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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-05
THE WARSAW HOUSE

rs NOW OPEN, AND THE SUBSCRIBER SOLICITS
the patronage of the travelling community and the public
in general. Every exeron his part will be used to
render them comfortable during their soourn with him..
His table will be always supplied with the best the market
affords.
His bar will be furnished with the best liquors that can be
bought.
He spacious Stables and careful Osers attendance
at all times.
Passengers going North buy through tickets to Wei
don, from the Agent at the Fayetteville Hotel returning
can buy tickets at the w. w. r. r. Office at Weldon.
Passengers stopping at the Warsaw House have their
baggage carried to and from the Rail Road The Stage
rves at Warsaw at ahaf O'clock A. NJ and leaves
for Fayetteville the arrival Of the at = P. M
have also daily Stage line running to Kenansvile,
packages and small boxes will be to any point on
the line N. FREDERlCk, proprietor.
STAGE AGENTS.. H. Roberts, Fayetteville G. w. At
kns. Clinton; j. B. Southerland, warsaw; John Campoe'
Weldon; Isaac B. Kelly, Kenansvlle
Nov. 9Th, 1857 lO-6m*
Fayetteville Observer months and send bill above
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HOUSE AND SHIP PAINTING.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding country
that he prepared to execute every description Of
HOUSE and SHIP PAINTING, GRAININC3, ETC., and will
endeavor to do all work in his line punctuay and in good
style, and at as reasonable rates be afforded.
All orders left at his shop formerly known Mr. Darbys
Cooper Shop Orange street. below Front will promptly
attended to- L. F. BUNN.
Nov. l0.-56-St-iI-Sm%
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Terms OF Subscription

One wear invariably in advance, ...........'..N 0O
When payment is not made in advance oO
erAnv person sending us five NEW subscroers accom-
naned with the advance subscription Slz oOO VIII receive
The sixth copy gratis for year, r., -. G. -. -,
Letters on business connected with this office must be
No snbscrber nermitted discontinue his paper after
the of subscription year, till the expiration
of said year.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
DER SCHRS. BENNETT FLANNER and r. W. BROWN,
l. from New York:
% bags Green Rio COFFEE;
20 bbs. C. Yellow SUGAR;
so boxes Dairy CHEESE;
10 do English do.
10 kegs Goshen BUTTER
4 bbs. Elephant OIL. Low for cash..
Jan. Is. GEO. r. KELLEY.
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General Notices.
FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
t)ER SCHR. A. J. DEROSSET, from New York:
Il 70 bags Rio Coffee: 25 do. Laguayra do;
20 Dbls G. Yellow Sugar;
80 boxes fine Adamantne Candles;
80 hafboxes Colgates No. Soap. Low for cash.
Feb 10. I!EO Kelley
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WILSON'S HARNESS EsTABLIsHMENT

CA SADDLES, Harness, Whips, Trunks, GTSS~NN
Leather Oils Condition Powders for E4Et ERgT 1Ttf
~ diseased Horses, Coach Trimmings, @9HA. AIAO
Carpet Bags Yalises &c. the largest stock the State and
Harness and Trunks made to order and repaired.
JAMES WILSON,
Oct l5-34ly-71y No Market ST., near the wharf.
NSH-Ro THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND, AT HIS
4892 Shop corner Walnut and Water Streets general
assortment Of CARRIAGES, of his own manufacture,
which he offers for sale, the most reasonable terms
among which may be found
COACHES BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &C.
Which will be sold low. Purchasers will find it to their
advantage to call and examine before buying elsewhere
Repairing done lOw at short notice, and in the neatest
manner, for cash only.
Nov. 3I.-I8-f HSAC WELLS.
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lshlng yOn u speedy recovery,
am yery truly Yours.

