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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For THE RAPID CURE OF

Through trial of many ears. and through every
nation of civilized men, AfER'S CHERRY PFC
TORAl. has been found to afford more reliefand to
cure more cases Of pulmonary disease than any other
remedy known to mankind. Cases OF apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by It, snd thOus-
ands of sufferers who were deemed hey Ond the reBch
of human aid have been restored 10 their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy ments of
life, by this all powerful antidote to diseases Of the
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough, the CLASSY eye, and
the pale, thin features OF him who was lately nsty
and strong, whisper to all but hun CONSUMPTION.
He tries every thing but fh disease IL gnawIng st
his vitals and shows its fate symptoms more snd
more over all his frame. He is taking the CHI X
ny PICTORIAL now; u has stopped his cough;
made his breathing essy; bs sleep is sound IT ht;
his appetite returns and with n his strength. The
DART which plerc-d his side broken. Scarcely
neighbOrhood oan be found which bias DOT some Iv-
ing trophy like this TO shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry PectUral an i'm,
pc Ishab.e renown. But Its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, 1t accompishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which il
cures are the seed which would have rlpened into a
dreadful harvest Of lncurabe Diseases Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, HOarseness Pleurisy, whoop-
Coue h. and all irrtatons of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the CH ERRY PECTORAEm
taken IN season. Every family should have il by
them, and they will find IL au invaluable protection
from the insiduous prowier which oarrIes of the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence OF these facts, with direo-
tons for the treat rent OF each complaint, may be
found in Ayers American Amanac, of which we
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
over the earth, IN order that the slck every where
may have before them the information 1t contains.
Druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
remedies. prepared BY DIR. j. =. AVER, Practical
and Analy teal Chemist; Lowell, Mass.
COOK, Alexandra. and iT all dealers everywhere
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN l N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of tn
greatest natural attraotions-a hne head of har-it
becomes q matter of serious Importance, and the
question 10 what shall We do to stop the hair from
falling of, and restore Its vlgOr and beauty In re
ply to this query, we beg to say try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR Promoter AND IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking,
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and impart freshness and vIgor to the hair; and
oontin1ed use of il two months will insure YOU a
luXuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle, and If
not satisfied. after the second application return it
and get the price paid.
Ask for Dr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
gist, corner Main and 18th. and Main and Wal sfs.,
and in Washington city By z. ID: GILMAN, Drug
avenue, All iy
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NIcARAGuAN SIRAMER-GEN. WALKrR.-The
steamer Laura Frances arrived here on TUESDAY,
night from New York, bound to Nicaragua, to
ply on the Lake. She experienced heavy wea-
ther, and found her feed pump was too small to
supply her boiler using salt water. The Atlantic
Iron Works have engaged to furnish the new
pump in four DAYS. few hours before the
on board, wished the captain a safe passage, and
told him he would soon meet him in Nicaragua
Norfolk Va Argus
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ExTENsIvE AssoRTMENT
MAH E2sgA WAlSRE R Re AND

OF Furniture would respectfully
invite the citizens of Washing
ton, and the public. to call and
examine his stock for them
selves, consstug of
Fine Mahos any, Walnut Ch, nv and oth.r WAL
robes. "
Fine Mahoeany. Walnut, and Cherry, Jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads ~
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies' Cab
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs,
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdeboards
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs Of every desorip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa and other Tables,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Looking
Glasses, &c.
My purpose Is to cell cheap as any other person
in Washington. and on az favorable terms |; and
fatter my self that no person wishing to purchase
Will be disappointed if theJ give me a call.
A.GREEN,
au ls-tf No. 526 9TH street.
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au ls-tf
~ HEELWRIGHT, NUDGE l. CO..
w WHOLESALE
F. r ID T. \. n

No. IA Hanors, street, eorne, Of German,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for l.. l.. Brown 4 Co.; Thom as Colt;
Carson HOS 4 Co.; Dckey, Ross q Dickey: Ea-
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills; Gibson, Crosby
Robbins: K. i A. H. Hubbard; Jessad d IaffL;
J. =. King Co Owen & Hurlbut; Platner POr-
ter; Palmer d Smith; Parsons Paper Company;
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; SagamoJe
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. a full assortment of Book binders Leather,
Cloth, Glue. &c.; Printing apers, News and Book;
Colored Papers Of all kinds; -traw Boards; Bind,
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
A full assortment of French Folio Post, Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper, Post Office and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers, all kinds |;
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders.
u Paper Of every description made 10 order.
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DR. srRRpEEsNN Sails. r Try
OFFICE laa PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from l4th street

