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PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAMER
VENFfLATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TDUPACES
No. Ut CHESTNUT STREET, opposite The Nate
House, Philadelphia. - 81.
INSTRUCTIONS t. enable Ladies' and Gentlemen
Il to measure their own heads with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toupees Scalps, Inch
No l. The round of the No. 1. From forehead 90
head bAxk as far a.
2. From 70 ehead bald.
over the head to 2. Over forehead az
neck. " far as required.
3. From ear to ear 8. Over the crown of
over the head. the head.
1. From ear to ear
round the fore T.+tit-
head. .e ~
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FENCING SCHOOL.

(NHEvALIER NIEDZIELsKI. late Major in the
~ Hungarian army, instructs in all the branches
ofthe healthy and gallant accomplishment of Fenc
ing, as taue ht In Europe and America and now tho
fashionable accomplishment of an American gentle
man-so % aducve to health, graceful attitude, sno
1efencive srQHirement.
Terms: elk lessons $3-12 lessons S. in advance
der ia 3m cor. 18th and Pa ava
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FORM FOR A BID.

INere no change from advertisement is contemplated
By The bidder.
Tor we, as the case may be) There write the
name or names in full of here state the residence
residences] hereby propose to carry the mail on
route No. -, from - to -, as often as the
POI master Generals advertisement for proposals for
the same dated January g. 1854 requires in the time
stated in the schedules contained in said advertise
ment, and by the following mode Of conveyance to
wit: Here state how it Is to be conveyed, for the
annual cum of there write out the sum in words at
full length.
Dated .-.s (Signed.
#rhe words "with due CELEBRITY, certainty, and
security inserted here, will constitute the bid
"stdrt bid"
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ARCHITECTURE.

g prepared TO furnish designs and specifications
i for structures Of eveiy description, such pub
Lie eihcss, stores city residences, villas, cottages,
sc. Particular attention given to rural architec-
lecture. He will also attend to any ccnmuuica-
tions. and furnish with dispatch plans, sccomps-
MED with full directions for the exeeution Of the
work, where personal superintsndsnee cannot be
obtained. ..,........ a.. s.-.gt .-...... Il. 81.
Rsisrenoes: W. B. Todd, Dr. J. r. May, r. Farm
ham, z D. Gilman, Hon. II. May.
Once and residences corner Of Sd and e streets
Warrington, D. C. feb 4-d3m
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RhOsHES-Hst, Cloth, Hair, Tooth, SHAY
- ing, and Nail Brushes Just received at
JAN sa-u BIRGE'e, Willsrd's Hotel,
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Form of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, or a clerk of
aeourt OF record "a the may certies that he
IL well acquainted with the above guarantors and
their property, and that they men Of property
and able to make good their guarenty
Dated Isigned.l
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Lamps, Sperm and Ad am anttne Can

Lamps, Sperm and Adam antine Can
dies, &C.
NTE have received and now opened our fall sup
w ply of new LAMPS. selected by one of our
6rm in New York and Philadelphia, which We in.
vite ladies aud gentlemen to call and examine. Col
ored and white Sperm Candles; Adamantine Candles.
patent spring Candlesticks, with shades.
ABookbinders Paste Brushes and Gold Lesf
Night Tapers, Stove Lustre
Spermaoetti, Lard, and Solar Lamp Oil
With our usual assortment of Window and Coach
Glass, Painters' and Artists Materials. For sale
wholesale and retail at our usual low prices, for
cash, or on time to punctual customers.
HOWELL MORSELL,
Successors to o. Wbittlesey,
nav 16-6 G street. Todd's Buildin1l
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BREAD. CAKES. PAsTRY. &c.

4 lHARLES W. HAVENER, Baker and CORRECTION.
" er, G street, between ~ aud 9Th streets, has
constantly on hand . large assortment Of all the
best articles usually kept in his line.
Pound and Fruit Cakes
Sponge, Jelly, aud Citron Cakes
Tea Cakes, great variety
Best family Bread and Biscuit, fresh every NOR
ming and evening. I'll.
Goods delivered in any part Of the aity free Of all
charge.
Any article sold by me which does not give salts
faction can be returned and the money refunded.
dec 12-eotf
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Firm of q Guaranty.

