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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26

KYLERTowN lNsTiCUTE. Society
met on Dec. Sth-President in lie chair
Sin ying-"Be kind to the loved ones n,
home.' Select Reading by j. II. Jones
What causes The winds? Replied to- by
Mrs. L. J. Jones, A Dialogue by w. w,
Shaw, and Daniel Sherman. Discussion
Of, "Does the glory Of this country ex-
Oeed its shame by j. A. Dover, B. F.
Wilhelm, Thos. Campbell, and A. c.
Stamford, on affirmative, and on negative
10y W. w. Shaw, j. w. Stranfotd, Jncol
Mock, and j. II. Jones. Decision 70,
negative.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26
W. w. SnAw. Sec.

EVENING PROCEEDINGS Dec. Ij.-Society
|met-President in the chair. Singing
l3y Society. Dialogue by Miss SwaTtz and
Miss Jones. Select reading--by Miss
Molly Hughes. Discussion of, "Does Co.
lumbus deserve moro praise for discover.
Ping America, than Washington for .delens
Pding itY Aflirmatively by B. +. Wilhelm,
4 J. P. Nelson, A. c, Stamford and Jacob
Mock; negatively, by Thos. Campbell,
~ W. Stamford, J. A. Dover. Decision
for negative.
W. w. SHAW, Cor. Sec.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26

Ghll and examine the patge, air-tipht Glsss
Oand stone jars, they 90 .us, the thing yu,
need, Tor sale al 4, ". a CO..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26

On no occasian, says the Sprinfeld Re
A ''acan, do people seem more prone to
+ommit blunders than at a wedding. The
.oilowing actually occurred at neighbor.
hg town:
1n the midst of a crowd of witnesses.
ae clergyman had just completed the in,
festlng ceremony which binds in the
lyer bonds of wedloci two willing hearts
hu stretched forth his hands to implore
blessing of Heaven on the union. At
us point the groomsman, seeing the open
Anas reached out, supposed it was the
gnal Tor him to surrender the wedding
!, which was burning in his pocket Ac-
prungly, just as the clergyman was clo-
MS eyes in prayer, he felt the pres
re oil two sweaty half dollars upon his
eo palm. The good man hesitated
oment, appalled, at the righteousness of
situation. but coolly deposited ihe
S1ey %.rl,. IN his pocket and proceeded with
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26
A Rook THAT EVERY FARMER, NE.
"a chHnic, and Business Man Wants.
Just published,

TIE township AND LOCAL LAWS
OF Ihc Stale Of Pennsylvania,
Ognpi,ed from the Acts of Assembly, by Willigm
y liaines, Esq, and published by Edward
,. james, Esq, West Chester Penn H.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26

DIARY OF \ "MEDlKuL" MANA pocket
diary was picked up in thestreet in Mobile
a few ieans since. From the following
extracts it appears that the loser was n
medillul man.
Kasc la, Mary Ann Perkins, bisness,
washwonan; sickness in her bed. Fisil
sum pills soperifik, 80. Ped me one
dollar, ! quorter bogus. Mind get good
quorter and mak her talk more fisk
Kase lIj: Mikul Tubbs, bisncss Nirish>
man. Lives with Dekun Pheley, what S
got dray. Siknoss, dig in the ribs, and
tn bad ise, Fisk to talk aay mixtur
twice day of sassYpurrily ber a jollop.
and fshils, to make it taste fsiky put
in sssiidity--rub5ed hs fans with Kart
greece lniment aged 2S years OF aig.
Dri mkt ,he mixtur and woodett 40 me
kase il taisted nasty, but the mixlurll
wulk his innards reckon. KaSo l16.
Old Misses Boggs. Aiht got no bisness
but plenty of money. Sickness aul a
humbug. Gaiv her some of my selebra-
ted Dipseboikin, which she sed drunk like
cold tee-whitch it was too. Must put
sunthin in 10 make her feel six and bad
/ The old woman has got the roks
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26