DR. STEPHEN BAILY,
Three doors from l4th street.
DR.. BAILY bess leave to inform the public tia.
he can be seen at ali hours, at his Office,
located az above; He feels assured that and -
re large number OF patients, and great vsriety of
difficult cases that he has treated sfuy will
otherwise. !sting TO the Teeth. His own expert
eEce confirming the opinion OF many men eminent in
L. Parmiy, has led him. long since, to discard al
mercurial preparations for filling the teeth also ali
I'm % on Rns9sn and
tbst Porcelain. Rounte1 on Gold Plate. is the only
relsbe substance that can be worn IN the mouth as
Although he fstte-s himself from his long resi-.
known to his numerous friends and patrons he bess
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector of the Chnrch of Epiphany,
of this cityi
DR.. STEPHEN EAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to AZ
enCe ~ as sSu
executed for me have been highly Satisfactory.
ana aSs, e. T
Washington. Aug. 8. lass. ]. ". FRENCH.
From one Of the oldest firms in Baltimore
Mss,rs. Boggs, Cotnaan + Co.
DR. sa
important and d .fhcut piece Of work, which he did
10 my entire ana In view oil the fact that
one of the most distinguished members of the Dem
tai College Of Baltimore failed. after trials
to perform the same work satisfactorily, il gives
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857 Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from a note rscstred from the late Hon.
John NJ. Clayton.
u. 9. Senate, Aug 70. 1896.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no.
' JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheerIully recommend DIR. 9. Baily ss
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT r. NIXON,
Apnll9, lass. Va. Conf NJ. T. Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had occa. ION oavai
ourselves of the professional skill OF DR.. - Baly,
Surgeon Dentist of this CITY having been cognl-
cant of his operations on our families or friends, take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration OF his artistic
skill, As well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which we consider him emnently
worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER. Architect u. s. Cspito'.
THOMAS MILLtR, Nj. ID j, of Washington, d. C.
y. :. BoHRsR, NJ: ID: ofGeorgetowD, ID. C..
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G..
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor of lOra1a.
WALTkR LENox. Ex- Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. Patent Once,
q. u. WIGHT, Principal RIttenhouse Academy.
feb 2N-tf
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A ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREM AZURE DECLINE.
J0t PSbliskSd. Gyafis. fks 9Ofk II .s...I

icv voVSs an aSe R.t;o,, -: Soan IASssaad:
Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea or Local LEI@
S GSs;nne snS n NooturpSl Emissions, AXzR
tenoy, and Impediments to Marrisse 66I0
generally. by B. DE LANEY, NJ. b.
paints, Originating in the mprudence and solitude
OF youth. may be easily re; ,oved WITHOUT N kpI;
the entirely new and highly snccessfnl treatment,
az adopted BY the author, fully explsInsd, oy means
VI Tn.en every one is enabled 20 cure hinskLr
avoiding oil the adv srtiscd nostrums Of the day.
sealed enveoes 6y femitfinS lpost paid two post
ats 's.1s: e 90 r.; b b. pNE ~. LANS We H.,
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n. DENTIsrRY IMPR0vED. 81
DR. MUNSON II nov setting Teeth on vulcan
lite. combining the irresistible advantase 90 -
OF cheaPDess, Durability, usefulness and ln- 4lv
ing plates csn now be guarantee perfect ht. Teeth
mounted on VucanIte will cost one-thrd less than
gold. and are f>r superior in every respect. Call
and see specimens az $50 Peunsy lvanis avenue.
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EVENING STAR.