The undersigned undertake that, If the foregoing
bid for carrying the mail on route No. be accepted
by the Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior tO
the LIST day Of July next enter into the required Oh
legation to perform the service proposed, with good
and sufficient sureties. -
Dated (signed by two guarantors.l
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EDUCATIONAL.
WI. ]. WHIrAKm.

PyS.e;poicf Nsfrorastan school Of Design, Wcsh,x,
; ton, d. c.: Prcfsssor fs The Department Of .frt
: Desea Nt,e BsgIand Narsdf Esstitsfs; AVID leo
tsro on DrossiNS IN the Massachusetts Slate b'as-
ESPECrFULLY informs the ladies and gentle.
III men Of Washington and vicinity that he In
tends forming private classes for instruction In The
art Of Drawing and Design at the rooms OF the Me
troPolitaa Msehanies' Institute Parksrs Building,
Pa avenue, Washington city, to commence on Tue>
day, December q, 1853 --I f-e F.a
Terms, &c, can be obtained at the Rooms on TIE
mornings Of Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays be
tween the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock.
1 dec 21-<i3ms
THE UNION ACADEMY, g
. Corner Of 14A street and Nesc York dressue-
vNHOSE parents wishing to secure select assd creSs
i scay responsible school, for the correct aud Their
eueh training Of their sons in the Classics and high
CT Mathematics, and also in Modern Languages and
Natural Sciences 30 that they may be ittd for Col.
leIs, or for Engineering. Surveying, and Comne-.
cial pursuits, respectfully invited 10 visit the
Institution, call upen the Principal soon as the
number Of pupils lie limited and the vacant seats
few. - sH
No pupils win be admitted or continued, Whose
chsrscter lie known to be bad or doubtful
! No paris coll be adxitcd hcncefor& rko hrre aot
adranoed beyond ne primary broaches.
Circulars can be obtained ut the principal Book.
store. - s7L. e. E-ir y. RICHARDS,
dec 2-3m .-as a.. ,-a. Principal.
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Signed.]

Form of a bid for supplying Special Post Offices.
L. -, Of --, county OF --, eiats OF
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CARPETS 4 OILCLOTHS-
~ good stock Of Cs>Dets and Oilcloths at low
prices, to close off,
VERIFY, TEBBS 4 YERBY,
Corner Of It'll street and Penna avenue
Io-ff
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SHIRTS sHIRTs-sHIRTs.
ME have large and fpe assortment of superior
v! Shirts at all prices, made in the best manner
and warranted to fit $1,000 -s
Also, Undershfrts and Drawers, Crava6
Soarfs, Ties, Handk'fs, Hosiery, &c.
tF9l s.fls.4,f tsgE WALL STEPHkNe,
Psnaa. avsaus, nsxt door to Iron Hall.
feb loft --...s.-sr u h---.st
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SHAWLS, Long 4 quare-
- 700 new Shswis Of all styles, at very low price,
VERIFY, TEBES VERIFY,
Corner Of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
SONG OF THE FLOWER GIRL.

BY III. CLAY PRRUss. . "a
sugssstea by Printing Of lac ssF1ouer Girl of Flor
sEee.'
have flowers, have flowers,
vi richest, Tare<t hue, Lt-A
From the roses hlushing camihe - Z ~
To the vioiet's heaven blue:
Here's the lily Of the valley
From the wildwood's secret place.
Where the sun scarce ever kisses
Its aIabaster face:
a. And here's the naughty dahlia,
As peerless as queen,
81 And dafodils and daisies
With the constant evergreen:
On, the howersi OH, the fowers,.
Fresh from their woodland bowers,
VIII you buy my pretty flowers
MY pretty, charming aowersi
have fowers-and Eve plucked them
From places far and wide
IN the shadows of the ravine. --
BY the sunny mountain side:
seized them mid their reyels
In the joyous woodland air.
And bring them blushins captives
To grace the maiden fair:
Poor little orphan children, ls-E
Torn from their larenf stem, .....--
Bright miniatures of angels
Would we were like 10 them, Fsf
Oh, the flowers. oh, the flowers.
Gentle lady, will you buy
My flowers sweet and wild,
They are the only stay that's left
A friendless orphan child
My father was soldier,
IN his countTy's cause he died
And Ivy mother, broken hearted,
Now SAUNDERS by ms side;
Ny little blue-cy ed brother too, ..
Has EDne tn the spirit world;
And am left alone on earth,
Poor orphan, flower girl
Oh. the flowers. oh the flowers!
Fresh from their woodland bowers
Will you buy my pretty flowers
Ny pretty, charming flowers.
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nEQUINCEY's LETTERS TOA Young MAN
II Letters to young man and oths papers by
Thomas De Quincy, author of Confs sions of an
English Opium Eater, &c. Just receivsc at
TAYLOR MIURYS,
feb 25-6 bookstore, poar 9th st.
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Il. Dollard has ,..~
always ready for ~
sale q splendid ~ "
stock of Cents IA. ~
Wigs, Toupees, I !
s.: !; 4: !; I'll; !: &; q:
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PROPOSALS FoRcARRyIEa THE MAILS