RsS"A blacksmith at Montreuil, France,
bought, some time ago, quantity of old
iron to work ur. Having selected from
the heap musket barrel, he put it into
his forge TO make it red hot IT. order to
cut it into pieces. AS he was pulling it
from the fire, a loud explosion was heard,
and at the same moment. he uttered a
piercing cry and fell dead. The barrel
had been left loaded, and the ball strik-
ing hm above the abdomen, passed thro'
his lungs, come out just below tile shoul-
der, and lodged IN wall at some distance.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26

| N tho matter Of he sale Of Real Estm o. Au-
4 gustus Mulson. f. g. Miller pfays t, q ~
pointmont Of I. J. Mccullough Auditor, to istd-
butte tho money prising from said sale, whic.' is
done. Pm CuR
by virtue Of the above appointment will ~
tend TO the duties, at my office in glearfcld on
the 9th day cr January. 1861, Mt 10 oclsek A. VI.
of said. day, when and where all person. l,Gtcrcs
tod may attend ifthcy see proper .-'''
Dtc,l9, 1860. T. I MCCULLOUGH, Ludt'r.
EQI the matter Of the estate Of George %. Dale
u deceased. Gu motion of Il. j. Grams Esq..
William NJ MCull Tough, was appointed Auditor
to distribute money in the hands Of Zachariah
NJ N"ul Administrator, PER CUR.
l@ virtue of the above appointment | will
attend to the duties thereof on the T2th day of
January SCI, at tho Office of NJ Culvu, IA & Bro,
in Clenrheld, at o'clock p NJ. of said da when
an where, all persons Interested, may att. nd if
they see proper. Wm, NJ. MCcLLOUd.I
December lOth 1861 Auditor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-12-26

MASSACHUSETTS PERoYAL Liberty BILL
Boston Dec. lS.--A strong address to the
people of Massachusetts, is published this
morning denouucing the unconstitution-
olity of the Personal Liberty B:ll and rec
ommending its repeal. The address is
signed by thirty five gentleman, inclu
ding ex-Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw, Hon.
B. r. Curtis, late Judge Of the u. S. Sup
rene Court, eK-Governors Lincoln, Cliff.
ford, Washburn, Gardner, and other emf
nent citizens representing nearly every
county in the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

WAR ON THE SHAD Poles The war on the
shad poles has commenced in earnest. and the
Jersey hshermen are in terrific state of ex
citement. Capt. Gibson, with about twenty of
his sailor policemen, left for the fishing ground
at ~ O'Clock, on Thursday morning. on the
steamtug Magnolia, and in about half an bour
afterwards the first pole was drawn from row
reaching from short distance off the Battery
to the Jersey shore. The operation was per.
formed by fastening a chain to the pole, and
then starting the tug. 1t must have been a
hard pull, for some time elapsed before the
stubborn Jersey tree would leave its muddy
bed. The party then went along the row.
consisting of 20 or 80 poles and by noon had
managed to get them all aioat. The fun must
have been inspiring to those on board, as the
breeze was pretty fresh, and the spray some-
times washed the whole deck, driving the
TIN l around the furnace and smoke pipe
where the warm air served to dry .dampened
clothing and wet feet Those who are out on
this expedition for amusement, have probably
got enough Of it by this time The fishermen
offered no resistance, but quietly submitted to
the laws demands, satisfying themselves by
threatening to deprive the New Workers Of
North River shad, or else charge An exbor.
bitant price for their scaly Commodities. tits
estimated that the nets on the poles to he re.
moved annually capture $50, 900 shad. if not
more. Some say half million The yalue of
the fish thus caught is about slOO, ,OOO.-N. Y.
Express.
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EDUCATIONAL.

