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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

rHOICE FRUIT TREES AT AUCTION.
~ In order to give all persons an opportunity Of
securing portion Of the fine Fruit Trees raised by
the late JnO. III. King, at Valley View arm, nea!
Georgetown the executrix Of the estate has deter
mined to Offer them to the highest bidders on
THURSDAY and SATURDAY OF each week, In
front of the Auction Store Of Messrs. Wall, Bar
nard d Co. These trees are all grated fruits, In
q fourishing condition, OF good size, and will be
warranted 10 be what they are represented
Catalogues can be had on application al the
above Auction Store, and at the stall, Valley View
Farm, in Centre Market. l.. J. KING, .@
dec EXecutrix
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Astonishing Cures effected By perfectly
prislpg IL cured the IN the side Of Mrs. Nsry
Cozzsns Atlantic street. BrOoklyn cured Dr. Welcher Of
Pittsburg. Mark Gregg BAG of Philadelphia ssys-"Fbs
electric OIL II the greatest blessing discovered for
It Rheumatism Headache Stiff Joints, Burps,
BRUISES Sore Tender Feet svellinss Neuralsa Csksd
BreAsts Sore Nipples, Piles, kc The afflicted should
visit day The electric oil viii you Barnes Park
broadway Of Duane Wholesale agents.
sold BY Mr.. gurch Bowery Mr. Louis. Hudson Mrs
Hayes Brooklyn and every respectable druggist CITY,
town and country.-(S. Y. Herald.
p. S--Bsware and written signature Of DsGRATH
CO.. each label.
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BIrfERsThs condition Of the stomach o. vital import
No man. woman child can be healthy unless ths
Of digestion Tsgrlsry thoroughly and vigorously
psrfoFmsd Will three 6f ylizsd society this not
the case and yet the remedy within tbs reach Of all
HOOFLAEDs GERMAN BITrERs, preparsd BY Dr. O. n.
Jackson Phs&sphiA viii surely create regular and
healthy the will friction
marhinery Let the victim Of dyspepsia Indigestion In
any Of is and good APOSTLE
nrm nerves sound sssp b. night and Increased
chserfuness by day
| So. A-~rf Ham A.
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BY e. $. WRIGHT; Auc.ioneer.

BY E. s. WRIGHT; Auc.ioneer.
TWO WAREHOUSAS IN GEORGET,N
Il at Auctien.-Wiu be sold separately at
public auction, In front Of the premises, on SAT-
URDAY, the eth December, 1855, at O'Clock p.
m, those two three-story Brick Warehouses, sit
uate opposite the Town House, on Bridge street,
Georgetown; each having front on Bridge st. Of
about twenty feet, with depth back Of some A.
ty- eight feet, end subject to an annual ground
rent Of fifty cents per front FOOT being the w are
houses long known as belonging to the estate Of
I. Cramphin, deceaFed.
Terms at the sale.
dec4 I'D EDW & WRIGHT. Auct
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III Hos,e,,er's Bi.ters.-sinc. the award

~ diploma from the thirteenth exhibition OF Ohio
Mechanics Institute held In the city Cincinnati
aifstioa have halle their appearance which caution
the public against they represented 10 be the
thes Inetfal effects tonic for which properties
nittee Of physicians the award Of diploma DIS J.
H0STETfERS kIrTERs, heretofore stand unrvssd
their medical In giving strength and
tiit.td constitution; and during this weather
would advise family to keep supply hand Chill
drea we'll adults VIII ind the beseht Of trial For
sale By Druggists generally. dec s-fw.
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ID with board, at 4O3 r street, in Union Row,
and the Immediate vicinity OF the Patent Once.
dee 1-6tA
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WATCH RErURSs.-Julias Wallace, colored,
unlawful gathering; VIM. Dunlop, do. do.
Henry Jackson, do. do. John Chambers do.
Five lodgers-all discharged; the magistrate
NOS appearing to try the cases.
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MR.. GOODMAN,

