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TIE WEEKLY STAR
kissing q Queen.

tnere Is now on exhibition in our nrint
shops an excellent picture Of Franklin AZ ths
Court OF France; not, however, critically true
to history, il my memory serve me right. In
this print Franklin stands, as he ought 70. In
the foreground, he being the soul Of the sub
Ject his plain attire contrasts well with a
brilliant court, embroidered from head 10 foot
and bedizened with diamonds and hair DOW.
DER Franklin, understand, was dressed in
second rate homespun, yarn stockings. sub
se.ne,a shoes, and his hair Of its native color,
NOT az all conscious of any inferiority, how.
Sse., out with that selfpossession which is the
distinguishing trait Of we'll bred people eyery-
where His native dignity was his sole deco
ration. Ion. AS a stranger, he must have observed
suo oomnon practice, in France, Of kissing.
even IN the streets and other places when
friends meet, after a long OF short absence,
without regard to sex. This kissing. how.
ever, is no more than our shsnking hands.
anu Is performed by applying one cheek 70
another-once, twice, or more. ancordino to
the intimacy and feelings II NAV be csIled
eneek by -jowling. franklin may net have
observed minutely the DgOdus of this practice.
put have thought that a kiss wa. kiss: or
not thought at all about q.
LIZ is said that ho was reminded by one of
tne dlgnltsries Of the court that when he was
presented he must kiss the Queen, who, Il vss
also said, was q very kissable woman. The
queen approached familiarly and very near
PROBABLY impelled by curiosity to see well this
handsome savage. Franklin, remembering
ms lesson, without reluctance put il in prsc-
tice in the only way he had ever been taught
70 KISS, and gave the Queen a mighty Yankee
ouSs on the lips, to the great amusement and
horrincation of the old minds, but to the great
amusement OF all others, especially the King,
VINO was delighted with this savage simplici.
", and 1t is said that be cried out Eaoors
ots, ia caPpo," or " Do il again" How many
more things were said or done il is not nv
business now to relate or vouch for There
lore only object TO the print for not being
truly historical, and especially for not having
choSen enc Of the most remarkable Of Frank
I'm court feats Some Of the wags Of Paris
had not the most implicit faith in Franklin's
simplicity, and said that be knew more than
he pretended to.-Cer. Boston Transeript.
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AN Eastern NLEGEND.-There is In Afghan
iStan, q country abounding in legends, one 20
th,s effect: that Satan entered into a compact
with the people, to teach them to cultivate the
earth and bring forth its fruit, the produce to
be divided between them. The proposition,
te;pg acceded to, the soil was prepared by the
labor of the people. Satan then produced the
seed, which in due course Of time came up
carrots, turnips, and other vegetables, the
value of which lies beneath the ground. When
time of division arrived the ignorant people
covtook that which was above the surface Dis
ering thei- mistake, they complained loudly
Satan heard their lamentings with composure,
and then to sOothe them, blandly promised
that 1t should be different next year. The
people we're to take all the produce beneath
the soil, and as Satan had this time sown
wheat, barley and such like grain, he obtain
Cd all the profits, and they were tricked again
having nothing for their share but useless
roots.
This legend has a moral, Satan never sows
any seed in the human heart that brings forth
any fruit by the growth of which any but
himself is the gamer.
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BEECH HEDGEs.-In Belgium, beech he'd ses
are not uncommon, and it is worth the atten-
tion Of those who are trying to nnd a hedge
plant suited to the climate and soil Of America
to try the beech II is true that in its natural
state it grows to tree, aud so does the Usage
orange, and so does the cedar. By planting
two young trees a few inches apart, and bend
ing and interlacing them together, the ten
dency TO grow into trees is checked and being
a very hardy, strong-wooded tree, With good
roots, they bear this kind of treatment A
by gathering the nuts, and as soon a. dry
packing them in dry sand, for transportation,
with twice as much sand as nuts. The seed
should be planted as possible, as II Is apt to
lose vitality if kept long The young plants
should be carefully watersd the first summer.
The wood of beech trees Is nearly equal 10
hickory for fuel, and is very rich In potash.
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May %, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock issued pursuant to the act Of Congress Of
I'D July, 1915, that such stock is Tsdesmable by
Its terms, and will be paid at the Treasury on the
surrender Of the certificates thereof, on the 18th
Of November next, when interest thereon will
cease. .E
This department viii continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, In addition
to the interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
the vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury between
the LIST day Of June and the 3lst day Of July, in
elusive, one-hah Of one per cent. on the amounts
specified In the certificates; -.
On such stock received between the LIST and 31st
days Of August, one fourth Of one per cont;
And on such stock received after the 3lst day Of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, will be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled to receive the pur-
chase money; and when sent prior to the 1st July
the current half years interest mu I also be as
signed by the present sockholder, otherwise such
interest Will be payable as heretofore.
And notice is further given to holders Of other
stocks ofthe United States that this department
viii purchase the same between the LIST day Of
June aud the LIST day OF December next, unless
the esumof 500 ,o00shan be previously obtained,
and will pay for the same, in addition to the In
terest accrued from he day OF the last dividend
ofintaest, and ont days additional interest for
the money to reach the VENDOR the following rates
of premium: ....
On stock Of the loan Of 1912, premium Of 10
per cent;
On stock Of the loans Of 1si7 and ls4s premium
Of 18 per cent;
And on stock Issued under the act Of 9th Sep
teInber, 1850, commonly called Texan indemnity
stock, premium Of per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par
ty entitled to receive the money; and II sent pre-
S!ous to the 1st July, the current half-year's In
tere't must also be assigned by the present stock
aolder otherwise the interest for the half year to
that day will be payable to him as heretofore
Paymeat for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts on the assistant treasurers at Bos-
ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
m29.dti2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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AN ACTOR, we'll known in Boston, who has
rather higher opinion of himself than is en-
terAined either by the public or by his pro-
fesslon, was playing star engagement out
West recently. Ono evening, after the Der.
fOrmance, as he was standing on the corner of
the street, listening with tickled ear to the
batteries Of two or three friends, a ragged
lriShmen approached him.
Are yees MIR, tn ackthur? ?''
actors reply, rs he inwardly wondered what
business such a specimen Of humanity could
have with him.
Then it's mcsclf, sir, that wud be spakinr
to yees on your acting. Beded, it's beautiful,
"Why, when did you see act ?''
Th' other night, sir, when they played
Richard tho Third. BE the powers, sir, 1 could
have stayed all night, l was so PLACED.
"And pray where did you manage to raise
the money to get ;" IT I-.0
81 didn't get in, sir, at all, at all. DiyiI
the red cent had onny way. But there's a
shed, sir, right side OF the theaytur, an L
climbed onto post, sir, an saw an l heard
all that was goiu' on
1" And you liked it my good fellow?"
" Ye may take yer oath of it 1 did,
There :" said the tragedian, turning to his
friends, ~ assure you, gentlemen, that that
expression of unbiased admiration from the
lips of that honest follow is far more crafty
ing to my feelings than all the unqualified
praise Ihave invariably received at the hands
of the ablcst critics Of America. Pray, INV
good man." addressing himself to the Irish.
man, with what portion of my performance
of Richard the Third were you most pleased
ovid the dying scence, sir. Ye was so very
dhroll an amusin' in that that L thought d
kill meself wild laughing at ye."
Tho tragedian walked home.
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Mr. William w. Richeson. of this CITY

