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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22

lTIt is said in the West Chester Rec
ord that the farm committee Of the sgri.
cultural society report the apple crop 10
Chester county as failure.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22

Coop REAsoN.-A colored woman vi ho
was carrying an umbrella down stree
yesterday, about ROOD, was asked Why
she did so. She said it was to keep her
from becoming tanned.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22

"I am afraid desr wife, that. while I
am gone absence will conquer love-
"Oh, never fear dear husband, the longer
you stay away the better | shall like you"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22

Charity is such lonely creature, my
blood comes up when see set of ras-'
cals-aud there's a pretty knot in this
town trying to impose upon her.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22

Mr.. Shocraft, of White Pigeon, the
great potato man of Michigan, had plant
ed 200 acres of potatoes for this year. .
crop.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22

Earth is here so kind that, just tickle
her with hoe, and she laughs With .
harvest.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22

I've heard people say. truth lives 10
well; if so I'd advise you to take an ear
ly dip in the bucket.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22

s~To destroy rsts-cateh them one
by one, and fatten their heads with the
lemon squeezer.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-07-22
VOL is.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per ahnum in advance-Two
dollars and quarter, half yearlyand II not paid be-
fore the end OF the year, Two dollars and a half
No papers discontinued until all arreaages are paid,
except at the option Of the Editor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of one square (ten lines) or less,
onc or three insertions, ST co. Each additional nser
ticn. 25 cents. Longer ones IN proportion.
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JOB PRINTING.

Having general assortment Of large. plain and or
namenal Type, We prepared to execute every de-
scrp,ion of
FANCY fP{RIlNtpIIIGu
Cards, Circulars Bill Heads Notes, Blank Receipts,
Justices, Legal and other Blanks Pamphlets. &c prin
ted with neatness and despatch, on reasonable terms
at this Cfice.
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III The Inhabitants of Temple, N. H., cele-
erated the Tooth anniversary Of the settlement Il
that town on the 9TH inst.
III Southern papers state that a. the new crop
ofcotton comes In 1t Is sppa,snt that the crop 10
much below the average.
IL The Meihodists Of Alabama have raised
500, 200 as a beginning for an endowment fund
for q University at Greensborough.
" The Cleveland and Mahoning Car Shop,
at Cleveland, has moved about feet, In conse
Quencs OF being on quicksand foundation.
III The editor OF the Sandusky Ohio) Regis
ter has seen a radish two feet In circumference
and weighing ten pounds.
o. The State Of Virginia taxes the railroads
of the State one mill per mile for every passenger
carried over their roads.
IL In the town Of Crockett, Texas, It is-said
there IL not manageable female; but whether
from scarcity Of the Article, or what, is not
stated.
IL Cancemi, the alleged murderer Of An
dsrson, has been taken to Albany. where his
case 10 being argued before the Court Of APP
pcais.
III Hon. Jefferson Davis had a brilliant re-
ception In Boston, on Saturday evening, at the
house Of Col. C. g. Greene, editor OF the Boston
Post.
III A married woman in New Orleans, ran
away from her husband, taken with her three
children. She ''left note for her husbands
digestion, his arrival ONE, to the effect that
he needn't concern himself about the children.
a Ross of them tcsrs hts.n We should think
this q satisfactory explanation.
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
gTeatest natural attractions-a fine lead of hAlr-it
becomes q matter of serious Importance, and the
question is what shall We do to stop the hair from
ply TO- tn. suery, we beg to say t try DR. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AN ID lMPROVEk. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
and import freshness and vigor to the hair; and
although GU may have been bald twenty ears, the
continued use of it two months will insure you
lux head of hair. Call aud get bottle, and If
not satisfied. after the sacond application, return 1t
and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold In Richmond by w. PETERS. IN, Drug
and In Washington city By 4. d. GILMAN, Drug
gist, Browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and d.
avenue. Spl ly
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DKOPOSALs FOR SHAFTS.
u. 8. CAPITOL ExrKSsIox
AND WAsHINGToN AQUEDUCT OFPIc
my - IA n 4

