesday mornine On.
man was killed, and several others, includins
Mr: Paine, we're severely wounded.
VIM. Scott, living near Scott Church. On.
leans county, was killed by Lightning .. noao
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M ATHEMATICAL DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
WI nom Paris, in cases Of various sizes and de
scriptions, bought 10 person from the makers By
the undersigned, and for sale at unusually low s1
oss, from 81 Is upwards This day opened by
may 23-H FRANCk TAYTOR
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1ARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR THE Pro
NOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS.

THE sEVHNTa ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of thi,
L Institute viii take place on the 18th Of Sep
nem Der next 1t their spacious Hail. in the oily o.
Baltimore. a. : = . -. : :. :
MechAnics, Manufacturers, Artists, Inventors, and
others 81 tds country at large are respectfully In
vited to avail taemfe:ves Of the oppoftuoity thue
afforded to display their taste and szi In the col
lection then to be made, and actively 60 operate In
contributing to the important ohjecu had in view
Articles for competition and premium, must be
entered between Monday morning. the llth, and
Thursdsy evening, the lSth Of September, altar
which they will be received Cor exhibition ouiy On
Monday, the 18th Of Septsmbsr, at o'clock D. "a
the exhibition viii be opened for Tia reception o.
visitors =ssFf &C., -
Circulars With rules and regulations. sui any In.
1ormston 70 refersnes % matters Of detail, WIN b
Insti'sts, Nh. !o.S q selby, I : = -
= s. THOMAS swANH,
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SrRAoUsl, n Y, August .a-Ths Ans.,
Gabrel Is preaching here Tonight to a 49,
crowd In Market square. Considsrahls -
cisement prevails, and one Arrest - -,
ms9e. sec lsal-lg--
ane man, Cannon, who musdecsd his vis.
on Monday, was found dead ia the v.ssS.
mouse to-day, from delirium tssmepa.
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"ANTED-A good COOK, washer aud fnner.
w Also, NURSE for children, at
MRS. THOMAHa
N. 7. avenue, betw. 18th and 18th sts.
auR 4-Ns
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From Baltimore,
Efre In Philadelphia-Rumored Mint pefs!-
cation-Another Failurs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. The Girsrd Aour.
ing mill, on north Ninth street, was destroyed
oy hrs this morning. 1t was owned BY Hsw-
kins Bro. Loss $50, 900.
There is rumor in this city that another
defalcstion has been discovered In the mslnne
department Of the Unstsd States Mint Ths
runor is generally credited.
hrm largely engaged in the West India
business suspended payments yesterday.
No change in the marksts-they still remain
depressed. Money stringent. Stocks falling.
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TIE UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of i4th street and Nep Pork AVENUE.
THIS Institution viii be opened for the next year
! on the FIST Monday in September, 1854. The
number Of pupil, Is linn ed Ths school will con.
sist of three classes, Junior Middle and Senior. Ev
cry desirable facility IL offered. Applications should
be made Immediately. Preference given to those
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars 1t the Bookstores.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY WIN oren at
the Same time. Circulars a above.
z RICHARDS,
jy 31-dsm MRS NJ. A. RICuARDS
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"ANTED.-Ay young Man, who has had three
v! years experience In the shoe business. wishes
situation In q wholesale or retail shos store he
would make himself generally useful. Address "a
G." through the City Post ONCE stating where an
interview may he had. eatsfdctory city references
will be given sug I3ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