pLAlNFlELD ACADEMY,
Twenty eighth session Is monthsj commences
May lst. Expsnses 8 70. Every effort ls made foo
the comfort and Improvement of g boys. To kll a
few vacancies call 81 kirkvood House, April 2th, |,
18th, 18th, from TO 4 p. m, or address X. X.
BURNS, PlaInheld Cumberland county, Pa
mar So-lmeo
INSTRUCTION IN MUsIC.-Mr and Mr.. r.
CHRISTIAN, residence No. f26 lst~-
street, Capitol Hill, Tin Duff Green'sTFH
KowD beg leave 10 inform the public that. w
they give instruction in Instrumental Music on
most reasonable terms. Mrs. Christian teaches ths
Piano and Mr. Christian teaches the Piano, Vio-
Brass instruments. Their prohciepcles sre well
known 70 ell the professional musicians of Wash
lngton, and they pledge their earnest erdeavors
instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly 20 all who
may require their services. mar Ia In
M MRS. McCORMIcK's SCHOOL.
NIRS. MCCORMICK desires % inform her
friends end the public generally that she will resume
the duties OF her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite TO thorough English eduos-
In addition 10 her day scholars she s dcsirous of
recelying into her family few pupils as boarders,
aged from 10 to Il years, Who will be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably incre
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 20
her school may apply to w. ID. Wallsoh. Editor
For terms and further particulars apply n her
resdenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexsndria, Va.
jv T-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

IL Silss Carleton, the deputy Sergeant at Arms
Of the United States Senate with three Others con-
cerned with him In the recent arrest of Mr.. San
barn, at Concord, have been held to bail in sum
Of $4,000 each, to answer the charge Of kidnap-
ping.
u meeting was called for Saturday night
last .of citizens Of Harper's Ferry and Bolivar,
Ief tne purpose Of expressing their Indignation at
the scuon OF the Virginia Legslsture In reference
to the citizens Of these places. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

CAN'T ENDORSE HIM-Parson Brownlovv of
the Knoxville Whig, will not support Edward
Bates, Of Missouri, II nominated at Charleston.
Baltimore, and Chicago
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TO THE LADIES'

IF You would like to get the hest goods On -
SPILMAN & HUNTS, 9s Bridge st GeSJoe -
town, ID. e. There you can at all times find fbe
sH newest desgns and at prices
solicit an examination before Iurchasinr 4 innt
VIII cost nothing, and you will be treated kindly If
town, DC ma so % oSS,s ooe so-
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IL Dwelling over store for rent.
.RANlEII OpTInI

CRANDELL, OPTICIAN
~ , No. Is Bridge ST., Georeetotrx
r, Has constantly on hand a large assortment of
6rsd 6fs9ch ~ SSerr,slghtsd; s Sigh & &PeIIseoRlG
the best quality in gold, silver, steel, and German
S silver frames. n. B. Old Frames Repaired and
neW eIasses SGT IN them 10 order. no Ia-Iy
EoR RENT.The two story BRICK HOUSE
L NO. 20, on Market street, between Sd and 4th
streets, Georgetown. ID. C. The house is comma
olous as u afford every comfort, with gas and
water; sufficient grounds to cultivate vegeta bIes
and t1owers. The lot runs back to Inint aey wi
stable. Apply to JAS. A. SIMPSON No 80
Congress street, near the Post Office Possession
apS 1aw3t* N' ANS'
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t'ok SALE AND RENT.-The undersigned hs
having acres of ground suitable for a garden, at
tached. The situition is elevated and perfect v
nsastny, cnerng peculiar inducements TO one who
mosph OF the city. A stable and wOodshed are
a.tachea 70 each house, and pump OF pure water
tenant the rent will be moderate
Ihe residence known As Rose Cottage. consist
gary outbudIngs, is for sale. The house as b. i'll
lot the present owner and has many convenience
The land is in a high state of cultivation and mHe6
variety of fruit and shade trees
The property frouts Boundary street, heine ont
SIDE the cly limits, and when that street is opened
will be- the place will possess peculiar attractions
Distance from oItv Post Office-lsI miles Ad-
dress 6y letter or In person, VIM. STICKNEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

MsUUU Mss,OO1u BnSHELS OF prime New Jersey White
.1e1ceIs, suitab'e for seed table use, For sale
tom store in lots to suit purchasers '"'e
PETER BERRY
les 60 80 Water street, George etown
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
lsl. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patentes
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at--
tends personally at his Office in this CITY, H
Many persons can wear these teeth who
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Other,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodate
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who are particular and wish the rest
oeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 336 Pa. avenue, between
sth and 10th sts. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Philadel
pnla. 90 l-lv
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
50 0 7 II ING SYRUP.

