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DR. HARE TURNING CoPpERs TO CODA
Philadsiphia correspondent Of the Spiritual Tel
eeraph, the exponent Of the spiritual creed in
Boston, thus alludes TO the performances Of Dr.
Hare, noted Philadelphia spiritualist:
A common manifestation, or one that Is fire.
quently made by DR.. Hare, is the changing a cop
per cent In few minutes time into piece of
god The Doctorthas quite a number Of pieces
OF gold, all Of which have been made by the spi-
rits from copper cents. He showed Inc solution
Of Russia platinum, made from the ore by the
spirits. Also a piece of pure silver, weighing
3, 500 grains which had been converted into a
nuid state by the spirits, and then changed back
to the orig inal solid mass. He placed at one time
a number of coins Of d ferent kinds-gold, silver
and eoPPeI-into glass jar, closely corked and
then put the jar containing the coins into an
empty wooden box. which was then also closed
In three minutes-the Doctor standing by with
DIS watch In bandit was changed into a two
and-a half-dollar gold piece After he had ex-
amined 1t, and placed il In jar, and then i'm the
box, In i've minutes IL was converted into the
same kind and number OF coin he put in. Oman
other occasion, he placed a number Of coins oil
different kinds, in like manner, I'm jar, and ad
them converted Int, a solid mass In "A few min
utss. The spirits then changed this solid mass
OF metal Into The same number and kinds Of coin
he had put In"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOrEL.--P Mclaughlin, Nd; NJ
Close, It. MeGtae, Cal; F q MI az, SC; w A
Latte, do; T. Cisgsu, Va; II A StohC, NY;
De La COur, NJ; TIuear, do : Birdssu
do; F. anel, Md; r Akers. Mo; l. W Stan
icy, NC; 6 Livingston and LADY, Mo; DE- A
and lady, sc; W Mclaughlin, Va; DR. Andersos
NY; e r Glass, Md; d I Thornton, do M So
Brown, Mass; DIR T. NJ Wenibe; Md G Per-
Ter, NY; r . Fisher and lady, Mass Miss $
Fisher, do; LeccOu,h and family, do: WA J.
White, Va; n White, NY; TN Anderson Md;
w Pisrsea, do; Tfowbrldge, M; J Cohen
sc; Mrs Alice Cohen. do; w Johnson, do. q II
Jackson, NY; jackson, do; q II Jackson
do; @ Burnrt, do; c Moore, DO. II Wetmore
NATIONAL HOTEL &C Tappan and LADY,
Gib6on, NC; I G. Williams Md; r Saunders, "
y Hubbard. o; F. Rvss. n Y; w = Green
Aek,pner, J stillman and Lady, Pa; J w
strange, Nc; w Johnston. Va; A Il osenbsrp
NY; @ w Parsons, Pa; ] Buchanan, Md: Il j
Bliss and lady, Wiscon; F Currier, Mass; P F
Randolph and lady. Ny; f o Hinkley L stu
art; Mo; W Gonlding, Mass; w Davton, N
ter, Pa; w BERNARD, Vt; Aug Fitzhugh, A W
Thomson, DR. II S.lb-r, ID Williamson, M;
j d yanboIn, Mass; f r Blackwell, w Deni.
son, Iowa; Or ID Craig, Car; Silas Ford, C
wILLARDs' HOTEL-F A Tsin, Pa;Jp
Gardnsr, Mass; " Robertson, Z X Howard,
Va; Wunz, NY; 1t Col IL L. Scott T. A, ~
n mc Nlckd', T. II Montgomery, Jos I.ivermOro,
Hon A Mstteson and lady, I!ln's. r CLARK and
daughter NY; Com stringham, Mass; DR. Egbed
and Or Nj FOltz, USA; r MEG rann. Reilly, !
Ciafk, "a; DR. Lewis and lad., NY; G. RI KeI
logg, q; Wright, Ark; b Baker g BIer-
per. Pa; X Nj Magraw, Md b Saunders, Cal; III
e WesteTvelt, A Schell + Saunders n Y: Jno
neil, Mess; w Wheaton and lady, Ill; >am'l
Arnold, CT.
KlRKWOOD HOUsE-R NJ Denney. MISS.