n Mr. William w. Richeson, of this city
has just returned from a hunting expedition
over the hills Of Kinnosinnick, and among all
his adventures mono arc moro remarkable than
that with the snakes. We arc informed by
one of the company Of hunters, that he killed
thirty ra.tlesnakes (the longest of which was
four feet and the shortest eighteen inches, }
and seven copper head snakes. This exploit
IN the determination of snakes will give him
the title OF the greatest snake killer, if not the
greatest snake. .charmer Of the age! He Is 3
Nimrod in every particular Eagle
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MRS. q. II. SMITH.

MKS. q. III. SMITH,
a2O ID street aorfh, bettcssn 9Th and 7tk,
PEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- OF Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
that she Is prepared 10 give Inst uction in classes
ana private lessons, in the art Of MAKING WAX
FLOWERS and VASES. Also. WaYFujt and
Ornamental Leather work
Ladies wishing to avail themselves Of this op-
Eoitunlty OF acquiring a most beautiful accom-
PsnInent VIII please call as early as possible as
Mrs y. does not contemplate remaining long I'm
the city. --'
wax riowers In Glasses, per term Of II les
S0
wax Fruit In Glasses, per term Of II lessons. .s5
Learner WORK in Glasses, per term Of lessons So
frivate Lessons 81 each-Vases 80
bo9uets and Vases, Wreaths, Single Flowers,
&C iof safe, or made 10 order. au 26 6m
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH FEMALE SEM.
MARY FUR BOARDING PULLS.

