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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

The Utah correspondent of the New York Tri-
Ju5ae says the Mormons have left their fields just
as they were after the harvest Not one has been
broken up and sowed with wheat for the next
years crop, nor have any preparations been made
for that purpose. This is the case so far as he
could learn throughout the territory, and is re-
garded as indicating that the Mormons will be off
next Spring, to what place or in what direction ia
an utter mystery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

"AyEaLgT.-A new perfume for the handkerchief, and
one Of the best that has been produced Prepared
only by JOHN Q GIL, Aplsheoa'y, Mechauics Hal
Building. Copyright secured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

ar Legg siil continues TO cleanse and Re- Dye Mems
Goats, Pants and Vests heretofore He also olean,es
Ladies' shawls, Riding Dresses, &c. He also repairs
mems apparel. His office is No Pleasant street
mI6 d;f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

bill has been introduced into the Legislature
of Georgia, to prevent the use of any Latin
phrase in any of the Legislative acts Of that State
We think this very good idea. If the laws are
printed in plain English, it will not require
classical education to enable those who read them
to unAerstand them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

A few partially turned bills Of the Maverick
Bank at East Boston, having been found in cir
culation, an inquiry was instituted, which shows
that some months since, several Of the Directors
Of the Bank took $50 600 worth Of torn and mu-
tated bills to the foundry of H. n, Hooper &
Co., for the purpose OF burning them in the fur
mace. Some lime after. five dollar bill with
burned edges received at the Bank. This
wat traced to Que Of the workmen at the foun-
dry, who confessed that one of the packages
thrown into the furnace had been rescued when
partially charred. Two more Of the bills have
recently appeared, but the Directors feel sure
that not more than S2j worth of them are now
out 1t would be well to avoid taking any which
have the mark of fire upon them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

HILLS GLYoERINE, or Sweet Principle or Oils for
improving and identifying the Hair, for sale by JOHN
O. HILL, Apothecary Mechanics Hail Building Worces
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

The contest between Blair and Barrett, IN St.
Louis is bringing out some disgraceiul revela-
tons. Among others, worthy OF the supporters
of Candlebox Calhoun, is the fact that some
thirty conviGts, under sentence of the criminal
court, were pardoLed, on condition of voting for
Rarreit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

The SIBERIAN TELEGRAPH PRoJEcr.-We
have heretofore stated that project was on
foot for the establishment of teegraphio COM
munication between Europe and America via
the Russian possessions. A correspondent Of
the NeD PruSs'aa Gaze te says
"From Portland at the mouth of the Co.
lumbia, in the Pacific, to Moscow, is only
1000 miles, which is not very great distance,
when 1t is considered that in America the
lines extend to 1000 The letter states posi-.
lively that this project will be carried into ef
feet, We have reason to believe that the line
Of telegraph from St. Petersburgh to Moscow
will be extended TO Kiachkta, by which
means news might be recovered from Pekin
in week. Should this be done, all the ma.
lions who have relations with China, will be
forced to have recourse to this line, as being
the shortest means Of communication"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18
49, 1 3 J =
BY pELEERAPH.


BY the american Teegraph's Companys Printing Lines
Once IN General EApIess Olies. lincoln uauae No.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

Although the Constitution of the. State of
Mississippi provides for only biennial sessions of
the Legislature, except in cases of emergency,
there have nevertheless been three sessions in
less than two years. and fourth must be had
next year. conformably TO law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

Arnold's Giobries nnd vital Fluij. Far
sale, wholesale ard retail, by
Q. Hull Druggist and Apotheeary.
WyF dt' Mechanicsi Uall Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

INCREASE OF FREIGHT BUSINESS ON RAIL
RoADs.-The Boston Traoeller understands that
the railroads leading from that city show mark
ed increase of receipts from freight over the same
period last year. On the Boston and Worcester
Railroad it is stated that the increase in the
month nf October last, about $4,000 over
the corresponding mon tn in the year 1857.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