" sIwyeT, Ala Hon W l. EnGe, wood XIV: r
huth, XII Bfatt, Mt. " A Edwaid. Va:
w eehley, AID; DIR w Brmis. q Bsnis Mass:
Joy, Nj L GeIson, NY; w Bushnell. q; J IA
walton; Pa; CIeish, Cal; a + johnson,
Slas'; Jenkins, Va; T. Jenkins, Va II ]
steers and lady, Pa; r w And-r on. Md; A e
bradford Cal; J Ewing, Pa; w Burnett,
NY; w Moran, Pa.
UNITED STATES HOTEL - s Jchnxor;
DC; ID Cooke, Ky; Chan, Hon Landv. Pa:
w Morris, $50; f Danforth. Ill; n Smith. Wis
Crixtos and lady, Il StillEIan and lady, Pa: J
En2iish, NJ; w II Hungerfo'd. + Smarr. T
NY; DR. Stokes Md
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hENTISTRY, 1000
- DIR. STEPHEN BAILY.
oSfisS NO. iss PENNsYLvhNIA AvsHJR, fS

ssSs as b:
practice with the large number OF patient and sTss
variety OF difficult that he has treated
Inly, VIII enabso ham TO surmOunt any difficulty
soenilhc OF otherw SO, relating to the Teeth His
own experiences confirming the opinion of many nm an
sad j. and E. Parnly. has led hun. long snos to dis
crd a mercrra Propositions for tlling Teeth. also
ments for the CONSTRUCTION of Continuous G um
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate
ls tie Oily reliable substance that can be worn in the
mouth. rs WAS most oonclusively shown By the last
American Dental Convention.
dsnce and practice in Washington. he is ixors5i,
known to his numerous friends and patrons. no bess
leave To reier them to the following
TESTIMONIALS;
FROM the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany o
Or. STEPHEN BArL1: Dear Sir de,ir. tn .,,,..,
my esteem for you personally, and my confidence ip
you "a superior dentist. The opsrayons ex ecated
ra6Iis that your ski! so Well deserves. w ''' WV
Washington, Asz. -. 1855. NV. tFTRREncH,
Frsm ono of the oldest FIRMS IN Baltimore. Nj ossrs
Itvgss, COtman Il Go.
Hlv,Ds employ 90 Df. Stephen iIally, SURF con Don
d su Of xes when he an DID to
NY e4SiTe tatstacti?n end IN view of the fact that
pSof the same work satiaiaotorR s. riv e no.:
Baltimore. Ian. u. 1857. RARMANN BO0eS.
Il Tact from Tote received from the late Haa, yeh,
ID. Clayton.
y. s. SyNAYH, ArE. 10, 1855.
sas testa reg made for ms yort admirably; moth
Af ''H'a 10 ''''0'' '''' } tIaSsHR ~ CLAYTON.
70 thc:o tEet geek rclief from the maadies OF the
tHeth. cLn cheertp!lJ recommend Dr.. b. BAlly 9
81 eTUr Del.ist; lie mads Bs. of porcelain teeth
IL: cns Of n,y farGr, and plugged sevsra tooth fol-
myself, and the work has al stood well for mo thin
SSE yta-r. ROBENr r. NIXON,
Of the We. Conf. of the NJ. Z. Church South.
A phi 10. lG5S.
We, the rndersit nsd, having had occasion to Avail
eTfselves Of tho profession skill of DIR. 3 Baily,
Surg Deltlst OF this city, having BISON cozllz
Snt Of his operations families or friends take
pleasure il expressing admiration Of artistic
skill, vel as of the uniformly salts factory MANS,
in which he performs the most cate and dIfiou
oYefatunG In Dental Surgery, ana wo reotfully
commend HIM TO the confidence AMI patronage OF the
1.blic. of which we consider him emlnenty worthy.
THoMAs u. WALTER, Architect u. s. Capitol.
THoMAs MlLLgR, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G.
y. :. LINCOLN. NJ T., of Washington, ID. g.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. &.
6E0ReK WALTON, E1- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LxNox, E< Mayor of WashinxtOnJ
Henry BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Office,
u. c. WlsHr, Principal Rittsnhouse Academy.
fsbsOt
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~ WORTH READING.
w Hf IL that many seer and re pine and dr a.