w " n.lS
until the fourth day Of December next al noon foT
fsrnlshnG on The sTNgSds Of the E1teL.ioa Of the
s4terlor nortioos OF that oordnG.
The dimens ions are as follows:
the base: each sian TO be twenty five et two All
one eighth inches IN Insight from the bottom of said
The diameter Of the torns or bottom piece OF shan
TO be three feet seven ard FIVE eighths inches the
diameter the shalt above 10 he three feet, and
neck below the al two feet SIX and one hin
lnches; and ne diameter OF the upper astragA To De-
two feet eleven and seven-esth Inches 1hese are
AL the blocks 10 be cabbled round 10 dimensions
and TO be free from all defects which would maze
olemshes IN the finished column.
The above shafts 10 be of white American marble,
similar IN color gram ald composition ~ THAI used
"a the exterior 81 ne Csp.tol Extension. which
Every proposal should re accompanied with =
block 81 least one cubc loot IN size. specimen
United To proper ohemns and snechLnlcal teal, be-
fore beng accepted for the wors d
The proposals should state the time within which
panied by written guarantee, sigr ed by one OF
more rsisSo,lois peIs ms g the eject that he
or their bid be pied, INTO an alton with
~ ten days, with good and suf oent seoBrII. for
the comp elton OF the work undertaken: SAID euar-
antee 10 .s accompanied by the certificate Of the
United states District Judge. United States NJ.
IsneraI sovernment or individusi ipoxn 10 TIE En'
gineer or Department Of War, that the guarAn.ors
ar. able to make good their guarantees.
ne United stat s reserves the right ary
or al bids NOT ceemed sdvsntas eOus, and TO make
ar,sngements Tor procuring he srble.
either In single blocks IN blocks OF no, es than
four feet in length. the number Of sha rs offered
stated. ~
Proposals will be opened in this of e st noon of
inc attn December next, IN the presence of bidders
gho may choose TO he present.
N: G; MEI6s.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-AIex James. Pa; p
Phillips, do; DOdd, Ga; Mrs T Row. land, ,
NY; Or Phillips and y,KT; Armstrong, UsA |;
J + ChssIey, Md Yates. J NJ Bslkins, Nj
Troster, Ballsnger, Va; NJ L Gibbs, Mrs
de Coursey, do; Alex Trottsr, Mrs Trotter, Eng;
II Young, NY; Boye, Russia; j Dare, r Contee
Alex Kirk, DIR Fl Bean; w A Noble, Mich; n
Eayos, Mass; II ID Thmsell, r Gates, Pa; NJ
Zellerbsck. Cal: d Todd, NJ f Ludlow NYk !;
w Rice, Pa; l. K Steadeamytr, C; Wilson
FQuitzon, Md; and r Gilmer, N c; Nj r.
LYONS, 3 Gregory, NYk; Miss Whitney, b
Ga; 6 A Caldwell, Florida; NJ Scott, Virginia;
r w Ma2raw, Maryland; Brown, Virginia;
willet and lady, b and II Gardiner, Jas and
II Mason, A Mudd, IL Beall, Md; John
son, NY; T Sanderson and family, Pa; d Arch
ibald, Jas raham, r Fl Kelley, Va; III w Van
fasht, p Popkins, Ga.
BROWNS HOTEL wv Norton, VAL 2
HARRISON, Pa; w Nj whittmore, NY; b T Jones
Ga; g E sibI-y and lady, NY; N A Jones, do;
Rogers and lady, do; w l. Harding, Md
N D Truman, do; w B Butler; Fla: w S Toi:
plete. Va: G D Buckwith, NJ; J w Rogert and
