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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

ENOR SALE OR RENT-ONE OF THOSE
l. large dwelling Houses on G street, between
LIST and I'd, containing Water, 6as, Furnace,
Ranges, and all other cOnvenences Of a FIRST class
residence The House will be sold great bar
gain. Apply on the premises or 18th street and
Canal, Of JNO. b. WARD.
nov Ia eO3w IInlel& Union1
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OK srobEN-oN rHE

NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING
" the Sole Agent OF the Government Printer for
the disposition Of all waste, damaged, or surplus
Papers emanating from the Government printing
Offices and Eiaderies, hereby caution all persons
from Purchasing such from any one else, as upon
any further knowledge Of such fact, such persons
(buyer AMI sellers shall be prosecuted 10 the fun
extent OF the law All such papers as damaged.
(white and printed,) surplus documents, wrap.
pers, sc can be found al my store on ID streSt
7th the only authorized place for the sale OF
them. EDWARD TOWERS,
nov ls-1w Aosut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

ARGE WHITE WRAPPING PAPEf,
II s 80 per ream; small do do Sc cents; tough
Gray do, 81 cents; Palm Leaf do, 50 cents.
novI7 EHASCk TAYLOR
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+ V IN Nc STAR.

jos PsISTISs.-Our patrons and the public
are reminded that We are prepared to have
their orders for Job Printing of every descrip-
tion executed at the shortest notice, for the
lowest prices and in the best and most salts
factory manner. All wanting such work done
cannot do better than to apply directly at the
counter Of the Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22
New York, November 18th, 1856.

~ have this day forwarded you by express
large collection Of new and beautiful Toys, which
require OF you as my agent, TO distribute t very
low prices, to the young folks.
nov I9-3t MISS kRiNGLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

NEW ChANBERhI Es, RAiSINS, Dates,
/ &c.-
rs boxes layer ana bunch KkiSiNS
barrels CRANBERKlES
trails Of DATES
100 drums Of FIGS
keys TAMARINDS
bale OF Princess paper shell ALMONDS
l do Bordeaux do
do Naples WALNUTS
bOgsbeads Coverings GOLDEN Strip
2,UOO pounds hulled BUCkWHEAT FLOUR
Few boxes nice HONEY in the comb
lObarrels Of Crab-apple CIDER, swee.
~ half-chests Of BLACK TEA, nice article,
alta low prize.
With large assortment OF Goods for sa Le low,
Dg RICHARD J. RYAN,
nov ll-eOJw corner oh and streets
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nor RENT.--A HANDSOME AND CON-
Il venient House, situated on the south side Of
6 street. two doors above 2lst. Also, a large and
House siteated on the corner Of g
and I'D streets, which will be rented at very
low rent. Persons wishing to see the above hou-
ses can do so by calling at No 1873 street. above
2lst nov l9.3t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

nor RENT.-THREE LARGE VEL L
l. finished Rooms, with Gas Fixtures Apply
on the premises to ALEX. RUTHERFORD,
Marble ard, opposite National Theatre.
nov 1S-eO2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

- EAL ESTATE IN THE WESTFUK SALE.
~ Persons wishing 10 purchase Real Estate In
near st. Paul In M Minnesota Territory, In or
near superior City, In Wisconsin, will 10 well to
call ut the kirkwOOd House on ALLEN PIEESE,
Of Minnesota. now II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

HOMES FOR MEN WITH SMALL Fans.
l. Two small Frame Dwellings. each two sto j.
ries high, with deep lots, situated on the south
SIDE OF u street between Sixth and Seventh streets
Ihey Will be sold low. One half the price will
be required in cash. A liberal time given on the
balance. Apply to PERRY & BROTHER,
:" Central Stores" west building, opposite Cen
tire Market nov Ie-at
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HOSIERY. HOsIERYu