Pledge Of feathered pairs affection,
Kidnapped in thy downy nest, -. t-.-
Soon for my breakfast-sad reflection
Must thou in this cup be drest.
What are the feelings Of thy mother.
Poor. bereaved, unhappy men!
Inoueh she may lay, perchance, another.
Thee she will ne'sr see again.
Yet do not m Jurn. Although above thee
Never more shall parent brood,
Know. dainty darling that love thee
Dearly a. thy mother could.
boston Post.
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DR. X. FINLEY HUNT, v-,.-
No. so Penusylvania avenue
Will perform all operations belonging to his 0I10
d 19-tf
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INQT,CE OF r L POS PoNEMENT OF
WERE nR DEN ED TO BE HELD BY Pko-
CLAMATlON No. 617.
vacant publ II nds within the TerrItary 81 ksnsas
which were ordered by proclamation No CIT. dated
jury q, 1853 20 b. held nc the snd ofhoes at Le-
compton AID Kickapoo. IN he Territory OF hansss,
On the st and lst6 days OF N. vember next are
herety POSTPONED, BY order OF the Pr6sidtnf until
Juls Is5a prIor whIoh perlod the sales vii again
We ON JOS T. WILSON.
Actips Commisr OF the General Land Once.
n Is laWfW
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THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON is
i GIBBS'S VEGETABLE BALSAM perform
ing almoet miraolss In covering up Bald Heads and
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n THE GREAT WONDER
.F THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the st. Louis MOI Democrat: Below We
publish a letter to DIR. Wood, OF this city, from a
gentleman IN Maine, which speaks glowinSly al the
superior merIts of his hsir tonic Suoh evidence
mast have Its effect, when coming from a reliable
source. certificates arantess of truth. the
Dr. needs no encomums, nor useless pufery from
the press:
BArH, Maine January -, 1855.
PROPULSION J. Wocp d Co.. Gentlemen Having at
tenton LED few months since highly beneficial
effects Of your Hsir Restorative induced sr
cation OF II upon hair. which had quite
gray. probably ethrd white my whsters Of same
oharsotsr Some three months since procured bote Of
your Hair Restorative. and used u 1 found
proving what had shed. used II about t~ioe
have einre procered another bottle which used
some can certify the worI gray white
hair has totally dissTpesrtd both heat ana face and
my hair has resumed it's natural color believe
soft aud glossy than IL has been before
am bow sixty years old good wife at the Of fty
two, has used e with effect
The above notice deem valuable dis
covery am assured that whoever will rightly per
directions, will not have contradict my
ments citizen Of this city resident here for the
last fifteen years, and known nearly every
And ada ent tswns Any make OF the above
with my name attached is your
serve the besut OF nature in others
an, truly yours, A. G. Raymond.
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II IL e GoLD ENPR q 4.
the #kE $ $SEBBEES F PkizE:
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# F$E $ $$$$EBBEESS E BBEEFEFzzf:
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EEttttTT Illus TfRkATTkB k kyEEF{ WWEEEkk:
sEHSFHHS S S$EFH Emf Emf Es sEEH
ILLUsTRarED! ILLUsrR q .
The New Ye.t Week., GOLDEN PRIZE !,
FORTY cOLuMS. of entertsinnr orisnai matter, and
SSTFT w%R TIFF FROM sSs,f F Fiji TO
sScR s S9sR Mpk In mskkbbfs.ETNRhtP re
RECEIPT OF The SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
One One COPY fortyo years 50, and ms.
One onpy for three Years Sen, and s gifls.
r,AND TO cLUBs:
Three copies one year S5 90, and SgIls
Twenty one copies one year D. 90. and p sifis.
The articles to be distributed oomprsed IN the
sP.ce.ss. of Gold, containing sso 90 each.
iSPsss.. Lever Hunting i c...d !" ''0n,
SO ladies' God waieh.. ss%sssS:
so silver silver W Hsa,ns cased watOhs: % each.