lady, NY; Roberts and family, Nc; p
Garret, Va; T F Maggahn, NY; w McGauahan
do; Tieyhen and lady, Ireland; E Kessigan
Va Porter, Dl; r Turner. do; w Harper, do;
H Florence and sons. La; Sanders do; G r q
Berkley, Va. Conkling and lady, NY; Rev
lor, NY; r NJ Coat and family, Pa
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-R MEG Lvus
and lady, Tenn; Chancellor, Md; c X Sher
man and family, Texas; II X Wilson, Md; J
AcC Armbruster, do; t Buchanan, Md; )
Mrs Vsnable, do; Miss KuIfg do; C AIerar !,
der, Va; Rauth. La; E w Wiley, do; J Callar
Nd; Stanley, Va; Taylor, do A Fox, do
Edward. Md; A RAJ dolph, Va; nj BIaI-
ton, do; W Goldsbye, Ala.
RIRKWOOD HOUSE-N WiIkinson, Va; ]
~ Pettigre, do; w Tucker and lady, NH; c
Couts, Cal; A Adsworth and family: lanes
Becklisr, Pa w TayIor, Dc; ) Oldham, NY;
e d Eaton, I'LL; Hon Jones, Ps; J W.stcott'
flai Weldon, Md; f Morton, do; Cart.
SON, USA; Wood, NY; Mr. and Mrs Smith.
Md; l. Mont, Mass.
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QuAeTBRxAsTrR's OFFIcE, u. 8. NJ. CoRPs,l
WASHING Ton, September q, le5eS
until Thursday, the 2sth day Of October next al
O'Clock p. m, Tor furnishing ratiOns to the United
@ m<ines at the following stations for the ear
Charlestovn. Massa ohusetts
Portsmouth h, New Hampshire,
BroSslyr, Long leland. New Tohk,
PhIladelphls, Pennsy wallis,
Gosport, near Norfolk, virginia
Warrington, Floroa, and
WASHINGTON, District OF Columbia.
fach ration To CONSIST Of one pound and quarter
Of fresh beef. three quarters Of pound az me-.
pork eighteen ounces OF bread made of BEST super-
hns hour, or best perhns -four at the ~ tba
government: and al the rate Of ak poupds ~ soHd
oonee, twelve pounds OLDEST New Orleans snsar
eight quarts of best white beans. four Quarts OF yn
s.sv asS sus5ss o. s:t fo1. pounds o. good hard
dipped tallOw candies. 10 one hundred FnisoD, "
The beef required shsil be delivered ON tile order
OF the commanding ofheer OF each station either IN
bulk or bs the single ration aud hail consist Of the
bet and most choice eoe Of the carcass the nora
To be o. PRIME mess pork, and the GROCERIES 10 he
Of the best quality OF kinds named. An subject TO
Az bids must be accompamed with the Lama, of
two persons az .ureties VII se sun oIeDcy must be
oert'he9 to by some ofscer OF the goyernmeut
ofhoe. '1 IN 'pS''oH'ioh 10 tLis
Newspaper pub ishng the above sayertl..rnent
w please send The psper containing the krst sdver-
To he endorsed Proposals for Rotsons for ls5a"
D. j. sUTEERLANp.
Major and Quartermaster.
.The"National Intelhgencer'' sno :. evening Star {"
Washington. ID e; "Pstrlot," Concord N n:
"Ss,etten Portsmouth y. n; Post" and Her
ais." Boston. Mass; "tsge" Broolsn, N. Y;
argus" Norfolk Va; and kra," PennsscoIa.
Fla. Wild bubbsh above three times q week tll 18th
October next asd send bal, accompanied bI copy
OF advertisements. IL thls oihce for payment.
-
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EVENING STAR.
MOCK AuCTIONS