Rev. Samuel CARRIER of Oglo county, Iii.
nois, was recently arrested in East Tennessee,
and held to bail in 5000 for having intro
duced a little antislayery doctrine into re-
cent sermon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

The LATE VoTE IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT A
correspondent of the Boston Post analyses the
vote in the Fifth District, at the late election for
member of Congress, to show that of the 1897
votes thrown in the district for Mr, Lawrence for
Governor, 623 voted for Mr.. Heard for Congress,
879 for Nj Burlingame, while 1876 did not vote
on that question.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

f ~ ~ - - "
II. q. q. Blaze. graduate o. Harvard univor
SHY ana teacher Of mu;h experience will py- lssona
inihc Ancient and MoGern Language and in me Con,
No d3m -'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-18

rms certiher that my wife was afflicted with weak
bes'' or general debility Doctor HIPS medicines cured
USt" j. T. r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-15

PAPiER MACHE.-This article obtained its
name from the prepared paper which forms the
principal material in its composition This
paper, whi h is cut into the required size and
shape, is made of the consistency of the hardest
wood. by sleeping in oil, after which It is left TO
dry in an oven. When the required time has
elapsed, il is removed and left in the open air
for some minutes, when coat Of refined black
yarnish is laid over the surface Before this
yarnish has become dry, pieces of pearl, cut in
shapes Of leaves, roses, and other flowers, as
the fancy Of the artist may dictate, or the
character Of articles may require, are laid on
the paper, TO which they adhere, and which
Is again placed In the oven. When it has been
removed n second time, another coat Of varnish
il applied on the surface OF the pearl and pa
per indiscriIninately. The varnish, when it
has had sufficient time to dry, is scraped off the
pearl, and the same process is repeated several
tunes, until all Parts Of the surface is made
quite even This gives TIE pearl the appearance
OF having been inlaid. The article, which is
still In an unfinished state after a thorough pol
lsh, has to be submitted to the hands Of the
artist, upon whose skill its beauty in a great
measure depends. Under his hands the pearl
but roughly formed, is soon converted into a
full blown hover, surrounded by its leaves and
buds. The branches are frst traced ont with
a camel ) hair pencil, dipped In size upon which
gold leaf IL aiterward laid Then follows the
painting Of the flowers aud leaves, th. color al
which il rendered almost indelible by the an
pIication of a second coat Of ned white var.
nj h. Per:ons who have seen papier macbe
articles have no doubt been struck with the
natural appearance given to the leaves and
flowers by the pearl, the brilliancy of which en-.
| dures an incredible length Of time.
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THE New STATE OF OSroNAGoS.-A CORES

THE NEW STATE OF 0NroNAGoN-A CORES.
pondent Of the Chicago Journal writes
=" see that a portion Of the press are in.
clined to give the embryo State TO be formed n
the southern shore of Lakes Superior, Mchi-
gan and Wisconsin. Congress willing. the nm
musical title OF :. OntonagOn" preference over
the more beautiful name Of " Superior, -" which
was given the noble lake bearing that name by
the early Jesuit vOyagers, Marquette Henne-
pin, Dubuque, Joliet and Father Charliewix.
"OGtonagon is an Indian name, and bears
the unmixed English translation of - wooden
bowl. 1t became attached TO the river which
empties us waters into Lake Superior from the
following incident:
Many years "go, in the early settlement Of
that country, gentleman who has since repre-
sented that district in the Legislature of Mich-
gan, was travelling through that country in
company with party of Indians, and encampe d
Tor the night on the banks of the river In the
morning the party were regaling themselves Oh
| roasted fish and muskrat chowder which was
served up IN large wooden bowl, belonging TO
| one OF the females of the crowd, and in which,
while on the trail, she carried her infant Now
| the aforesaid gentleman had never been known
to be wanting in that thing called most vora
| ciOus appetite, and on this occasion was makng
| havoc with the chOwder. much 10 the fears and
discontinue Of the balance of the party, who
had often been on the verge Of famine while
"A rush was made for the bowl, and in the
melee which ensued, it was kicked into the
river. The dusly beauty, seeing this indis-
pensable article of her household, which served
the double purpose of soup tureen and infant:
cradle, floating away, rushed to her white friend
and throwing her arms around his neck with
tears in her eyes, said, 'Ne-ne-D,o-sLa. Al.
in-y7r: Heq"yRWtoR Ou-to-na-gon ." which
in English means, Dearest Abner, cave, oh
save INV wooden bowl ~
The waves were cold and the current stormy
but this appeal to bis love, duty and gallantry
was irresistible, and the cbiyalrous gentleman
stripping off his brccch-clOth.' rushed to the
rescue. The struggle was short, but victory
perched On the wet and dripping banner of ouI
hero, who stood, Hyperian-l Ike, On the rock ;
shore. shaking aloft the wooden bowl nd shout.
| ing On to-na-gonH From this heroic exploi;
| the river derived its name, and is that which
| is now sought as the title of a new State.
should a new s'nte ever be formed, rs ha,
been proposed, and it must bear an Indiar
name, let Us hope that it will he indicative O
something beside such achievements of shirt-ta
| chiyalry.;
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ANALOSTON RETREAT.