5. L. FREMONT Eng and Supt.
In addition to what have already said l could say
much more in praise of the management and officers Of
this road but refrain until some future day.
Yesterday it rained and hailed and sleeted all day
and last night snow wound up the celebration, far
as the elements concerned This morning dawned
bright and clear, light, thin coating of snow covered
the ground and house tops, and gave more pleasing
aspect to the earth than presented by yesterdays
mud.
A good many persons are returning from Richmond
to-day, and among them | notice Hon. VIM. Ell. Polk
and lady, of Tennessee
will write you again in few days.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
p. IIEINSBERGER,

w g. MILLIGAN, proprietor respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared to make and put up to or
Furniture Tops Mantes Heaths &C., of the best quality
of American or Italian Marble not to be surpassed style
establishment in the country North South
Iron Ralng-5O different styles for inol9sng family lots
N Borders from all parts of the country accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt
tenOn and all articles warranted to be recommended
HOCharge made.
Nov. 23d.-[l2-tf.
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Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils. sc.

PAINTS AND OILS.
IN 600 LBS. Pure White Lead;
lO4O\JO 5000 lbs Pure White Zinc
500 lbs. Pure White Zinc in Varnsh;
500 lbs. Silver Paint in Oil;
so bbls. " g dry assorted;
TO - Spanish Brown
- Venetian Red
- Yellow Ochre
{! Linseed Oil;
- Lard Oil;
- Best Sperm Oil;
800 lbs. Chrome Green, in oil and dry;
200 - - Yellow il Oil and dry. For sale
wholesale and retail, by w. HI. LIPPITT,
Oct. 2-5-f Druggist Chemist
MRS. ALIENS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
lust RECEIVED, fresh supply Nos. l. 2, and 3. For
y sale wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
Oct 2-5-tf Druggist Chemist.
600 OF. Sulph. Qunine; 10 bbls. EPSON Salts; l cask
AOO Or. Tartar; cask Sup. Carb. Soda so lbs Seid
itz Mixture 10 lbs. Rochelle Salts so lbs Gum Opium
so lbs. Gum Guaiacum; bbl Gum Camphor; 500 Black
Pepper 800 Alspice so lbs. Caome; so lbs Nutmegs; 2
bs IOdd POtass SO lbs Mace; 10 lbs Suph Potass 100
lbs. Rhubarb; so lbs. Ipecac
For sale wholesale and retail, by W. Fl. LIPPITT
Feb. 90. Druggist and Chemist.
OHS! OILS !-Just Received fresh supply of Lin
~ seed Train, Lard Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by W. II. LIPPTTT, Druggist and Chemist.
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Correspondence of the Petersburg Express.
The Recent Accident tc Conductor HowelI-COmmen-
Worthy of Imit0tion-A MiserabI Day-Returning
from Richmond, etc.
WELDON, n. c., Feb, 23 1858.
| called this morning to see Capt. Howell, who had
the misfortune to get his leg broken time snce
and found him improving though matter of course,
very slowly. When | was with Capt H., he took oc-
cson to speak with deep feeling of gratitude of the
kindness Of Col Fremont, the General Superintendent
Of the Wilmington Il Weldon Railroad and handed me
letter which credtabe to the head and heart of Col
Fremont and speaks strongly in praise of the conduc
tors and other officers of the road that could not re-
frain from asking copy for publication in your paper.
This letter written Immediately after the accident,
and is as follows
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WANTED 900 AGENTS.
TNOR THE BEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OFFERED,
IL enclose stamp for return postage and address
MAYNARD & CASWELL,
Feb 5, lS5S-23-6t Lawrence, Mass.
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yGToN Il WELDON RAILROAD Co,
Office Chief Engineer and Sup'd't,
Wilmington, n. c., Feb. Is, l85