HOSIERY. HOSlERY.!
FNhOSE IN WANT OF HOSIERY FOR
Il the winter, should call before buying and
look through the new ana well assorted stock q
the subscriber, consisting in part, Of
Ladies and Gents Engli White, Brown and
COlored Cotton Hose
Ladies and Gents superior Cashmere and MeIiao
Hose
Ladies and Gents best English and Pearl SILK
Hose
Royg Snd Misses Brown and White Cotton ose
do do Worsted and Merino Hose
FRANK A. MCGEE,
&C Sl-eoim 2A Pa av., bet 18th and 18th SITS
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tho LET.-THE TWO NEW HOUSES ON
l. Pierce street, between North Capitol and lat
street, within a square Of the new Congressional
Printing Office TO good and punctual tenant
the rent will be made low. For terms apply to
CHARLES THOMA, opposite the premises.
nov lS-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

A FIRST-CLASS RESID ENCE IN
IA GEORGETOWN, ID. G FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent her late residence
at the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
Georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
Of the Visitation. This Is one Of the largest and
best finished houses In the District of Columbia
having all the modern Improvements contained
In the hrst-class houses OF the n orthern cities
There Is attached a large cistern In the ward
pump OF the puTest water In the immediate
vicinity.
rhe locality is high and salnbrious, and In a
quiet and highly respectable neighb3rhOod.
Possession given Immediately
For further particulars inquire next door 10 the
premises; Of Mrs. ANNE X. O'NEAL.
ec4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

ENOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER Is AU-
l. thorized TO sell at private sale two story and
attic Frame House and Lot, situated on 18th street,
between nj and N streets, No. 33l. Also, the ad
joining vacant o.
Terms One-tbrd cash; the balance In seven
instalm ents, at six months apart. Possession
given Immediately.
nov H-eo2w& JAS II FERRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

I ARGE ROOM FOR RENT THE Third
IL story Of the House No SIP, on 9TH street, two
is 25 by so feet Inquire Of p H SIMS, hrst story
nov Is cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

f1NWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOX
Il SALE.-Houses No Is and SO Louisiana ave
nue., between 9th and 9TH streets The location Is
a desirable one and offers a rare chance for good
Investment. Terms easy Applyto r. X. LUN-
DY. No. rs Bridge street, Georgetown, OF No 48
Louisiana avenue, Washington nov 14-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

l. quire on the premises, No. 295 Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, south side
nov 15-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22
For Sale and Rent

ENOR RENT.-A WELL AND NEW FUR
Il nished House, two 50 uares from the avenue
and near the kirkwood House. For family Il has
every convenience Rent moderate. IL desired,
furniture &c can be purchased low Inquire az
this oface. nov 22.Iws
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Postponement Of the Democratic Cslsbrs-

ton.
Notice is hereby given that the Democratic
celebration announced for Tuesday the 10Th,
is postponed until Thursday following, the
9th. WILLIAM SELDEH,
Chief Marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

GSl X Ew ARD .-RANAwAY FROM
pcO the subscriber residing near Piscat. -
away, Prince 6eorge county, Maryland u
on Monday morning, The I7th instant, a very ~
back METRO MAN calling himselfHEN- III
KY THOMAS, about IS years OF age The SAD
negro Is near six foot IN height stoops little IN
shoulders, and had whiskers on his ctin Heis
o0wlegged, and has q scar on his hight shoulder
from d recent blister plaster
will give the ABOVE reward IL he be taken ia
the District and secured so I can get him
nov l9-lw JEREMIAH TOwNSHEND
SrRAYED OK sTOGEN-ON THE srB
- instant. dark red cow with
horns. There Is one Waite spot on
each hind lex near the foot. She Is
q nGe milcb COW Two dol ars Ie-
ward viii be given for any information OF the
said cow by CHAS. LiTLEJOhN. Timer Of the
Union Line OF Omnibuses, Georgetown.
nov 10 Ste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

