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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04
THE LITTLE COFFIN.

BY MRS. II. L. DosTWTCK..
Twas tiny, rosewood thing,
Eben bound, and glittcring
With it's stars ofsilvery white,
SiIvery tablet, blank and bright,
Downy pilIowed, satin lined,
That l, lettering chancedt to find
mid the dust, scent and gloom
or the undertnker's room,
Waiting, empty-ah for whom
ALI what love watched cradle bed
Keeps 10 night the nesting head,
Or OH what soft pill owing breast
Is the cherub form ut rest,
That ere long, with darkened eye,
Sleeping ton lullaby,
Whitley robed, and still, and cold,
Pale flowers slipping from its hold,
Shall this dainty couch enrold
All what bitter tears shall stain
All this satin sheet like rain
And what towering hopes be hid
'Neuth this tiny coffin lid,
Scar rcely large enough 10 bear
Little words, that must be there,
Little words, cut deep, and true,
Bleeding mothers, hearts anew
Sweet, pet name, and AGED TWO"
Oh! can sorrows lowering plumes
Round our pathway cast gloom,
Chill and Garksomc as tho Shade
BY an infants coffin made
From our arms an angel flies,
And our startled, duzzIcd eyes,
Weeping around its vacant place,
Cannot rise its path to trace,
Caunot SEQ the angel face
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04
ENDYMIoN.
,BY HENRY W. LoNeFE11Ow,, =.

b 3
4, Sid By HENRY W. LoNGFELIow. q. ela s,.
,ad The rising moon has hid the stars, ynsi7sg
IT HerIeyelrays,l like golden bars, ry ul1d
sHi i,e yLieaonthe landscape green, qiiqau
'mss siI With shadows brown -betweenJ ssd
.es And silver white the river CLEANS, i,sbgs.
,v As if Dianna, in her dreams, ,odef ,eeq-
,,,.;,s. Had dropt her silver bow a., I,:.ii
.a5 val Upon the meadows low; r. er. a-ra,.
On such q tranquil night as this; J." f.569
q she woke Endymion with KISS 80! '"a}
V"a A''When, sleeping in the grove a-'
D.. He dreqm'd not Of her love. '"G ,'' u.
INV hSTLgHsT 81 tt.H zTeu 'IsatES sd |
Il Like Dian kiss, unnsk ID, unsought, yy.ag
'1s Love gives itself, but is not bou ght,3 $ 2.
."y So Nor voice, nor sound betrays p a=",
.a' It's deep ,impassion'd gaze. En fne
1t comes-the beautiful, the free, ..., f..
p The crown of all humanity ...H ,..,.f
.. ....r In silence and alone .. ... sr...s
-.. To seek the elected one. ..,.... '.., e
tlirts the how, whose shadows deep
Are Life's oblivion, the SOULS sleep, .'''
And kisses the closed eyes .
OF him, who slumbering lies.
o, weary hearts! o, slumbering eyes!
o, dropping souls, whose desttnes
Arc fraught with fear and pain,
Ye shall be loved again! .rsGa
s.. - 70. -- -.r-. r.1.. J-actl
No one is so accursed by fate, .r..a
No one so utterly dcsol4te, r.ras: O..
But some heart, though unknown,
Responds. unto its own. -,.l Is.
Respondents if, with unseen wings, ~.
A breath from heav'n had touch'd its strings;
And whispers, in lis song,
'*Where hast thou stay'd so long?"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

BALLOONS AID CRtsoLtSE.-Thc CHAR.
0ari has discovered what Il considers d
useful employment of the little balloons
with which ChiIdren have been amusing
themselves Of late. A gentleman andla-
dy are represented walking out in the
country during the hot season. The for
mer takes off his coat and hat, and fxes
them on the balloon, which he allows 10
ascend some distance above his head,
where IL remains stationary, being held by
the string and forms o. protection against
the rays OF the sun. The lady does the
same with her shawl and bonnet and 60
avoids the necessity Of carrying a sum
shade. The same journal has carica-
ture, representing bathing establish
mept by the sea.shoro. A gentlemen
comes up, and finding an immense e,tHos
line standing erect, exclafms, "Ah { here
is tent. bnthow the deuce am I to get
into IL 2" and, at the same moment, The
proprietress Of the article cries out in
great alarm from awhcfet she ig bathing.
",1l0nsiear ,taiSSez Uaen jupon traAQaiiiejJs
Vou8 f1TiePs sa'ItHd H73H -3gig3 Hs3i
sEs'tf-a. =. ..ss5s -tl.. ,..s.a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