MIN. 6OODMAN,
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth.
TNEETH INSERTED UPON ALL TIE
Il late improved methods, and In a superior
manner.
On Silver galvanized equal to gold) 81 toe
On Gold or Plafin@ 3to5
Extracting &c
Old Cases repaired and adjusted. Work done
Tor Dentists.
Office corner Of Tenth and e streets.
dec l-lw&
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-MRS MARY BRADY WILL
l. accommodate two or three gentlemen with
transient boarders, at No $50, on Seventh street
between ID and 4 streets, on the Island, leading
to Page's Wharf Any person wishing board In
private family would do well to call andse me
dee -3tN 49,
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John JOHN son

nESIRES TO MAKE KNOWN TO THE
IL public that he is prepared TO serve dinner par
ties to gentlemen that may favor him with their
patronage. From his long experience at the bus
mess he is also prepared to serve dinners In any Of
the latest styles.
He was for Ave or six years In the employ Of
Messrs Willard, as chief cook at their hotel, and
win furnish meals to gentlemen.
Has for rent small House, dtted up for q mess
Of gentlemen, and can be found ON ST., between
13th and lath, south side. nov 29-1w*
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The KUNKEL OPERA TROUPE are delighting
large audiences nightly at the Varieties.
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GurrA PERCHA TEETH.

GUTTA PERCHA TEETH.
nR. u. MUNS0N, AT $40 PA. AVENUE,
IL Is mounting Teeth on a Gutta
Percha Base. Also, with Aliens pat
ent continuous Gum, combining beau OIlYY
ty, strength and cleanliness.
Dr. NJ is determined to keep pace with every
Improvement Dentistry, and win strive to please
and profit his Patrons.
Rev DIR. Gurley, Hon. r H Gillet,
d.. Binney, Hon. Douglas,
Hon Mason, DIR r Patterson.
Hon. A o Nicholson, DR.. X Coolidge,
And the Medical Faculty OF Georgetown Col
lege. nov 2Iu
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CHAUNCY WARMER,
WATCHMANERA AND JEWELER,
no. $40 Penn. avenue,
(UNDER BROWNS HOTEL,)
WAsHfNVTUNi u V'
nov 26tJanl

r.e DR.. r.. q. JAMES,
GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
" HOMEOPATHIC College, offers his s:rvioes
In every branch Of his profession.
Oface-Corner Of New York avenue and FIJI
tenth street, over the drug store Of J. w. Nairn
nov 23-dlm&
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FRENCH BOOT MAKER.
JACOB WOLFSTEINER, No. is7 Eighth 1t :,
y near Pa avenue, Is now prepared 10 R6A1
make the most r fashionable + rench Boots
His long experience and practice In thisv
branch Of the business in Paris and New
York, justify him in saying that his boots cannot
be excelled In this country.
Has on hand a lot already made up, to which
the particular attention Of gentlemen are invited
sep 1l-3m$
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7 ACOULTRE Z ROGERS's RAZORS.-
IL We have I'm assortment Of the above named
RAZORS, to which we call the attention on gen
tlemen who wish 10 have an easy shave. Also,
sTROPSof the most approved makes, SHAVING
CREAM. SOAPS, ana everything requisite Tor
es,'''''a" II 3. GALLIGAN a. CO,
Fancy Goods and Peffumery go Penn sv.,
nov 2S-tf ohoef DIVINITY notel
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The EXHIBITION of the Methodist Protestant
Ninth Street church, Sunday School, will
take place tomorrow evening, and the pub
lie are invited to be present on the occasion.
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WANTED-A PURCHASER FOR THREE
w to four gallons per week Of good rich Cream
which can be furnished three times q week. Ad-
dress Box LAT Georgetown ID. c.
dec aha
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DOARD, ac.-NRS. BATES, ON THE 8. w.
ID corner OF Pennsy lvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared to accommodate gentlemen withroclns,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. apU-n
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LADIES' BEAVERS
Todd CO, HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN
Il other supply Of Ladies' and Misses BRA
VERS, in a variety Of styles and colors.
nov 29-6t Browns II otel west end
NO. 1 ETHER EAL OIL CAMPHENE
DY THE BARREL, BY THE 10 GALLONS,
- and In smaller quantities. The best I'm the
city Always on hand, fur sale low, by
mo. GEO. ADAMS,
corner g and l. streets, Northern Liberties
dec I-3t$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

WILLIAM TUCKER, MERCHANT TAIL
w Or No. 426 Pennsylvania avenue, would re-
specially call the attention Of members Of Con-
gress, Strangers, and Citizens generally to his
extensive stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and VESTINGS Of The latest styles, which he Is
prepared to make up at the shortest notice and In
the most fashionable styles. IUnionl nov 27-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

