davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-11-26
at)itaa6 Glrit'uttb
, slE CONVENTION AND THE CUR.
KRN0F,

;. = h1Ve SuoNn II PseceaAnG 6flCles,
~ 'tr this head, that the effect Of pilirg
/; II cur1e5cy OF top Of our specie is to
: ,:fee prices without adding anything to
rs, znd that the necessary consequence /
q :ch ircsease Of prices is to eend our
= /; and silver 10 other countries where
J Will LuE more OF any given commoJ-
l.. hat they Will buy at home. There Is
:. ;:'feT phase OF this subject which should
/ ~tn considered. In times of prosper
80" when the banks are expanding large
: when nsncy il plenty and prices are
cirg up booming" re hear great deal
about erxssipe impc7tatDas. 6ome people
would hare US believe that st such seasons
an inexcusable mania possesses the import
irE class, and that they must be lecturea
out Of their propensity for running the
country. But how can We expect any
Thing else when re multiply cur oWa prl-
ces with bank 'nstes to such degree tha.
The wares and fabrics sf Europe are worth
from hiAy 10 enc hunareo per cent more
i-ere 1han they are 1t home, While the Ia
bcr necessary ter theu productlsn here, Il
by the same agency, made twice as expen'
sive as it is there? But that is not all.
The same addition 10 price, Effected by the !
multiplication st bank notes, affects our |
breadstufs aad provisions so that the for |
eiga markets are thrown izts the hands Of |
fereign producers. That is, the same cause
which raises the price Of yard Of Amer
ica1 cloth, and the price OF days labor,
raises equally the prizes Of q bushe1 Of
wheat; and II the actusl cost Of producing
buslel Of wheat in Illinois and trans
porting it to Liverpool il the same as
the cost of producing it in Russia and car
ryiDr it to the same market, Russia can
undersen US because her prices are not In
aated at home by the presence Of q paper
currencv two or three tines greater in
x,a,,,rp than ber r..1 money. Tn mir. of
ct. ~ cost .f nro,,zcino g. hnsbe1 of
cra;, n 4he Western States of America
measured nv .ctu,1 labo-. is much 1css
+ho, :, nv o,1,er na,f of thc world while
nm means of ,raxsnortat;on are certainly
s,., - +hoea ,rh;.t .nr other country
kaoa+ ~ p,,t f,.1ish1v thr.w
-. a.. .sr-.taos which nature has
a;u.1 no nv mime tiftv or one hundred
ner cent If mice not value. on our bread.
s+,.H ~ h.ma whi.,, enables othcr coun-
..aa wharo ~. aort .f ,-odrcinr rro;ns
:. e.. ~ ~ hun arad na- ,a,+ ar,o5.r
49, =. ~1at -. ~ T;-a,nn.1 A.
-. 'a -
III: ~ +...,.; ,nox+.n+xrh
-. -. :1,z.t1ot. - s,rtha~ -
& !s,1.u o.11, ,.1, as n.r1 49, ,aho. - 49,
- - ....-,-.s l9,z.ia - -1st
T.Mves,- :. s.., =. ,owd. o1osz
~" ~ 80 : ~ - '- wv ~.
e4>o ousN~4' sosA' " s'1A sn0
ono,' 'eau l1our' oIn1l 1. p7tnss
equs,, ~. onue4oeu nls tsusslsen eoAtpetl.
W. ~, r. eenl' s.u nolo lns nt.@ sA Aess ~
tue e,lo a. : ulenopo1s. Dus - ~ leA,
eo1 " &,e e1,sleAsee - " p. pcpe- e-0! ~
, 1861-11-26