A You've B'HnY: "A ragged urchin
had curiosity to see thelNew York Mu-
scum the other day, and quietly stepped
IN oy the door-keeper, who caught him by
the arm and demanded his quarter, The
little urcbin drew uptto- his fdlls height,
aud told the man he didfn want to 6uy his
mussuuaAh he wanted osses il. . The door.
keeper passedA him ih9sg aud offered him Ills
hat in the bargain. 'i1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

4 agIotd ohansellos Clare, On oueooc.
CASTOR. while CGEreu vas addressifig, rim
in most important case, soecnpiea him
self With a fayorftea sPaniel seated apear
him bGprfan having ceased speakipg.
through ipajgaetion,0 or msliee prepense.
Lord Glare sERiseda bis head and sskedes.S
sif'lNhys don't you proceed Mr. Gure
RAM o. 81 tassss4 800 div .sUs .iis
fst1 thought your leEdships were jp cenr
snltation, replied eurrapsu F,iasasi4d0
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

E tue TosovE,-A white farr, ar on on tho
tongue attends simple fever and ,iinaama-
lion. Yellowness ofthe tongue attends o
derqpgemept Of tbe. liver. and Is common
TO bilious and typhus fevers. a tongue
yiYidly red on the tip and edge, or down
the centre or over the whole, sHriace, at.
tends information Of The rni1euous. mem.
brane Of the stomach and bowels. A
white velvet tongue attends mental dis
eases. a conquered at The. lips. becom-
ing brown, dry, and glazed. atsends "
phus state, Tie description Of symptpms
might be extended infinitely, taking Ia aIl
the propensities and obliquities Of mental
and moral condition. I, The tongue Il i.
most expressive as wen as an unriuly ujiIl
member lsssieientse Anserieea ,,si,,.,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

A Coon IDEA. An agricultural society
up Vermont offers the following premium:
a beautiful silk dress (the color and quail
lty to be optional with the fair recipient. }
to the maker of the best loaf of, bread the
competitors to be unmarried ladies, and
the committee of ofjudges TO consist ofbach.
elors and widowers. 1t is generally
thought that bachelors in search of good
house-keepers will be on h and at that fair.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

- MARRIAeE, LICENSES FOR JuI,Y.rO OnlE
te4.of, 1besc interesting fdocnments were
issued. from The GleFk,s, Office OF the
County Court Of Richmond for the past
months The hot weather and harvest.
ne presume have had somet6ing,to do
reducing spsculasions in this line. 4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04
a B,hoy, at School.

One Of the Juveniles, though conside.
rably advanced. presented himself not
long since for admission to public school
near the Dry Dock. He was shown to a
seat, and in the course Of the morning the
master resolved TO eater into alittle ex.
animation Of the youths capacities and
knowledge, prior to assigning him TO q
class. Calling to the b'hoy 70 stand up.
l% po you know k 5tlr anything Of 5ffgF o5ffggFFammar9"
" I don't know anything else." !. r,s
Very we'll! Now attend-In the be-
seorla." , -. $50 -.
All Che b'hoy knew Of grammar was
what he. had heard that very, morning
from the different classes reciting around
him-but he had been taught that when
he vas 6ghtingin the dark he must strike
out from the shoulder right and left, and
all would be right. ~ !" Parse world 3's he
dtsywied 1.1ay out ePaulringly, s0' as To- gain
5HssYss In the beginning beg III iipt God made "a
the world-parse s,Oqrld.9 = .-,f, 80. -.
!" wall. world is the biggest kind, Of, .
noun, masculine gender, al sorts of ten
ses, past, present aud future. and 'TsleP.
ping his hands down, on the. desk, with a
force that shook the building-" rs ,gog.
,erIsa By .GSD ]. Now fetch on your Sun.
day School scholars old ihoss, and see j
they. can beat 7that ~. z. Pc. :: &. =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