cr~u,Rr
laoVZ-from OF. raul 10 fort sh<HinS, miles and
oacAs .I,ee .nise
Leave zee 81 rsui nonaas, wednesday, and Friday
at ie : -
"Arr,ve az :. sS S Snelhng same days by 12m
rr;day :, A p "ohday, wednesday, and
Lrloay o. IPI,----.---
.ona afl 49, at o. 81, !. aul same aaJs by m
-, T. CT ,a9 oy suIwater, rine-lils,
M ny ~, tans, 10 rams OF st. Cral1, 81
nlies anu Dack, ihree times a week to Stillws-
YER, s s ouce week residue OF route.
Leave 81 Paul Monday at m -
arrive 81 falis OF St. Croix next day by IL N
ss.e f4ns oI OF. Croix tuesday at m
arrive NJ s'' faui next gay oy o p m.
Schednte TOR The additional trips to &iI,cdter
Leave ST. Paul Thursday and s,t,,r,.,
arrive of StIIw.t.r 80 ass h ~ ~ as = vi
Leave Sti,lwater Tbnrsdaw snL s.turaa =,
nm 90
{ - :. q. N
l4OO4-From 81 paul bv Falls If q Apthn,r IT,.
ca EIk River. Rscarr;. Ma,or,;ncn GO
ThSs d ~ o asi uee, LIAR e
,,e River. Little Fails. and eeile Prairie. to E'rt
pii 1ao -, AZ 80 ' 90, .st..e, 10 Fore
to Falls of at Anthonv. res;d,,. 's o', ~.en
veek ' 0A
Leave St Paul Monday at o a -
Arrive at Fort Ripley Wedres,l.v hv q
Leave Fort Ripley THURSDAY M
Arrive ut at. Paul SATURDAY, nv e nm
Leave st. Paul WEDNESDAY and Fr;dav AZ q
Arrive ut Falls of st Antbonv san,o la b.
liz am '"AA' u"'s ~
Ie,ye Falls of st Antbonv yesros,.v ,a T.;
/ dav at n m 'A' ~' "n~ 'iA
Arrive at d p,ul s.mo dave ha 800
ProposaIs for aix tine a 80 49, ,.,...o,
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Cheap Grocery.