Il If undersigned has rented the ina gnificent
Dwelling on Analoston Island, opposite 4 - 4
Georgetown. fora PLACE OF RESORT H:.HA =
for Gentlemen during the approaching ,ts%
warm season. ard pledges himself to keep IL in "a
sa IsfactOry manner
The beauty Of this charming Island is too we'll
known to require de scriptiOn.
IL can be conveniently reached, by boats from all
quarters. boat will awaIs be found in waiting at
the lower end of High street, Georgetown, within
two hundred yards of the Omnibus Station, and ono
at ltth street Bridge, Canal.
The undersigned is quite certain that If Gentlemen
VIII mike one trip there they will thereafter visit 1T
as otteR as their business will permit.
he subscriber well known having had
charge OF large and fashionable establishment in
this city. His Island House will he opened on the
22d instant.
1t can also be reached by gentlemen fond of an
agreeable drive ride by crossing the Long Bridge,
aud from thence, by a good road, TO the causeway
from the main land to the Island.
l.. HALPIN.
Il. .S-Arrangements can he " ade for the accom-
mOGation of Pic Mics and Fishing Parties at the
Grocery sud Wine Store Of Jonas +. Levy. corner
OF 18th and streets, north the Canal, No. 5.
ap 10 3td& WOW (lnte. d Ststss)
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nENTISTKf, r...-
- DIR. STEPHEN BAILT.
oSrien ne. lss PkNNsILytrlA AvKRsI, bSi3