1000 Cold Susf Ef' Vest and Fob l0 to Is % each
Breastpins Cuff Pins sIeeye Ru,ton. Rin,. SbP,i
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CORDON'S AS1AT1C MIATUkEIA safe,
VI speedy, and certain cure fos Cholera Morbns,
EaHs Dy sentsry, Disrrhca, and all a eclons 81 I'M
Bowels, and for Summer Compliant of hllaren.
nsfs !, 40 Mesic,ne ssus wSs,d not s ,a
used it .ns is1 more ore ,h.n isa years.
supplied the afflicted free Of cosrre With entire suo
cess In every case. He is now Induoeo Dy eenue-
men 10 this city, thst have tested It's virtue, 10 pace
IL an the different Drug stores in Washington fof
SALE Manufactured and for fal Is b ,,oRpoN.
an 90 sm No. sas Pa. sy.. WasSInsion. b. C.
PRorEcfE6b + 1 se! Ell L: as a. r,.... Of
PSsrmSSis Dc Falkland Inc irSsfia ceiisg cf a.
icine, Vienna. Triesemar No. is remedy for Ne
5ston md E1nau,se On Of the
space of three days, completely and entirely ersdi
Gates oil traces of those Disorders which copaviaand
cubebs have long been thought antidote for. to
the ruin OF the health of vast portion OF the pcpu
.sSs No ne great
nately, the English ply sician treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction Of the patients ccnsti
tuition and which oil the sarsaparlla IN the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. LIZ, and are ahke
e s,.ss OF smell and Sfs Sss;eains sSSa
use beng suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
In separate doses a. administered by Velpeau, LAl-
ieman, RouI, Rioord, &C., 30. Pnce 9S each,
OF four cases in one for %, which saves o.; and in
sod By br. n. A, BARROW No. lg Prince st..s
diatsH on reosR OF the amount DR.; B. will forward
rage paid thus lnsurinE genuine European prepafA
mage. Consultations as usual, from II .. m. till
?. and from till p. M. at No. ls7 Prince st.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. e1 ly
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T N w e.
OOME all ye who are in want,
Come all who are in need
Wanting Tin Work Ofall descriptions,
Or Sheet ron Stoves. and such like:
Copper Work done to ORDER
Call and see J. r. TONGE,
Old Union Building, Il ST., bet. 18th and i4th.
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ROOk-BlND!NG AND BLANK BOOK
- MANDATORY,
BY EDWARD LYCETT,
81 Pd. ArenNe, oct. 10th and llh Streets,
Spencers History Of United States vol .4to bound
nm In full Turkey. Gilt Edges $1,000 the set.
Half Turkey or Antique ........-,...s .oo
Hall do. do sprinked edges go
And every style Of Book Binding executed.
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<nR. ii. JAMES, THE RETIRED PHySI.
~ clan. discovered, " lille IN the East Indie g.
~ certain cure for Consumption, Asthms, BrOn-
lchi'is. Coughs, Colds, and General Debility The
II remedy was discovered by him when his only
4 enid, daughter, was give up to die. His child
vas cured and 70 now alive and well. DESTROYS
of benehtInG his fellow -mortals he will send 10
those who wish It, the recipe containing full di
rectlons Tor making and using this remedy, free,
on receipt OF their names. Address
o. p. BROWN,
au 6-3m No. Is Grand st.. Jersey City. NJ. ]. =
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The steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves the foot nj
7th street daily at O'Clock a. M, for Alexandrla
connecting with The trains on the Orange ard AIsx
andrIa Railroad. leaving Alexandra at IL o'cjOck
o. IN. and arriving in Y edmond al 29O y m
Tickets procured on the Boat.
Fare from Washington to 4 iohmond $3.50.
apps Ticfet L.sn,,
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IL r r + X pEPO r.
No. 81 Pa av between ~ and 9Th SITS.
One keg S2-5o one dozen quart bottles sI 70
III We send the Beer free of cost to any part OF
the city.
m S-sm CP.& w. GERECKE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-11