=" WORTH READING.
w Is II that so many sefier and repine and drag
out miserable eIlsteucs, uSaatLeJ tor tho enJoy =
mtnts, and even ordinary pursuits Of life, when re-
lief NAV be oUtausd. aud health and vigor restored
by treatment At once convenient and safe, " oil
As permanent IN Its character!
To thoss vino have suffered long with disease,
Eliminating IN loss of appetite, vlgor, ana dlstasts
OF SOCIAL Joys, the undersigned trnders his profss
sonal services assuring the sufferers, oandor and
sincerity pleasant, convenient and proper prssorIp
tons, thorough cure ard sOund body and nlnd,
without unple SAINT restrl vtIons hInderAnos from
orulnary business pursuits.
All diseases OF a private nature, from whatsoever
cause, either recent or chronic, structures, an rrh
Bile blaIher, &c.-also, Scrofuia. Asthns, Rkeums-
tsn. Piles &c., skilfully and successfully treated
DIR. Harris can ne consulted dsily, between the
hours OF 10 a. H. and p. m, and to 10 m AZ his
rooms 1914 Main street, above 18th, and oppo
site the American Hotel, ~" 81, Sd floor. Entrance
on Maln, 4th door above llth street.
Ladies of delicate CONSTITUENCIES or those suffering
from compa nts peculiar 10 their Sex. are invited to
commune ate or send their address.
In order To satisfy an oft-lmp"sed upon communi-
y IN Il there Is Intention the part of DIR. H. to
humbug them, he b-gs TO state that no fees remu
nerat,on will be received until entire satisfaction
shall De given.
Patients out IF the CITY, and who cannot make If
convenient 10 cali. by stating their ease, have
medicines AID prescriptions selt to any part OF the
country.
A new aud strictly non-mercurial treatment for
old constitutional cases OF Syphilis Call on upon
address X. VI. HARRIS, Nj. d.,
Consulting Rooms, 81, Sd floor, opposite AmerIoan
Hotel. X lchmopd Va
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand Of the people from all parts of tina
country Tor new edition Of this Book bring ing
down the statistics to the present time is such that
II cannot longer be dlsregarded. 1t is sufficient \
known throughout the country to render a particu-
lar description Of 1t unnecessary here; suffice II to
say that II contains the evidence of its having re-
eeved the voluntary and generous patronage of
both honses OF Congress- of its having been adopte
by the supreme Court as a standard edition of ths
Constitution of the United States and of ITS having
received the special appreciation of of the
wlsest statesmen oil the past and present age. II
mas been pronounced by them n suitable FIRE side
companion for every American citizen and as a tex
book Tor the rising generation of the schools.
Editors who venerate and support the Constitu-
tlon the sentiments of Washington, and the princ-
pies II embodles, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support.
Booksellers and others who may desire to obtain
IT for the supply of thcs who may desire to possess
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR.,
2-n Washington CIV. ID. G..
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POSTAGE SrANPs.-The Boston Journal SAYS
an advertisement appeared in one of the oity pa
Pers, and has been editOrially noticed, inviting
all persons who have cancelled postage stamps to
send In TO poor bow, who is to cover g chamber
wall with them, and thereby secure from some
eccentric old gentleman an ample fortune. Per-
use TO be made OF the cancelled stamps may Is
fJund In another process, viz: that Of extracting
the canceifing mark OF the postmaster, viii
may he done by the simplest chemicals, so as 10
leave the stamp AS good Is new" Uncle Sam
will have to try his hand at some preventive pro-
cess, or bis stamps will go the rounds until worn
ont
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ORANsE AND ALExANDRIARAILR
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
IL AND IEESRIiRG. IA
CHeS02'sdke and Uht0 Caha
TuROUSH IN EIGHT AoURs.

Wa Ckss0gsdke and Ono Canal.
TuRoUGH IN EIGHT hoURs.
The splendid Packet Boats AhC % and NJ. c.
MEiGS, having undergone Thorough sS,---5,T-S
repair will c"rnmence making respa
tIlps to The shove poInts ON Monday
March szd, ie53.