E1- When is ship like an appren.
ieeg Ans. When she's bound out
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

Papa have guns got ilegs2 9Doa
fsNso.' sssE aNssI5 1859 nflIasot 81 sVedW
How dolthey kick, then2'' ts0a
with their breeches, my sons"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

low Iowa z9It IS gsnssfalis tinderostood tiist
the new con stituticn has been adopted by
the people. but thst the separate clause.
admitting free colored men to free suf-
frage In common with the whites. has
been voted down By large msjority.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

: .Usf7RBiL22BEELEaD5. Usf7RBiL I'll o Mop1ksfY The shayts
fcaI.1 Courier says that two gentlemen
Of that county, who were each rendered
the appointms snt of county Judge, BY the
Governor, declined on ME ground that
they did not think ithemsel yes fully auaI,
fled for the position, Can any other
Ats il ihs Union ri n spreaass sush
men tnaeeltss4 tsisf93 a4f 20 bsu.salefsb ns6d
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

,..s5t re fshye l4sofe9 * .saaff sgi5os4
2z!AgA9 1sIBgefIl Il sdsea asf III adj
sdT 5TE1TT9fI7 q - ~ ~ 775 II
srug sd iadi 5us gssssS = Il s1aasiiU a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-04

Penny wise iisi is found foolish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

ST. PAUL NOT INPALLIBLB Elder Clark, of
Block Island, comes over to the main land, in
the State Of Connecticut, occasionally, and
enlightens the people with his original views
of Scripture and peculiar style of preaching
He always prsys for the people that dwell in
the Antaka6tted parts Of the earth. and at
one time, wishing to speak of the equinox, he
called il the Eco uimau lux, to the great amuse-
ment of his hearers. lie follows the water
for a living, and has o pair Of hands hard
enough and broad enough for the roughest
service; so that We may imagine the sensation
he produced in large congregation when be
threw himself forward upon the pulpit cush-
ion, and thrusting out both hands in an earnest
call to the youths, he excleamed, " Pause
young men, say pause" 1t was impossible
TO think of anything but patcs 50 long as he
stood in that suggestive attitude.
men who find it hard to make their own views
chime in with those Of scripture, and be does
not hesitate TO svow his own whatever they
may be. Thus, after announcing q text ia
Romans, he would say
"Now, my brethren. Paul was Q great and
good man, and generally safe guide for he
was careful about what he said But we must
take into consideration that be lived very
long time ago, when the world was not civil
lied, and people, even the best Of them, did
not have the opportunities Of learning sach az
We have nowadays And so il happens that
Paul does not understand the subject as we'll
as we do, and this is one of those places where
Paul and don't agree"
But with all his eccentricities the Elder was
believed to be a good man, and to have used
his gifts TO the best of his abilities. The best
of men can do no better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

By WALL, BARNARD 4 CO., Auctioneers
IhUSfE&'S SALE.-BY AUTHORITY
Il Of a deed Of trust from George Armstrong
and ulia st. w his w fe, dated the 18th day of
December, 1884, and by direction Of the party
whose debt Is secured thereby, the subscriber
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on the 1st day Of April next, at O'Clock In the
afternoon, on the premises, the following Lots In
the city Of Washington, namely: Lots No 23
and "a, In equlre No sci; lot No "a being at the
Intersection Of Virginia avenue and Ist street
west, fr 'ntng IS ct inches on 1st steet and %
feet inches on Virginia avenue, with resr
front Of 4S feet on 20 foot alley; and lot No 90
adjoining west, with front OF 80 feet inches
on Virginia avenue, and rear front Of 32 feet on
And, on ths I'd day Of April, at O'Clock, on
the premises, commanding at the Hrst lot, and
then proceeding to the second, the following, 2,
namely: Part Of Lot No 10, In Square No 4si
fronting IL feet on 5th street west, and 90 feet
inches deep, commencing on 5th street. 10 feet
south OF n street north, containing ,5e7 square
feet Lot No In Square M, said lot being cen
trally situated between and H streets, contain
ing 9,9O0 square feet.
Terms: One-third cash; the re,idue In 6. 10
and lS months, for which the bonds cf the pur-
chaser will be taken, bearing interest, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust On the properly.
IL the terms are not complied with within ave
days from day Of sale, the property will be re
sold at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after notice Of seven days.
CHARLES MYERS, Trustee
WALL, BARNARD T. CO,
mar M-db '... Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02