n.
1Afa doors Jfes7 l:iA Srssf, 0
s.u hours st i his .hs.
ne tesis scsured thst Xre enos Of fifteen Years
variety Of dicut cases that he hss ses
.oH,, aI, VI csSls him to surmount any dIthcaty,
conmSs ths orpon G toe q man, men M
and F. sS1 ps@, s,s an and sssec;s Ds
al Eras Gntts Fereo a hRRs RuSsbeT eS5h s :o .
I'D ct SdOogSs oh SSS p,'.
il the only reabs substance that can Re worn In ~.
mmr Sss 0sd shcWn b the last
Aihc ugh he matters h!nself from his long resi-
his o. snd ,s,ron, s ,n sss,
leave 10 refer them 10 the following
tn. .. Fssts1 FEasTiMSN!AEs II S. Jsas o, E,,s,,,
Dr.: s..szrn B.I! bssI sr-I desire to express.
yon as sIpsrior dentist. Tbs operations executed
70, me sss been hishly s.tsfsoc
ssoii' that ,orI skin .owsl deserves,
Washiostoa Aus. q. lass. y.W.FRENoa, j.
Ffsn one Of the oldest firms N Baltimore, Msssrs,
H.vrE s. ss%se stepssn Bs; Bs Sur, con Den
W., % @ Essdhnsl9R dli ety to execute for i'm
MY entire satisfaction, end In view Of tins fact thai
ns S9s 6. me ne Toft y the Dental
Se;iS pias,lIe 10 express entire confidence and
Rlth e''EIlotloG Of hIs professional SKILL
Bsitiirore, Jan. u, les7. HARMANN BO6Se,
Extract fEoma ncte received from the late He,, y,l,
NJ. CisytoI.
We i.- ,.. mad. sor m me s xcHf .dmi4sb, IT, moth
ias could better. VerJ gracefully,
JOHN ID. CLAYTON.
Ye those that seet rellef from the alsdIes of the
tcosh, csn cheerfslJ recommend Dr, =, BaIly - q
srferlor Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
Tor one OF my syaIlv, and plugged Ecveral teeth for
myself, and the work has al stocd well for more THAI
ten yeArs. ROBERT NIXON,
of tho Va Conf OF tho Nj. Z. Church South,
Ami Is. 1855.
We, tho undersigned, having hsd occasion to avail
esrssiveo Of the rrotsss sloncI skill of Dr. g Baily,
Shr=e enn Gelst OF this city, having been cogpix
snt vi his operations fstiiIse or friends take
pea5sIs IN expressing our admiration of s artistic
ekl, ~ veil az Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which hs pfrtGTrs the most doioate and diHoait
operations In Dental Surgery and respectfully
commend hun to the confidence and patronage OF the
Decllc. Of nhloh consider him enlnently worthy,
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect u. :. Capitol.
Ih1Mls MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. @.
y. ). BoHEER, nj. ID. of Gcnrgetown. ID. G.
NJ ;. LINCOLN, NJ. d.. Of WASHINGTON. ID. g,
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G,
GEORGE WALTON. Ex Governor of Florida.
WALTER LxNox, tx Mayor of Wsshllgtoni
EBsRI BALDWIN, U. 8. Patent Office,
&C. WIsHT, Principal Rittenhouec Academy,
gsb1Ou
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"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy five
"A years Of age. whose sands of life have
(nearly run out, discovered, while IN the East In
i bronchitis, COuS hs, Colds and General Debility
4 The remedy was discovered by him when his on
y ~ ohd n dlug hter. was given up TO die. Wish
ing TO do as much good possible, he will send to
sTch OF his 8tilc, ed fellow beings As request II,
this recipe. with full and ex plioIt directions for
making it up, and successfully using II. lie &
quIres each pplIcant tn inciose him one shilling,
three cents 10 be returned az postage on the re-
cipe, and the remsnder to be applied TO the pay
ment OF tins adverti cement.
Address DIR. II. JAMES, I9 Grand 81. Jersey y
~ / Inn
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

n
TQrHE LADIES or WASHINGTON CITY.
nav sns oeen engaged manufacturing Ladies'
eA MISSES and Chldren's shoes for 80
-. this pest - years, we our M to<8
~ lsn4s % hls time what viii SUIT them IN thai line
sno odn sdley Gay That we do which you can pTove
ny gvlng our work trial. You can nd (st sll tInee
the articles az the principal Shoe Stores in wssh-
IngtOn clty-the shoes wellkpovn ns n w
MeCurdy d. sons PhIlndelphIa make an sIlr
TRUNKS! TRUNKsa TRUNKsm
The undersigned has nov. and constsntly Keeps
GYYypon hai a large and very supe-
&StT loI sssortment Of Sole, Leatherk
IFfI ETLFE1s LF1sFo d MSpa Box sSs sTRHESNyksSs
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &o.
! am preprtd TO compets with the best manu-
lactorers N prroi OF which, read the following Re-
pct eltte ~ inifee st the Far of the Metropolis
tan N schsnl IS Institute for 1857:
~ Iophsm N NOrfet deposited a Sole-Ieather
h LUX ,hat rs tot sot,sitv asd qaiity Of material,
yENEIS Tnoxss, Saddlsr.
II, =, kINsEY, Currler.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every DESCRIPTION OF
Repairing executed with nestneSs and d spatch
JAS z. TOPHAM.
Late ToPHAM & NORFLET,l
NO. f9s TN street, oppo. Odd Felovs' Hall,
mfly washington. ID. G.
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uuMPHRIES Il &JUENEMANN'S
IL PLEASURE GARD