The Boats will lcsvs the Wharf Of w. III. 4 n.
g. Ritter, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., every morning NJ
O'clock, Sundays excepted. IN the following order
The NJ. e. Mons on Mondays, the Arso on Tues
days, ard returning every alternate day.
Leaving y eors efown NJ O'Clock IN the morn ing,
the Boats will arrive at the Great Falls, WASH
lngton Aqueduct. At 10 q IN; Senecn v m; Edwards
Ferry p. m. where stage will be IN readiness to-
convey pas -engers TO Lsesburs, Va. Returning,
leave Edwards Ferry every day st o'clock q. N.
and arriving sc Georgetown st sunset
Through tickets Sl.76
InterW sdia,e points ss follows: Great Falls or
Washington Asusduct g. cents Seneca 10 cents
Edwards' Ferry Sil2; Leessurg, Va, including
coach, Sl75.
Meals served on the Boets. Breakfast aH ots.;
Dlnuer - cts.
Persons wishing To- visit the Great Falls OF the
Potomac, ~ th its picturesque scenery. and exam
lne the Washington AQue. uct, lts tunnels, and the
grandeur of IT'S operative Importance, guaranteed to
the citizens OF The District by the fostering of
Congress, will have ample time to do and return
the eame dav.
Coach will always he in waiting IN GEORGETOWN
to convey passeng To and from the Boats
Excursion Parties to the Great Fails, half price.
FOR further Information inquire az the Store Of
w. h. d n. q. Ritter, Canal Wharf, west Of MAJ
ket. m SO-u
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Eedicinss.
M THE GREAT TEST
Iva ID A ID We II y
OF THE AGE -..-Et

.nss; s.. .sI: :''
HvnHr FIND OF HsNol,
rAs vsr.s Serefsls dova to . ee~s.o~ P,~,,..
AND
NOR He has now In his possession over one hundred
certificates Of its value, al within twenty miles Of
I've bottles are warranted to surs nunins Sore
One 70 three BOTTLES viii care the worst kind Of
Pimpies on the Face.
EVoor three bottles viii clear the system of Biles
Canier Ia the Mouth and Stomach.
Three TO hye bottles are warranted to cure the
worst KIND OF Ery sipelAs.
One OF two bottles are warranted to cure oil Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
-Four to sI bottles are warranted to euro oorrrp,
Txoor thEes bottles srs warranted to cure the
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
most most desperate case Of Rheumatism. -
Three to four bottles arc warranted to curs Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
4 benefit 10 always experienced from the 6rst bot
tle And perfect cure il warranted when the shove
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have In
vain tried al the wonderful medicines of the day q.
nn ses sR
system ~ ct It is e fixed faot Il you hsye humor.
peddled over thousand bottles oft In the VICINITY
Of BOston. know the cots Of 1t in cry oaso.
done in Massachusetts. yave IL To children ear
Old, to Old people Of sixty. hsve poor, puny,
wormy LOOKING children, whose flesh was oOtt aad
asbby, restored to perfect state Of health bv
b tits.
To those who Are subject to . siok headache, one
bottle will always cure II. IL gives great relief in
catarrh and dlz1iness. Some VINO have taken IL had
been cOstve for years, and have been regulated by
it. Where the body Ia sound it works quite easy,
but where there IS any deraDgemeut of the functions
OF nature II Will cause very lar fee lngs, but
you must not be alarmed; they always disappear 10
from four days to week. There is never a Dad re-
gone, you will fesl yourself ike a new person. /
heard some of the most ravaYant enc,mi ums of il
that ever man listened 10
my own practice always Ike IT il strictly for ha-
medicine, great and wonderful virtues hays bsen
found In IT that never suspected.
Several cases OF eple ptIo htss dlseage v hich
always considered incurable, have been CURED by q
tual in al cases Of that awful maady-thers but
few who have seen more OF il than have.
know ofsevera oAses OF DrOpsy, all Of them ag cd
people cured BY For the various diseases Of the
AMI Axus, Pain in the SIDE, Diseases Of the spine,
and particularly In Diseases Of the Kidneys o. the
discovery hiss done more good than Any msdAoiss
No change Of diet ever nsceuAty-sat the boat yer
can get and enough oft.
Directions for Uss.-Adults ono table spoonful
per day-chiidren over ten years dessert spoonful
children from i've to eight ears, tea spoonful. As
lake sniicsnt to operate the bowels twice q DAY.