Bv JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME AND NEA RLY NEW
Il Furniture and HeusehsId Effects at
Auctten.-On FRIDAY MORNING, April Sd |,
at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of X ngman + .
Page, ksq on street, few doors south of
IEdiana avenue, 1 shall sell his Furniture and
Household Effects, comprising
rich satin brocstelle, consisting Of two SO
fas, two large Arm Chairs, four perior and
one gothic Chair, beautiful carved walnut
centre Table, with marble top
Haad,ome carved walnut Wha,not, French
Clock
Pair Of Mirors, Mantel Ornaments
Rich brocateile and embroidered Curtains, Cor.
Velvet Tapestry, and three ply Carpe.s. Rugs
OilclOtn, Stair Carpet, Rods and Eyes
Gas Chandeliers, Window Shades
Mahogany match dining Tables
Do Sofa, walnut sideboard
DO Chairs, Radiator, 6iando!es
Rush, cane. and wood seat Chairs
Rich gold band French China Tea Set
CIockery and 6lass Ware, silver plated Castors
Silver plated Tea Set, Spoons and Forks
Ivory handled Knives and Forks, Fire Irons
superior cerved walnut French and high POST
Bedsteads
Handsome marble. top Bureaus, w..bs,ands
Painted Cottage Set, marble-top Sofa Table
Festher Bed, Bolsters, and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bedding
Looking Glasses, Toilet sets, Curtains
Bath Tub, Lounge, Rockers
Gas Fixtures through the house
Cooking stove and Fixtures
Together with general assortment of n Household
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum
credit Of so and 80 days, for sa;isfaetorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
mar 3l-d j. MCGUIRE, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

FYNNY BRITISH CONSUL's HAND
l. Beck, I vol, London
Oa Consular Service, by John Green, British
Consul In Greece, vol, London =
Mensch-Manuel Prsctique du Consulat, 1 vol.
Leipsic
De Cussy-Reglements Consulaires des Etats
Maritimes, 1 vol, Letpsic =
De Clercq, ct De vallat; Guide Pracnque des
Consulats, vol, Paris
Moreuil-Aanuel des Agents Consulsi.es, 1
vol, Paris
Moreuil-Dictionna,re des'Chancelleries Diplo.
matiq 1es ct ConsuIaires, 2 vols, Paris
De eCussy-Dictionaire du Diplomat ct du Con.
sul vol, Leipsic
Hen:hav.Manuel for United States Consuls,
I vol, New York
The United States Consular System and Manual
Tor Consu.s, vol, Washington
Tuson-bhtish Consuls .danual and Practical
Guide vol, London
De Martens -Precis des droits ct des fonctions
Paris = =
Eniou-American Diplomatic Code for Public
Ministers and Consuls, 2 vols, Washington
And many other valuable works on the aame
subiect-oa Maritime Law; on the Laws Of Var
ana Commerce; and on other braches Of Diplo-
macy and International aw, imported from Eu-
ropeby FRANCK TAYLOR,
mar Is e. .t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

VTIHREE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
L Houses Nos. 46, as, and so Louisiana ave.
and on easy terms viii be sold separate or to
gether Title good. One Is a four-storv Brick,
with finished basement, nsariv new. and In COM
plete order, with " iter and gas throughout Ap-
ply to r X. LUNDY, at No 46 Louisiana ave-
nue., Washington, or Nc. lsS Bridge street,
Georgetown. mar 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
HAN DsoME FOUR-sTORY RRICK