J. M HoaccH, Esq, Conductor ". & W. K. r.
My Dear Sir regret very sincerely to learn that
you have met with painful and troublesome acci-
dent the fracture of limb. | take pleasure, how
ever in assuring you that though deprived of the power
of locomoton you will be for some weeks, and the
company of your services yet your compensation will
not be diminished on that account The generous and
very credtabe offer of your brother conductors has
dered it entirely within my power to say this without
reference to higher authority 1t was my intention,
when the facts first communicated to me- to have
sought from the proper authorities order to continue
you on the pay roll, which authority would have been
readily granted by the President The action of the
conductors renders this unnecessary, and at the
time gives earnest that the proper esprit du corps
lists among the officers of the road This spirit of kind
ness and generosity shall not fail to encourage all
occasions it not only adds to the efficiency of the
vice, but makes you respectable and worthy of the
offices you hold 1t will not be necessary for the conduc
tors to do all the ea work they propose to take upor
themselves. shall be able to aid in this from time to
time by occasional trip from of the other com
panys officers.
|
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Feb, 10Th 1858 25-llt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

WnAT IIo0Ps CoNcEAL.-At Battle Creek,
Michigan the other evening, Two gentlemen
and laey--one Of :he real sIirt-expauder.-
got aboard the cars for Chicago. one geptle-
m-n and lis wife had through tickets, while
the other paid his fare ouly To- the first station
From certain manifestations, the conductor
concluded it wa the intention of trio to dead
head one Of the parry through On arriving
mt Augusta, the gentleman did not get out, ana
on search being made, he was found secrcted in
the ladies saloon. He was brought forth and
directed to leave the train at the next station,
but on arriving there he was not to be found.
After a long and diisent search, in which
everybody had become interested, il was con-
clujed he had leaped from the train while in
motion. Speculation was then rife as to his fate,
when n gentleman sitting near the lady Of big
Dimensions, hinted that those hoops might there
n mystery unfold On producing light,
four feet were seon protruding from her petti-
coats, which it was unreasonable to suppose
belonged to one person, and the lady being
requested to rise which she did after some hesi-
tation, revealing the lost passenger.
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CURIOUS SPRING IN ALABAaA.-The Talla-
doSa Watchtower, in an interesting rcview of
Professor Iommey's last report on the Geology
of Alabama, states that near the line between
Hancock and Lawrence, there is n spring of
liquid bitumen or mineral tar, which is said TO
be somewhat remarkable for its curative prop
critics, and is said to be n known cure for scrof-
uis, cancerous sores, rheumatism, and other
diseases in which Alternatives are required. The
water runs out from seam or crevice in the
limestone, and the tar OF bitumen floats on the
surface, a black foam, very cohesive and insol-
ublo in water. The tar can be collected in
masses, and patients visiting the springs fire.
quentIy take it in the form Of pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27