DONALD KENNEDY.
No. l30 WsrrsR Street. RoxbGry, Massaskssstts.
Asents for Washing ton.-Ch,s. Stott & Co., z.
Gilman. KldVeil Il LRvrsnce. J. r. Gacdner- Eurrv
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- Medicine hsve been tsAeo then W
most Tn produce this best, most per-
feet purrative which 10 known TO
man. Innumersble proofs are shown tnat ahs &c
PILLS have virtues which suTpass IN exoeuenoe Ine
Ordinary medicines. AMI that they IN unpreoeo eni
edly upon the esteem OF all men. They sIe sale and
tlsias oroneItss sti11se the vital activities Of
the body, remove the obstructions OF us organs.
purify the btooo, and pei disease They purge OCT
the foul humours which breed dIstemper, stimulate
sluggish dlsordered organs INTO their natural &C.
ton ard mDar healthy tone wI9 si ,bs 70 dae
Complaints Of every body, bur also formidable and
dangerous diseases which have hafisd human skiIi.
While they produce powerful ELECTS they are 81 the
same time. IA diminished doses the safest ano BEST
ply sic that can be emElo, ed Tor Oh dren. beug
sugar coated they are pleasant 10 take, and osux
purely vegetable. are free from any rex Of harm.
Cures have been made which snrpsss belief were
ton and oia acier as to forbid the Suspicion Of un
truth; Many eminent clergymsn and Physielans
labil.t of my remedies. while others have sent mo
the assurances ofthelr conviction that M, Pnepara-
tons contribute immensely to the relief oil my aiIo-
The agent below ed pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac containing directions Tor
their and certificates Of their cures Of the fol-
lowing complairts:
Dropsy, Heartburn, He dscre arising from foul
stomach. Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid Inac ION and
tlte, al Uicerous and Cptancous Diseases which
require an evacuant me 'Iclle. Scrotula or Ming
tvIi. They also. by purify IG: he blood AMI stlmu
latIng the syttem. cure many complaints which II
would not be supposed they could reach, such as
DedIn' fdrtlll BLINDNESS, NcurtiRtt.h VERY
Ous Irr abiIty, DerHHg of he Liver and hid-
neJs, GOut, and other kindred comp ANTS arising
from low state of the body OF oDsiruc ion Of ats
functions.
DO not be pa, of by unprinoipled dealers with
some o her Pill they make more proht on ASK Tor
AYERS Pills, AID take nothing else. No other
they can give Won omfares with this IN its int nsie
value or curative powers. The sick want the best
and there IS for them, and they Lbould have 1t.
Prepared by DIR. }. &. AVER, Plactoal ard Ara
LYRICAL Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price y cents pr
box. Five bnXes for 81.
! Idly u ID GILMAN, Washington. md b, II.
COOK, Alexandra, and bY ali dealers everywhere.
hp l-imr
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Dentistry, &c.
CHEOPLASTiC PROCESS, e-1 10000
" - AN IMPROVEMFNT nv
MECHANICAL DENTISTRV -"

DIR. T. o. HILLS respectfully informs the pub,ic
that ne Is nov prepared to insert partial and
this improved plan. The great advan -VIID
tage TINS process has over al theirs 10 it's perfect
adaptation. The method of itself ipsurss u most
perfect FL. The metal is entirely free from ali me
taic taste and none Of the of the month
can have any eject upon 1T. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens OF Baltimore CONS r,n,nS
Its great superiority, can be seen. All those per-
sons who are sufefiag with ll-adapted plates will
please give me call and will [, Ike great DeasuIs
10 explaining and exhibiting to them specimens Of
the work. All inquiries should be made nj INV Of
cess. ' ~"
Office, No. go Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gautier's, MA"
an Is SIN -
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
&MHs 8 sEl

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
The recent extension end Improvement of It's lead
ing connecting lines at the West sulrsd an en-
By which highly important adSshtaees 10 the t raw
fs' 81 n ' fFkfSSss a Isas
FFs 81
Sunasy > stops q way stations and arrives st Cum
ssOond-The MAIL TRAIN starts Sunday er
cepssd 81 4; NJ; and arrives At W5senI AZ
tram. for CoIUmi.us cSoisnst Tna1, Ssnt pn1o
i.yille ChIcsso 81 Louis, 40, and at s.me place
Ss snd sso .. RSs54
ETFRETs Eli t ssy.. all. IN
from BeII.,Te g Cincinnati. SriiAesi eiarss %
hour. from Baltimore and Is SOSrs from WASHING aa
StS csf ~ dPsGf II SotS
roads for Chioothe, ClIcinnst,, etc: These trslrs
Louis, and at CincinnatI with the Great Ono ssS
MissssippI Express for Louisville, Cairo and 81.