MOCK AUCTIONS.
who. when wandered on my way,
Upon bright autumpal day,
With Winning voice urged me to stsys
The Auctioaeef.
Who, when he saw this rufslass.
me mI arg: re . ioIS deer s3S slowly pass.
The Aactioneer.
who, when with pockets fun oftin.
tarried 20 90 in and win. s
The Aaetionssr.
Tho taught me-lesson ne'sr forgot
Ihat from the fascinating spot
Though would 80, the wascn .on no, E n,n.,
Who, when bought pencil moe.
At most reasonable Price,
The Auotioness.
Who smiled at me, when v it'll al light
found that could neither night
The A,otionssr.
TO the gay shswl Of Nancy Drlw,
With the same pins did stick me too!
The Auotioneer.
Who, rolling his complacsnt quid,
KNOCKED down to me vhate'er was bid,
The Auotionssr.
who-tr tier ssses coming down
To see the wonders Of the town
Though you be green, soon dos you brown!
Who knows. though it was never told,
When you come down a. brave and bold,
That he viii sell. and you be sod ,;o
Opsvtsr pins! o rirgs of brass,
Intended for the county laAs
% Phness sneo kin. rural ass
Albany Argus. U Auotlontes.
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PER seeos ESs sEls FHis4 Flssr

WasHINS roN, Ucforeri u5s.f
In pursusnce Of the provisions OF the act 70 pro
vide for executing the rubnc printing. to I-
proved Auspst 2, sSs. sesled prpposss WY oe
Mo-dsy ~ Ssy1of n csm6sr NEXT. At " o'clccf
M for iurnehInE the paper tssi may Iee ares Tor
tss public printing for the ,ssr snanf % the i'' aS
N. ssb,o,.cd list s,sosfss. ss nearly N oxa b
Of each kind Of pap ~ that y III be reesrsd:
. Class 4.
1000 reems kne printing paper. unosl enasfso 70
masspre - b. - inches. o 10 weigh iorty i've
Doapds to the ream II $50 sheets.
CLkss2
sore rsams fne prlntinf paper. caiendsred, TO
measure - by So lDobes. and 10 weigh kfty tix
pounds 20 the ream OF $50 sheets.
500 reams superhne printing paper. hard sifed and
oalendered to - 10y g inches. and 10 weigh
forty eight pounds 60 the reAm OF ss0 sheets.
CLASS
dered Of such sizes mag be REQ uired. espond
ing IN weight With paper measuring ~ By "a inches.
and weighing twenty pounds per Team Of <se
sheets.
CLASS 5.
30 reems surerhne pisie paptr, Ca endered, or
and OF such weight per ream as NAV he ressired
The kbre of the paper OF each Of the above casses
to be Of linen and cotton, free from all aduterstiuu
with mineral other Distances oi fair Wilderness,
and put mp in aures Of twenty four sheets eaoh and
IN bu IDLE. OF two reams eaca; eaoh Iesm TO coEts
$50 perfect sheets Uniformitv 10 color, thickness
and weight will be required and no bundle texclu
OF wrapper vary ing over or uDoer ave cert
frvm the sta dard velt ht Will DO received and the
gross weight Will IN ali be required. Mixing
mp the weight Will be considered violation OF the
contract.
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Traveller Directory,
Traveller Directory.
DIREOT no AL PXRTS OF THE
sourHwMEsr and IN D noszHwEsr.
I &4a 1g 3

....s FALL ARRANGEMENTs.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM vIPsAHift Tx;; Nj SSSpSda}F FIR VEST
lat. MAIL TRAIN starts at ~ .; m, lS9nday
ton, for the vest and Chicago.
56 ExSREss tdN nj s aMS
m. nsxt day, and connecting directly with Express
Train for LOul.ylle. Cairo and the Southwest, and
to Cincinnati, . hour: to st. Louis only = hours.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery Ofthe Road
in daylight, take either the 7.45 O. m. $50 p.
trains from washington. .,.
western Virginia Road take the 50 .. m Train. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all guar
ters and every other possible facility Will DO found
WAY ". ~ PASSENGERS for the Main Stem Of the
BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
F or all points between Washington Junction and
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
take the 81 p m. Tram. To connect with the Fred
erick Tram take the $50 p. m. Tram.
FOR AND THE EAST.
Leave Warrington for Baltimore ut IS and 7.S
q. M, and $50 and Is p. m. On Sunday at 50 p m.
Leave BALTIMORE at 81 and $50 O. m. and $50 and
50 p. m. On Sunday at 81 m. only.
Tie a.. and 4.<5 trains only will stop at way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
The - q m. and $50 ,. m; are the chief connect.
Ing trains for the west, and the 6.l5. 745 and $50
p ia. trains for the east.
and OHIO Railroad Ticket ofhee. Washlngton.
.... T. H. PM Ar 3 ssr AfEin''
oo4 Master of TRANSFORMATION Baltimore.
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n d E N tbs T K Y.
DR. STEPHEN BAiLY,
OFFICE la8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ThrsS doors from l4sA street,

DR.. BAILY bcEs leave to inform the public that
he can be seen at g! hours, At his ofacs. q
experience of hfteen ears practices with So
The large number Of patients, and IIeat variety Of
otherwise, reatnE to the Teeth. His own expert
The profession. and especially Drs Harris and and
E. Parmly, has led him, long since, to discard al
EnamsIs. &utts PsTcha, India ubber and Clements
for the construction OF Contlnuous Gum Teeth. and
re.be substance that can be worn IN the mouth, a.
was mo.t nclusivey shown by the last American
Xitao1sh he flstte-s himself from his long resi-.
aenSs and IN Dd he IL
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rsefo, Of ths ChH,eA Of Epiphany,
eftkis city:
dence in you as a superior dentist The operations
friends and the public that your rklI so we'll de-
'' Wilmington, Aug. 81 Sa s s'r' FRENCH
From one of the Oldest firm, in Baltimore
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotnnan 4 Co.
Having employed Dr. stephen Baiy. Surgeon
Dentist, of Washington city, TO execute for me an
to my entire satisfaction and view the fact that
one OF the most disting uished members Of the Den
to perform the work satisfactorily il, gives me
great pleasure tn press my entire confidence and
high estimation of his profe sslOnal skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from note received from the late Hon.
John M. Cldytos.
u. g. Senate, Aug ls. 1886.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no
thing could De 0''''r' JOIN fmst X. cIRYroN.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheeriully recommend DIR. 8. Baily
superior dentist. He made o of porcelain teeth
for OF my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for moro
than ten ears. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Aprlll9 1856. Va. Conf. nj. Z Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion toavail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DIR. s. Bay,
Surgec Dentist Of this oity or having been oOgni
zant OF his operations families friends, take
pleasure in expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, ~ well ~ the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and diicplt
operations in Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage OF
the public, of which We consider him eminsntiy
worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect U. 9. Capito'.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID . of Washington, ID. G..
BIS. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. G..
N. ). LINCOLN, NJ. D.. of w ashington, ID. G..
Jos II. BRADLHY, of Washington, ID G.
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor of florida.
WALTER LENOx. Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. Patent Once,
o. U. WIGHT, Principal Rirtenhouse Academy.
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mo. GIL