IHE RETIRED PHfsICIAN.-It appears that
DIR. James, the retired ph ysician, whose sands
~ life have nearly run out" has retired and
TrB 0ut from the scenes ol his labors leaving
behind him disconsolate police and an un-
heaIoG HOrl!. Not even his famous Cannibis
Indica, " East Indian Hemp, which had saved
his only daughter from the grave, was able to
arrest the mysterious prowess by which his
shadow grew less and less. until it entirely
disappeared His 'sands Of life he has how
ever, converted into oands oi gold, and the pos
session of ono hundred thousand dollars con
soles him for his compulsory fight from tho
gaieties of New York. The retired physiCipn
is not the only masquerade il which the de-
parted BrOwn--his real nalus-has figured
lie was also Ii. MOnsctt, who taught people t.
change mercury into gold; he was Prof Jas
t. Horne, VINO sdvcrtiscs that he viii show
anyb body the way to make QUO year, IL not
more, upon the receipt # certain sum in
postage stamps, which s"NinG duly 10 hand
the applicants arc Sent recipe for the mann
fa.tUTe g.; artificial honey aD6 the ., ctr to sell
il in sBy county which the dupe may select
the tTO costing 80. The enteTpIiSing Brown ii
also Madame Julie Melville, who has lately
received from Franco some splendid cosmetics
These facts have Just been brought to light uy
the New York police, who are now in eager
pursuit Of the retired and retiring physician
II appear. that there was no Cannibis Indira
in the medicine nj Brown, but merely n com
pound of liquorice, slippery elm decOction, and
honey, costing sixteen cents, bottle and oil
and tor which be charged g His Rcguia
ting and Purifying Pill, and g Excelsior Oint.
ment Of India" were made 90 the same prin.
ciglH, snd sold for rs many dollars "a they cost
hIIR cents. HE U0~t magnificent OF his cos
metics, The Milk OF Roses and Extract OF
Eide BiOssoTIs' turns out 10 have been n
mixture of magnesia and alcohol, costing him
about eight rents-price > bottle. II re-
mains to be Seen under what new disguise tha
retired physician will make his next ar
pearance before the public.
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u An employee in the barber shop Of Henry
Gardiner, al 81. Louis, arrested on the 18th
inst on the charge 0f being implicated in the
murder Of Hugh Downie "a drover, the particu-
lars of which have already been given in the
papers. This person has confessed that the mur-
der was committed ut nine o'clock on Sunday
evening, in Gardiner's shop. DOwnie came in,
took the chair, and resigned himself to be sham
Pooned. The lather was permitted to trickle to
his eyes, and then the rope was applied to his
neck. His hat was burned In the stove, his
body robbed and thrown where il was found
Three employees of Gardiner did the job The
remaining two have fed, but will be caught.
Gardiner is also under arrest.
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IOHN ALEXANDER,
y No 9;O PESNsYIyANIA AyKSUE

IOHN ALEXANDER,
~ No. 2tO PESNSYLvANiA AVENUE.
PAPER RA NJ iNGS.
have now III store the most complete Assortment
of Paper ianEings offered To the public of
Washing ton and the adjacent cities.
lam now re"erving, from Franco. Decorative Pa
pers 90 the most modern and rich designs, panel,
Eold, tan, velvet, and wood limitations, with bor-
dc.s - correspond Also, chamber and other pa pers
~ cry variety of style and pattern.
would also O. your attention to the fact that IN
addition the great variety Of Paper HangIngs |
krcp constantly hand the largest and handsome
S..trtinont cr WIN DOW SHADES, GILT COR
NITES, PICTURE CORD and TASSELS of Any
house In TIE city.
81 npremItring attention and prompt execution
ofRIl orders, hope to merit and OBTAIN a liberal
share nt pa rOnage.
Paper put on In the best manner, and IN all cases
warranted. ap ln2aw2m
Marlborough Gazette copy.l
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. u. s. NJ. CoRrs.
Washington, May 10. 1853.
Sealed proposals will be received at ths Office un-
I'll Thursday, the 10th day of yune, 1853, for supply
lDg such quantities OF wood and coal may he
Iequ red for the Marines stationed at Washing ton.
d. c., from lst July, 1853, to 30th June 1859. The
coal to be best anthracite white ash. broken aud
screened, aud free from dust, atd To weigh 22s0 lbs
to the ton The wood to be best oak 'sapling. and
both the wood and coal to be delivered the requi
sItion OF the Commanding Marine officer, and piled
and lneasured at such points within the wal of the
Marine Barracks may be desI Ignatsd by him. free
of expense TO the United States ard subject to his
approval.
Bidders will accompany their proposals with the
OF two suretIes known to this office. or, fun
known, will be certified by some officer of the gov
eTnmen'. ID. ]. SUTHERLAND,
m IL StawtJe'0 Quartermaster u. s. NJ. Corps.
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nENTiSTRY.
~ DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
CYr!cy No. iee PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, DNH>z
TS-s Goo,s |Sr-, i<ik Strfff llIb

