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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-18

changed HIS Nume'
Bridget" said a lady to her
servant, Bridget Donloy, "who
was that man you were talking
with so long, at the gate, last
nightg"
"Sure, no one but me Oldest
brother, lna'am."
"Yom brother! | didn't know
you had a brother. What is his
name?"
Barney Octoolan, ma'am. -
Indeed, how comes it that his
name is not the same as yours?'
"Troth, ma'am," replied Bridg'
ct, he has been married once
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~ |t| 80 -
Nsf1f;ous qualities Of Grass groom IN
Sunskins or Shade.
We were travelling, last sum-
mer, on the Bellfontaine road, and
all grew weary Of the level coun-
try beyond indianapolis, and
nearly to Sidney, Ohio. This sec
ton Of Indiana and Ohio is gen.
orally coveredwith a densegrowth
of trees; which is grown up with
|underbrush. Such u country has
no beauty, but when we came to
the beautiful village Of Sidney,
every countenance became more
cheerful, and the bluegrass pas
lures around the town received es-
pecial commentators.
On othcr occasions we have no.
ticed the pleasure which these
pastures gave to almost all per-
sons, no matter what their pur-
suit or education. We regard
them as the greatest ornament Of
any country, and as useful as orna-
mental. They are easily made,
at no sacrifice Of good timber, and
yet, strange to tell, so few farmers
have them. Half Of our wood
land districts are uncultiyated,
absorbing a heavy amount OF cap
|ital, which is unproductiye. II
these lands were enclosed and laid
down in bluegrass, the stock
might be doubled and the winter
feeding reduced one hall.
Grass grown under trees is not
80 nutritious as when grown in the
sun, but it keeps stock in a thrift
ty condition. If a farmers aim
is to faffen, he should expose his
:. s.s - IA 49, a~aos;an sS &c = 10
-; ~ Ts~s,' VII sr stass r y; i
our report Of the Frat State Fair
NJ fh;a State He said that one
a. scrs - S1us Grass S crown MIN IN the the
sn.' = wor.h &c e ,,,ro6 49, Goo mr.
S ds-' = n, "yi sra - shade 10 NV
IN tb;s mini VIA End tbe fol.
,o.';.s 49, , =" 80 AZ A n
D;or;oson : iaroa stocL ra;ssr ~
NJ VII = BE sddross nth.
i;shsd - tbo transsct;ors - ths
NJ. vi. St.ta.A ..":e'',s.,.s, c.
c;stv for 1s51.
s a. -, eav;s;r. vor - c,,t dawn
Il, thosa hssnes;f,I shsda trees II
:, voor falds wh;ch = avsrv not otbs a.
y ,."s " ~, ~ h 49, ,s"d ~,
r ss,s, wo,, s;ll - nos r raoar5 me- 49, :
hslh.y;sr Co.. 7 hovs rsaIIv be.
I;avod th.t which woe . I,x,rv -
49, ,.',,s. ~ hn."sa;s, 81 na;,,o
AZ, NJ, , ,s ~ has s ,,sasad NJ shao'
=, ,rt~va end + hove ont dowr
t,rdraSs ' &c shada t tsss s and sb.l
cct down MGR. In1S1o Imade
s ..,;.,a .h.s -, o,.,,a :
Selds which had No shade fstten'
| 81 fsstsr ,'t than ny, whore ths,a war.
| SHADED The naxt ss.sor I hroI.
nm nv lots of cattle IS the,
o. r 49, s a. - W., - oc,,si
~ 7 .a.,ld n,,tt;n, 49, 49,, 49, III - :,
: - =. - soIas corta;1;nr tada,
and those without them. withou'
saving a word to a good Judge O
cattle whom | sent in the fall t.
draw eighty head Of the tops 70,
market; he drew sixty-six from
the fields where there were n,
shades. There was double tn,
1
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BROOKVILLE BANK
Fall and Winter Styles Of
DR. x GOOD $ T,
VIM. LEE &CO..

IA WEsr FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI,
oHer 10 their customers and others an unusually
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
To aiithe varieties OF Goods for the season selee
ed with great care ia regard TO stgles, qualities,
and prices.