ENOR RENT OR SE-DWELLING-
. House 332, north side Penn avenue, between
9Th and nth streets One OF the finest locations
In the city for professional or business men. TO
punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. APP
ply on the premises to GEO. Ii b WINTER
CO, or TO CHAS. n LANE, Gents Furnishing
Store, 42i Penn. avenue, near street. nov IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NATIONAL THEArRE.-This is the last night
Of Mr.. Booths engagement at the National.
on which occasion he will personate the CD ar.
acter of Sir Edward Mortimer, in Colman's
thrilling play Of I" The Iron Chest" founded
upon Godvin's novel of "Caleb Williams. /"
De also appears as John Jobson Browns
worth, IN the side-splitting farce of Little
Toddlekins " The night promises to be a
beautiful one, and We trust our play goers will
turn out sn VASE to give this gifted young
actor a bumper at parting
On Monday night we have the immortal Joe
Jefferson and the "Nsiad Queen" with new
and magnificent scenery, elaborate and intr-
cate machinery, and those sixteen lovely
girls in beautiful armor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

- X A Y Z DON THE 10TH, A RED
~ HEIFER, abOut2 years old, a mark fssEEses
on the right ear Anybody returning the AZ ~
above will be- literally rewarded by thes0s.Szsz
subscriber. nov ~ Ys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

ENOR RENT-A PORTION OF LARGE
l. Dwelling, with gas fixtures, cistern, contain
ing front aid back parlors. kitchen aud basement,
&c, on the arst floor, and one room UP stairs, on
4th street, opposite City Hall, No 349. Rent
moderate Inquire Of II. CLICK, Penn avenue,
between ~ and 9th streets, No. 422 nov 1s-tf
D ESTAURANT FOR RENT-THE GOOD
IL WILL, STOCK, AND FIXTURES FOR
SALE.-The proprietor wishing to engage in an
other branch Of business, offers bargain in the
above mentioned pro erty. Persons In want Of a
hne stand for the Restaurant business will find
this one Of the best in the CITY For further par
ticulars inquire on the premises, No. 474 Penn.
avenue, north side. nov lS-5t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

1T IS ESTIMATED that there are 700 900
pianos in the United States at the present
time -. K. Ii )" who has been t. an even.
ing party or two lately, asserts that of these,
$50 ooO at least are 10 use in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

CHARGE OF Extraordinarily morn.
ing, Patrick Madigan was charged on the oath
OF Selma wall with being the father of An
illegitimate female child born of her BODY
The case was laid before Justice Dom, and it
WAS shown by the evidence that Selma Wall
Is married woman that the child was born
after her marriage; and she was at the time
Of the birth of the child resident of the State
Of Virginia, where she lived with her bus
band, and left there last Saturday. Justice
Dom decided that the child being born in
wedlOck, the law presumed it to be legitimate,
and It was not competent for the mother to
testify to non-intereOurse with her husband.
He therefore dismissed the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22

GONE To fHE FARH-Having lost sight of
the indefstigsble "cake woman for some
weeks past in her wonted rounds, (every ono
will remember her tall guant figure, and the
pertinscity with which she fastened upon the
Avenue promenaders OF all degrees with the
invitation 10 buy a cake " nice and cheap,')
we made inquiries Of the police as TO her
whereabouts. and learn that the poor creature
is paying the penalty for street drunkenness
at the workhouse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
Everybody Uses
DUTGHER'S DEAD SHOT!