DU1LDING LOT6-For sale sev.r.I d..;-.h,.
~ Building Lots in the vicinity Of the Cty Hal:
Also IN the LIST Ward and also variety in ali Other
psrts Of the city. Also two small frame dwellin
s!9stea IN an improving neighborhood; all of Which
David Myerie, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to Broxns,
hGtei, or through the pest Office, post paid
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SuMMER UHDERaARMRNTs, shir,s,. collasa
~ S:ose noatsty, tsavsts, Linsn csmbric Hand
0lo0 winards' Hotel
r YONG KATHAIRON bv tie ac-.r =.
II - -. or BY the bottle. Chinese aoetine soap.
@r bathing. Petfumery, Combs, Brushes, Summer
N' sssfs Stocks Linen Collars, Hoasry, Giovee 100
u. ne ,o s@as ehsap at end Gran. do at u.
!. aa.t Goods and siia & sd iiss st....
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n.AN RICHARDSON'S HRlemsnts Of Music
~ attaghtn most excellest work 9ey teSnnsra
On sns Pano Forte lived @ the Muaic Depot
HLsus ! HITz !
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[NRE LAST MOO1 IN this yssr's D-.nss
j d The last Winter Moon. The frst moon 10 ~
new years Almanac y the nrst Spring Moon slh
gcins 10 put ont some Maps TO ubew hsv yct rsS1
I'll when ths winter ssts %, hxe saEiy. sd -
watching tAose maps and the moon OR six or tssse
TyssH, you WI know What ysG nsvsr nnss, as ~
@ myself Il Va not - ell who vent . hesrn buA
30 eli Who Vsuf 10 - NJ prediction diet win
sng a8ApA1o4 Iv6xNI
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sale In every case at the lowest price, at which the
same can be bought in Boston, New York, or Phil
sdeipn,a. ..r fRANCK TAYLOR
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For Sale and Rent,

TWO PLEASANT FURNIsHRp ROOMS v,u :.
L rented In quiet healthy neishborbsod me
terms, 80 per month each. Address IS S.n at fhIe
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Captain Lovett Dead.

boston, August 4.-Captain Lcvstt az "a.
chpper white Swallow, from Phil,delphis Or
yesterday. ''f
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EfOR RENT-A new frame HOUSE .,<uste5 ON
Il East Capitol street, between 4th and 5,h ste
tor terms apply to o. A DALEY. Dentist, Penn
syivania avenue, between 9th and tn sits.
aug 2-eo3tH
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Cesth Of q Virrinisu.

ALBANY, August Aah,-The Hon. Thon.s a
washington, who died In this city last eveninS
was resident Of Jefersou county, Virrin;S
Hh remains we're taken South this norn;n.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

GuIck FoorED.-Patrick White was taken
20 the guard house, Last night, "dead drunk"
so says the docket This morning, when the
omcer unbarred bis cell, to take him to the
ma, room, he slipped by the guard, and was
wi OF the prison and gone before the officers
could prepare to follow him. He escaped
operation.
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GRAND BOAT REGATTA.

GRAND BOAT REGATTA.
THERE will be grand Boat Race to come of on
i Tuesday, August 18th. at O'Clock .. M, for q
silver Pitcher, valued at $50. s..s -.
The signal for starting will be given BY the Hrias
Of . gun.
The Pitcher can be seen at Mr. Basrs Store. Six
entries have been made by the best beat owners on
the Potomac, and great sport may be expected.
No boats can enter for the prize after August 5th
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS

- Aaaae. aoenae, beeaoses u and Ca sts. -
Nl Water Tanks, Shafting, Pnlieys. Hsnrers -
Mill Werk generally. : =, =
WiA fnrnish Ssw Mills, al kinds Of Csstanes
Wrousht and CAST Iron Pipes and everything in th,
TO msn lNHdNxgoo hand and for sale. Yo
information address 9. L. MOVES, Washington IroI
Works, Waahington. Do. iy l6-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

By 0RBHA = SCOTT. Aussss0ssrs.
uoUssHoLo AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
DAY, the 7h insta1i ne shall eslI NJ the r,sd.nc,
OF flames walters. -. at s O'Clock a., en- tie
east ode Of 7th street east be ov It scuih, neor
the Navy Yard an excellent assortmsn. Of Furni
ture. viz: = -
Msho ANY Bur aus Tshles Rockers. Ia
Msple Bedstseds cane aud other Cbsirs
LtoSing 81 sses. och, Settle Carpsss
with large lot Of Kitchen Utensils, emf many
other articles which We eesn unns 0 ary 60 err.
ne'ase. Terms cash.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
aug ID
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A foUK-sTORY BRICK HuUsE for sale or sx
~ cnange for mechanics VIC TX and ma ,erisls sit.
9aoea on the Island, and having one of the mos;
1eaaiini open prospects Of river and HIGH lana -
ruttner information may be obtained BY sddrassino
the subscriber. r1a.f SMTs e7e'nS
jy lot k,,hita.. r:. &
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

