davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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@. L. G..
That Ward is Selling Clothing
CHEAP!
Spring and Summer Fashions.
WA. v. WARD,

CORNER OF MAIN N SOUTH sTREEr,)
yITOULD call the attention of Buyers to his New
w ASSORTMENT Of SPRING GooDs, comprising
French, English, and German Cloths, and all the
Now Styles of Goods for the season.
Csshmerettes, Tweeds, Cloths and Linen Goods,
Fancy Cassimeres and Vestings; an infinite variety
the latest and most choice styles, which
he ia prepared TO make up on order. or sell by the
yard. Cheaper than the Cheapest.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Having procured an excellent Gutter from a fash
ionable House in Broadway, | am now prepared to
make up to order, in the latest and most fashionable
style. combining beauty and duration. All gar
mcnts warranted a good fit, or no sale.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
l would also call your attention to this department.
The most of which having been got up under my su-
p~ervision, l am prepared to warrant these in every
particular, as represented. They are cut and made
in the latest styles, and for elegance and ease, cannot
be equalled.
ALSO.-Always on hand, a large assortment OF
Furnishing Goods, consisting of Plain and Fancy
Shirts, Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, Stocks, Hats, Caps,
Trunks, yalisesp Carpet Bags, &c, &c; all of which
will be sold Cheap.
chasing elsewhere. WI " WAN
Freehold, March 19 1879 &c
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REFRESHMENTS, &C.
" rs U

At the Railroad Restaurant ysa will lind,
Lager Bier of every kind
Good for the health, the doctors say,
Fresh from the brewery every day
Perfectly harmless in every way,
Thus the people all do say.
TINE subscriber informs his friends aud the pubic
i GENERALLY. that he will always have an band q
large stock Of LAGER BIER, of the best quality,
which he will sell at Wholesale or Retail as low ~ 1t
can be bought in the City of New York Or Phhsacl.
phia. He also keeps on hand n good supply Of
CONFECTIONERY, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
FRUIT, &c, at Retail.
LUNCH AT ALL HOURS OF II DAf!
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Dissolution.
Notice.

1aE subscriber having purchased the entire in
sefest OF MeSsrs. Walton g. 0dell, will continue tho
business, in the premises occupied by the late firm
HENRY P. PARKER.
Freehoid, June III, 1898. If
= CARRY-ALL WAGONS NEARLY NEW FOR
~Sale Cheap, by WALTON & ODELL.
Freehold, Nov. 18th. 1857. At
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z LUMBER YARD
AT
RED BANK.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER
a Shingles, Timber, Fence Pales, Mason Lath.
and Glenn Falls Lime, Plaster, Cement,
Brick, Nails, &c, which viii be sold AS Low as at
any other Yard in the country, for CASH.
PARKER e. CHADWICK.
ALSO.-Psach Orchard aud Lackawana COAL.
Lump, Egg, and Stove Sizes. P. s. G.
Nay IA, 1855. ~
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

- TINE subscriber offers at Private Sale, hisSTa
Lid j. Farm, situate in Smithviile on the
road leading from Freehold to Mt. Holly, about D
- miles from Freehold, and 3 from West Freehold
This pr ,perty is beautifully located, and well known
as The Homestead of Asher Smith, decd. IL con
tains upwards of 200 acres-50 of which is nice pine
and 20 acres beautiful white oak timber, and the re-
mainder is tillable, under a good state Of cultivation,
and contains an abundance of mari Of an excellent
quality. Either a portion or the whole of this pro
perty will be disposed of as may suit the purchaser
The farm is divided by the main road, leaving on
the North side 103 acres. with the tavern buildings.
The remainder is located on the South side and has
upon it a good Q story dwelling, with every neces-
sary convenience. AS a business stand, or for farm
ing purposes, this property is an excellent one. A
new Turnpike Road from Freehold to Smithyille is
now in course Of construction, which must greatly
enhance its value.
The terms will be made very accommodating. For
further information, inquire of the Subscriber on the
farm, or of almost anybody in Freehold, as the pro-
perty is well known.
Smithville. Aug. 10. 1853. 43-3m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-24