TIE Subscriber having opened 4 gr0-
ccry underneath the Town Hall, designs
Keeping constantly on hand, supply OF
heavy articles. such rs
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE, BUCkWIIEAT, MOLASSES,
VINEGAR, BACON, LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACKEREI. SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES. POTATOES, &c. &c.
In fact little o! almost everything that is
good To cat; all of whcT will be sold low
FOR cash, or in exchange for Country pro-
ducr. lie promises To attend 10 his "wtI
business, and hopes by attending strictly
thereto, to receive Il lrhcra! sl:nrc ot pa
lrona.c J. Nj. CHANDLER.
March 18th, 1893 :.O-ti
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81 beg your pardon; Sir; but ran
away from home, Sir, and don't know
what lmgoing to do, clear on here. |
am a slave, Sir, and some people told
me that it was better to starve than
DC slave, and shipped for Marscillcs
and I've come up here il foot, and
haven't got q cent; and don't know
what I'm going to do, SO far of, Sir.
wish you'd give me Il few coppcrs
to get nights lodging, SIR
well, that's q pretty account to
give OF yourself So YOU ran away?
Did your master ever beat vou?''
no, Sir, he didn't never beat me-
"Wcll, what arc you going 10 do!'
81 am a goingto get down tA,llavrc
the best way can, and work My pass
age back 70 the States, Sir"
"Iou were better on there than
you are here" ''Lord gracious,
sho"ld think | was!"
"lTclI, here, take ,l.at, and bq care,
'ul with it, and another time dent
mind what "somc people" tell you.
Good bye"
'Thani YOU Sir, Pm vcGy much oh
ilIgod TO You, Sir; if ever Get back
Ill stay back Good bye SIR
And he hurried of into the iog.
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lie RAINING TREE.-The island Of
FIerro is one ofthc most considerable
OF tthc Canarics, and conceive that
name to be given il upon this account
--tlatits soil, mot aIlording so much
as drop Of fresh water, seems to be
OF iron from; and, indeed, there is in
this island neither river. nor riyuIct
nor well, nor spring, save that only to.
wards the sen side there arc some well
but they lie at such distance from
the city, that the inhabitants can make
no use thereof But the great Prcscr
vcr.and Sustancr of all remedies This
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RELIEF IN TEN NANTES !!

nrc un5niling III the cure Of COUGu ,: COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRcNcHITIS, SORE THROAT, lloAEs-
NESS, DIrFICCLr BREATHING, lNtIriENT
toNSuMrTioN, AND DISEASES or THE |. uNGS
They have no taste OF medicine, and any child
will take them. Thousands have been rs
tnrcd 10 health that ha, before ,!cspaircd. T,s-
iinuny given in hundreds; Of eases. 4 singh
dose relieves in TEN MINUTES
Ask for Hryan's pulmo.ic Wai:rs-thc origin
nl and only genuine il stamped ''Brvan. =
Spurious kinds offered ior sale. Twenty
five CENTS - box. Sold y dealers generally
j Bltl AN ~ co. Rochester, n. y, Proprie
tors. Wholesale by
p. m. COHEN & co.
Charleston.
Oct. IS, 1888. 50 I'm
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lva7yr York Advertisements,
rRoIf 1i!E

xrvsr,r y 'ER AprtRTIsING AGENCY OF
s Al '!WTlNhILL, " co.
20, Na..,, s.< Sew York. and 10 State ST.,
Boston. SLd are tl e Agents of the bes, and mos.
widely circulated ,acwsp@pcrs in the United
.;iaieS and Canadas i nd are authorized TO take
,rdverti.cments and sui serIptons ut the publish
crs lowest rates.
Oct, ~, 1853 % II
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-~1-s-e.@~.-..E