fT,Hk SELF-HEATING ROTARY SMOOTHING
l. Irons, patented March 2lst, 1854, have lust
besn received, direct from the manufacturers, and
are guaranteed the best article ever inventsd for the
purpose. Housekeepsrs, heads of families, also In
dies who board arc invited to call and examine the
articles. They are heated with lamp, and Ne nj
ways ready for use, - they require but to min.
utes 70 heat ami are wsrFantsd to give satisction
u used according to direction. Fer salsb
~ - JOS. I. SAVAGE.
~ H-tf
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LfoR RENT-Once Room. M. Z
i bia Hses," eoEnsr Of IouiS ~ - Oo 20 ~
street. Ana sveaue and 1@
ths ~Soio -. = &c stn COY rooms, ssuh embrsu,e
'n y "noae s1'snf o. "a building. Apply to
Z. % q q BARNEY,
II AAR8H,S MAGAZINE for August
- Soesains over hfty liustrst1ona md splsa-
JOE eHILLIN0TON'e Bookstufe,
0dson Building, corner ~ street snd Pecn.
enE20 aveuoG
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DUILDINa LOT ON THE ISLAND Ar AUG
ID ton On TUESDAY afternoon, August sth Mt
O'Clock, On the premises, shall selI the east AR
OF Lot No z, In square No ;e5 fronting Is feet ON
south g strest, between ~ and et5 streets west.
running back l22 fet 2 inches 10 Q 80 fsct alley,
containing 3 Oh square seet, more or less
Title infisputabie. 80 .
Terms: Ons-third cash; residue In six and twelve
months for notes satisfactorily eec red bearing ir
'srest J. O. MCGUIRE,
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"ANTED-A good PLUMBER None but ,
w INST rate hand need apply.
FURSE & COLLINS,
Pa avenue, opposite Willard's Hote,.
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~ GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctioueere.
TWENTY CHOICE COTTAGE BUILDING Tors
y located on the most p sasaat part Of Capitol
sfi, 1t Auction.-on MONDAY, August sth. We
snail seil on the premises, at O'Clock p m twenty
oeeatnui buiding Lot, fronting ON Is to 50 fest
escn, situated in square 755, and front on Aassa
cnusete' evsnne, Sd street sast and street. north
me eminence and the best of water
plat OF the lots can Be seen 1t our store NJ spy
time previous to the sale
Title indisputable
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash balance IN Q, u. and II
msnths Zoe notes bearing interest from the dav o,
the sale. w VI
GREEN q SCOTT,
jy ed xuction...s
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DOR RENTAL OFTCK in Ian. q r,.,..,,
Il Building. Enquire Of >e'
CHAs II. LANE or
~ H4-Qu WIN. TUCKER
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L. j. MIDDLETON,
ID r n l. E r IN ICE,
Once and Depot south side ?, next TO corner 18th 1t
CE kept constantly on hand at the Office, which
i can be had in large or small quantities.
Once open from sunrise TO surset 80 .
iy 10-Aolm =. 80.
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"ANTED-A SERVANT, either white or col
w ored, to do the cooking. washing and ironins
Tor small family. Apply to Mrs. Rocker on Z st.
between 9th and It'll sts., opp. the Church.
aug 5-n4
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Kosssss.-This morning, while the garden
ef who attends to Mr.. Savags's garden. nes
ae Catholic battle-ground, had gune to thu
market, some villain entered the cottage anl
s,oie his clothing, gun, and some other srti
slss Oh value to the owner. tits great pity
.Sas the gang Of villains now lettering abou
tnis city, cannot be broken ND.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

CRoss-rrRNG.-Last evening, Justies Dom
had his patience tested by Q trial, In which
two lawyers we're engaged, and which grow
out Of fight on the 4th of July last between
John Mcbride and Matthew WEIGH, and In
which their wives interfered. The parties are
related and had been to q funeral, and on the
return the Misunderstanding occurred, csus M
the fight. Efforts wsrs made to compromise
The matter, but did not succeed, and Justice
Dom held both parties to bail for court.
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AC S0UvENER.
LA FAYErrE
A so,a cheramj
p. WAYNE.

