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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

Everybody needs (slue-POt occasionally
put everybody knows that the Uli-ashioncd mode of
dlssolying glue is nconvcnient Spuldings Prepared
Glue is chemically held in solution Is equal ia no bcSt
preparation of Cabnetmakers Glue, and used cold
brush accompanies each bottle and the whole costs
only twenty-five cents DIFF jalS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

III OLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OTNT-
1 NJ u al the sizes for sale at the proprietors
-, - - =, - nm off ja9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

RROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
E or the alienation of Bronchitis Coughs and Colds
30 '"i0 pS 1.e GEO. p. HARLOW
WI successor to Chas Clarbo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

All Of DR.. Humphrey 81 Co.'s Specific Homn
oPatlc hgn5 ules put up expressly Tor family use with
DOCS OF uli directions. Sold in Worcester nv ia Win
SCOTT 25l Main street. and Druggists aud stores rem
orally dE,;Iv ~ ''i'' t y,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

a GENTS WANTED, by EpwARD Mar
street EN- JR' Bookseller and sationer No, 2so Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

SWEDISH LEECHES fresh and lively
- for sale by G R. SPUR. POI Main street, ~
J"I9 diff
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miscellaneous.

czAo>, PIANO FORTES.-Left ON
F-St5zSsi Commission, three superior seven octave
Nv u ilano Fortes, which will be sold at great
NJ ~bargains. Please call at No 4 Mechanics
ja20 dgt ALA NdAhNh.
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MEDICINES.
AYER,S SARSApIpUT

AYERS SARSAPdRILLx
Is concentrates extract of Para sarsap.rills. M
sto.aivo power to al ord an "a ots. astsass
loI tne olssases sarsaparilla !s reputed TO oure
fer from strpmoos complaints, and that one ~ ~s,os
will accomPlish their cure must prove Of Imnsuse
citizens. How comp etely this eom,oasd vii 40
II has been proven by experiment on many OF the
EoLs. cases to be found IN the following com
scToful. and scrofuloss Complsint.. Eruption.
TSmors, "a, RSeSn, sSss Hssa. s;psss SsGtssssd ssd
Syphiiltic An ,otion. Mercunal Disease, Dropsy
thongs Fire, and, Ind eed, The whole class Of CON
This compound viii bs found treat EG promoter of
RSmos woS s,.r ~ n sas ts 70 s,R, ne Os
the YEAR. By the timely expulsion OF them many
tade. esn as9Idsr. t A are giPPed IN re bud Multi
selves from the endu OF foul cru ptions and NJ
eerogs sores, through which the system will strive
through the stural channels Of the body B, an az
teiauve medicine. Cleanse out the vitlated blood
the SKIN in pimpes, errptions or sores: cleans ~
vnen you hUo lt 10 obstrUoted and sluggish in the
nf Gesnrs 3 sda Is lGs and e
Disorder rs felt people eney better health aud live
healih' AID al is wei; bu, With thus psS1lum $ Of
ne dlsordsred, there can be no lasting health.
Sooner or Later sOmsethias must 60 wronL, and Toe
Duribg late years the put lie have been mIsled by
large bottles pretending TO give 1art of Extract
OF sersaparllla for dollar. Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sok for they Onl. contain
little any SarsaparIls, but often curative prop
erues Whatever. Hence, bitter and painful tisap-
polntmeEt has followed the use Of the various ex-
Iscts OF SarSaperla which food the mar ket, until
tne name ITSELF Is Justly despised, and has become
synonymous OF Imposition and cheat. Stll we call
ths compound SarsapaTilla, and intend 70 supply
snch a remedy as shall rescue the name from the
I0ad OF ooloquy which rests upon IL. And Ne think
We have grodnd for believing il has virtues which
IL ID intended 20 cure
Prepared by DR.. !. c. AVER a CO., Lowell :,
age % se lS-eolm
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EDUCATIONAL.
:. MISS JENETTE l.. pOUGL,Ass