that al the meeting referred 10, he
was distinctly recognized patting the
rioters on the back" although not
personally engaged in the disturbance
For this offcnsc,-for "patting a
man on the back" who was kissing
the negro equality speech Of Jim Lane'
"search for him (Franklin) was made
and had he been found then, An hour
later would have seen him swinging up
on some convenient gibbet. Fortu-
natcly for himself he was quick enough
to cludc pursuit, although in his hasty
retreat he lost his hat, and dared moi
pause to recover it, 30 closely was ht
followed" These acts are endors-
cd by the "disintercsted correspond
ent" of the Times.
Occurrences Of this character arr
somewhat calculated to destroy the CT.
feet of the lamentations Of the Free
State men" over the outrages of the
border Iufifans."
The sage conclusion drawn from
the facts, is, that the Lccompton Con
stitution will not be adopted by th'
people of Kansas.
Further comment is unnecessary
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-11
STOCK.


T>HD thorough breed Darhsm Bgli, DAyr
L CROCKETT, isno~ kept Tor tAs bensat o. those
who wish 70 avail themselves % his services at =
n Csnnons tables, West Davenport.
TERMS .-Ca-h--For comgIon cows, So for grade
or part h.ed, Sio' for thofougn bred COWS $40.
DEsoKlP rIoS.--s'DavyC Crockett" 10 4 deep rcd
WIS ealved on the 2tth OF March, iss@, bred ~
jacob Perce Of Clark county Ohio lie IS une Of tn
finest short horned Durham Bulls Of hts sge tn
Gtaies, IL England. see his Pedigree, No. l4a~,
Vol 3, American kerd toos.
PEpIokkE DAYS Crockett was got By Import.
ed Alderman 2Gl cut Of Young vrsiI.ia by Po. st.
tan S!s Lady OF tho Lake by Imported Refo-mcr
i5J5j R0se 81 Sharon b. BelTiders ,o6l ttd r, So
OH BY u IIubtaSk Ils.a,l Bed Hose ID ~ u.
American Cow by Farorite [-52l by Prince lail j
b. Fohismbe I2sS by HEbback tSl9,l b. jane
Brosns Red bus, 1871
For further particulars irqnire at Cannon and
Prencl's Mis-, West Davenport.
After deyOtiag 3 large por; on Of my time for the
past sax yenrs, parirE n.i h. trouble g CNIflc ny
obtain the best ttnrot eh-gel stock thst could he
In this country OF IN EutoIc,I am happy 70 -ia;t
that eau Justly recommend one u thu oest ynu-g
taorngh bred 5tsnl9rs II the Faf3 ule nf tbs best
karnm ID jack, ani reported - ro1-ti-l-ci Dar-
ham Bulis and a. good Hereford Ru'l as Euglsnd
ever PRODUCED Attorney Euli, and : gnJik Hos
Til servIcr OF oil these animals a. within tn
reach q every person WHO wisar5 ~ Improve apii
stock THIS j. = very important branch - sct4ldi-
tursl Interests era ought b. every where q IRON.
/; eut one .thau ID ii hae u retcrar beth lnt mn
eiecte,4 b. tire Farms q lows whu l-v uuL rsi.
sunlc.ent attenti q the production ofpure lisa
bret animals j - vi tn9ssn fact, artIcsiatl II
arlou. Il g growers ~ I'm STOCK ia FnglslH lha
H. TIE hes. sire should = pure Aoroesh b-od arl-
ma the ofs prlug u size tn opposit chsras
.nyarabl, shows the defects If I'D imperfect pes
An0ths. fact equally establish Il zith5l h il maj
spear strange TO some, Is that the q, prhl-
qacnily poet Is the di~tinctye tr&it. ot CbaTc.r
which il IT impr. cnatcd tLc darn. Tho and tlaa1
equally inp1r.aut facts render ii 10 us i-t nee
sity t. obf.ln Thoroughbred an.nts, for tbs IN.
provement,t fsToCK OF al kind.
The subscriber has, and will keep constantly OF
hand for nsle Thoroughbred stock.
apred&w1m j u CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-11

How 70 Cur Glass VIM pirr o. Isos.-
Draw with pencil on paper. any pattern to
which you would have the glass conform
place the pattern under the glass. holding
both together with the left hand. flor tue
glass must not rest on any plain surface, J
then take common spike or similar piece
OF iron, heat the point of ii to redness, ap-
ply 1t TO the edge of the glass, drawing tie
iron slowly forward, and the glass will i'm
medistely crack continue moving the iron
slowly over the glass, tracing the pattern,
and the clink Of the glass will follow at the
distance of about half an inch, In every di-
rection according TO the motion Of the iron
1t may sometimes be found requisite, how
ever. especially in forming corn era, to apply
wet finger to the opposite side Of the glass
Tumblers and other glasses may be cut or
divided very fancifully by similar means
The iron must be reheated as often as til.
crevice in the glass ceases to flow iSeien
INC Amer,cGu
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" An Independent and Dfsinterested
view Of Kansas Affairs 4"

The New York Times of the sth
inst. states that it has sent an indie
pendent and disinterested correspon-
dent to the territory of Kansas, that
it might be enabled to lay before its
readers An Independent and disin-
tercsted accountof Kansas affairs" and
publishes in another column a spcci.
men of the correspondence.
The Times has for some months
past, claimed to represent the conserv.
alive sentiment Of the country, upon
the Kansas question, and has endeayor-
ed to impress upon the minds of the
people that, inasmuch as the matter
was not viewed by its editors in a par
tizan light, therefore its statements
upon the subject might be relied upon.
We therefore turned to..the CORES
pondence referred to, with great inter-
est hoping at last to see an unvarnish-
cd tale, stating the true condition of
affairs in the distracted territory but
what was our surprise to find that the
letter was I" one of the same old Sort"
The principal portion of the letter Is
devoted to the denunciation of some
individual named Franklin who is de-
scribed as most bitter and unscrupu-
lous 'border ruffian''; and to the abuse
OF "a party of about two hundred
lrishmen," who are charged with the
heinous crime of being members of
the Democratic Party" 4 detailed
account is also given of the disturbance
of "Free State Meeting" in which the
negro suffrage clause of the Leaven-
~orthConstitution was being advocated
and OF the good luck Of the man Frank
I'm in escaping a hanging, at the hands
OF the law abiding Free STATE men.
His only otssnss, In the words Of Tho
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