The brine il elevated by means Of lifting
pumps from the depth Of 200 to 275 feet, and
the strength is noted at the several works In
the Valley at from 60 degrees to 80 degrees.
This difference is isunquestionably owing to the
degree Of perfection with which the tubing In
trGGuced to exclude fresh water is packed.
p1obably be found Of the naximum strength.
Within the past six months Ealt from thc
Saginaw has made its appearance in market,
a1c Lag been well received, or account OF its
s,i'y and cleanliness, and the neatness OF the
lackagss. The East Saginaw Salt Ma2utactu.
barrels, some, 1000 Of which have beea dis
;,-se6 cf IN the Dstrpft market. The excel
Lance of ts.e article is aste=ted by large num-
ber Of parties whe hare used it for packing
Furpcses, snd it appears to be all that can be
required to entislc It to confidence and gene
Fol use.
, 1861-11-26


------- ----------- :
terms were eatts'tctcry, sd nothing Va. SID
NJ; -. co,,c;1,d.. ~ s.v;n1 H..
LECTURER cannot specially in7estixat. all the |
cha1itaslo ooJ:c that cone uneer ~ eye,
esa1 Luz raa7,i.r 1E - az 1+cc,1s the sane
without beirg required to 7ay ch.ritab1o
tx usua1ly twice OF three times Is large ~
. 1sJet19rr,s ,;aht represeuts debate 7alu-,
u muck IS BANKERS check OF merchants
1rEs.
me Ma1n.s .hs da11,nSs AN ] 81 ,ts S n1,n1ers T.
Constitute eight hour full 1ay'a work, sup.
Piled itself Nith new coEpa or .ypos iron
hah!Eol ~, ~ .ofst WssIp SI:a plo2oSo -
-ooo hn-sred I'D ,ir.r d;sahl.d covzr,-
n.eni torBea we're .cla Il auction in Washing.
ten, en- Thu,adsy, raging tran $50 ds#a to
80 eea'f, shu 4fe'dE'se "oou' s"o apiece.
Af. boNea Ii aoou@ - "ltadfaH 1rom ths
'@Ae.'l.ie 9a@e"e'
g.. ill., 10 ~ nae,ooa h;. - saaS Gen sh,slss !,
ssn F1aacisco In th3 steamer XnaIusc. nats
estellite). he has some interest in = mine
rrn-.rf ~ ~ na,anaat. a1Has len ahe mexican Go4.
Tive. +b,,...s -. -
t,o., p,i,,5.1n.,a -..I,Hs -. @.e snpps1
ca-.,-t r. wS. 1 ~ 'u9 vac ~ th9
"Ans'sa- A7lse snlp-
H&aN sfe AlS4 made for Fortress Monroe and
otk.-,.7,7 .t.+;,~,
'As. A~FsA ssatAoAa.
denera1 KosWeA sahin Ripley, says tina
aepartm nf Smith rarn1ir. !. ..+;~o ~
ehjo. a1d ersdnst-d .sxss - -. - =, nFsoto -
st West Point entering ths artiiiery iii '7 H,Eas
au'ae-camp 10 General PlloN In tho MedcAa
Var, and breyettsd Captain at Ccrro Gordo
aact. He Hrote 1Tns va VIII vi Me1ico-1
IoIs". s W +. 1s1o p. na1+i.n.J ~ tIs,..x'
~. ,~t;i t.-s 1 s. IaN e. -
-, pah..3 T.o,1 "AeA ne lsI
~. 90, e' %
-..+.s - 1t. 80 ' - ~ DeeA -
- -s ~. 49, = pA,1s "a 'au se'
"-@A S"'a 1.oAe~' LAO 80
'~'9 :" 40 ." aAs' mss~A15. ..
Tho Grand TURK Railway Of Ca1ada ru4k
tuice-8tekly freight trafns from Detroit to
n'I.1.s -.;.,4 - - ~ ~,
fefIlano, HHnoat cnanse, ana WILL Lis Wiz
Ter rdeyotc IN additional train to dreaseR hosx.
NJ 1,t.1s 49, - It,. -, -.
Lakes, censistipE Of ths Aaron Y. Brown, tho
jacob Thompson, the Isaac To1cey, 2Rd tA7
Je1cmiah s. Bl1ck, sailed from Erie on Non
dav 1sst. unaer Cspt. Douglas Dtti3ger. dex-
tined fnr tht 4tisntic Cost. yi1 thu Telland
49, W r.-t ~. Gt4;ns.. I.sI,.~.aa t.t;.r A.
G,, Gxn.l ~. G1h gs11k1 - 6.4ar!1 'Io IN
Howell t0Des IN R9e u LaAo oAtsl1o, u
charge ut OkHcGo. he hoped 70 Stt IArousn
in the spaca OF ten days, and thuA succesa-
fully perform the mission <c1olyed upon him
~ ihe Sfcret.rv Of The T-easury,-Bun;Lo e.
-car sc,.,ck In. left the K...~aa End
.o,na ho,,. -, rec.n;+ M. ha.1tb
-J1do. Monove7l af the Dt.trict Conrt
, 1861-11-26
TIE works now in operation aze tie follow