III MISS IENETTE l.. DOUGLASS
A1AS The pleasure of announcing to her friends
~ .ns PUBLIC that she will open her Seminary, at
on Monday, September 10th 'N'
;s,od ;oI Terms cal on the Principal. She will be as
teachers: ~Pu "nu eiHo'eh'
c Miss DOUGLASS-Hig English Branches,
Composition and Penmanshis
MISS hAssIK NJ. BRooks-Latin, Algebra, English
bbllsss JULIANA G.. MAY-Teaoher Of Vocal VI usic
TIL uko. Z. ScHAEPFER-Lecturer on Philoso-
phy, Shemstry; and hysiology.
CAROL rr0i HENRY E. MARIx-Teacher of French and
Paot. C. w. BERsNANa-Teacher of Piano and
Miss MARY T. DAvIDsoS-Pano.
Elocutlon. A uioi on
JOSEPH G. BRUFF-Teacher of Drawing.
Teacher of spanish.
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PROPORTIONS OF THE HUMAN FIGURE-The
proportions Of the human figure are strictly
mathematical. The whole figure is six times
the length Of the foot Whether the form be
slender or plump, this rule holds good ANY
deviation from it is q departure from the high
est beauty of proportion. The Greeks make all
their statues according to this rule The face
from the highest point Of the forehead, where
the hair begins, to the end Of the chin, is oneR
tenth Of the whole stature. The hand, from the
wrist to the end of the middle finger is the same
The chest is fourth, and from the nipple to
the top Of the head is the same. From the ton
of the chest to the highest point of the top of
the forehead is a seventh. If the length Of the
face, from the roots Of the hair to the chin, be
divided into three equal parts, the FIRST division
determines the point where the eyebrows meet,
and the second the place of the nostrils,, The
navel is the central point Of the human body,
and if a man should lie on his back with his
arms extended, the periphery of the circle
which might be described around him, with
the navel for its center, would touch the ex-
tremities Of his hands and feet The hight
from the feet to the top of the head is the same
as the distance from the extremity of the other
when the arms are extended These are gem
eral measures Of the species, . 80, II
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Blade says: s.Had the Lady Elgin been built
with water-tight compartments, like the Western
Metropolis or City Of Buffalo, we should not have
been called upon to chronicle such fearful loss
OF lie. would be impossible to sink either OF
these boats by collision, for cutting hole in
them, OF even dropping their engines through,
would only fn one Compartment, leaving the
noan sui buoyant and in condition to reach the
shore with their passengersn - > - =
Very Little has been said about IL, but the truth
Is, the Elgin was not frst-class boat and she
was unnt for the Lake Superior trade, and eyery
Dooy tAmihar WIN our marine knew so. To
funeral, we viii instance a private dispstch b sen,
from Chicago to the New Orleans Picavune an.
nouncing the loss Of Col Lumsden, Of thai paper
which commenced oy aging that news had Just
arrived ofthe loss Of yorite pleasure steane.
the Elgin, &c. II the Truth ever comes ont n
WIN appear that the Elgia was unseaworthy.-
Esrs!asd Hssatd.I 5iaN ~ $500 81 ri.
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PARcELLING OF LAND IN FRANCE.-The in
convenience of parcelled morsels of landed
property strike the eye at once They are
most visible in the fertile regions, where the
possibility Of obtaining living by spade labor
has availed itself most largely of the law of
equal partition. The soil of the entire country
is said to be departed into 126, ,OO0, 900 par.
GELS Calculating the population at thirty.
six millions, there are three parcels and half
to each person, What Is this but another
phase Of what may still be seen in ireland,
where, in the difficulty Of apportioning small
farm equally On the death of the holder, his
children have endeavored to satisfy equity by
allotting each other several pieces Of various
quality; 80 that no ones lot is all together but
scattered up and down and here and there.
The French now seek some remedy at the
hands of their Legislature against this indef
mite process of morselling, and in the hope of
seeing how their neighbors, similarly afflicted,
may contrive-not, indeed, to turn the patched
coat of their country into a new garment vet
TO effect some consolidation of the patches
they look eagerly for an initiative to the
neighboring States of the German Rhine, which
are suffering from the same evil and are seek
ing to ohealit.-DR6isn University Magastne.
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY school,
ALExANDRIA, "a.