lN9ToCE OF PVs .PONEMENT OF
WERE mRnEkED TO BIZ HELD By Pho
Notes - hereby gwen thst the putic sales ofthe
vacant public Il nds within the Territory Of Kansas
Which we're o. dered ny proclamation No. s7. dated
July Il, la5s, 20 be held 1T the land Offices 81 lie
ooMpton SD kickapoo. iI he Territory Of Kansas,
On the lst and lstk days of N.vember nert, ara
herety pastponed by order az the President until
luly, 1853 prlsr 70 when period the sales VAL asAln
b advertised, according TO Isw.
Aesias copnis't Of the SsnsTl Land Cfkc&
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CAPT. Of t.rg neers,
FoRM OLA GUARANTEES.
I. C. MssSS. ". g. Eagiass,

fORA OF A GUARANTEE
To CAPT. W c. Ms'ES, ". s. Engiassrs.
We the undersigned, residents of -- i'm the
state OF -. hereby. jointly and sevsraIy cove
nsnt with tn United States. and guaranty IN case
the foregoing bld of be accepted. that ne or
they u. thin ten days after the aocepthpoe Of
the SAID bid ecute the Contract for n same with
good ana sum lent sure les, To perform the work or
furnish the articles proposed. conformity 10 the
terms OF the sdve tisemeut under vhIch II was
MADE. And IN case the sald - shall fsil 10 enter
Into olntract as aforesaid guaranty 10 MA good
the difference between the offer by The said - AID
the next lowest bidder.
thereby certify that, to the beat of nv kuovlsdse
SUFFICIENT q 6
Lar
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Through trial OF many ears, and through every
nation of civilized men, EMS CHERRY Pee
cure of pulmonary disease than any her
remedy known to mankind. Cases Of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by IL, and thOus
ands Of sufferers were deemed hey ond the reach
of human aid have been restored their friends and
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoy ments OF
life, by this ali powerful antidote to diseases of the
lungs and threat. Here q cold had settled on the
the pale, thin features of him who was lately lusty
and strong. whisper to all but hun CONSUMPTION.
He trles everything. but III disease IL craving al
ns ys s al the
RY PICTORIAL now; IL has stopped bis cough,
made his breathing easy his sleep Is sound st night;
his appetite returns and with It his strength The
neig hbOrhood can be found which has not some Inv
Ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectorh an i'm
perishable renown. But lts usefulness does not END
cure. The countless colds and coughs which il
cures are the seed which would have ripened into q
dreadful harvest Of lnourab.e diseased. lnnueBza,
inE Cous b. and ali riations the throat and lungs
are easily cured By the CT ERRY PECrORsLif
taken in seasOn. Every family should have il by
them. and they will FMS IL al invaluable protection
parent sheep from many dock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence of these fActs, With dirse
tious for the treat aent Of esoh Complaint, may be
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
over the earth In order that the sick every where
may have bafore them the information il contains
them Distribution gratis and also for sss these
remedies, prepared By Or. J, q. AVER, Practical
c SslS ,, 2: SILMAN. s.hinstea. and b II.
c0En, Asxsadrlas and W al dealers svsrJSfsre,
r. nvnrU a sHs~ a N a
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n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MUNSON u now setting Teeth on Vulcan
ite, combining the irresistible advanteg es
Of oheapness, durability, usefulness and in ~
creased comfort. Those having badly fit
ing plates nov be GUARANTEED perfect ct. Teeth
mounted on Vucsnte will cost one third less than
gold, and are lar superior In every respect. Call
and see specimens ~ SIS Pennsylvania avenue.
Ia
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CHARLES N.KUGLER,
~ No. 5l8 Pa. arsR Nc, tsttcesn I'd and 81 SIS
Will furnish ard send ICECRA Nj in any part of
the city at OIL 50 per galon; % cents a quart Fairs
Festivals, Balls and Parties ofa kinds furnished on
the most reasonable terms. =
90 Srn p -.f ltt a'.' C.N, KucI IN