a East SroEy.-An l;nwIisIlnan
was Dragging of the speed on !EnglisIi
railroads ton Yankee traveller seated
at his sidcn one Of the cars OF a fast
train, in England. The engine bell
was rnng us the train nrarrd Il station.
1t suggested to tic Yankee an orporlu-
nifty of taking down his comranion
Il peg or two"
"What's that noise" instantly in
quircd the Yankee.
We arc aprruacl.ing town. sal
tfic EngIishman. They lave 10 com-
ncncc ringing about ten miles before
they get t" Il Station cr else the train
would run by i, hcfar" the l,cll could
be heard! Wonderful isn't it. sup.
pose they haven't invented bells in \
mcriva yct!"
"Why yes" replied the YANKEE;
we've got lc!!S but can't u~r them
on oar railroads. We run so tallal
fast that ;hc t'ail always Keeps a!yml
of l!c sound. NJ use wia,cvrr: The
sound never reaches he viilag" I'LL al.
Ger the train gcts BY"
''!ndccd!" exclaimed Ike /. dish.
man. 'i'arr .,ai,, ,l" lauM,y !.a t
TO give ny bells Then We !ri,d steam,
w!!istics-but Nhcy wouldn't answer.
either. | was on The loco,nuriyv vhvn
the whistle was tried. w" var" 90.
ing ;lt a trrmrnluu.,. rate hurricanes
were no wi!ar, a!.I had to hold riy
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful tut past i;,, t',, subscriber wish
- 10 ini"rm The piihIic Tia; II" still u..nui,c-
lures Cotton tns III his cslahlis!lu:rr; in SIlir-
burg, on i!!c most improved ai: approved plan
Whiri! il" thinks iltu the cn!'nn .i:,,lrtl on one
"l those "!.s "a, ilr ln,c Improvement, is worth
n, least quarter o! more t!:tu The cot :
Ion @mnrd on the ordinary gin. lie also ran
"iarinrrs i'icin on the mnai simple construction,
"I the finest finish ana Of ,hs. best r,a,cr,ls ~
vii, S.ccl Saws and S,cr! Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for - per Saw
II" ais" repairs old gins ans! puts them in COM
p!ric order II! the siorcs! notice. Al! orders for
Gins wI!i be- promptly and puuciuniy attended
l" WILLIAM ELLISON.
S,a!chnrg. Sa;itrr Dist. ). C.. F.b y w
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inconvenience by II way SO cxtraordi
nary that q man will be forced TO sit
down and acknowledge that, lie gives
III this, an undcniablc demonstration
Of goodness and infinite Providence.
For i'll the midst Of this island, there
is a tree which is the only one or the
kind, lsaSmuch lis it hath no rescm-
biancc TO those mentioned by us in
tins relation, nor to amy other known
70 us in Europe. The leaves oft are
long and narruw and continue III aeon
slant vcrdure winter and summer: and
lis branches are covered with cloud
waica is never dispclcd but resolved
INTO 4 moisture w!licl, causes to fall
!r"I' It's leaves very clear water and
tha, III such abundance hat ;hc cis,crDs
which arc placed II! tic foot Of Ike tree
to receive 1t arc never empty, but con
tam enough to supply both man and
beast. --iiunIisLO.
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s'$2S''''.ts'.-

a krNAwAH SLAvEJ IN PARIS The
ians correspondent ola morning paper
relates the following incident, which
We publish for the ediiication OF our
abolition friends:
was standing, late last evening, at
a corner Ola deserted street, the fo9
almost 1ucnchilg the light oftho lamp
when was accostcd BY II voice that
spoke English
Are you an American. Sir!''
My Incstioncr was ancsro boy, per.
maps iS years of agc-taIl, somewhat
clnaclatcd; jet black, and dressed IN a
blouse or srnock lrock.
'lcs, ain. What them"
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The ,r,.
is .;om a private letter. II is w,r,by
al u place in tlrncNt nun,EI, CONNER,
ON III. jrrs al l,,,.. al, !, ~
KnichcrborIrr. in which this depart.
mrut forms ",.c uf,hc most agrctaLI,
oft, many a,;ray,ion:
! he other day. lIr. SIS three
ci,i,Iryn. while j,!ayinn in ,L, Nursery
decided 10 have II rail rorI ircuyxioM.
s., ,hry ,'I unnmi,.L un ~, ,h, a,;,
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iAlt!A!G{yjyA 4 Al8s''5E1yA:9y,, (
EhDvs' Go Wake Oaae EH:sh'Eaa
equal so 'WassrG.