BY NJ. A. TYSON & SISTERS.
vTNHIS SEMINARY Is SITUATED AT AIN
Il wick, midway on the Baltimore and Wash
ington Railroad and Turnpike.
The Fall term will commence on Monday, Isl
OF September, at which time the pupils are de-
sired to be In attendance.
Increased facilities afforded for the acquisi-
tion Of Music and French, whilst the English
brasches receive that instruction necessary for a
through education.
Every accommodation and comfort are afforded
for large Number Of pupils.
For further particulars circulars may be lad al
the principal Bookstores, and at Or. Tyson's
Drug store, corner Of 10th and streets, Washing
ton. jy 29-eotSep1
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H 1t should be generally known that the
inc A v as the Spanish fy or Cantharides, and,
being a homo product, should be used instead
of he imported fly. Most physicians know
their properties, and would freely use them if
thew could obtain them in sufficient quantities.
Those who do not know that they are fully
equal to the Cantharides for blisters, can socn
learn their value by fair trial.
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g Galignanni's Messenger gives an ac-
count of man walking on the river Seine, at
Paris, recently, with apparent ease. He had
each foot in a small trngulrr box, securely
fastened with straps round his legs. and in his
hand he carried a long balance pole, similar
to those used by rope dancers, except that at
each end was attached a large inflated blad :
der. When getting of his balance be dipped
the end of the pole, and the resistance caused
by the bladder touching the water restored
him IN his eouilibrium.
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PIANOS! PIANOS

WE HAVE NOW IN STORE THE LAR
w gest and most reliable stock offE@lID
Pianos ever offered In this city, con f1Y"
sisting Of every size, style and finish, from Bos
ton and New York celebrated manufactures,
ranging In prices from S175 to e600.
Old Pianos taken in part payment for new, lib
eral discounts for cash
Also, ALWAYS on hand, Accordeons, Melodeons,
Guitars, Violins, Flutes, strings, &c. ,
u PIANOS FOR RENT, by the evening,
month, quarter, or year.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
auD 5G6 Pa ave near 10th street
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MIR. BUSHNELi'S SCHOOL,
o. All T irttenth street, ,bettceen F and G SIS.

No. All L trtSsnth street, bettceen + and G. Sts.
VHE DUTIES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
be resumed on the fist Monday in September
The course Of Instruction embraces all the branch
es Of a complete academical education.
The number Of pupils is limited to so many as
can be carefully and thoroughly taught by the
Principal himself, aided only in the department
Of Modern Languages,
For circulars apply at the school.room.
an l0-eOlW6 w w
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The best materials and the best workmanship is
employed to produce S5 Hat, which is sold for
81 so. We do crsh business, meet with no los
ses, but give each customer full value for his
money Felt and Straw Hats unusually low.
N. b Agent for Driscoll's Balm Of a Thousand
Flowers. Price 25 cents per bottle
ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa avenue, Agent
for New York Hat Company. m 2a-N
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YOUNG LADlEU' SEMINARY,
Co,sey of Dxnbayton and Montgomery streets
Georgetoton, ID: G.

MRS. GEN'L WHEELER, Prnc1PaI
VUSHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. win be resumed on Monday, September LIST
with renewed exertons on the paft OF the PTinci-
pal for the intellectual, moral, and religious I'm
provement Of pupils committed to her care.
Mrs W. tenders her thanks to her friends and
patrons for the liberal amount OF patronage sht
has received and respectfully solicits q continue
ton OF the same.
Circulars obtained on application to the Princi
pal. au 7-tSepl5
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- BROOKyILLE ACADEMY.