Attention Is respectfully invited to very exten.
sive assortmenfs Ia the following departments, viz
Lnccs. and assn broider kcs, portion OF
which were imported direct
SILKS or TIE NEwKsT AND CuoIcKsT STyLKs, IN
great variety.
PRISrxD MusLrN-DE-LkIxEs. PLAIN FRExcH MER.
NOS, and other Fancy Dress Goods.
Plain eolored French Merinos and cashmeres,
Bombazinos aud Alpaeas. Cahcoes and Cling
hams. The styles ana prices, as usual, secure 9
tention 10 this department.
Flannels Musllns. Linen, Housekeeping Goods
A iargorstoek than usual, IN varieties aud at pri.
cests suit all.
Cloths, cassImeres, and other Goods for boys
Shawls of new and popular styles.
Cloaks and Nelvets. Cloths. aud othor materi-
ais for Cloaks. Particular ate ntlon Is invited 10
tho Cioaks from the manufacturing department Of
the House.
~ Is. ourpurehasesaro made In large quanfl-
ties, and al tho most Advantageous rates; aud our
selling prices, ca the one price system, viii be
found advantageous 10 our customers.
sep2e On WILLIAM LIE & co.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~ 4 n II 4 tnLl(.
This Is to certify that, In June last, was
attacked with the Aslatic Cholera, and was
soon. rs my physrcian states In collapsed
state. had remained in this state some two
hours. when my physician informed my ism-
~ and friends that could not possibly !, :.
and strictly forbid my wife permitting AM
one giving me any medicine or nourishmeni
whatever, as Il would only hasten my death
At this timeMr. Forsha came TO SEQ mo, and
brough, with him bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and asked
permission OF my vile TO use II on me, as he
thought 1t would lumediatsIy give ease.
was immediately applied. and In less than ten
minutes ! was stored, aud was ia warm
perspirutios, prior to which time my extremi-
ties were cold, clammy sweat was on my
face and head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of the same medicine, was entirely
lieyed Of all distress, and in few days was
restored TO health.
would most cnecrfully aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM TO all who are afflicted
in similar way have also used il In
other diseases, and have found IL most
excellent remedy | do not think Il can be
toohighly recommend.
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Certificate tom ID. l.. Starr.
have known MIR. Forsha's Altera-
tive Balm to perform very extraor
dinary euro uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
/ used I, upon one occasion. exter.
nally, with good effect. / believe Il
TO be a perfectly safe and eflicaeious
remedy to be usodin many complaints.
d. l.. STARR.
oyember elst., 1858.
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ClNYT. ADVERTISEMENTS.

s5Ag55 ; SSs I. NIL xAS5Y T.s:
honse NO. ID Front street between Main and
Wen" We msnusAessrs cob breaker. ofxreas..rrnr,h
We place this useful conlIIfance On aIisIkr< o.
mills. BY which means WI convert corn min la.
% stock feed Mill; . hfsv soiaass.' ~ork %
We We msnni-cinre porsab;s mllIs. sinels and
donble Kesred. (best quality Of French bprrs,> 20
grind wheat, corn, and sioek feed calculated
Tor sicam. winter aud horso power. These MILF
have been fun ~ steam and horse power n
our city, AT our State Fniss, and never falied 70
10 carry OF the nrst preminme--et one occasion
wa awarded a beauilfal silver mrdsl. Our mills
s'S es annual s ys 's e ss
AIso-Portabie saw miIl-. 10 berun ~ steam.
water OF horse power. This NH was exhibited IN
operation BY horse power, q ths Ohio Stab Fair.
ALso -Dincrcut kinds OF porlab - horse power.
and steam engines. All our articles. for ease 81
operation, simplicity, usstainess and dprao''''y'
All our articles are warranted es represented :
no sale -at our cost or trausdofie'ion, nnd he
money sounded. So - Fl. =
By 4 iulI descript lon. or ie,moplas:. Of 4. al,
and use fuiucrz, we refer those iptsrcsicd ~ our
pamphlets, 70 be had al factory. where We iaAc :
pleasure 70 explain each sr,'si e : =, 49,, SEQ
irI|N "tNNNN |-Ns !.