Al PLEASUR GARDEN.
This popular place of Summer resort. convent
ent FOR an hours rccreatlOn of all in Wash 4
ington, will lie opened for the season ON S:HA$
the afternoon Of Monday, The ST Of May A:.lsH
proximo, when, and on each succeeding Monday
Throughout the season, fine Band of Music will
be n attendance, and the Dancing Saloon will be free
TO all respectable visitors.
Throughout the last season this admirable Peas
nre Garden gave universal satisfaction, and was
patronsed by many thousand persons of both sexes.
Encouraged bJ the patronage then bestowed un
them the proprietOrs hsve made their arr9pgements
for the coming season on n more extended and Hue-
raj scale. which cannot fail TO delight ali visitors
The following rules must be observed By all their
patrons:
lst. No political discussions whatever will be per-
mItted.
2d. Boys will not be admitted, unless accompanied
by their parents or guardians.
Sd. No intoxicated person permitted TO enter the
gates or to remain on the premises.
The public will ut a glance comp rah end the
cesslty for the due enforcement Gf these Iegula- i
tIons which Will be the business of the ponce ofh
GERS who will always be In attendance.
HUMPHREYS d JUENEMANN,
PrOprietors Of the Pleasure Garden.
on the corner of ith and T. SITS,
a2lmd CapitO IInl.
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RFnIGHTT,LJiEtY,s P5sEsI OF THE LAWS

IlRIGHTEEI'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS
ID or The UNITED STATES from 1888 to
l2S?.-The text gwen IN the words OF the Statute
Book. the matter arranged both alphabetically and
analy ucal.y; giving aIso the decisions of all the
Courts, both state and Federal n which tho con-
structlun of tue Statute Law of the United states
has been the subject adj judIcatIon, well those
of the Executive Departments.
- most convenient hook of reference for nrofes-
sIonal men and others. Mclean.
Cannot flu to he Of great utility 20 the Bench
and Rar."-JEdge CHTfrS.
OF greai utility and euIence tO many classes
outside of the legs pTufessIon.'-Gos. BiHSloio,
Almost indispensable 10 the LAWYER, ard highly
useful TO the statesman and Bau of BUSINESS
chancellor Foster
dlspcnsablc "a all whose business IL is to make
or administer the laws."-JVGss Osdsn Hoffman.
"Greatly facilitates the labor otherwise required
IN the examination of Tie United States laws"
lJHdgc Barlow.
"WiN greatly faci'itaie the ia!,or of The profes
what The Jaw IN IN reference to the eBactments of
"Wil save the Bench and Bar an immense amount
OF laeOr"-Ja1gs Mdrcs.
The arrangement of MT. BrIgblry is not only fa r
prefcr7hie Tor business men, ell OF whom ought TO
have such work. hut Is more convenient aVen for
the prOiesslon.''-JKdge Blair, Solicitor CoUyt ~
Claims.
Complete IN one volume of .CSS largo and CLOSELY
printed PAGES, In full law blnGug. Puce Sc, or by
mail, postage prepaid, S7.
ap2s FRANCK TAYLOR.
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For Rent and Sale.