DR. BAIL be;s iearo 70 inform the puhlio that he
can be ct hours, at his ONCE located as Above
He fees assured that an experience of fifteen ears
xsrs;y Of dscuIt cas- thst he has treated
fully, viii enable him {" surmOunt eny di iheuIty,
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
sminent n the profess IN, and esPecaily Drs. aIrt
cd @ ali 'S srcsr SHs % r 6t s Teeis 10 ss
all Ename!e; G..:ts Percha, India Rubber. and Ce-
Teeth and that Porcelain. mounted on Gold Plate,
s the onJ reliable :uhstrnco thst can be worn in the
mouth, os ~ Eost SoICiusIyeiy shown bJ the sst
American DeIta Contention.
ALTHOUGH he as.rcTs himself frola M. long re.,-
dencc and Practice IL Washington he is fworeby
known to his numerous trieuds e<t7onE, hs boss
leave 20 refer them TO ti'e fOas -
TESTIM = MAS:
From the late Rector of the Church ef Eriehany o
tAIs city.
DR.. SIsPHsS BAILt: Dear Slr-I desrs TO eIprsts
my esteem !oT jon personally, and ny col n3cn"1 ~
you as superior dentist 1ilC operations executed
may receive ~ yonare from niI friends and ths
ssbic that your ss,t: - well deserves.
Washing ton, A,s. Is, lass. ]. W.FRiaus,
Frem one of the oldest firms IN BALTIMORE 81 ss,I..
BOggs, CotIr5n 4 Co.
Having employ cd Dr. Stephel Bay, Surgeon Don
,ortan and dficuit picee of rcrs, which ho did to
my entire satisfaction and an of the !.ot thh;
Coego of Baltimore, tailed. afer TepeaIeo trails ts
lertorm the same work satlsactoT:i-. !, gives me
great pIaesrre 10 express entire confidence And
baltimore, an. IL, 1857. HARMANN BO6oSs
Kxtsot from note ed from the late Hon. ysA,
NJ. Clsyto
u. y. SHrAsE, Ars. 10, 1855.
The tes.h yea msde fcT me WORK sdTairablJ; moth
Ing could O' better Very toHS totiHsfSsDa!ac Da!a.cLAyror.
Ys those that seek relief from the maladcs Of tbs
teeth, can obesTfgllJ recommend Ur. y. Bally
superior Dentist; ne made get of porcelain teeth
for one of my family and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has all stood well for than
tsn years, ROBERT Il. NIXON,
OF the Va. Conf. of tho n. T.. CagTsh South.
April IS. 1885.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to Avail
ours Sve OF the professional skill OF Dr. Z. Bsy,
Surgeon DENTIST of this city, or having been ooInlI
ant of his operations families OF friends. take
pleasure pressing admiration of his artstle
skill, well Of the uniformly satisfactory
in which he performs the most delicate and dlficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and respectfully
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage of the
public of which we consider him emnently worthy,
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect u. ). CaPltol.
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. d. of Washing ton, ID. G.,
Il. s. BoHRKR, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. G..
N. Z. LINCOLN, NJ D., of Washington, ID. G..
Jos. III. BRADLEY, of Washington, y: G..
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LENox, Ex Mayor of MashinEtonJ
HEaRI BALDWIN, L. :. Patent Once,
&C. WIsHT, PIinc pa Rittephouse Academy.
fsb2O II
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IA CARD.
w r. are recnv ng and opening SUMO ricr stock IF
SPRING An - SUMNER CLOEH ING, also, of
COIce sly lss U of CthE, CasglmeTes
NostlngS, Linen. DT''H, and Duck, of the l6trst
Psris patterns fOT gentlemen ana youths. There
have .eYer been Ote ad this market such articles
cfs'V and make oIruo' Ia Rannfa clured - or
der ih this city.
-' WALL, STEPHENS CO..
ep lq-6w go Pa av, twarr- p.h and Inth ats
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NAAR DEPARTMENT.
w WASHING TON, March Is. 1889.

"
Sealed Proposals will be received at this depart
mill the 81 st day of May next for the purchase
of all any part not less than enc legal subdivision
Of tho Uhsod land of the Island Of Rock Is and,
the State of Illinois, heretofore reserved for militia
~ purposes.
fhe descriptions and areas OF the unsold tract,
into en- TIE Island divided by the surveys. and
for which proposals are now invited, 1,e as follows,
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ANALOsTON RETREAT.