NOR Rem IA THREE. STORY BRICK
Il House, with back building, No. 527 II street,
between 9Th and 9TH, containing a saloon parlor,
seven charlbeIs dining room, kitchen, ana good
cellar, all in good order. There is gas IN the
house and cistern In the yard. Enquire Of II. D.
DAVIS, No. $50 Ninth street nov 90
BAKERS, LOOK OUT FOR RENT, that
ID well established Business Stand, on the cor
ner OF I2th and north + streets, that three-story
brick house, with basement, cellar, and garnet,
with large bake house and oven, &c, all COM
piete with large lot and stable attached. These
premises have been used as a bakery by John NJ.
kraft for many VRrs past, and perhaps Is the
best stand for that business IN this city.
The Whole will be rented fer one or more years
on rea sonable terms to punctual tenant. Apply,
adjoining the premises, to
MARY G. KRAFT,
nov 2l-tf Administrative.
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The RIoT CASES which took place the even
Ing Of the American procession, and were to
have been tried on the Sd instant, were all
dismissed by Captain Birch because of the alb
sence Of the prosecuting witness. :.
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WANTED-A GOOD GARDENER, CON-
w petent to manage a-few laborers in the gar
den OF on the farm-a single man preferred
farm bands-slaves preferred. Wages win be
paid monthly. Apply at Military Afy lum, near
Washington, d. G.. nov 2l-eoH
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NOR RENT-A HANDSOME PARLOR and
Il several very pleasant furnished Chambers,
with gas and water fixtures in the rooms. and a
bathing room I'm the house The location Is a de-
srable one, being convenient 10 the National and
Browns Hotel. Apply to f. X. LUNDY, No. i6
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 9TH SITS.
=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

LRcruRHs.-It will be perceived by notice
In the advertisement column that Miss Smith
and Miss Nivison will deliver an introductory
lecture on Friday evening at Carusi's Sa-
loon, 10 be continued on Saturday, in accord.
ance with the solicitations Of several families
and phJ sicisns, as expressed in the following
latter received By them:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED RoOMs
l. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs. N.
WILSON having removed to those new and Gem
modious Houses on the north side Of d street, be-
tween sth and 9Th, Is now prepared to accommo'
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish-
I'd, with or without board, oct 23-H
ROARDING.-MRS.D UVALL, No. 33l Penn
ID sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
W4lh board at moderate prices. She can also &C
commodate SIX or eight table boafders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

THE MILITARY ASSOCIATION will hold thei
assemblies, hereafter, every other w Wednesday
This evening they will enjoy themselves, wit
their friends, at their hall on Louisian
Avenue; the dancing to be continued to
seasonable hour, to the strains of the finest in
strumental music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

JACKSON RouEsrRIAx SrAfUE.-This beau
tiful work Of art, by our well-known fellow
citizen Clark Mill, was to have arrived in Bal
timore from Washington yesterday, to b,
shipped to-day on board Of one Of Mr.. JOhl
Henderson Co. s line Of packets to the au
thorities Of New Orleans. 1t is to be inaugu
rated ON the eighth of January with gres
pomp and ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

NOR RENT-sEVERAL HANDSOME Par
Il Tors and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient boaId. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street. ... nov lift
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MEDICAL CARD.
TAR STANISLAS -HERNlSZ, REGULAR
IL PRACTITIONER OF HOMEOPATHY, Once No
Z31, corner OF and Fourteenth streets.
DR. STANISLAS HERNISZ having returned
ftom Europe with improved health, win attend
from 10 O'Clock a. IN to p. IN. nov l8-lmn
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-Ths announcement
that Mr.. z. L. Davenport will appear on the
boards Of this establishment, tonight has
S,reated quite furore among his friends in
this city. His career through Europe was
one Of continued success, and he deseryedly
enjoys q high reputation as q tragedian. He
viii appear as Richard the Third; and Mrs.
Mslinda Jones, whose talents are so we'll
known and appreciated, as the Queen. The
nerfornances win conclude With the farce Of
t.slasher and Orasher."
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CENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHER per-
- sons wishing suite Of Rooms or Chambers,
for mess or single persons, can be suited at No.
i6S 10th street, between d and K I; or the entire
house will be rented reasonable terms to q
responsible tenant Apply at the dwelling, 46s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-05