Nornr-Mr. KImbie, the partner 81 3. II. Bar.
rows, while oxhib tire n burrows mill ~ oui
tntc fair, last nj, beisicrous about hi- mill;
and eourageously entered Into verbal okrcc-
mont With me 10 grind corn thus: Nhoescrgnn
the most, regarding quality and quantity, was 70
be the owner Of both mills. teach ard every 'Fla'
FinsT 1nfkL. '...fI Fl.
ktraub 10 run an isinch mill.
Burrows 6Co, 10 ran 20 inch MILL
SECOND 1Eikf. F
ttrkuh 10 run ~ inch mill
Burrows 4 Co. 10 run ~ Inch mill.
Tutfp THfkt. Az. Fl.
ktfnub 70 run a &c Inch MILL ~
Burrows n Co, 10 run NJ Inch mill.
When The pitch came, that boisicrops conrnKs
stepped out.
cob-ftcd out OF whole ears Of corn. +. 6. i KS.
| iwili run my ~ inch "onccn 81 tho SOUTH
with cob breaker aifne hment. tbc same srlcI,
that took the premium Al The Ohio Stats FsifilS
faif. arninst n "a inch rurreus mill. and VIM
Stewards ohio and kcutuekY stock Feed Mills
both 70 BE- run q; oneo; and if yon ar apprthsn
siyc OF afisky business. you have my enlIfcAp
probation TO run Mr.. i.emerey. Cora cru.1es. -
an aaxiiisry. should my single article Rail :,
grind equpl 70 quality and quaaiiy 60 me eombin
cd productions Of Tie Two miiis Gust A. yol
plcnue, then you can draw q Few hnndfoa dollar
Cone, Bess-.don't be ee~srsi,, ,,ess :, non.
Ing Ike Walking ssrsixhtinte NE o,etl.s o. slng
/ ItI|IN ISAAC SfKhub.
i ToJ. n. nunsows. q Co. may II ~
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This Is to certify that in the summer
OF is4s, became 30 very lame and
wcakin my back. occaaioncd by np
that could not sit down or get dn'
without holding on to somo object.
was advised TO try Mr.. Foisha's Altera-
tive Balm. by bathing II six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored;
and have felt no symptom of i,s return
since.
My wife, also, has used It for Rheu-
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very beneficial results.
il. YEAKLE.
Dec. lat. lsio.
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HELMBoLD's HiGLY CONCENTRATES
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.


Fer pnri Wing the blood. removing all diseases
arising from excess Of Meronfy. exposure and
imprnpcncc and In life, chronic constitutional
disense. arising, from an impure state OF blood,
aud the only reliable and clIectnal known
Scud Head, Ulccrnu0ns OF the bones, letter.
Plmples ON tho face, aud all sealy eruptions Of
the Skin.
THIS article T. now prescribed by some OF tae
most distinguished phyyclans In TIVE country ,
any preparation OF Snrsa2rilla yet offered TO the
public. Several eases OF secondary Sphyls,
Mercufial and sorofuions diseased have entirely
recovered IN The incufable wards Of our public
inst TIA ons which had Tor many Yeas resisted oy-
cry mode Of treatment that could be devised.-
These eoses furnish striking examplesof the salu-
tary effects vftnls medicine la arlesting some OF
the most inretefaie diseases, after mo glands
were distrol cd, and the bones already Affected
N0TicE.--Leucgs RON responsible Physicisns
and Professors ofseycfal Medical Colleges, aud
ccrtllcatas OF cures from patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations.
PRIcrs, Fluid kxtrnet OF Buehu, 81 per bottle
!. ssnsparila q.
equalIn, strength to enc gallon Of Syrud Of sar-
Prepared and sold BY II. r. HRLMBoLr,
Chemist, c61 Chosout Street, neor The Glrard
House Philadelphia. Ht
TO BE HAD or
JOHN W. MOODY.
Brookylile,
And Of Druggists and Dealers.