LOUIS through TO St Louis IN less than q hours fosn
and southern places the West is much less while
the shortest of other routes From the Wesf these
ey,as - are Ssua 'se ed sati'fsctOy a.
III Baggage CHECK ed through to ell ponts.
THROUGH TICKETS sohl al low et rAies o,
Camden station and al Washington, ID. c.
stsv tAs ssft,s road by dovIigit, by tax ina morn.
l,s trans. and lyihs over at Cumberland OF oat
sad, and resumlne next morning by Wheeling Ae-
eommoaauon tram, leavine Cumberland St sls
Oakland at l0kO.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Trsin At I, M
vii stop II ell Stations east OF Cumberland and the
Wheeling Accommodation az all Stations heyond
cumberland gong West. Esstysraty,. the Mar
Tram leaves w heeng at asa A. NJ. and Aoconmo-
dstlon leavcs Cumberland at =, reaching baltimore
at 81 p. M.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and Parsersbg m vnv
lssssnxsrs will take the Express westvardly and
Inc FREDERICK TRAIN stArts at 4 p. NJ,
stopping ~ way stations. Leaves Frederick Al sLH
A, n, srrIvins az Baltimore r. noon.
Tne ELlICoIIs MILL TRAIN leaves At Sos
A. NJ. and p. M, except Sunday.
For tickets Information, fare, 40, appl, 10 j. II.
ENGLAND, Agent, a the Tietst sfioe, Camden
sHneI, VIM. 8. WOoDSiDE,
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Misyellane Gus.
rOATS, PANTS. AND VESTS,
~ OF SUPERIOR 90 Atty AND
CENTS EUKNisHiNG ARTICLES, !,
A Ns5y and Fresh Stock
Now OPP enngat q
No. $40 Pa. avenue, under Browns Hotel,
BY
.pstf j. g. STEPHENS.
IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STkENSTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
mas arrived from Europe with his ~
oxn, az well az the Hanufacture of a good many
4 UH9 0t me Iatest improved SPECTACLES and
81 6ISI L4ASSES; among which are the
rhhnnttHfSS9S rf cC0NCAVE and CONVEY, The
BEUBhE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISH T.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Ete.,
Nnlon are warranted to Improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to il also
T-SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be- suited first sight those
DOUBLE-POLlSHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received She highest recommendations at the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their produ,nny a
elearness and easiness of vision heretofore uni
in any other mprOv ements. " -
Also, all sty les OF OPERA, spy and MAt!NJ
FLYING GLASSES, Compassss. and Micros cones
are for sale az ms store, corner of Eighth street and
tween ID street and Pa. avenue. 10
H. Do not mistake the corner Of 8th street,
Prices very reasonable, the same as al his estab-
hshnont IA cuIopo. nqn
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EVENING STAR.
THE REyGN OF MAY,

BY JAisEs o. PERcIvAL.
\ feel a newer life IN every gale;
.rhs winds. that fan the flowers,
nd with their welcome breathinaa n tho saiI
Tell of serener hours
OF hours that glide unfelt away
Beneath the sky of May,
The spirit Of the gentle south wind calls
From his blue throne of air,
And where his wins pering voice in music falls,
Beauty Is budding there;
The bright ones of the valley break
Their SAUNDERS and awake.
The waving yerdure rolls along the plain.
And the vide forest weaves,
To Welcome hack It's play full mates again,
And from its darfenng shadow foats
A rush or trembling notes.
Fsirer and brighter spreads the reign of MAY;
The tresses of the woods
And the full brimmIng Hoods,
As gladly to their goal they run.
Hail the returning sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-07
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