~, Mts. .. !, McCOhMICk, PRINCIPAL.
Ihe thirteenth annual session of this Ins titution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
mousse recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq
Al, The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, if
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive a limited number of pupils as
boardeTs, who; constituting part of her own fam
iiy, Will be under her immediate care and superyI-
sion. She will endeavor, as far as possible TO sur
of Home.
=, ,kefereness-Rev;G Geo. II. Norton, Rev. DR.. Elias
ESQ, Edgar Snowden. Esss Smnnd q w;t,' wFGtwe'
Esa., Henry Henry Ma5buIy: Esq, LEWIS Mckenzie,
Editor Evening Star, Benz jamin Waters, ESQ Jas.
Entwlsle; r., Esq, Col. chm w. Minor, Loudoun
Brothers.
- TERMS.
board, with Tuition in all the English Branches
In advance.
hlgslc and Languages at Professors prices
H. No extra charges. au &-tf
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SCHOLARSHIP IN HARVARD coILKeK.-We nm
derstand, says the Boston Advertiser, that gen
tieman OF wealth and Of large scientific and bro
fessIena aequisements, has just shown his Interest
In the prosperity Harvard College, BY establish
ing sixteen scholarships, with an income Of two
hundred and ffty dollars annually. These sehol-
arships are to be bestowed, year by year. on young
men OF limited means, who give pfomise, by
tAeir esnduct and devotion 10 their Sstudies, OF
future usefulness and distinction.
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In Curtain Materials
DROPOSALS FOR IRON FENCE AND
= GATES FOR THE TREASURY EXTEN-
BUREAU OF CoNsrRucrIos,l I

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. ID, 1850. {
SEALED PROPOSALS will ba received at tnis Office
until the 10th day of October, A. ID 1850, at l2
O'Clock, noon, Tor furnishing and putting up com
for the approaches to the south wing of the Treas
ury Extention Building, Photographed plans and
SPECIFICATIONS can be had upon application at this
office and after the 18th instant
The proposals should be plainly endorsed on the
envelope "Proposais for Iros Fence oHd Gates for
the Treasury Extension" and thet will be opened
at one O'Clock on the day last named for receiving
the same.
BIDS will only be received per lineal foot for
Of Fence for zach kind ofFenoe. The messureine nt
for length to be exclusive of tae Granite Posts and
By the pound. or If made In gross for the whole.
The bids must also state q specific price Tor each
double Cats Of the different sizes.
l.. &, NJ. CLARK,
Acting Engineer IN charge, Treasury Depart
m ne awt
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DIONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
III STONE WORKS.

The subscriber begs leave to Inform the citizens
Of w Washington, g Georgetown and Alexandria that
he has added to his long established business the
auxiliary of steam power for saving and manufac
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work in their va
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb and Head
Stones, Slabs, Window LIntels, Silis, Steps and
Platforms. Having purchased large stock Ofltalian
Marble In block from hrst hsnds, at the lowest rates
he feels confident of being able to furnish Marble
Work as low as 1t can be purchased in New York,
Phlladelphia. or Baltimore. Tho trade supplied
with ltsllan Marble in block or s,abs at the same
rate as furnis shed in New York, ana on aooonimo-
dating terms. Also, on hand, a large supply. of
Pumice Stone, Water of Ayr Hone and Polishing
p1y % sok P5Ess; 10 tRs the enter
2. ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
Pioneer Steam Marble and Bro,cn Stone Works,
Pa. ay., cor. Thirteenth St,
au u 3m WAshinRtOn. ID. G..
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4 !ruRIMaN WHO "CAx KKEP Horsl ,,-Mr.
Rafrzn Stevens u now proprietor Of the Fifth
Philad~lphia the Revere House and the fremont
House Of Boston, the Battle House, Mobile, and
The Point Clear House, Point Clear, Alabaua,-
In all six frst elass HOUSES, involving q capital
and current expenses Of several militons.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT eucHu,