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Wholesale Depot, att. & C. Reak-
hirt's, No. 81 Pearl II. Gin.
DR.. 5. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side OF Fifth at, 3 doors east Of Smith
Gin. o.
For sale at r.. Tynsr's, ID. Price g.
Sons. Luck a. Farquhar's, DR.. Moody's
and Or. Hailes. Rockville. Ind.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
DIR. FORSHA'S
Alternative Balm,
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER
MAI. Use

This balm is warranted TO re
Iieve all Rlieumatisms. Strains IN
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earachc, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
|or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts OIL
sores, inflammation in the hend
Stor: CHI, Bowels, or Kidneys
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation Of The
stomach, and Bowels, and Group
Scarlet Fever.
The reason why this balm reaches all thes
cases 10 because II reduces inflammation, m,
rnopes he secresious and nervous systsn
into eciion. This power II owing to ih
peculiar combination: OF medical propeflIe
without their being neutralized. The medl
cine il periee,fu'Iy safe. not cousalning an.
deadly poison. o. mineral. II will. q use'
freely, act Immediately upon tho liver, AM
all other secreetiye organs
Read the following Certificates.
Certificate Of DR.. J. IL. Jordan, late Rssiden
Physician oslhc Fourth Street Cholera Hos
pnal.
! eau cheetfully recommend the Altcrutiv
HaIm 10 the publicknowing as do. .lla',it 1
an excellent article. used II with goo
effect 10 Cholera, during my late connection
with tie Fourth ST., Cholera Hospiia Initial
city, in ci-s Of cramps eaius IN
stomach and bowels. also used Il In a css
oflnilamaiIon OF the kidneys with the hap
piest effect Fran my knowledge Gifts yir
ucs, Ia tho. above diseases aud others, II
which have used II. have no hosItancy Il
pronoancing II superior TO amy mediein
hitherto offered TO the public with which
have become acquainted. and would cheer
fully recommend Tito the public.
I. II. JORDAN M
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V-PThe marks OF punctuation are tho sane %
IN the old photography, excepting the following
changes and additions: The mark OF interroKs'
indicated quory, at the end OF n sentence inti
Gates doubt laughter; ! surprise; / sorrows tho
inverted signifies the omission 81 lettcr.
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,.,>.ss:::;!,,<. -. A {zx y2z1s 81
<f<,/<f &i<z21E lsrvo7s D1>lIlIy, Nv
cr,. aversion 70 soclrfy Love of Ecll1o1e. 1IuI1-
ny, SeIf-u.stfus1. DIxxlie~, Heed 4c1os H11no -
Me side. Section OF DE kyos, Tupioo - ~ ~.
FROM TIE FkkNcB or DR. - pE tkIuX>
The Important nat hat 0<e> elofuI1I 60
p'". - -, m.! e.,ux ~ fen"<-- .---ct
the cetuel< new snd highly suecees'uI 11>a1moul,
.. adopted ~ ne Aashor. fuII{ erp1n1uo1- "
nctps q wAich cxer{ one \ onotI>1 - 111o NJ
self perfectly. and n he Iea1s po111I CO. No.
Ing hereby ~ ne ndvertisrd nos(runo = ~ ~.
ssnt % asy address. GFatls. ana Pesl ~ u ~
De iAne1. No y Hspsns>6 1lzs1t ~ x<1
c.1. H>p - iy-10
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Proclamation.

e4l Market 81, Philadcphls.
Agcnts:.-M. w. Halle. NV. Moody. Brook
Vile; d. d. DuboIs, Fairfield. Wholesale
Agents, ALLEN q Co.. Cincinnati. o.