LIZ lt seems from a statement in the Athe-
n@um that - after ALL in spite of his many for
iner refusais, Profess0r Agassiz, Of Boston, will
be won over for the directorship of The Museum
OF Natural History Of the Jardin des Plantes,
al raris. 1t appears TO be favorite wish of
the Emperor Napoleon TO draw this celebrated
scno.ar, whose personal acquaintance he made
In SwitIerland, TO Paris. Agassiz has been
offered salary of $4,000 francs, and the inn
mediate senatorship, which brings another
1O'oOo francs and at last be has consented TO
negotiation"
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hENTlSTRY.
y DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OHB1cI No. lSa PksNsYLylNII AyxuFx
Iarss <osyS (re1s l<fk Street, 1x0


DR. BAILY tegs leave to inform the public that hs
can be seen at all hours, at his oce located as above
he ee!s assured that an experience of hesn years.
variety of dicuit cases that he has treated
Iuily, viii cnabe him to surmount any difficulty
own experience confirming The opinion Of many mep
and and n she profession and especially Drs harris
GARD ali mercurisl preparations Tor iiins Teets sso
al Enameis, Gutta Perchs, India ubber and Ce
Tsets and that PoIoes S SogoS 0 og p Gum
the only reliable substance that en be worn in the
a,i as MAS most oonoiusveiy shown BY the last
Although he hatters himself from his long resi-
friends snd ,ssron. hs Sss,
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epipsalyo
thus oty.
Dr.. sIzrE.n B.ILI: Dear sir.,I desire to express,
my esteem for you personally, and my confidence in
you ss a superior dentist. The operations executed
10. me have been highly sstisfaetory hope that
Ssblio that your skill 30 vel deserves.
Washington. Aur. ., Isss. y.W.FRENcI.
Frsm one Of the oldest hrm. IN Baltimore. Mss.rs.
Boggs, Cotman Co.
H,vn6 employ ed DR.. stephen BsiIy. Surgeon Don
S snS SsshhsGa CITY to execute for me an I'M
my entire satisfaction, and view OF the fact thai
College Of BaItinore, failed, sfser repested tr,ss t.
perform the same work satisfactorily, IL gives me
great pleasure TO express my entire confidence and
Baltimore, Jan. l2, 1857. HARMANN BO99s.
kxtset from note rscsye red from the late Ha.. y.L,
M. Clayton.
Y. 4. SENATE, Aug. 10, lss.
Shs testh yss made for me work admirably moth.
'>' ''''0 DC 0'"''' ''' }oHN ttisiSp X. CLAYTON.
rs those that seek relief from the m.sdie. OF Ia.
tSsth, can oheerfpliy recommend DR.. g Baily as q
superior Dentist he madc . set of porcelain teeth
for enc of by famiiS, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has al stood veil for thar
ten years. ROBERT r. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf. of the M. Il. Ch1rch Soath.
Apri Is. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having h1 occasion to Avail
eurseves OF the professional skill of DIR. 3. Baily,
Surgeon DENTIST of this city, having been cosnIS
ant OF his operations our families or friends take
pleasure In expressing adm.aiIon OF artistic
skill, as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and diihcult
operations In Dental Surg and W spectfully
commend HIM TO the confidence and patronage OF the
Dlblo. of which we consider him eminently worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTER, Architect u. =. CayIto.
THOMAS MILLER, nj. d., of Washington, b. G..
3. 3. BOHRKR, NJ. d. OF Georsetown, ID, c..
n. s. LINCOLN. nj. y. Of Washington, ID. G.
Jos. H. BRADLRI, of Warrington, ID. c.
9IoRGR WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTBR LINoX, EX- Mayor of WashingtoiJ
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Office,
fsbio II '
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THE UNDERSIGNE ARE pr,