HRLMBOLD's EXTRACT aucHU.
Arising from E,oe..... Habits of u iS Dss.sssSon.
Earl, InslsSTstiSP e.% tiss ,G Z, siIs.
s:: q Ms@ofy. ''' DrOu.I Si' e. sisssSss: s. ssSS
Horror Of Disease, wsfefa, Gss. nes.,
pf s.SR Of III. Pain in the Back
Hot A.nds~ ~ VI ''' FssSins eiSS s,fsS II sSs Body.
D,n''' q PiSb AZ SfS FEEHs2SS the fa0'
II These symPtons, II allowed % go on, which this
%sdS9i %PoTEScTF' s2S1 sy
] " %hS h9ss sss OF 2. wsIeE & zEs PxEIEsI NAY Ezsial
BY thoss aDIREFUL bisEKsES.ss followed
.'INsANITY, AND CONSUMPTION.
THE & +. $af Z
fHf $aH SFaSSSS ( sSs I. Fl
Requires the aid OF medicine 70 strenrthen
waea IStsFrfS b6eaSy hs Sy.s%
TRIAL WILL cosvsNcK RAG MOST sKKrr1cAL-
FEMALEs-FEMALEs-FEMALEs,
OLD sSSfEMstG g f2Egst fTafssk kAkkstzstks1 kkstzsstks1' ON
say ds.r i s e s dSso.: : or 3
ITregularity, Painfulpess, or Suppression Of Gus
ss dfsis. sf %si.. e s,.
and for al complaints incident 70 the SIX. hether
arising from Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation.
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY itt sEo6r6 iEISt1o5i BG ts'Hff 'WHffrHour 1T
H''f[ GE[asoLDs G EfTk2cff sif Sccf6
SECRET DISEASES
Little or no change in Diet Noinoonvsnisnos:
II causes a fre.aent desire ana gives strength 70
UrilAte, thereOy, RsmOying obstrucronzx
AiisyIns Pain ard isGsmmetion, so ffssusSt in
the oass of diseases. and expelllng all Poisozoss
O'''efiao dSs siSiS ' 5f6T fssf' THo UsINDs
WHO HAVE BEKy TIE VICTIMS OF ouAcKf,
e hsve found thsy We're deceived and ,Ssi tSe
"PoIsON" has, By the use OF f"PowERIvL as
out in an aggravated form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use HELxsoLD's EXTRACT BucHu for Q. afeo-
~ ~ URINARY ORGANS.
"hs'h'f eAisdai. MALE OR FEMALE.
From whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STAND ING
O'''iii siS; q II %
sae Shz' r SIZES sfsi
Evtdsnee OF As most ,siia6.s and 'ss'e~s'S GAa'-
:" VIII NcERTfiFIS1TEs OF CURES.
WITH Nssfff ssssffENSE SsSSs EED II FAME.
HrCe sOO per Detties or eix Ief SSsVV.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
DEscRIsk SYMPTOMS IN ALL CoxxyMcarIoss,,
Cures Guaranteedt Advice Gratis ~
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
the city of Phi adel phis, H II. be- nj
duly sworn, doth say. his preParsfions co.tain no
narcotic, no mercury, or other in,lrlons errgs,
but are purely vegetable. vi. Il. HELMB0fU.
svorn and .nhscribed before me, this sd day Of
November, 1854.
WM. p. HIBBERD, Aldeysx
Ninth street. above Ace. PIila-
Address letters for information IN confidence 20
II. II. HELMR0LD, Chemist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth St, bet Cheeput, Phlle-
AND SEbwAffk GNPkfNcfPnHEHbr HE n9HH rbkEkkfEERs bbEkfEERs,
Who endeaSor 10 dispose OF THEIR OWN ana
"oTHKR" ARTICLES on THE RKPuTATToN ATTAINED
Rslnssold's ssnasins erss.ssgSnss ga.s,
Sareap8rilla,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold BY 2. b. Wars, szs Seventh street, and 9.
G. Pom, JR, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
! "ITb ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYwRFRE.
ASK FOR kl.mB0LD's. TAkE MOTHER.
Cut ont the advertisements ard send for e.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPosURE
aP4-eolv
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ur. .Thsss 10 chap out w est, with hair % red,
sunrise, and the cocks begin 10 crow.
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THE EVENING STAR
fOoLiSHbD EVERY AFTER NOON,
tsUNDAYS EXCEPTED
Al The STAR BUILDINGS,
CorDr Of ofPsansyivan.s avsnr, and l1,5 .,