NOR SALE--THOSE FOURTEEN LOTS
Il Of ground In square No 107, in the First
Ward, on which the Corporation contemplated
two years ago, to erect a Market House They
are bounded on X, 10th, and streets, numbered
9, 9, TO- IL. 12, 13, a. Is, Is, H. IS, 10, and 20,
half Of said square. The new market house
stands In street, rear and immediately west of
said lots which contain fifty three housand square
feet exclusive Of Eve thousand seven hundred and
forty square feet laid down as alleys and is per-
haps the most desirable unimproved lots In that
section Of the city. A sale Of the whole together
would be perferred, and II not effected before the
10th Of April, will be offer at public auction
The title Is indisputable, and taxes paid
JAMES II. CAUSrEN, No. 2Os r street.
mar 96-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

HIGH SOUTHERN GROUND Captain Jones,
of the United States Army, a Virginian by
birth, stationed not long since at Benecia, Cal
ifornia, had with him body servant, a slave,
named Joe One morning the captain was
startled by the news Of Joe's having shot
another negro, and sternly asked him how he
dared to do so. Joe seemed at 6rst cast down,
but rallying himself, and looking the captain
full in the face, replied: DE fact is, msssa,
dart ar niger was one Of dem New York free
niggers. lie Suited me, and l had to take
Sudron ground wild him "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

1 In Salem, few nights ago, q gentle
man was aroused from sleep by n strange
sense of sutfocation and difficult breathing.
He had unconsciously swallowed his set Of
false teeth, which became fixed in his throat
and nearly choked him The surgeon was
called, who, after laboring for several hours,
succeeded in seizing upon the intruders anu
removing them without irjury to the patien''
who had a narrow escape from death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE. Auct,onee,

By JAS. C. Mes CURE, Auctioneer
RRICK AND STONE OF tn z National
y Theatre at Public Auction.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, April 10th, at O'Clock,
on the premises, shah sell the entire lot Of Brick
and stone standing In the walls and stacked up
IN front OF the National Theatre comprising about
eoO ooo brick and large quantity Of blue rock In
the foundation.
Offers for the above at pris ate sale will he en-
tertsined, the brick sold by measurement In the
walls and taken down by the purchaser
A credit Of two and four months will be given
Tor approved endorsed no es, bearing interest
mar l7-d JAS e.. MCGUIRE, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

SPEEDY JUsrIcE.-0n Thursday, in Gin
.;nnsti. a kwindler named Mccarthy de-
frauded with a galvanized watch a country
man. The amount obta Ne was $40 The
victim made complaint, and beflre evening
the thief b ad been made to refund tae $40, had
been fined Sl00, and sent to prison Cor ten
days. Good magistrates in Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

THE SoUrH MANUFACTURING foR TIE Nohrh
r, ia ,sther strange TO see printing paper sent
20 81. North. but, singular as it may appear,
su su.h !. the fact. The Pioneer Paper Factory &C
uyn a.h.ns Ca. is shipping paper to Philadelphia
10. ,ss of the Philadelphia Inquirer II
;or ~ .ue sunerior article, and reflects credit
~ ths nsnufactory. A lot goes forward by
~. NEXT Philadelphia steamer.-'Saranna.
ID D.,,,bI1ndn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
r. Mr. Batchsn and Miss Jsqustt were a

r. Mr. Bstchell and Miss Jsquett were az
a party in Chester county, Pa, about year
ago, when he stumped her TO marry him, and
q clergym man Immediately tied the knot but
the marriage was never consummated; and
now, the girl being q village belle, with 9
desire to ring in other coDquests, and the
which he can't dispose Of without his wifs's
signature, she prays the legislature for a spec
Al act of divorce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

(sOTTAGE FOR RENT..LAND FOR SALE.
~ For rent, for term Of two TO four years, a
tasteful COTTAGE Of three basement, Ave first oor,
three second foor and four attic Rooms, with
modem conveniences for heating the house and
supplying II with water. A Farm attached, OF
two undred acres, which can be reduced to any
quantity agreed on; eight miles from Washing
ton-thlee from Alexandria, high, healthy and
romantic. II rented Immediately servants and
furniture can 90 with house to end Of the cunent
year Also, Farm Of 800 acres with improve
ments, within three miles above, for sale or lease
Enquire Of fSWEENY, ,RlTTENHOUSEF FAINT
co, Bankers, and Col. IRWIN, Land Ofdce.
mars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