AND FOR SALE WITHIN eH MILES OF
II Washington city, or 2x miles from Biadens-
burg. This land Is In cultivation, and has good
supply offre-wood and timber, and is well watsred
with the best springs. II Will be sold for cash,
or on long credit If desired.
have also 2l2 acres entire wood land within
az miles Of the railroad, which can be cut and
sold In the city at large profit
Applyto EDWARD SIMMS,
Savings Bank, Washing on city.
INV
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7 ARGE BRICK STABLE AND LOT FOR
IL Sale or Rent, being lot No. 7, fronting on 2ist
street, in square l04. Apply to J. M. Chuob, l39
F street, or to CHUBB BROTHERS.
LII
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n PeEsEsrArIoS.-We learn that yesterday
a delegation from the Union Fire ompany Of
this eity waited on the presidents Of the Star
and Friendship Fire Companies, of Alexan-
dIa. and presented, in behalf Of the company,
rssolutions expressing the sympathy Of the
IInion company with the Fire Department Of
xis,andria. in the loss Of seven Of its most
xsia sbIe members The resolutions were pre-
sented and received with appropriate remarks.
Ths regulations are very handsomely inscribed,
I'D nlaced in a black frame.
IN CAREFUL.-Youngg gentlemen who arrive
Z, Washington during the session OF Congress;
G.uId be aware that the laws OF the United
S.stes extend 10 this District, and cases are
,s[en by officers a. soon as they can reach
,Isur IL would be we'll 10 keep out OF riots
and aehtS. A number Of young men VINO were
sna.aing in . agkt last night on Tweifth-:t
rs. saved from the guard house by the In
tsrfe -enes of citizens, who persuaded them V
n.rt bsfore the guards on that district heard
TE WEArasR continues remarkably beau
,;t,I. bright. and Just cool enough for comfort
We yesterday saw roses bls+hins In a private
garden. sl4
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CONGRESS HALL RESTAURANT.
MESSRS. FENWICK 4 WESTERN IELD
Ivl have opened an establishment thus -
named at 139 Pennsylvania avenus, between 1:.E
Second and Third streets where they Will 49,
be pleased to crafty the public with all the deli
cacies Of the season. nov 2S-lm
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CULVER h SATAN.

Ii is said, no doutl correctly, that 81
extraordinary was the skill OF Cuvier
that if he only saw the tooth of AN animal
he could give not only the class and order
of the animal in question. but the history
of IFS habits. The following anecdote OF
a quick and cool examination Of a person.
age, whom most people would not think
of submitting 10 such a scientific research,
is, to use the Yankee ~vernacular, decided
ly rich!
In Tue Gentiemen's Magazine for this
month an article called Traits of the
Trapists," and bearing the signature Of
"John Doran,' concludes with a charac-
teristic anecdote of Cuvier. He once
saw in his sleep the popular representa-
ton of Satan advancing towards him, and
threatening TO eat him. Eat me !" ex-
claimed the philosopher, as he examined
the iend with the eye of a naturalist, and
then added, Horns {? hoofsl Sraminivo-
roHs! Needn't be afraid of himr'
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BUCKWhEAT.

Buckwheat is excellent for cows, pic,
and poultry. When fei TO pigs, it is bes'
10 mix viii potatoes, or m ether kim
Of TODD, otherwise hey are apt t. BE- al
iecied with eruptions. Cows yield an
abundant Supply of milk when fed on
buckwhcat by, provided ii has been cut
during the tender and Succu ent state Of
The plant, and properly cured, S,me
farmers have even thought it superior Ia
timothy hay for mich cows. Sheep, when
fed on buckWheat in blossom, become
intoxicated, so as to tumble and stumtIr
about.
Buckwheat is often SOW on exhausted
land, for the blowing under a as green
manure- eve cannot" says the editor
of The Theatre Of Agricut tire, "too much
recommend, after our old aud constant
practice, the employment of this precious
plant as a manure. 1t is certainty the
most economical and convenient the far
mer can employ. A small quantity of
seed, costing a mere trife, sows a large
surface, and gives a great crop. When
IN flower, first roll, then pillow in, and
ii is soon converted into manure"
Another purpose to which this plant
has been applied, is in the art of dyeins
wool, etc. An infusion made from the
succulent stems and blossoms, with the
addition of a preparation of bismuth OF
lin, is made 10 produce a beautiful brown
color. From the dried flowers, different
shades of green are obtained.
The Siberian buckwheat yields a fine
yellow, which upon boiling the wool still
longer in the dye, changes into IA golden
liut, and at length 4 beautiful yellow -
Model Courier.
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Sm t5e farmer.
MoRg WORE FoR TIE SEASON.