F0ER2 Sale Or EXGHANGEf Z; &; for IMPROVED
aores eoTf ~ NH Tf@Fbys and one sixteenth
sssbs boans ans cs41sse
noase Wilt = Other out bu,dnEs and pump Of good
There ale on the grounds also about loo bearing
SeaGs trees trees g srgs trees cherry
vines. forming arbor with seberries' straw
berries. rsspberrIes and carrsnts; Yose and other
trees; sfuated south of the rst toigate. about fWo
I Ialles from the Centre Market between the resi
- - JNO. T.. KENDALL,
aPx-u-------- up x-u ~ street. near the City Hall.
FNksMToAkSYp Ekithk HkKh DbSyEhRhE TEBkH
AT PRIYAE SAL LIE The subscriber has for pri
aR5 slss ss BACK
CONTAINING a eleven rooms bull! in the best manner.
provements-ssa and water, T furnace, s range, &o
&cs .stuated on north nj street, between 9th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
i''%' easy ana ss'ss'sGa g. tTip
ap ~ - =. Auct'r. and Com. Merchant.
Il FARM, less than 10 miles from WasS,naton. atom.
eTtT enS sGCa Snd :, Nay be 70, city prop
OF sth and M streets. or through Post Once.
ap s8-im' ... .-.
TOR sALE.-,A valuable FARM, containing go
acres Of land, under high state OF cultivation.
miles from Washinston. on the Queen Anns's Road,
The he,mprovemsnts CONSIST OF a good, comfortable
S sa nS ssa dsy eses For For
iursher information apply TO GEO. w. BRAY. Rent
Property Agent, No. 59 oh street, between NJ and
n streets north. ....t 80 -I SD 24-lms >
FQR sALE1A convenient NEW, BRICK
m,,ni., HoUSE; .t eFl9lg s.tuated, and within few
?, ,od on
long credit will be given on portion Of the purchase
money. H. N. IANSDAlE.
Wood and Coal Yard l4th ST.,
ap2I-1m south Of Pa. ave lue.
Eoss RENT-TwO ROOMS in tho third story
= = OF The building occupied as an Offlce by -. S.
Wallach, and immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply TO RICHARD WALBACH. ap6
RhRE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEABERS-For rent. for ten years. n vacant
LOT upon II near lpth street, 81 by 19 Ieet. nearly
opposite the new Presby terlan Church. For terms
apply to DR.. CHAS. ii. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
up x9 3tawu
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NJ A CAKD.
W + are receiving and opening a superior stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTH No also of
choice sty les of summer wear of Cuths Cassimeres
yestings, Linen, Drills, and Duck, or the lntest
Paris patterns for gentlemen and youths. There
have never been offered in this marke: such articles
Of style and M &c cannot be manufacture ed to or
der 10 this city.
WALL, STEPHENS A CO,
ap l9-6w 80 Pa. av.. between 9th and 10th SITS.
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CLOCKS. WATCHES, AND JEWELRY

Just received this day. n great variety os Clocks,
from 81 up; also Monthly T. LOCKS; ~
WATCHES and JEWELRY OF al the late E3sf
sty les .nd best Inskers CLOCKS for steam {knE
boats Hotels, Bar rooms, Utices Churches, Par
Also, CLOCK MATERIALS of every kind.
Clocks to the trade at wholesale prices, at the
great Clock, Watch, and Jewelry Emporumo Of
J. ROBINSON,
20 I'm so Onpn. Browns, Hotel
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Dsntistry,& Go.
{ HEoPLAsTic PR9GESs,

4 (AEOPLASTiC PROi:ESS, 1 4. -
~ ,,.AN INTRO VEMENT IN
Dr; L. U, HILLS respectfully informs the publio
nm he Is now grcgsred TO insert partial and
ON this improved plan. The great afvanr21
tsgo this process has over al others its perfect
aaa ptntnn. ,ahe method Of Itseli Insures q most
aic TASTE aud none OF he kecretIous of the mouth
CAR nave any effect upon It, Testimonials from tho
most prominent cftiZcrs of lIstimoYe, eonfirulnr
It's great superiority, can lie seen. Az those per
s4ns VINO are suffering with III adapted plstes viii
Piease i've me call. and will Ike great pleasure
la explaining and exhibiting TO them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should he mrde az INV Of
cess, ~ w
Dfice, No. 25o Penn avenue, betveea I2fh sad
10th streets, next house above UautieI's