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VERY COoL.-We like individuality Of
character and genuine eccentricity-and Wit
messed on Sunday, at one Of our fashionable
churches, capital specimen Of it, Brother
" came in from the fre With his pant
rolled up TO the very extreme top of his boots,
displaying white lining in the front of bis
pants, in strong relief against the black cloth
pants and after leisurely occupying one Of
the +" hot fues' Of the principle aisle for the
purpose Of warming his feet, and from which
position bis machine style of leggins" was
beautifully conspicuous, be proceeded to bis
pew, well up In the aristocratical loo slity, and
being very careful man, and very methodi-
cal withal, he thought he would Just take the
opportunity TO dry his old umbrella, which
had accompanied him In his psregrinations
about the fire locality. So, while the holy
man was making prayer, immediately aftsr
the first hymn, Brother n opened his
old cotton, storm-worn protector, and stuck it
up In his pew that il might dry of In the mild
summer atmosphere Of that holy place. We
like Brother N-'s inde do
indeed, and should not wonder on some future
Sunday to see him undertake TO change his
shirt during divine service.
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PEws-THEIR HIsroRY.-In Anglo-s.xon
and some Norman churches of early date. A
stone bench was make TO project within the
wall, running round the whole interior except
the east end
In 1919 they are represented q setting on
the ground, or standing. About this time ths
people introduced low, rude, three legged
stools, promiscuously over the church.
wooden seats were introduced soon after the
Norman Conquest. In 12S7 decree was is
sued in regard TO the wrangling for sssts, 90
common, that none could cali any seat In
church his own except noblensn and patrons,
each entering and holding the one he frst
entered.
As We approach the Reformation, the Dew
system prevailed, as we learn from complaint
the poor Commons addressed to Henry VIII,
IN l5i6, Ia reference 10 a decree that a bible
should be in every church at liberty for all 70
read, because they feared il might be taken
INTO the "quyre," or some "pue." In 1903
galleries were introduced
As early as 15Il, pews were arranged to
afford comfort by being baifed or cushioned;
while the sides around were so high as TO hide
those within. "a device of the Puritans. 70
avoid being seen by the officers, who reported
those who stand when the name Of Jesus was
mentioned
With the reign Of Charles /, the reasons for
heightening the sides disappeared; and from
the civil war they declined gradually to their
present height
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a LOTTERY ScHEKK.-A French paper 70.
lates the following scheme resortea to BY q
young damsel in order to procure q husband:
A young lady, pretty, and we'll educated,
residing in the arondissment Of Pithivisrs, has
conceived the idea of putting herself up 70
Lottery. There are to be 500 tickets at loco
francs each, and to the fortunate winner she
will give herself and the 299 ,0Oef. by way Of
dowry The lady has attached some very
prudent conditions 10 the purchase Of tickets.
She will only sell them to persons whom she
thinks will suit her, and, in order to secure
that point, she exacts half an hours ssfs-s-
tsts conversation with each applicant. There
is no limit Of age imposed, but more than one
ticket may be taken by one person The lot
terry will be drawn on the 18th Of November
next, at the Marie de Pithiviers. No married
men are allowed TO take tickets. 1t is said
that number Of Englishmen have become
purchasers. and applications are coming in
from all quarters
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THE WEEKLY, STAR.

MARsHAL VAILLAsr.-An anscdote Ia re-
lated OF Marshal valiant, the French Minis.
ter at War, known among the army, with
whom he 10 very popular, as {" L. Brutal"
Tor the roughness Of his manners, which shows
tnat rough exterior often covers large and
compassionate heart. A shsrt time since an
o,d ot retired Captain, . companion in arms of
.ne same fortunate Marshal, laid o petition
before the Minister at War for an appoint
neu', then vacant, which he considered him
se seh cspaole OF filing. The Marshal threw
tue Peliuon on the table without looking at it,
nudeiy T,y ,ems,rkmg that il was "au trash. %
Inc oid soldler withdrew in despair. On the
toIlowng morning, at O'Clock, there was q
KNOCK a the door OF his room, situated on
the sixth door Of some house in the suburhs
To the Captains demand, "Who n thera p;
the reply was, Marshal VaiIlapt-yon Ala
not tell me yesterday whether You had a viss
and children, and you did not mention IL In
your petition-l want TO know" The aston.
ished veteran replied, (" am married, hay.
i've children, and |, 200 francs year pe n
sion" Upon which the plain spoken Mar
shall observed That is Q great piece of
folly; q soldier has no need Of q wife and
children Your request is a still greater alb
surdity, for The place you sought is given
away, as you must know; L am come ex-
pressly to tell you so" The poor Captain
determined TO quit Paris Immediately, he had
abandoned all hope Of Advancement DOS
pect Of being able to make better provision
for his wife and family. His astonishment
and JOY may be imagined, when on reaching
home he found a letter from the Minister st
War, containing his appointment to a much
better and more lucrative post than that for
which he had applied.