For Children Teething,
which greatly faeIin,fss the ssfsn.
lng The gums reducing all innammsusn-vill aliay ALL
PAIN and spasmodc action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
DsPsn9 upon IT, mothers, will give rest to yoursslvss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have and sold ten years and
~. IN DkNck AND TRUTH Of 1t. what We have
M'den.sIv.s MRS. ai. n, d IT iey TI,HI1 1IaIs
rrcr A cuRE, WINSLOW'S .b.S t;m.It TO ,!.s .L
We 3, ln1. SOOTHING an n,tsne. d
the contrary, all are SYRUP. ld.Iiehted with its
highest gcal sfects and msdie.
virtues We speak in This WHAT WE DO Know -
afterten years experiences, AND PLEDGE our RRPUTi.
rIoN FoR THE FULFILMENT WHAT WE HHR n.
In from pain and exhaustion relief will be found In 6ftsen
srtwenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
rms valuable preparation the Of one Of the
most EIfERIfNCED and sKILFUL NURsEs in New Eng.
land, and has been used with NEvKRFAILING In
THO OUSANDS OF CASES.
net emily relieves the child PAIN but In the
stomach and bowels acldy and giyeS tone and
energy the whole system almost nstantlv rs,isye
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and ovscoms convul,isns, which, if speedily
AND susEsTRIM FOR Gs;ts GnYin IL. = .ns wohsp nn
in all case. Of DYs- CHILDREN ENTERY and DIAR
sri... from chm. san TEETHING DskS .h.th.! il
cause We would say every mother who has a child suf
sring from Of the fore going compants-po NOT LIT
YOUR fREJCDIcEs, NOR THE PREJUDICEs OF OTHERS,
stand between you1suherng child and the relief that will
sURH-yes, ABSOLUTELY sURE-o follow the use of this
medicine, timely used Full directions for using will
company each bouIe None genuine unless simils
CURTIS PERKINS New York, the outside wrapper
Principal OHice. No. I3 Cedar Street NY
Price only Is Cents Bottis. &C ll-d&vly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

FOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN, a coachman
a ca pltal breaker, orderer and manager of horses
ana a., competent to any possible farm work and the
lie - years of age TO a Southern senileman re- re-
suirl9g an Intelligent and very useful servant OF
tnis description, for his own use, he will be
Ills owner Ill not sell him to trader. Please ad
dress Box No. 13 Star Office. mar 2I IF
HOWE'S IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES
II These Scales are offered to the public as the
most SIMPLE, durable, and reliable scales ever mt In
use. FlTstclass premiums have been awarded them
py the United States Fair and Virginia Agrioultura
Society; Virginia State Agueu tural Fair; Franklin
insttute Fair, Pennsy vania; New York State Fair:
vermont state Fair, &C., &c. In every case where
70 sa az Louisiana avenue, Depot of SIer'r
de- l3-ly Re ~ pA TTJSnN A..
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A AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY
LITTLE GIANT" Of THE WEST

VIII be ready for delivery on Wednesday. Sd inst,
The Life fnbe Hon. Stephen A. Douglas,
With his most important Speeches and Reports
BY Member of the Western Bar Pucs sI
bound In cloth, and SO cents In paper covers
3" No nan in the United States at the presen,
time Is looked to with more hope, nj nterast ths
the distinguished Senator from illinois, Indeed
his frlenos IN all the States Of the Union look uron
the man for the Crisls and for the CountrT
The most important of Mr.. Douglass Speecbes
are incorporated IN this volume. and the whole
work submitted. before publicatlor. for aritic;sm
to some of Mr.. Douglass most iudicion. fr,and
Ia whom ne has perfect confidence, and by them II
Is cordially aopro we'd and recommended "
For sale at the Metropolitan Rookstors
PHILIP & SOLOMONs,
332 Pa av
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DENTISTRY.