|. Preserve all the straV aRa FODDER yoi
ean.-lf il does not fad use now, il ;nal
before you are aware. Keep such coars,
food under cover, (if you have room, o.
well stacked out. till you need, and YOU
viii find it better than money at interest
IL. PrOoide shelter. for all your stock
From one-fih to o~ne-quarter of your fod-
der may be saved inihIs way. Or, what
is the same thing, from one-Gfih TO on,
fourth more stock may b. winlere6
on the same food. Besides this, the stock
viii be more comfortable and Ia better
condition. Now is The time - attend TO
this elias Of matters. III, cold autumn
storlns are al i;n,l, and the cattle and
sheep should not be chilled by them
Such ~dreuchings are a poor preparation
for the cold Of the coming winter.
III. Sell off o. .faten and Kill the weak
and the old in yOur .focks and herds.-ll
is far better TO make moderately good
beef or mutton of a portion of your stock,
than 10 lose them and the food they have
consumed, and the labor Of caring for
them, after the winter has nearly gone.
Had the farmers OF the West pursued
this course in the fall of 1854, they would
have avoided immense losses. Had they
thinned out their stock in this way, the
proceeds of slaughtered animals would
have purchased food enough for the rest.
And they would have had last spring more
stock, and that stock would have been in
better condition. For as il was, the poor
er stock died worthless, and the rest came
out emaciated and wasted, because the
food they should have had fed to them
had been thrown away on these that had
died.
". let the omoant of your stock be con-
sideraJ{y less than you think your supply
Of food WH keep IN cOnditiOn.-The ten
dency is generally in the opposite direc
ton. Men do not get the price they de-
sire, for their surplus animals. They let
time run on, hoping to secure a more ia
vorable market. Winter finds Them with
more stock than they want. They dislike
TO sell or slaughter at a sacrifice. They ,
will try 10 winter the whole. 1t may be
a mild winter. They will bay hay or
if they should noed it. The last OF
February comes, and their fiddler is con- :
stunned. Several cattle, and a half a hun
bred sheep, have died. Corn and hay are
high I; and now they feel TOO poor to buy /;
50 a large portion of their stock have been
swept away! The. begin the new year
Nth u detection which weighs them to
he earth. They might have escaped all c
his, by keeping their stock quite within /
he limits Of their supply of food Ohio j
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iieye me, Dear Sir, very truly Yours,
J. FENNIMORE COOPER
LEAVE OF REFERENCE.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YoRK CITY-S. 7. Francis. VI
D.; =. Joel Trotter. VI. D.; Leman Dubois. VI. D.; Silas
Dyke, NJ D.; p. 2. Draper. VI. d.
BOsTON-S. Warren, NJ. D.; Warner Stevens, NJ. d.
William Wood, NJ. d..
PmLADELPm.-SamT v. Parrish, NJ. D.; N. S Hor.
ner, VI. d; Clovis T. Eherle. VI. D.; James Frost. VI. d.
NEw IoRK-Rev. A. +. Campbell; Rev. John Tiffany
Rev T. Baver.
ALB,NY-Hon. W. L. Marcy; Hon L. 5 Chatfeld;
Hon. Peter Mann; Hon. Silas Fitch.
BUFFALO-PrOf. ?. II. Hamilton.
PPILA DELPHIA-HOn. VIM Smith; Hon. Joel Hesmer;
Hon. J. r.. VI. Miller.
Very many certificates and Letters Of commentator
from distinguished individuals. which / think not REST
t. publish. may b seen by calling at my office. I25 Su-
periOr Street. Cleveland. o., or at my General Depot,
81 Broad ST., n. Y. City. and by Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Agents wanted. [Sept5-6m.
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DRFhnUM CARRIAGEF

Z soCTu OF THE CANAL-The -
Subscriber has now on hand. and WI! a zSS-~
al! times keep q large lot 81
kiAGEs BJGGiES aud NAGONS on hand. of ever,
description, style aud grade Of prices.
lis experience ia business. and the extent Of hu
shep, enables hin To furnish any description Of wors
IL las line, on the shortest possible notice. whether i
be the putting up Of = splendid BsEOUCLA.. or III,
common BUGGY, the materials for which are at al
times KEPT on hand.
lis are unsurpassed by any in tn,
country, and his work shall equal if no: surpsss any
Eastern manufacturers.
Buggies and Carriages ready for use. will lee TX
Changed FOR Lumber, Country Produce, o. young
Horses. Second hand Eusgics aiken in exchange toI
rev ones.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS always on hand, and for
sale az the lowest prices.
Those wishing any work in my line cf business, are
Invited to call at my shop and examine by work and
prices. and they cannot ta.i 10 De- pleased in regard u
both. My shop having become a permanent one. I am
determined 70 supply and suit all who like riding in an
elegant aud easy Carriage, or the farmer who desires a
substantial farm or road wagon or cart.
Painting and Trimming done on short notice.
n FAlw work manufactured 1t my shop is warranted.
Warren, March -. ls5J.-y H.. G. BELDFN.