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BOXING THE COMPASS" Pat" said the
captain Of the schooner Ann Maria Matilda,
g can you box the compass' ''
"Oh, be jabers, yis,h replied the raw re-
cruit from the Emerald Isle.'
"Well, go at it, then, replied the captain,
who, at that moment was called to another
part Of the vessel. Half an hour afterwards
the captain found the compass was missing.
Pat, here, You lubber-head where's the
compass?"
Faith, it's in the howld, sir"
What is it doing there, rosrsd the infuri-
ated officer.
i"Why, didn't yer honor tell me to box the
compass-an' didn't mind yses? / packed
it away, sir, in one Of thin empty boxes Of
soap, nailed it up tight, an put it in the
how'd boxed it all safe, sir."
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WArCHES.
MI w. GAIT & BRO, OFFER AT ALL
w times every variety Of superior WATCHES
and CHRONOMETERS. They call particular
attention TO those made by
yules Jurgensen, Copenhagen,
Cooper, Taylor & Dixon, London,
Tobias, Beesly Blunden, Liverpool.
Also, Vacheron & Constantine's celebrated
6eneva Watches, which from their size and fnish
are peculiarly suited for ladies' Our facilities
enable Us to offer the above at the lowest rates
III JREPAIRINe.-Watches and Chronometers
carefully repaired by skillfal workmen.
M. w. GAIT Bro
3s4 Pa. avenue, betw. 9Th and 10th ste.
ian l2-d
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FRUIT TREES, &c.

John SAUL HAS THE PLEASURE OF
y offering splendid collection Of FRUITR&
TREES, Of superior growth and quality, ~
consisting Of PEACH, APPLES, PEARS,A
CHERRIES, &c, large and vi ,orous, and varie-
ties suited to this latitude Also, many thou
sands Of the large Lancashire g GOOSEBERRIES;
CURRANTS, red, white and black, the now long
punched varieties; STRAWBERRY PLANTS
RHUBARB ROOTS, SHADE TREES, EVER,
GREENS, &c, with everything pertaining to
and very moderate prices
JOHN SAUL, Seed Warehouse,
100, 7th street, cor. II, Washington, ID
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GUTTA PERCHA TEKTH. .

6UffA PERCHA TEETH. .-
nR. U. MUNSON, AT $40 PA. AVENUE,
u II mounting Teeth on q 6utta /A
Percha Base. Also, with Aliens pat
enteontinuous Gum, combining beau o[1Y
ty, strength and cleanliness
DIR. M Il determined 20 keep pace with every
improvements Dentistry, and wifi strive to please
and profit his patrons - -
P. D. Gurley, DD. Hon. K Gillet,
J. u Binney, ID ID. Hon. 8 A Douglas,
b sunderland, ID. DR. Patterson,
H. Schoolcraft, Esq. DR.. X H Coolidge,
Hon Mason, DR.. Thomas Miller,
And the Medical Faculty Of Georgetown Col.
iege. nov ct
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0IFI BUOkSTONk!
A GENERAL SELECTION OF STANDARD
n Gin and Miscellaneous BOOKS -GH>
AND STATIONERY for sale at AAl
HlLBUS'S MUSIC DEPOT, cor
,aer Of Pa avenue and 11th street
GREAT JUDGEMENT.
EVERY PURCHASER RECEIVES GIFT.
Each article Is sold at the usual retail price, and
fer every dollars purchase a sealed envelope Is
drawn Sy the buyer, containing the name Of some
gin, which Is presented on the spot Among the
Gins are Gold Watches, Jewelry, Music, Fancy
and Toilet Articles, &c. .l-
HILBUS MUSIC DEPOT,
dec Str Corner Pa av and l1th st.