H. DENTISTRY.
Tx. HILLS, after prsotlcai test of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastio Process for in rtine}
ARTIFICIAL teeth Ii has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapness. Ful,
upper sets inserted for SSs. Partial in proportion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

T. FUEL! l."
have now oneaof the most extensive stocks of
Fuel In Washington, consisting Of -
w " hite 81 Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal.
White Ash Stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
FFgeverton Ire Is S Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Hickory, Oak and Pine 2a4o pounds to the ton o"i'
kuuoe, saWe1 and Spit. in all cases
AZ q which will sell at the lowest prices for the
casM. .of ~ or 6O days paper, well secured.
H. All nccounts now standing will be pres ented
peiosS tnS Isl OF January, l860 and it is earnestly
r. w BATES,
a.. Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and sts,
uo@o near Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

A SPILMAN & HUNT
ct Berry's Old Stand, No. 9s Bridge street,
their new and eleg ant assortment of bKY G06DSS
O. Sf foreign and domestic manufacture. Stella
fact every class of goods usually to be found IN the
hIst .establishments of lager cities Having the
oest lacl.ltes Tor prosecuting business 1t shall he
our effort to sell the best goods at the lowest living
Piioos' "a eOSwt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-10

kNOR SALE-A small FARM ofSO acres situated
at the Little Falls, having comfortab BE dwell
lng,house, corn house, stables, &c; well-fenced
and watered; within four miles of washington. rs
acres In cultivation, the balance in handsome wood
land IL is pecul llarly desirable as a country resi-
Gence, 0elng perfectly healthy and most romantioal-
ly situated excellent fishing and hunting. Ineuire
OF NJ. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
LI1ue Oils. de 7-2awtf
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

uE o. DISSOLUTION.
the bSS0partnershiP heretofore existing between
nonssnt ners Is this day clssolved By mutual
ths Either of the firm is authorized TO settle
.re rennass; Persons indebted to the concer n
Tsq aoq Iested TO call and make Immediate paymsnt
for ssttiemsngf claims will please present the same
Msrch aIt CHARLES Id WEIGH,
'iet, looo. JOHN II. WILSON.
IhE SUBSCRIBER REGS LEAVE TO IN
tI ,s trends and the public that he will cntinue
and ,s no aant Tailoring business at the old stand
na9 @ nov prepared to exhibit choice selection of
Fsrni.hInsg Goods' GOODS Alsoa gSod selection Of ents
Ms'o'-~w Bridge St, door east Bank CommeToe
40 pp, WHISKY, SALT, &C.
oDhtS. Fixes Copper Distilled superior May-
so mona and Xxx WHISKY, e
~ HpIs HHpIs extra and Family FLOUR
=" ppis. Vests No. ETHEREAL, OIL,
~ pDS. New Orleans MOLASSES
% BOXES Elkinton Mould CANDLES
90. Macy's Adamantine do.
do. Spermaceti do
Also, now landing
500 sacks G. A. SALT.
For sale low by
aP 6t w. II. TENNEY.
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FOX RENT-The large fine three story BRICK
T. HOUSE, No 537 nth sire ct, second door north
OF Wlnder,s Building. For terms apply 10 T. p
W0LLARD D, at No. 371 ID street, between 7th
onu o'h streets. fe IS eotf
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NEW GOODS! WIN "hlrT NEw Goonsr