10 THE UNDERSIG NED ARE PRE-
pared to execute every description Of work pertain
ing Ia the DYING BUSIN E:SS, in a manner supe-
rIor To any thing of the kind in the District Our
method of cleansing GeniIemebs Clothing is far
superior 10 the Old and injurious securing process.
We clean Ladies' Silks ia n manner which we con-
hdenty assert to he superior to anthy of the ind
uHns IN ,nis part ol the country We invite paruc
We Dye Grape Shawls q BEAUTIFUL Scarlet or Grim
SON. o any other color, and Bleach Grape Shawls by
Persons must he particular to leave their goods at
the night pace-the Old EstabiI sh ed stand, No 80
Pa. avenue. south side. Notice the r ed sign
l5-2awSw DREW 4 SMITH.
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CHEoPLAsric PRQcEss

DR.. r. o. HILLS respeotfully inform, he pvhlio
that ne - now prepared TO insert partial ara
.uii setts oil TEETH at reasonable rates -
on tins improved plan. The great advan SUIIO
tage tins process has al others is its perfect
sdaPtatIon. The method of itself InsurCs a most
ahc taste and none of the secretions Of the mouth
can nave any effect upon il. Testimonais q from the
It's great superiority, can be seen. All those per
sons VINO are suffering with ill-ada pied plates will
please give me cal, end l viii take great pleasure
"a ~. alhnE and exhibiting to them specimens Of
the WORK. All Inquiries should be made al INV Of
cess. ' 'ia's pio
Once, No. $50 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gautier's.
n Sm
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HAVING DISPOSED OF MY DYEING ES
II ta6llshment to Messrs. Drew N Smith, take
and former patrons as belng very uperior workmen
ana competent to do all kinds of work connected
wJtn the Dt eng BuSInes In manner far excellGg
anything of The kind done the Dsir riot of Coum.
pla; Persons having goods at my establishment will
hnd theID at Messrs. Drew L Smiths and tbey are
respectfully requested to call and yet them ii not
taken away within reasonable time, shall be COM
pelied to sell them to pay the charges upon them.
- JOHN T. BERKLEY.
Washing ton, June Ia, 1853
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ORPIIANS' COURT, JUxEI5, 1853,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, - ''''