Mr. BUcHANAN's INAUGURAL IN CUBA -
Tue Havana Diario comments at length upon
Mr Buchana,'s Inaugural, which il thinks
on the whole temoerate and pacific, contra L
ing favorably with the messages OF his prede-
cessors. Nevertheless. il seems stiii 70 enter
tain great distrust of the doctrines ot Tie
American Democracy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
DEN TISTRY.
DIR. STE II n BAILY,
Office Ne. 1ss Pennsylvania Avsnus,
TArss doors from I4fA street.

nR. BAlLY begs leave to inform thu public
II that he can be seen at all hours. at his Office,
located as above He feels assured that an eIpe-
rieace Of nfteea years. practice, with the large
number Of patients, and great variety of difacuit
cases that he has treated SUCCESSFULLY viii enable
him to sarmount any diAculty, ssientifc or 9TH
erwise, reladng TO the Teeth His own expert
enoe con Alarming the opinion Of many men emi-
nent In the profession, and especially Drs Harris
and j. and Z Parmly, has led him, long since,
70 discard all Iaercurial preparations for filling
Teeth, also all Enamens, 6utta Percha, India
Rubber, and Cements for the constructina Of Con-
rnuous Gum feefh, and that Porcelain, mounted
eau be worn Ia the mouth, as was most conclu-
siveiy shown by the last American Dental Con.
sentiOn.
Although he fstters himself that from his long
residence and practice In Washington, he II "a.
yoraoly known 10 his numerous friends Ind pa
irons, ne Degs leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
vrun The late Rector Of NE Caureh spiphsay ofths ey.
Dr. srsrass BALI: Ds sir-I DESIRE s1prs.. my 60
Psraor dseasi The Operations. sr.cutsd
rom Ilsoa. .sa d. pusiie JOur % v.
w..SingtOu, A.sas. Is. lsss. Nv. ysEsCa-
From Of u. OIAss. arm, B.unOr. ns..r. Bssss
H.vnx snRssy.d Dr. s.sphsu B.iIy sarseou Dentist Of
pI.. o. 1orI which b. d % iay sstir. ...1.esoo
.nd n view sf the t.ss that 90. q "a. most
P.-:sd Hi.s 70 perfOra the same work sAsf.eorfy t
sVe< great pleasure conadeacs
high sstmsIon Of his pr0fssSsnal skill
B>lamo<s, January II 1857. HARnANN BOGGS.
krt<set from Q note received late Hon. John r.
Clayton.
q. s. SENATE August 10 Isss.
ne tsss you made or me- work ID nra5y nothies coald
b ssstss Very gr.ssfsily, JOHN a. cLAYfos.
10 hoss that sssk relief from The maadIes Of the teeth
can ebesrfaly reoonmend Dr.. D. BAy q superior
Gss he made tesih family
plugged several eth fo- myself and the work all
veil for more thsn years. R0BBRr r. NIXON,
VI the Va. Confs.sr Of the y. z. ChuTca south.
ApSn ID, lsss. ...-
We tbs uadsrssnsd having h1d occasion
OF tbs professional skl Of Dr. Bsy suryeon Dens
ts y or havaE been cognisut or his operations
hiss or friends lake pleasure In expressing stlrs
Gon OF bis srtlste ski veil 80 OF the unbrmy sssfso
ory manner ID which he performs the delicate
ecult re. cectfuv 70
commend hin Of as public
which 70 consider
IHOAAs I. WALTER, JOS. II. BRADLEY,
Archaect 8 Capitol. Of wsshinxton D. q
Ta0AA5 hILLEB, n. D., GEORGE WALTON
ofWs.aRgton, ID. o. Ex6ovsrnor Of Florida
b. g. B0HRRR, a D. wALTRR LzHOX
OF Seorsesoun ID. O. EK Mayor of Washington.
n. D. LINCOLN D., HENRY BALDWIN
Warrington. C. z. g. Pstsut once-
- O. WIGHT, PRINCIPAL kittsnhoass Academy.