we have lust opened a large and we'll selected
shboGS sho * OF Dh 1onpS, which we are offering at
Bag BaIsgs and 8 g Drsanda Robes, PIa N and Printed
pa. Ibnrages' Kioh Jaeonst ard Orgauda Lawns, Eng
ental e Barages, Poll de Chsvres VaIentiss. Tfav-
ening ng Dress Goods, Back and ColOred Monsiires.
hhrinted hnted Sha,!es, l2h cents and upwards. Table
Damssk, Napkins, Towein hest makes of Bieaohed
ana Brown Sheetng and Shirting Cottons. Rich
mestlc Goods for servants wear, Men and Rows,
Tear IN great variety, Kid Gloves. long and short
uwls'ed six MIts, Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets.
Hoped Skirts of best makes, DC, &c &C. to-
bs we inwse ., the attention of the public
ohases are made or not. Call and ses for voursev yes
BROWN & WHITE
NO. lao north side Bridge street,
II Dwelling over store for rent. mar 81 -
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RARE lNDUCEMENT FOR A PHYSI-
ClAN.-Dr. Joseph A: Smith desiring TO go South
on account OF his th will offer at private sale
the tarm on which he now resides and where he
has been praotIcing medicine for the last We years
h;sIs very beautiful little farm, situs ted at Long
Old Fields Prince Georges county, Md, imme.
alaIeIy on the road leading from Washington CITY
20 Upper Mar borough, and about equal distance
from both points tcontsins lo7 acres, 90 Of which
Is IN tne state of cultivation, the bal ance In
thrifty young timber. Ii lie well adapted To the
growth of grass, wheat ana corn about 25 or 81
acres Is now well set in and will Yield between
8, and e. tons S of hay, worth In the Washington
market from l8 TO S20 per ton. There is about u
q res OF wheat growing, the balance ready for a
spring crop IL has spring of never failing water
oIso. an lnexhaustlole pump at the door. The inn
proven ents consist of q comfortable frame dwell
Ing containing rooms and kitchen; also, a new
barn WI tn stabling sufficient for all the requirements
OF the place, with quantity Of choics fruit trees
desiring TO pure hase by references 10
the books OF the unde. ned, be satisfied that il is
an rarely to be met with. Until the place
Is ed oil shall continue my practice as her eto
i9ne: For terms apply on the premises or to DR.
FRANK +. SMITH, Bladensburg.
ma y eou JOSEPH A. SMITH
DR.. STith I " ~ 0'"i 30
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUEAcToRY,
CABINET WARE.

a NOTICE OF REMOVAL. -
- Having leased and fitted up the large
~ tStore-house, No. 42s Seventh street ~
west, tween g and II north, ten doors soutt Of
nv old stand, would respectfully call the atten-
uOn OF my old customers and others IN search of
cheap articles i'm the HOUSE FURNISHING
LIN TO give me call before purchasing, as my
goods have been bought exclusively for cash and
like establIshment.
"A fresh supply Of those Cheap WINDOW
SHADES aud FIXTURES Just received.
large lot ofCRoCKERY on hand:
RUDOLPH BUCHLY,
mar l9-9wdS cow No. 2s 7th st bet q and n
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2S0 ID STREET. or

SS0 ID STREET. QS0
PAPERHANsINes-Nsv ssosk. chap for
.. Paper hung by experienced vorfmen, and ssts-
sPRINGssEHT LOUNGES, %,
sffESPIB ROCKING SciHAlks,f frss' s1.ss. sn'
SLEEPI,HQLLOw CHAIRS, Sl2
city, and guaranteed A Mol.
JOS. +. X. PLANT CO.,
Ptrycrhalgers and Upholsteyers,
$50 ID st., bet. 9Th and 10th.
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fI.UMBER nNb GHs FIrrrp
Sokfh side Of Penn. tcet Of liza st,es, -
opposite the Kirktrood House '~
Takes this method to inform his friend. ara a..
public that he is prepared In furnish them ith az
ariiSle. y % come ted with the PLUMBING Ann
GAS FITTING GUINNESS. suoh rs anu
Bath Tabs, Water Closets, UriHais. Wa,hv,,s,
Sho'gEsrs, e. Biaets' pHydraa.,, PHmps: Rams,
Fixtures q erery dssertsfien
He Will introduce Water and a A. nne, e.. -.
ressSnaos %s terms and guarantee sansfscton' nos'