These works produce IN the aggregate about
$50 barrels daily. Other companies ere pre-
pairing for extensive operations. Among them
are parties from Connecticut who hare 1oca-
ted at Portsmouth Braddock s. Co, also Of
Portsmouth J. E. Hill at ZilWaukie; Curtis,
Williams g. hyde at Ca1rolton ; and con-
pany from Ohio, who have located at Saginaw
City. It is probable that before another fall
there #ill be investments engaged in the
00e In this district, where not 3 bushel et sals
was produced prior to the summer OF 1860.
The aggregate producti n for 1851 has prooa-
bly, reached 100000 bushels. In estimating
the probable growth Of such branch Of man
ufacture it will be safe to take for q guide the
York
, 1861-11-26

When evaporated to a.yress, itleafes 20 per
cent. Of dry ealine matter.
For the purpose Of comparison we give tho
analysis Of Syracuse, n. z, brine, and also of
that from Ka1aWha Va:
, 1861-11-26
pK0M CoL, JULIUS w8IEE,S RKGT-
= mEMF.

37th III. Reg 'naent, Coz. Julius Wa9e-Lt CO...
.Bd7yses made Coa.ssand&nt at Bosnsiue-dfut-
tzrs at ntat Raa-Etptdaion Of &. Eden
Difficulty toiA The Home Guards They are
sent into Canp-Gtn. Ffemo,it's R:moral-
The German Home Guards Hunting out Sc.
eeM-The Chaplain throaun by hi" Horse-
Ataiaole Secesh seishts in his 6.ha1f-Goo1
Health Of The Troops and Cheerful, Trospeets
, 1861-11-26

sentinel The Bsltinsre american eays:
To etecEhie the road has bean Get apart into four
tectisns, and watched and guarded By different
lay H.ute, the Si1tieth New York Regiment, Col.
Hayward from the Relay Houee, t. tue Jaactfon,
the TeEth Aaine Regiment, Col Beale; from the
Aictigan Regiment, Col Robinson, and from
B1sdensburg to the Capital. by such Of the reg5-
nents as are encamped near the track The whole
euretintendeAce OF Col. Robinson, who formerly
Has stationed several years 1t Fort AcHenry. and
melt fareras1y Known to many cltizens Of Bllsi-
more. Although the operations Of the road have
been remarkably exempt from accident injury or
loss Of ufe yet it is deemea best to prsvid aaintt
Any unwelcsne disaster. while, quite recently :
seen proTss ~ about lie road aad % Wsr.ed % aTsy.
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EcL.ean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
NHE IEsr kIHIMEEf liz TEE w0RL