fesers sefsei In packages by carriers st o. Q
yea, cents per month. To mail Subscribers
he Price is $3.50 year, ts aduasos; o. for sir
moeIs' sl for three months; and for less than
months at the rata Of b cents week. Slngi 10
copies ONE sNr; in wrappers, rwo CENTS,
W ADvxRrrsKMENrs snoule be cert 10 the Office
before II o'cock M otherwise they NAV mot .pp.s.r
ontil the next day.
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Tx rENsIvE AND ELEGANT STOCK
IL OF
Carpetings.

RSSAA4Sce
we respectfully announce to the citizens Of
rons, that our assortment of
ALL KINDS OF CARPETINGs,
IN oil the various grades, makes, and classes, ia
penis6ed our stock from the most recent makes re
and lmportations, which enables us to exhibit to
huJsrs the most "recherchs" styles known to the
Elegant Medallion. Tourney, S.xony, and York
shire English Velvet and Wilton Carpetings s. In
triple, double and single widths, for drawing rooms
Also, rloh and heavy Velvet Carpets as low a.
.25 per ward, worth 50.
Superior and heavy English and BIgelow Brus-
sels SarPetings, for drawing rooms and parlors,
The same makes IN heavy and rich Tapestry
Brussels CeIpetinss, for drawing rooms, .parlors,
Extra heavy and entirely new designs of Royal
and superior Three-ply Carpstings, some as low as
Some makes in fine and supe, fne Double Ingram
SarpesInss exact copies of Brussels, at from IS to
Also, heayy and cheap w ool Dutch, for Offices,
Double Twiilsd English % and Sd'ff. TfRompsonvills We
retian, in all widths, for halls and steps.
any of our Carpets.
In OilclOths for Floors
Our stock is full and complete, embracing all the
designs which are novel and most desirable, which
Tess fgpres this -
In Curtain Materials
We We also m have an entirely Esw supply. yhioh only
and different from any thing heretofore seen ia this
Housekeepers and others are respectfully invited
selves. YES '''' OU' '''U' "Hu ''us0 ''' 'i0A
.CLAGETT & DODSON.
Dealers in all kinds of Furniture UTy Goods,
No. 4 MARKET SPACE,
Sc e1O-eo6t Sd door east from 9Th street.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
For Pi.essss Of The BEADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL swELLIN6s.
and excites the. .ABSORBENfS into healthy 40,
ton, BY which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS
MENTS are reduced, as vel as PAIN and IN
FLAMMmFANTlR3H MN RS sHdas & spod fer, for np.x
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' FEMALE EDTCATION

T. FEMALE EDUCATION,
Il HOSE Parents who wish their daughters to re-
celye thorough and systematic education, where
er Phy sica training will receive daily and special
.nencs and gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
WISH the Union Femal le Academy, corner Four
MR.. d MRS. z. RICHARDS,
du JUL prinoipa1s
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w PROFESSOR NORETTI,
w HO Has just returned from Milan Italy, (hav-
ing been IN the Musical Conservatory thersD ~
and who has been for long time a teacher &Q3&
both Of Vocal and Instrumental Music in New <80
York, lhavlng taught some of the best sIpgers
there, such as Badiai, TiberinI, La Grange. .&c,
&C > has come here, thinking to remain, and would
hs most happy 70 receive the of this city
to his moral as we'll as his intellectual atandng.
All communications please address TO ga F st.
. se 13-2ws 49,
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A MRS. WINsbOw,
IAN Exlerien ed rurss and Female Physieisn,
Dseen4 70 tae attention Of mothers, her
500 I II ING SYRUP,