...H BROOkVlLLE ACADEMY,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND.
1lNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will commence september 1st
Terms For Tuition, Board, Washing, etc.,
Sl60 per annum
Catalogues may be obtained at C. II. Lanes,
Pa avenue, or by addressing the Principal, at
Brookville, Md.
E. b. PRETTYMAN, A. M,
au 16-2w Principal
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RUGBY ACADEM

RUGBY ACADEMY,
Fonrteenth street, opposite Franklin Square.
VNHE TENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
L this Institution will commence on Monday,
September 1st.
Number Of pupils limited.
Circulars may be obtained at the residence Of
the Principal, on N, between l2th and 18th sts.
q. +. MORRISON,
au 15-HtE Principal.
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II The power of horse is understood TO to
be that which will elevate weight OF os,ooe
pounds the height OF one toos "a = ,h. r.s. ~ of
time, equal to about 80 pounds ~ tne 10" 0'
four miles an hour.
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aEORGETOWN COLLEGE. nc.
STUDIES WILL BE RUSUMED IN THIS
~ institution on Monday, September 1st.
au G-lw b. A. MAGUIRE Pres
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BOOT, SHOE, AND

ces, Bonnet Boxes, new styIci Carpet Bags Of all
styles and qualities Also, general assortment
Of Ladies', Gents, Boys, and Misses Shoes, all
Of the above articles will And II to their advan.
tage to examine my stock before purcha hasing else
where Callat 3. p. HOOVERS,
iron Hall Penn. ave-, bet. 9TH and Nth
U2 -. 9 streets.
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~ Ill nature in one person disturbs tho
whole company. and makes them feel cross,
too, as electricity at one end runs the whoie
length Of the wire,
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY
IN1EEXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. Will be resumed on Monday September 1st
II. }. DENECKERE, 81,
6u ET-1t PPeSidenr
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ECEiVED A FULL SUPPLY OF

y hne drab Beaver ventila-
ted HATS, which l offer
at $3 so; they are the best
Hats for the price In the
United States. The best
black dress Hats got up In
he latest style for 81 so, as
good as those usually sold
at s5 and a good fashion,
able fiat at 50, worth S4;
and a flrst-Tate n at, So so.
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Educational.
MISS n. FISHER

WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL ON MON.
W day, the 1st September For terms, &c,
apply at NO: 3S3, on 18th street, between l. and
Massachusctts avenue an os-3t
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METROPOLITAN STEAM FIGURING
MILL,
Ohto ausnue, near 18th street and the Canal.
YNHE BEST FAM lily FLOUR, CORN
l. MEAL made and prepared for family puIpo-
ses, HORSE FEED, &C., for sale at the lowest
cash prices, by
COLTMAN & DUNCANSON.
eu 28-WFSjt
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.
THE UNION ACADEMY.

Y. RIcHARps, Mrs. II RICHARDS,
--T+.' Prin IT, A. Prin. u. r. A.
vJNHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF ThI
Il Institution, and Of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, will commence on MONDAY Sep
tem6er 1, 1856. - O.. jy 23-3m
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g Il f 4 n w OOD EN- NARY,
FOR YOUEG LADIES,

ThTse miles out on Secenth street. Plank Road
Is now open for the reception Of pupils.
Address MRS. WIN. KESLEY, Washington,
ID. & au 16-tSepI$
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4 ID X q T. TOWN CLASSICAL, AND
MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY,
1INHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. will be resumed on Monday, September
1st. v. A BOWEN
au l9ccd2w Principal.
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FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS.

VNHE TENTH TERM UF THIS INSTITU-
l. tion will commence on the 9Th Of the ninth
month (September) next.
Circulars containing further information in re.
gard to the School will be furnished to persons
or WIN. II FARQURkR, at Olney Post Oriee,
Montgomery county, Maryland. au 7-SW
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SP. HvOvER'A

~ r. NsOVEh'A
De TRUNK ESTAB
LISHM ENT Il have
on hand the largest and
most extensive assort-
M Mt o. eentlemens'
and Ladies' Sole Leath.
er Travling Trunk, Iron
and Ood Fra m G
PACKING Trunks. Vail.
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MRS. M EEN