--a~-sr Generale de PArmee Federale.
FfsDEnIcKssUns, Va, lie June, 17s1.
This Specimen of French, however, would in
dictate that in the times that tried mems
SOULS the French schoolmsster "was abroad %
and not in London, a the engravsr puts two
words in one-scher'' being one word. meaning
dear, and "ami'' another, meaning friend.
The watch L. truly an interesting revolution.
AIRY relic.
"While systems change, and retire, and worlds
slumber and wake-Time's eeaseless march pro-
ceeds."
30 Ear at least, it seems, with this fine old
tme-keeper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-01

Iowa ELEcTIoN-The Keokuk
Valley Wing Ia thorough-going
Anti-Nebraska paper) of the 10th
inst, thus reloices over The general
result Of the late election in Iowa.
We are tolerably well satisfied,
and so are some thousands of Dem
ocrats and Free Sellers who aided in
securing this result, as well as many
more who voted for "the Party"
while their hearts and their Judge
ment were with us. Iowa is re-
deemed from the thraldom and curse
OF a domineering and despotic or
ganization, sustained by the public
plumber distributed to the drill SER
gcants through the State by our
Senators at Washington City. The
people of Iowa have spoken in tones
whose echoing thunder will reach to
the Capital and sound the knel of
doom in the ears of the present
Slavocratic Administration. We
are content with the result. We
know it is but the precursor of an
uninterrupted succession of signal
victories over Nebraska and Wins
KY" from the Missouri to the Pc
nobscol. We rejoice in the coming
triumph of Freedom and virtue over
Slavocracy and corruption and feel
proud that Iowa so nobly leads the
van.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-01

urThe Chicago Democratic
Press, once the organ of Mr.. Doug
las, thus moralizes over the defeat
OF its party in Iowa:
This result is not unexpected, nor
have we any crocodile tears to shed
over it. The leaders of the Demo-
cratic party tried to make the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise a
test question, and the people floored
them for their iniquity. Whenever
our party is right, and it is almost
always, we are ready to take of
our coat and work for it with mind,
voice, heart, arm and pen. But
when it plants itself upon a great
wrong, and corrupt leaders seek to
sednce the rank and file from the
ancient landmarks of democracy
then we think good " drubbing''
is the best possible thing that could
happen for it. This is what ha.
happened in Iowa, and we do not
grieve particle for it. We fhinh
The defeat Of The Democratic party
in Io,oa soiH bring ii out all righi
merit time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-01

ILLIsoIs.-The Loco Foco Con-
gressional Convention in the SPRING
field district. which met on the 18th
inst, nominated l.. +. Harris. a
Nebraska Democrat, and passed res
olntions endorsing the swindle.-
The Chicago Democratic Press is
indignant al this application ofthis
test 10 the party in Illinois, and pre-
diets defeat and disaster in conse-
quence. II says;
I" Our friends of the Springfield
and other districts might just as
well understand, first as last, that
the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise can never be made a test of
Democracy in Illinois, and that they
who attempt it are the very men,
who, in the end, will most bitterly
reprint of it."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-01