House Norpor. u.c IL, lscausc il clcar their
houses Of RED HUGS.
Tavern keepers use IL, because they Nish their
customers to 80 le,p n reacr."
Steamboat Captains ADD Ship Masters nee IL
10 cojoy lBalmy sccp, nature. sweet rcslorer."
Base ani worthless imitation. are in the market.
We SURE tnpurcha-c add Use BUTCHERS DEAD
SHOT, AMI yol shall "slecp in peace"
BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT
lc,vcs No poisonous du.t 90 latest the air, every
time ,ou make the led. or sweep the room, ~ !.
the cl.e after using Corrosive Sublimate dissolVed
in Aloohol. Il remains lang tine wherever ap-
pl,cd, and is SURE DEATH to the whole BID
BUG TRIBE.
one thorough application. not dolly To the t"d'
stead, lat Ia the cracks and creNiCcs about the
ceiling, II the house I. Oh. and the hogs are donc
zoe, u.cd up, visited With a perfect bcsom OF de-
stTnction.
A good Article j. sure To h. counieflcileiand i'm.
itateL II has icen - with this. IT, uBcNamplcd
.ucce,. ha. b,ought out numerou. articles, labelcd
Dead Shut,-Noithlcss limitations, 10 deceive and
gull the pablo. ....
~ Iaquire for BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT,
and sce that his name Is on the botlc, and YOU wi,
H. sure of the genuine.
q. ". AtNcll, D,crrng Block. Market Square,
Poulard, General gent Tor Msins.
Sold Nv Andrews \ Dates, Paris Hill VIM. 4.
Ru,t, South Paris; T.. Atwood & Co., Buckhrld;
T.. e. ShFrklcy, aud Rodolpbus ioung, Norway,
aud by dealer, "a mcdlcne even where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
KENNEDY
ediCal Discovery

TIE GREATEST OT TIlE hGE.
1rW. kENNEpN ct I,uNbu,, h1s Discovered
vi iu ous a. our rprtnon rlslnrss v'rfs rem
-, that rurs. EVERY KIND of lllMoR,
f-,m the uufst Sstu'uls down o. a cumm"n limpl'.
N, ha, tu~d it ia o,rr sle,ru huoir,d case, aul
never G,I,d except in two. w. h's now IN he
,.s,ssiun u,,f two hruNr,d certificates ui ii' val.
us. ,llvithip ts,ui, miles If li"''on'
Tao bottle, 40, warranted to cue a nursing 'orc
rHrfh.
Oar 20 three lar,ls, will cure The vor', Kind o
.imrls. 1p ths face.
Tuoar thrcs lu,tlr. VII clear he system u bilo..
Two luttI,s are Warranted o. our~ the worst
lrrl of sluhrr 900 thr m1uih anil stomach,
Three o. five bottles ace warranted GO cute the
vur.t c,sss II cuslprhs.
Ous to two hotties ace warranted ca cue all hu
murs Of he e,es.
Tuu l5i'Ir. ate warranted % cure runuins in
th, ear. and hlltrhss ,u th, hair
Pow 20 .N hottie. ate warranted 10 cute cot
rurt lul ruuriHg ulggrs.
Our bottle wiIl Srrr zeal, owT''o1s II me sLin.
Two ut thryr l-til,s ace Warranted o. cure Tho
most Jgsrsra'r cases n Ihru~HiIsm
Thee Co .iN t,ll.os are warranted % curc alt
rh,un.
~, TO ,ish, bottles cute The very worst eases
ol srtuiuh.
\ r,urGti. slvn,' expected irrm The 6rt.louL,
sri rsriscicnre warranted When the above Puan.
uiN is ilk'n.
Nathir. lool o. imrrol,lls On those Who have
IN VAIN u,i 40 hs vuBisriH' mriisinrs 1T the da,
ns that . common weed rruvius uu the pastures,
1H.I a'Hrs GA stone opIs, shHuh ,urv s,rrV hu.
r.rs vet % b. now r. t,,d hUt. II 500 have e
lurHr 90 has tu sBrt. Thee age up 81. nor and'
azrf a., curing .ams cases boo 40 ,,urs. H. has
psiI'sI Over thuuslul h0tlr. ~ q ,p the vici0ti,
Of nrsiun, aUd Knows che eject ui % iu cNCN ease
o. bas alf,aI, done ssu. of thr .rrIfrsirurrs ever
done be- Mas.lshus,us. lic gave q Co. ohilircu q
scar 90, o. Oh people Il siN,i and has poor
r1u, lDokiug shilIr,n, vhusa h,sh was suG aui
f,lh,, restored 60 perlrst,tllc ct health by oue
I.ulr.
To those Who are troul'sd With .icl headache.
one bottle will alosNs Ourc o. u gives great ~.
l.rf tu Cltauh 8ui dirI.ucss. some Who have
taken lt nave t,Su oustivr &C. wears, aui have h,su
s.ru.ft,l H %. Wh,Ir the hni, b. sound u works
uufis ',sy. urt vhrrr lhrTC BE- amy arrangement ~
fHr tu.gitnus ul nature, e will cause Vet, singular
t.rIHs., lut 500 u.u.' MT D. aarnri-thg, alvb,.
|.sHrIHar iu frum Go, DAYS 90 WurA. lErU, H.
-.,sr IL bad r,,ulJ iruu ton The ouutar, When
fItt feeling b. gone, ,ou vii i,rl yuurs'll Ike q
H.u r'r..u. heard .Dtn, ct ihr u1't 'Ntrlvasaut
r.ruulums uf % 'h1t insu ever ii.isnri a..
80 change 81 diet ever uroc..lg. Eat the bgu
5000 ,bu -.t all ,1ur-h ufit.
Eo,rruy. S.pt. 10. 1853
Tire o. O. srr'g, taf N. n. NAY, DagFut
I.TffHHF. fsft. |a's nH't-u-.i SrHf-rl irsGf ~
rg W,F...l Discovery ~ %. Nfris - Nf,gs, ant
f'rf tsr. ssr.u,I lrit DO g,1sI1s, direct from 90
LHt#r.'.fg. DONALD kENNEDi.
10. u. NAY, Druggist, rouhai, the only an.
tl.rif,d agent tr NalHr.
Sold o., ANuEtWs \ B,rIs. Pan. Ilill; ".
s. Eusr, VI. a., -. rau., L.. Atwood \ Co.,
Eugha,I, l;a'.t Noycs, Norway. lyjO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
TERMS AND PREMIUMS.