=, WAsHN NGToN COUNTY-T0 1Dtf:
In the case Of Mary f.. inch, adminst r,trIx de
bonls non OF David Finch ceceascd the adrninistra-
ttlx as aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION OF tfs
appointed Saturday. the 10th day of July next for
the hna settlement and of the pc sonal
estate OF said deceased of the IN nd so far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money. when and where al the creditors and heirs
OF said deceased are notified to attend, lat the Or
phans Court of Washington county, aforesaid
Win their claims properly vOuched, thew may
otherwise. by law be excluded from all benefit Cf
SAID deeeaseds estate; provided a .py of order
ne published once a week for three weeks 10 the
next. ''
Test: ED, NJ ROACH Repister Wills s
True copy-Test: ED. NJ ROACH
I7-law}wr Re,,,tor Sg,u,
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DEATH OF "OLD HANNIBAL THE ELI
PHANr.-1he following We copy from the Cley.
land Plaindealer:
This old and justly distinguished elephant
died at Canheid on Monday. lie was quite
old-extremely so. We have heard his age
stated variously at from five hundred to one
thousand years. At tines, Hannibal was rather
wild. Domestic troubles may have been the
cause of this. We believe his faults were of
the head, however, and not of the heart lie
never used tobacco In any form, and i'm all his
travels was never forced to % spout his trunk
for his hotel bills. What other Snowman. OF
any note can say as much? Still. the fact can I
be disguised, Hannibal cut up some very hard
capers during his life. In Maine, years ago,
he was one night shut up in shed In the
morning he was found three or four miles off,
with the roof Of the shed upon his back
When connected with juno d Titus circus
and menagerie he had a falling out with some
of the performers, and one day whilst they were
making their grand entree in the ring, ON
their high-mettied and gorgeously caparisoned
horses, Hannibal burst his fastenings, rushed
into the ring, and unhorsed every man of them
After tossing them around for a while he re-
turned to his accustomed place, and permitted
his keeper to tie him up again. Going from
Boston to Salem some years ago, he became en-
ragged about something or other, and made ter
rife work ON the road-tearing down fences,
tipping over wagons, and tossing men and
horses into the air. Travelling from one small
tIwn to another one Sunday afternoon, in New
Hampshire, Hannibal met long line of car,
risges, filed with people going home from
church. The man in the head carriage struck
tie elephant a smart blow with his whip as he
pissed. Hannibal Immediately unloaded the
entire line of carriages. No one was seriously
injured. One night, as his keeper was driving
him through a strip of woods in Vermont, a
violent thunder storm arose. tree was struck
| by lightning and one of the shattered branches
struck the keeper and killed him instantly
All night long the elephant watched the dead
man closely and tenderly, even as a mother
would watch the corpse of her child, and never
from that moment left him until he was buried
Hannibal meant we'll. We don't hear wha
allied Hannibal-probably il was old age. We
understand that he cost his last owners, Var
| Amburg Co., $l4 900. peace to bis ashes.
.gta.l l.
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{ (tOPPER SCALE-There will he sold at public
~ auction at II m, the 18th day of July, istS at
rhe u = Navy Yard, w ashing ton, from To 8 tons,
As may he offered, of Copper Scale The analy sis Of
spes o1 similar scale has given about 80 per cent.
of metal nc copper.
IL can lie examined at any time previous to tie
sale cash.
lie l5-law4w VIM Ei,INN NAVY Aoept
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IL We often hear Of a man being in advance
OF his age, but who ever heard Of woman being
In the same predcament .
90 The Harva.d students were victorious last
Saturday afternoon, In regatta over six otheI
six-oared boats, and made the unprecedented
time OF three miles Ia nineteen minutes and
lwenty seconds, .
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Boots, Shoes, &c.


Two THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
u Having been engaged in n auufacturine Ladies'
~A Misses, and Children q shoes foT
-, .4thIs past 81 years, ought
S Sw oy N IS time what will suit them ln thai line,
a. Sah safely say that we do which you can prove
~ ~ kElng our work tral. on hnd lat all times
tne aIucles ~ the principal Shoe Stores an Wash
,nkon -the shoes so ve-known as j. W.
McCordy a sons Philadelphia make. pa-Iy
TRUNKS: TRUNRsg TRUNKsM
The undersigned has now and constantl, tee,,
GYyYpon hai q large and very srpa- =
6TfTH nor "a sortment of Sole t.eaiherf&A
4SoFRDNkS AND NALiSES; ass
Iron ira ne and Wood Box TRUNKS E
NELNBr TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRANE lING BAGS aud SATCHELS: 6pe
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
Il am prepared TO compete with the best manu-
facturers, IN prof OF which, resd the following Re-
port OF tse Committee At the AIR OF the Metropolis
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
TOpham a NoTtiet deposited a Sole-leatker
Trunk that Is Tor Soitdity and qxaIifV Of saaferia
yKNKIs THOMAS, Saddler.
Is. =. kinney, Curner.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and eyery description OF
Repairing execut ed with neatness and dlspatoh
JAS. y. TOPHAM,
(I ate ToPHAM A NORFLRT.l
No. <99 7th street, Oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
mf-ly Washington. ID. &.
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Places of Resort during Summer.