The LIauoR DRUeeIse IN THE
New xHAmPsHIRE LEslsLATuRE.-
An ExPLANATIoN AT LAsr.-A cor
respondent of the Manchester Dem
ocrat, writing from Rrook6eld, re-
pels the charge that the member
from that town, as it was rumored,
was one Of those whose liquor was
drugged during the late session of
the Legislature, by some of the
coalition" as the New Hampshire
Patriot preposterously asserted. All
the dragging" business, it appears
was done, not by an opponent, but
through the carelessness of politi-
cal friend of the worthy member
from Brookfeld, and happened in
this wise:
At Gass's, the headquarters of the
"unterrified," there is small back
room where certain "good things"
are kept on shelves, together with
the necessary Accomplishments of
sugar bowls and tumblers. Mr. Uri
Lamprey, for some time past an
agent of the New York Guano Com
pany, tarried for several weeks of
the session at Concord, and had with
HIM several choice samples of pull
veIized guano, which he kept in
bowls, and on favorable occasions
exhibited them 10 his friends among
members. One evening, being has
thy called out, he incautiously set
away his pulverized samples on the
same shelf with the sugar bowls
Shortly after, some of the members
wishing to strengthen The inner
man." went into the closet, which
was not yet lighted up, and having
used the decanters, took also very
freely of the sioeetening from the
guano bowls. Shortly after drink
ing, the fertiHSing effect of the
"sweetening" manifested itself in
no very agreeable way. The drug
ged members were evidently used
up for the time being, and the in
ventive genius of the Patriot seiz-
ing upon the incident, proclaimed 1t
a trick OF the majority play ed off at
the expense of the liquor-loving
democrats of the House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-01
Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, n. Y. Dec. 70, 1858
For abeut eight years have hecu severely smicled
With the Asthma for the last i've yenisi "" sunet-
b, ,oud az NY powers Of descnpttani months al
time have not beeu adj. To sleep IN BE-. getuut
what rest could sitiing iu NY rhaf. Ny tihcoiy ct
breathing. aua sufitfiugs weta great al tirr,
ha of hours tngether 10y rnnds expected that ench
hau, would be NY last. Dung the list siS Yeas
have hnd the aid aud attendance Of some OF The mnsi
celebrated phy-ictans hut have received no refmr-
nent benefit sid rut lniin rc'ieL Al length had abe
good fnf'uuc 10 procure Dt, Cuuis's h,geans of ln
hniing iiyg-su Nspm and hetfy syrup. Al the 1ime
I Grst obtsinsd It. ! was suffering under oae Of ml
most violent attacks and To- seat di-tfess amasi
snHooaiing fof want OF breath IL lee. than ten min
uies iro,n the applied the inhelef TO ny s'on
ach aud took teasruoniui Ut The Cnery Fitur, was
relieved IN a grnat measure from the dticuity ei
. reathlng aud had cumiuttabie night have since
continued II with the greatest possible heneh,, and
on, nov comparatively we'll. tod only knows th.
amount nf suhotiag this inr ictue hfs relieved toe
from. Ny advice 10 the snHrrnr Is
MANGAhkr EASTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-01

change is made entirely on political
grounds; Burgess being a Free
Soiler and Hodge an Administration
man. The other removal is Mr..
Marty from the Monticello Green
Coz Post-Ofice, for opposing the
present slave-catching and slave ex-
tending Administration. Mr.. Mar
ty is an intelligent German, who
came to this country a few years
ago to inhale the fresh air of free
dom, and of cour.e, don't believe
in the divinity Of Slavery, nor in
the infallibiity of an Administration
which advocates doctrine of which
DiaJolus himself would be ashamed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-01
The Boston Papier Mache Co.

tsks pleasure a. saying the pocplf OF this county,
that tho, nnw have two large lsctor stn the manu-
faeiuse OF PapieT Naoho ornaBenls-and are pr"par.
cd 80 eseru,e oiirfs ~ any ds.ga At sh,nt nutee-
Our work has hron iuiy sled, aud IL pruteIed
both ioi ~ beauty, AID durabs and pne-., "ver
all knasoi ciryid wafk, from which u is dttiruit
for thu mo.i practical eve 10 dutinsn.h We
pssed 10 spaA' Of the OF rspicf Macho
uni o'aitsr Of conf ,eiuro gness~urs, but
reality.
We would refer Particularly "a the new aud he uti-
tai church recently built Roxhufy by tho Dudley
siteet Bap society, Where Gothic work may
seen in rsouels, ciackets. Rnseites, AID Flowers In
ffont Of Gsiisry nsge Arches, Cfos-, oeks's. bat
Elements, Columns a. Tor screen -fatefa'- fiueals,
Nomsu Roses, Cap tor pulpi, and ia The gallery
may be Of he-sf- simmons x Cos large
guns, ofnamented eatife with Ptpier MHehe. Alrn.
lafre uunhef o elegant private houses az this city
aud ,icnny. fouf built aud huishsd bs thilson, TuT
nor 4 Go eight hait } foUsI Co., uhiei Jus
tee shaw's house tount Neiaon Steot, aud iutga
number OF othois gufrished both inside and out aud
10 the ships Calins Of DANIEL Webster, ~ iafdshre
Gem OF the Ore1a iierald Of the Mourning, Boston
Lisht. axe. Ae.
AfehiteuIs and other. use the Pspor Mache Ia pre-
tcrsnes 10 any other material We ihViis an 10 call
az our Ware RooHs, MuscUm Builings, % X 70 IRE
mont street, Bnsiun, aud axamtn tue new nftele
used substitute Tor Carved wood, Plaster and Com
position OinameHtai work. Orders promptly attend
cd Co. Address
BOSTON FAPIER MACHE co,
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