- - b. MRS. MEM
WILL RESUME THE DUTIES OF HER
~ school on Monday, September lst at No. III
Ihird street, between High and Market streets,
georgetown, ID. &. au -WThS3t#
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and rclf ase to the United States and release to
Texas must bs duly executed by such r Taty. to-
gether with The assignment and releases from the
person in whose favor settlement and Jayment is
| requested
One or more audited certificates, or one or more
evidence of the same character Of deb. may b. in
cluded in the same assignment, ret ascs aud aiida
Wit Of ownership, if each ccniit ate is correctly dc
scubed by numb,r, date, amount, nd rams Of the
original payce 1t should also appear whether the
certificates were issued by the authorities Of the
State Of Texas, account of the drbt OF the rcpub
lie, or were issued by the republic al Texas, accord
ing TO the facts of each case.
The asi3nm2 mt 10 the United States may b. ma lc
In ccn1mon form the rcIt aIcs should b dIawn az
| cording to the foi ms subjoined-A and B.
JAMES GUTHRIE. -'"
Secretary Of the Tfcusuy.
. -.- Form a.
Know all persons by these presents that
- has relc 'cd ana hereby rel. s-s, tho Unised
acs of Am Iit from all further liability or cla IN
LOT me Layment OF certificate or ev,uence of d.bt
the late rep bile Of Tcxa., (or by the authorities oi
the state OF TtxaJ, az the case may y and re-
deemed by the United Sta accordance with the
provisions of al act OF Congress entitled "An act to
p'ov tor the payment of such creditors of the late
rpubis of Teya5 as are comprehended i'm the act of
Congress of September nine, eighteen hundred nd
fifty" approved the 2oth day of February 1855 aud
an act OF the .tatc Of Texas, approved tAc LIST Of
FubrUa y. 1856
AS witness my hand and seal.
Form b.
Know all persons by these presents that
has r. leased, aad hereby rcita ascs, the 8 Of
Texas fr, IN all further Liability or claim for the pay
IN ini or certihcas or evidence of Il bi numbI
10 the sum of s., issued by the late re.
publ Of Texas, (or by the authorities of the SAFE
Of 4 xas az the case may bc,) nd rcdce med by the
United states in ;corfance with the provisions Of
act OF Congress- entitled An act to provide for
the payment of SUCH creditors of the late republic of
Texas az are compreIended in the act of Congress
OF Sept' mbcr niue, eighteen hundred and ffty,"
the State of Texas, approved The ls, of February.
1856
As witness INV hal nd and s.al
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
~ street, bsttceen 12th md 13th xt.cets

HhEnSVN INSTITUTE,
III street, bet,ceen 12th and 18Th streets.
SELECT CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
1NHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTE
u Will be resumed on Monday, September 1st.
thorough instruction will be given In the vart.
Gus branches Of an English and Classical Educa-
tion. The number Of pupils is limited. Students
preparing to enter College, and those especially
who wish to qualify themselves for admission
into advanced classes, will have the benefit Of a
particular and careful training.
Terms per quarter, for the English branches
Sl2,50; for the full course, SIS.
For further particulars address
au 19-u CHARLES. B. YOUNG, Prin.
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fyHOIOE FAMILY HAMS, Prime Smoked
~ Reef and Bologna Sausage, Just In store and
for sale bv KING a. BURCHELL,
265 Vermont avenue, corner 18th
aus and streets.
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MISS Nj. LEWIS,

MISS M. LEWIS,
VIII reopen her School for Young Ladies on
MONDAY, September LIST,
On the corner of ga and II streets.
au l6- eotSer1
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J. CONNOLLY, Undertaken,

SVNNSbAAs onuohA', "
5He- AZ SsvsstS stysst, Ssst sids, bet. q and II,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of Washington and
the adjoining counties that he Is
prepared to attend 20 all orders at -
the shortest notice and on the most liberal terms
He Will spare no pains TO give entire satisfaction
on all occasions. He guarantees to preserve the
dead In the warmcst weather for any length Of
time. =
A large supply Of ready made COFFINs Of
all sizes and qualities, always on hand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses, and every other
Article furnished Of the best quality.
share Of the public patronage Is respectfully
solicited. mar 2i-tY
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nR. MUNsON, AT 339 PENN'A AVENUE
- Ia still making those beautiful AA

!" u BtlII InaKInX thO3t B0dutlIuI A/1IkA
continuous GUM TEETH, called XS=
Aliens Patent, for the excciIency ofSuI1CD
which over ali other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, will cheSrfully vouch
There Is one Dentist In this city VINO has been
Of IL, against whom hereby caution the public.
N. B. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed II Is because he Is Ignorant
Of the process. incom, etent to make the work, or
n unwillfpp tn nav for the patent. lie l6U