RLACkISTONE'S PAVILION.-The under
= signed tof Washngton) having taken 4
vii receive guests ATE. the lst July This IE.b1
ravIlion Is IN St. Mary's county, Md, near Black
lstones Island and il acce ssible by from,
Washington and Baltimore. The neig hborhood Is
tne most pleasant IN the State; and the water pos
Fixtures. peas ant and commOdious Chamber Ao,
oominodstlons, spacious Dining and Ball Rooms,
WIN V verandah Of nearly one hundred feet, front
70 the enjoy Of the guests. HIS Table will he
supphed with all the Injuries of the water. His
bar is stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors.
ana Cigars. ,Flrst-rate CotillOn Music, dIligept
servants and everv attention NAV be relied on
Sah and lshing BOsts always at hand. The fish
ing 10 unsurpassed in the United states Terms
Si5b per day for less than q week for a week or
more, 8 i.l5 Der diem. VI
Il. S.aThere will lie Grand independence Ball
at the Pavilion ON the nirht of the bth July and
every fortnight thereafter Throughout the season.
ez3 colin" " J. MARSUAII H. Pron,r.
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EOH RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third stor,
L. OF the building occupied an ofioe BY G.. :
Wallaoh, and immediately opposite the CITY Hall
Apply to RICHARD WALLACH. ap
FOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE
situated on the carner of 18th and B streets
near the Canal, at present occupied by Capt Jonas
r Levy, who VIII yacate the premises on the 18th
OF June. 1t is we'll fitted up with she wing c0unter
ior resident, country, and river trade. For terml
DEk corner Of and 18th streets west.
NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE.
nSEORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AT PklVAE SA E-The subscriber has for pri
yats sale new and very desirable three story Rriok
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings
containing eleven rooms. built the best manner r.
and furnished thrOug hOut with all the modern i'm
provements-gas and water, furnace range, O
&c. situated on north M street, between 9Th and
10Th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. =. MCGUIRE,
ap IA Auct'r. and Com. NJ Merchant.
GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESrMENT.-
~ For Sale and To Let-The entire STOCK of n
arge 6rocery, w Inc and Liquor Store, in a first
rate Old stand Terms easy. Apply, with real name
Conhdentla! !" Hox H8 Post Office. ieIE
t'OR RENT-A desirable, modern -buiIt. three
u stoTy HOUSE, with basement and hack bnd
ing. No. 404 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
coh'alnlng IL rooms, gas throughout, marble man :.
tells. water and bath room. Inquire on premises or
room No s, hrst floor, Post Ofice Department ,
ma q II
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i WEAV EK'S
LADIES SALOON, perfectly private for Ladies
luP siaIrs,l where any Iady uai for delicious
CREAM Ms and ICES without the annoyance Of
doubts ul character.
My Creams viii be sent to all parts of the CITY,
Tree of cost. and pure arr lce unux ed but cam
not sell cream al less price thsn 50 gallon.
less Tor benevolent ouIp ,ses when Il reduction of IS
per cent will be made be ieviDg the respectable por
ton OF our city will prefer pure article OF Cream
even at a higher rate. Call and try at
J. g. WEAVER'S,
Je 0-eo5t opposite Browns Hotel.
RAFFLE-A hne young trO,ting MARE, be
II tween four and five years Old perfect, ~
sound and gentle, and trots inside of mn- I~N
utes, first prize. GA
First rate top BUGGY, very strong and easy run
ming, second prize.
NEW SULKY, used but three weeks, third
prize.
One set BUGGY HARNESS, nearly new, fourth
prZe.
One Uuckskin SADDLE and NEW Birdie,
fifth prlze.
Will bs rafiled for soon as one hundred chances
are subscribed for at s per chance, at
LLOYD Restaurant,
je Is ee2w southwest corner Of 7th and f SITS.
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Dentistry, 20.

II DENTIST~
WpIi perform ali operations belonging to his ~4<L'
efeiesslon at his old established Ofice, above.
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pRtISHSS At CSlHBs hslT Store near l3th
street, and a his ssss kso.n, und'r WiHards' Boz
to- a. s-em
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY THE SENATR,(
June 2ist, 1853. I
Sealed proposals will he recsived at this office un-
til i2 O'Clock Thursday, the Ist July next, for
furnishing and delivering In the vaults of the Capt.
tol, before the lst day of Nov emser next,
hundred tons Of 22i lbs of best anthracite white
ash coal. in umps not less than tn more than
other fore gn substances
Also, for hundred and ffty cords of best hick-
Ory wood, to be measured At the pense of the
tractor IN the Capitol yard sawed in two pieces and
properly packed away 10 the vaults; the whole
subject to the inspection of the Secretary ofthe Sen
ate.
Security for the faithful performance Of the COL
tract for furnishing the above articles To the salts
faction Of the Secretary of the Senate will be re-
CURED.
Proposals may be separate and should be endorsed
proposals for Wool" and "PTop0sals for Coal -
and dIrecrad ITO the Secretary Of the Senate"
los InIv
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~ SEA RATHING.

SHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
, This summer Retreat, only two miles from Old
POINT, will be Te-Opened on the l0th of A
June, when the ProPrlstOrs will be happy YEEA3 &
t0 see any oil their friends who may wish lE. 5fT
I'd ENJOY salt Water Bathing and the LuxnIIes e,i
the Seaboa!d; The Hall has been much inoroyed
and beautihed, and ample made fr the
comfort and pleasure Of all who may visit this de-
nghtful resort Boats. Fishing Tackle Pleasure
Carriages, Co. always readiness to cont Ilute io
the enjoy ment of the guests.
X. q. BANKS Il SONS.
:, IL Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington in
the steamer Louisiana and North Caro- ina, arrive at
the Hall next morning to breakfast. either bJ Om-
nIous I'D hampton or steamer Coffee. je Is m
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NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOI
IN STORE,

IN CA X A 6 Es.
II HE Subscriber having made additions 20 his
Factory making il now one Of the largest R5RS,
in the District, where has IacsIass I.f&0S
manufacturing all kinds OF CARNSS
&IAGES and LIG 1T WAGONS Ger not be sur
tsssed, and from his long experience m the busi-
Less he hopes to give general satlsfaci on.
An kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
Seoona b. Carriages taken in exohsnee for new
ones. ANDREW J. yOfSE,
ln-h 0f iffh ap0 "
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pLACK LACE POINTS
u and LACE MANTILLAS
just received at
Je p cost MAXWEI,I,S
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IORDAN'S w. $. SPRINGS.

IORDAN'S w. =. SPRINGS,
IN FREDERICK County, VA,
rive miles from Winchester, TX niles from
per's Ferry and Winchester Railroad. F!HA$
Leaving Bait Imore, Washing ton. or Cum n 1
Ferry for StePhenson's Depot, arrive at Springs
same daV by O'CLOCK p. m. Leaving the Springs ,
connect with express train at Harper's FerTy ar,
rive In Baltimore at $40 IN. aud Washington at II
q m. same dav.
music ana experienced servants. Hot and c0ld sui
phur baths The water for sale in barrels or bottles
Mails daily. except Sunday.
In dy-pepsy, gOut, rheumatism, drOpsy chrome
darrhea and sentery, chronic of the liver
spleen, kidneys, bladder, &c, especially IN eTup-
tive diseases, this water is invaluable. To inyaIds
generally and e. peciay those suffering from debll-
ity, this water is adys ed In June and July
f; u , Through tickets from Baltimore and Wash
ingtOn. " ~
Je Iin* DR.. r. NJ, JORDAN A. RRO
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AndellsnScus.

EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
TRI DE- Mt
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
PROVIDENCE, n. !,
OFFICE TRIDENT BLOCK,
CHARTERED BT LEGISLATURE, JUNE, 1855.
Cash Capital paid in and securely
iHceSt.d ia n.n
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Mr.. J. ToBIAs. Si,: The pair of Spectaces you
furnished me yesterday are particularly satisfactory
and am the owner OF eight or nine pairs, carefully
selected IN different places and from opticians REQ
omm ended TO account of their brofesslo
standing in France, Enkla and and the United States.
hsve been also pleased with your remarks and di-
roctIons the treatment of the eyes, for the
pose of preserving and imProying the sight;
Respectfully yours, CHS. CALDWELL,
Professor Of Nj. C.. Louleyllla. Nv.
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