YAs suly safe esrs fer C1nesu, fiss, IA
nsfs Gwslinrt and Hrsnehils Csdtrs, Paralysis Men
r.Ea Wssknsss Muscles, Chrsne lnfsmmatsry
RhsImati,m Gufns sf the Jsnts Csntrscsd Muscles
kiram,ut reshaehs, Brssss nprains, Fresh
Csts Wsund., uIesn Fever ssrss, Caksd Brsssl Sore
Hpp,s Bsrns scslds esrs Threat, on
pain ne difsrspes bsv lsnl the dssals nav
kavs existed, MckEAHT CEkEIkAfEB IMMINENT 10
q certain remedy.
Yhs.ssndI Of hsnsn beings have been ssv,d IN. .f ds
srs7itlds and misery sy the invasass rsnsdy
Mel EAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
win rslsss pain amss instant.nssssly, win clean,
purity and heal the fssss In nersdfts shsr tms
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
nekEAST TCELEBRATED LIklMENT is the saly safs
.ne Ish.s, remedy fer the ef Spawn, Rngsees,
WmaEss kphnts, Unnatural LEmps, Nsdss 9vsllin
nsyu t.iisd 70 Big Head, fsllsvi, Fistsia Old
ssnalnf ssfss, sf svssnN II prsPsrly sYphsd fsr
ssreH, hrss.s serstshss, Crashed fss C6ss., Saddle
Cellar datsl Ckts, esrss, Nssnds, d h infalibs
s.n.ey Apply - dissstsa and 10 ssr.ia IN every
Instance.
fssa uias .s Isassr Win tbs many vsrlss. klnlps...
efsrsd % yea. 0ttsin sxppiy q Dk. hckKAMp CkkK-
BkAYEn kIxIhEnf. Il win eus yss.
]. Il MCLEAN, esls frsprfstss,
Gamer Yhird and Pins 81, D. kssiA, hs.
CnAkkE1 Rofr, Ut Pa svs sole agent n N.sAiasi
sss Il CIssrk. .ss~.ssss~s ssW-uAWH
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GENERAL WIsR's SYSTEM OF COERCION
Richmond Enquirer publishes the following ex-
tract OF letter from Charleston, Kanawha county,
the prese mt headquarters Of General Wise. AIlud,
Ing to the General, the writer says:
He seizes traitors, and the enemy crosses the
river somewhere and sszes citizens who are Ioyal
to hold as hostages. The Generals time is half
taken up with trying traitors; the other day we
caught spy "a German Jew), with clothing
store worth IS goo. He was caught fair, and too
plain to deny, and so he forfeited all his stock,
which clothes our poor mountain boys He was
warned by the General that he would have to
knell upon his CONN; which made him turn pale;
and when he told that he had lost all Of his pack
he blubbered like a baby
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THE LL-sUFFICIENT THREE,

TRIEsEMAR,1,a AID s-Proteoted hy Royal
Letters Patent Of England, and secured bJ ths
Seals OF the Ecole de PharmAcle de Paris, and the
Imperial College of NJ odiolne, Vienna.
No. l 10 invaluable for exhaustion and nltoYThea,
and oil physical disabilities.
No. 2 2oompletely ersdicates all traces Of these
diseases tnat have been hitherto treated by the
reous and pernicious use Of oopaiva and cubebs.
No. has entirely supp Blsnted the injurious Use of
mercury, thereby ineurlnI % the sufferer speedy
relief, dlspersins all impurities, and roOtinE on
tho venom of disease.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. ], and ., are prepared IN
and can be carried IN the walstoost pocket Sold
TN cases and divided into separate Doses a. I'D
mlnstered by Velpesu, LSllemeDd, Rouxs 1lcord
DO. Price SS each, or four Gases for IS, which
saves IS; and 81 cases, whereby there % say-
ing of Se To be had, wholesale and retail, Of DR.
BARLOW, of 194 Bleeoker street. New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance, Dr. Barrow
will fOTvaTdths TTIesear to any part Of the woso,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the in
structions OF the writer.
The Book, of al others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is "H uman Frailty, or Physiological Researches"
10 beautifully Illustrated, and treats ulnutely Of
AZ the sympsoms that Inyanably develop them
selves sooner OF lateI, resulting from the frelties
and vinsnnf habits Of eerls youth, IncsPseitatlnf
monlsl state snd, IL not cbeckeo N time deFener-
etlnE all the functions Of msrhOod, and bringing
hlmI step oy step 20 llngerln nd untifsy death
sold By DIR. BARROW, 19l B cocker street, four
ooors below mscdougal, New York. Prloe .
cents, Sent Tree ever where.
lnfton. ID. G. de S-em
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TROUBLE IN THE CANA correspondent Of
the Atlanta Southern Confederacy, writing from
Fairfax Court House, Va, July 1st, says: "rhe
Truth Is, the Virginians are rather slow coaches
eHePt when they are in pursuit Of an ofRcen
IL The Marion and Dale, sailing sleeps of-war
have been ordered to sea from Portsmouth, N
ID They are supposed TO be destined for the
Florida division Of the blockade feet under Com
modore Hail.
STAY LAW IN NORTH CARoLISA-The Su.
preme Court OF North Carolina has pronounced
the stay law passed by the Legislature to be un-
constitutional
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.
- AT POINT LOOKOUT, MARYLANn.