~ ANALOSTON RETREAT.
HE undersigned has rented the magnificent
Dwelling son Analcston Isanh, opposite A 4
Georgetown. for a PLACE OF RESORT SG.A =
Tor Gentlemen during the approaching -,HEl
warm season. ard pledges himself to keep II "a a
satisfactory manner.
The beauty of this charming Island IS too well
known to require description.
IL can re oOnv enlently reached, by bOats from all
quarters A boat will alvays be found in waiting at
the low Q! end OF High street. Georgetown, within
fIyo hundred yards OF the Omnibus Station and one
~ 18th street Bridge, Canal.
The undersignedis quite certain that If Gentlemen
will make trip there, they will thereafter visit lt
as often as their business viii permit.
he subscriber is well known h1"lng l.sd
charge of large and fashionable establishment IN
this city. HIS island House will be opened on the
22d instant.
lt can aiso be res ched by gentlemen fond of an
agreeable drive ride by crossing the Long Bridge,
and from thence, by good road, to the causeway
feOn the main land 20 the Island.
> l.. HALPIN.
?. .S.-Arrangements can be W ade for the accom-
mndation of Pic Mics and Fishing Parties at the
Grocery and Wine Store of Jrnss y. Levy. corner
Ot l2th and streets, north. tHs Canal, No. 64
Mp 10 3td6w6w uDtel. Sis'es)
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Miscellaneous.

I OW PRICED MANTILLAs
IL FROM AUCTION.
In accordance with our usual custom AT this sea-
son oI the ear, are now receiving from auction,
and shall open to day, May 2lst, about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LOW
PRICED MANTILLAS,
st prices ranging from 5 to Sc each. Also, large
assortment Of brown hnen aud checked DusteTs.
MAXWELL & BRO,
INA 2l-3teO S28 Pa avenue.
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SUPERIoR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

SUfENION MUSIChL 1NSI NUCI HUM
Prof DE C(ENIEL, tformerIy Principal of the
Music Department at Patapsco Institute, MIDI kSy
having been induced to come and locate per ~ Y
manently in this city, bcgs to inform the MusI Tx
cal public of Washing on, Georgetown, and their
vicntIes, that he will give, tn limited number Of
special pupils advanced in Music, thorough prac-
tca course of instruction the Harp, Par otorfe.
Guitar, Singing, and Organ His general reputation
already known a composer, will, he hOpes, he suf-
hcent guarantee for his proficiency and ability
Professor.
Prof. De Cornell will also give regular course ot
Instruction (cOnhdentia.y IN the Art OF Teaching,
To those who do not yet find themselves competent
TO teach, or to those " no may wish To make Music
a profession showing the only true and practical
method TO pursue for ImpaTtiUg strictly thorough
Musical Education, casically formed and condensed
INTO eight sections parts. AID when duly quail ed
will receive 4 printed Certificate of Merit and Com
petency as r Professed Teacher.
IL Orders received for the selection of the hes,
Instruments without charge.
Address 20 the care of Mr. Davis, Piano Store, Or
(" the Washington House, Pa. avenue.
ma II,r
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CI DOO A YEAR
.N0O 4 LEAR

SWEET AND HEALTHY BREAU-Fan-
- les. to insure having the lest should use The
-" " hnt Cherr Hop east Cakes .4r TaIsIug bread.
bIscHi., CakrS, etc They made OF dry pure hops
and warranted rcc from halerAtus, soda, or other
teieteriOus mHterlais. They are much used hy he
best lamli'es If the Northern and Eastern States
and are gaining favor daily, SURPRISING al ether
ycasts now known,
\ trial can be had without charge.
KING & BURCHFIL,
Wag Corner Vermont areuTc AMI -; n street.