Fer Childrsn TssthinS,
KhieA greatly facilitates the 1rsssss Of tsshns Sy ssss
M me gsms, rsdacInG ali infsnnaasn-vnI aIlsy ALL
PAIN and sPasmsds aetiso, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsoa sPsn IL, nehsrs. will give rs to ysurssvss and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
P.t up and .e th. article fer ever year, snd
MRS. * sl. 4 IT iay sIre1D, C1si.
ysor a ouaH, H,wINsL0w's rb.n iiu:I, ,,.a IA
,.,i,i, aa =: fnsx SOOTHING an instance dis.
.ns senuny,ahreI SfhOf, delighted With its
highest commentator Of lts ms -cs .f.cts and m.d;es
vlrtrss We speak In ihis matter " WHAT DO Know
rIoN FoR rHE FULFILMfrr OF WHAT WE HiRI Or.
CLARE In almost ths s
Ing rom pain and s!hauson relief will foand In fftsss
ertysrg ntnHtst aitsr ths syrup Z administered.
msst HFP FPxRIENckD and sKfLFuL rURsBs In New Enr.
isad, and has bssn ussd with rIyHRFAILIro sucCxu n
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net suy rssvss tbs child frsm pain, nvessatss III
stomach and bsvss eerrses aeldy, givss tsns and
energy to the vhss system will einest rslsvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoIIc,
.ad :y'Iooms ssnv.lsisns, which, speedily rsmsd.d
H F0R s:n: ss W e: q: WORLD sa.1
IN an ca... Of p1s- CHILDREN ,SriaT and HAs DIAN
.ii.:. r.m ,..ssinc TEETHIN9 nRhs; from .h,h:s IL
sarss We would say every mother who has a child srf
tsrinF from Of the compain-Do NOT LIT
ToUR fnRJUoIcIs, roR TKE rREjUDIcEs OF OTHERS
suas-yss, AssoLUTELT sURI-to follow the Of tn
medicine, II timely used, Full directions psng will
s,mgPsng zach So,tls None ssnuns unless the
eeId By Drnggists through ghopt the wsrd.
Principal Once, Ne. 10 Cedar Street, ny.
Price ssly IS Cents per Bstus - lI-davly
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w - NEW GOODS. slfa
W Hsvsj Eseeiyed large stock Of Blecched
SMHtfNSs sgSEMHHEt!hsSss rAsss AkssE tSESss ttNSEESSs ssskISs
EfSfyEs, Eff.fSyS Is I SyS hfkRFWb W:
which We have marked less than cost. =
iy . = -. TAYLOR G HUTCHINSON.
A VERY. NICE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO
ylIl be sold at great sacrlfoe for cash, ye3V
me owner being oompelled to leave thssltSvf
city original price $500, will now he sold for S1o
easn. 70 oe seen At Mr.. METZEROTT'S Music
store, corner Pa. avenue and Eleventh St 40 p
EMEMBER, rhe great bersa,us IN NEW and
John r. ELLIS,
seS 800 Pc. sv., BET. 9Th and nth SIC,
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NEW RESTAURANT.
$50

R6E NEW RESTAURANT. kEG
The undersigned have taken and entirely reftted
the spsoioDs house No. $50 Seventh street, a. few
doors south of Penns lvania avenue They re-
spectfully invite cal from their friends and the
p{Iblic who may desire Q pure article Of Brady,
Wines, w Whisky &c., or Brown Stout, Porter, Ales
and other Malt Liquors, from celebrated brewers.
Their larder at all times stocked with Fish, Flesh
ana Fowl. served by an ex experienced cook. This
branch receives our personal suPeIyisiop. -
..sy..-, ...t.-, --. HENRY KUHL &
WILLIAM RUPP,
Be5 oOSW f-- ProprietOra.
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IL Ofce of the Adams Express Company, WASH :
ington, d. e., to be sold for freig hit and oarses n
not Immediately called for.
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designs which are novel and most desirable, VIII
We purchased under the most favorable orcuI
less 6RpKaz fha II.
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