dor ut all wonder IL Your Skupticisu:
there are too many ag'ric,l;urists OF
the same stamp. But did You rcv
CT hear OF Il building of one story be.
ing converted into three, four six! Mr..
$. says that is a totally di!!rrrn, If
fair. No, it amt either, Mr.. -; Ike
cases are exactly parallel. II there is
amy difference ut all, ills oslrthc side OF
the agriculturiSt. Besides, it is IL
secret worth knowing. Listen, and
we will tell you.
Here Mr.. Shallowiicld waved his
hand quite slcp;calIy)
G. 4. Stewart, Esq. says the Ohio
Farmer. in Il recent address before the
Ohio Agricultural Society, thus speaks
on this important subject:
''Nlany farmers who are destroying
the productivencSi of their farms by
shallow work, rs they find tia, their
crops are diminishing. think Only of
extending their area by adding acres
Of surface, rs if they supposed that
their titlc-dccds only gave them q
right to six inches deep pof earth. II
they will take those deeds, study
their meaning, and apply Tie lesson to
their fields. they will soon realize. in
thrcciold crops, the fact that the law
has given them three farms where
they supposed they had but one; in
other words, that the subso;l, brought
up and combined with the top soil, ard
enriched with the atmosphere iiiIu-
cnccS aud those other clcmcMts which
agricultural science will teach them
TO apply to their ground, will increase
thiCctnla the measure Of thcir produc.
tivcncss.
'To show to what extent The trrtili
ty Of the soil can be Increased, refer to
y sla,crncn, il the last Patent Nf
flee report.
''ln he year 1870 there were nine
competitors for the premium corn crop
Of kcntuc%y, each Of whom cultivated
ten acres. Their average crop was
about -, bushels per acre. Ar this
time the average cror o!' whra, rrr
acre IL The hn'yrs'> OF Great Britain
on soil cultivated for centuries. is
about double that produced on The
virgin soil Of Ohio. Why is this!
Simply hccausc the British: t,r,nnrs
are educated men. and appIy w,r,,
wiscly: they pay bar', to the earth What
they borrow tiun hr:; thcv cMGcayor
by every means in their power to
enrich their ground, and in return i,
cn'ichcs them vi our farmers, instead
oflahoriu& to double their acres, would
cndrav"r to double their crops, they
would find it Il saving of time and
toll, and MI increase OF I.,ot,s.
'Al;ny Of them never think Of
digging ten inches into the soil unless
they have dreamed abo"t crock Of
gold Ind. in tie earth; but if they
""uio Sct "'po''C 'ilc "o!N oi dig@'n" IN
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS no,oG.s Tho
ci;iHc!.s OF this, and ihc adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near the De.
pol OF The w. ~ NJ Il. Road. where he is ready
at all times 10 take charge Of diseased Horses
Tor moderate charge; in AL cases where there
Is no cure no pay will be expected. lie also
cni'ihIcs ie take Passengers 10 and from the
llcpnl, ana expects shortly 10 receive n New
omnihhs i"r that purpose. Goods he wi haul
III ite o'd rate OF 10 cents per package, and
soiici's The patronage OF the public.
Feb. -, 1853 17-tf
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Webb Clark's Hotel,
,SUlNYER TILLE 20 s.

l lf1.Ss5 THE subscribe r uldressl nee s.
I;,,ssSS fully inform, his patrons and
hea-ts-7a public generally, That he is
prepared 10 accommodate ailsM he, uiEdlt
hilna call. at the. old stand. Ill re as6na5le
rates, Ills servants presactiye. and afien-
tive, his table shall he well supplied with
The hes: The market will aiiard. ana5a,ltbeE
domestic arrangements of3his FeslablfA,-
mcnl shall beIorderly andsncat. IL 70 |
.pec'lal'y solicits,a share. 0f pat roiaa ia2 y
si'- lfBB. 6,ls1sIslsiI s rs
March %, 1853 s
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lIp lou EVER HEAR OF Mn. "TnEy
SAH!"-l Sha'nt ask you if YOU cv-
CT saw hi;n, because | know that. like
other towards, nc generally skulls out
Of sight: but I'm very sure ifvou could
get peep at him, you would find that
he had 4 ''clov2n foot" Bat if can't
tell Yea ~ho Mr.. They say" is. ! can
tell YOU 'phni he is.
ltIritc drives him frantic to see any
person happier lEan himself, or more
fortunate; and as sure as amy one gcts
| more love, or more money, than he
has, h" vii! knit his ugly Lrcws to con
,ri"c somehow to give them the
!lrart-achc. Sometimes he will do il
in one way, and sometimes in anotl-
CT; sometimes he VIII do it by slrue-
ging lis shoulders: shaking lis head,
and looking us il he could say some
thing dreadful bad about person. il
he oily bad a mind to. He has made
many 4 lo4r woman, who had nc
| brave arm 10 strike the coward dnw;l.
weep her bright eyes dim, TIL she
longrd 70 lay her aching head with the
silent company i'll tlcpujct churcl.yard.
You'd suppose that nobody who
oWnc i heart. would ever choose iI.c
society ni' such a wicked Villain. You'd
suppose MVbuiy who loved God. wuu!t!
ever listen to linn, or rcpcat his false
sayings; hu;, ala. ,rople arc 50 fond