For any one II the four Reviews and one PEE.
ninm volume, - - per annum. For any two ~
the four Reviews. AMI one premium volume, -5OO.
For an, three Of the four Reviews and two pre-
mium volumes, 500. For AL (our ol The Re-
views and two premium volumes, $500. Zoe
Rlackwood', Magazine aud one premium volume,
- 90. Foo lakewood and thrye rcyi.ws anil
three premium volumes, $500. for bAcA"""d
asd the 100, Review, aud three pr,miun volumes,
$1,000.
Payassi II al eass 70 D. madsi" idTaHr'' M'Hfy
Ss1,.fi. "a, STAT, wl,rs issssi takes d ra,.
The Premiums con.ist 81 the tllo~ins ~ofA''
lack ,oIum, : II Which will h. given 10 new Sub
.rrl.,.. According o. the number ol periodicals
ordered, as above explained;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

Tho Paris correspondent Of tie y. Y.
Commercial Advertiser says-
"Marriae, has got to Be- in France a
pure affair Of interest; daughters are sold
not given unto marrasc. Their personal
qualities give precedence to the marriage
portion, and thus marriaseable ladies are
known to suiiors only by the amount Of
money they arc to carry into the contract
Marriage has thus become in France VERT
table trlHc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
INnIGESTION.
Ami inrnor of lhc LllcT mud noWel,,

R,adrr-You nrc appealed to earnestly. Don't
s,y. Ell oai, couh believe this 10 IT, true !
have some Of thcsr complaints, and would take The
medicine NJ once Il I euald only have conhd'ncc
IRIS TRUE. e - az h0uc-t truth, Il eNrr ihste
vs. one spokeu. Come, then, Il YOUR nihd - ~.
r,ahlc, DISCONTINUED and gluomy, II you have se'
,err collie pains after eating Nuur hod, III your
hl.k lrrins o. waste ~ Nou strongih a. iail lou,
III ,Uur rruutenalco assumes a pale or haggard
s.r.rt.-it,ou have a dificulN IN hiug un your
I,U .iI,.-il ,uur kin T. dp add shuNclvd.-ii
ana, h,,, an artstitr weak and variable, aud per
hans cntir,l, DESTROYED. III ,our whole system ~
tnrid, ,.p.riall, daring tho rrucrs II digestion.
it,uu have "a constant ursas, selling ~ ihc siom.
ah.-vh,. ,au have onl, q it IT INDIGESTION
and thee, srrat Hllcrs are made a. cutr indigrf.
t,on. aud th,, Nill do u, tuo,-sni all aucnisn,
il. aad While AZ hrst Il gently stimulates the
stomach. cleansing anJ removing those trouble
f1mg sscnu,
Ir ACTS urON TIIE SKIN,
Reno, lac morbid or ,,i,atcd lIunor., bcauiih ing
thr f,,c. kiulisg lic a.I cncrCN in YOUR rniir"
F,mr. thrr. reader. vii ths world no loNgcr l"'k
.,tk ani eHHsN. up lu-rr Will Nuur tcat'si
hopes b. ioni,h,I AMI thrust aside, lut With
HEALTH AND STRENGTH,
You will .o huh toto the vorlj, In nv With
bau.,uIs 1T urh,rs, &. \. Ri,U,Eu's AEr"tt
lurrirs have duuc vuuhTrs Zoe me. The hl"'
b, rup, ti.htsJ. and zach lutic. CO the protection
90 ,h, consumer. and proprietor, l,ar' ih' 80
TAFT II Doctor Va. Attv,t, together With the
signature ut
c. A. RICHARDS, Solo Proprietor,
- STATE STREET, BOSTON.
H1.iun. Jul, 10 lSj5. l's'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

The correspondent VI the Cambridge
Cbrouicl, tells the following story concern
iu- the buchanan Gag in lIallov,ll
\ few day. acoa good old G,rmsr was
7iliu: lsi.urrly mt, town in light wagon,
attached 10 which behind was an old gig.
The ,olgr-mrnd-l hor,, ogrrd quietly along
Will, thc farmer. with hi, head bent, mcdi.
ntrl a',trostNlly, unuoticiuc ihc ras'cr'
ly. or au-ht ou either side. suddenly the
llr., came 20 a stand still. " Gct up,
aiI tic Oh man. NJ motion on the part
of thr horse. &" eco alous," sid he again
,r,.u. che rein. The horse remained im.
movable, except turning his eve towards bis
master Looking up then, the Oh man
sri.l toe Tag hanging over him sloFly be-
rial aloud. buchanan and Hrcckhl rilgo,
samuel Wells. Drawing up the rims D,
said o. thr harsr, ESQ Old fellow, YOU Won't
e, under ~ Well, I don't blame You l
won't g, uul.r it myself and quietly
hacking hs turned ur by the Factory aud
r.m.u. rrrud rs DE IIallowcIl House, went
through Winthrop down into Water street
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
I. D. PETERSON. l02 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

"rETERsoN's j. the only complete sod
uaioun edition Of Charles DicA'ns Works pub
lish-d IN America; they are fcp'ini'd tom TIE
original Ionlnn ,dtion, and are NV the onl, ed.
ton puhlishcd In thi. country. 80 library, either
pebble o. pritate, can h. complete without having
in Il cUmplete set ofth,s, the greatest Of all l.
Ing authors, Every family should possess sri Of
.nc II the citiars. The cheap edition y COM
plste IN Twelve VOLUMES, paper covert either of
aIl of which eau h. had separately. fnec F,iiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22

VINO Fouour TIM hrrlE o. TuE REyolr'
rloN? The New York Times gives the fol-
lowing statement, showing the number Of
troops, both regulars and militia, furnished
by each State during the war. II was pre-
pared under the authority Of Congress soon
after the closc Of the contest, and Is conclu-
.i,n nron mi. nnint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-22
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HOBENSACK'S MEDICINES
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