MA BAbHiNG AND SAFE RETREAT
~ AT POINT LooK-OuT, MARYLAND.
This &C ebrat1d Bathing Place. situated at the
!uLnotIOn o. the Potomac River with theS A
undersigned on tho 10th of June, in the lE.EtH
very 6ent style, for al persons who may wish .
sa1e ana quiet retreat, where they can have the
3enht OF the best salt wafer batting and enjoy the
deoaoles OF the water, such as Fish of all Kinds.
Oysters, Crabs, &c
Every description of fishing tackle will be kant
for toe accommodation of guests.
hne livery stab Q kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys aud bIl lard saloons with
Oil other mnsements usually found at suoh place
The t1bla will be supplied taily with fresh vege-
t .1Oies rom The garden on the premises and from
tpe Bai nmore and Washing ton markets.
The best Liauors and Cigars will always be found
at Bar. " uIo
srd, 81 per day; one week, Sl2; second week.
wants hafrrioe. "
- The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
TueSday Az m. and Baltimore on Friday at 4 D.
m. The half pasta O'Clock D. m. tram from Wash
Iass9n VII connect at Baltimore with the boats,
st:ze from Washington, by way of i.sonardtown
WI Aad ;ess the proprletors, at Point Lookout,
S HEFLEBOWER & co Prop'rs.
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LIEUT.. Col. PReRAM's SURRENDER fol-
lowing 10 the letter Of Lieut.. Col Pegram, offer
Ing to surrender after the defeat of the Confeder
ates at Beverly:
Hsadquartsrs at Mr.. Ksttls's HOUSE
Near Tygarts Valley River,
Six miles from Beverly, July 10 1861 \
To" Commanding Offcern Of Nofthera Forces
Beverly, Va-Sir write to state to Won that
have, In consequence Of the retreat of Gen Gar
nett, and the jaded condition Of nv Command
most Of them having been without food for two
days-concluded, with the concurrence Of a ms
Jority Of my captains and field oficers to surren-
der my command to you to- morrow, as p,i,or,,s
Of rar. l have only to add, trust they will onlv
receive at your han DIS such treatment as ba. bee1
Invariably shown to the northern prisoners by the
South. am, sir, your ob.dent servant,
JOHN PEoRAM
Lieut.. Col. P. A. e. S Com'g
Gen. Mcclellan sent the following replv bv hi,
aid-de-camp Lieut.. Williams:
Headquarters Department of III. Ohio.)
Beverly, Va July 13, 1861 (
John Pegram, Esq styling himself 1t Col p
CS-Sir: Your communication dated yester-
day, proposing to surrender az prisoners Of war
the forces assembled under your command has
peen delivered to me. As commander OF this de-
Partment l will receive you and them with the
kindness due 10 prisoners Of war but Ii Is not in
my power TO relieve YOu or them from any liabil-
tiles incurred by taking arms ag gainst the United
states am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, GRo b McCLKIIAy
Maj. Gen. U. s. A. Cong Dept.
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DENTISTRY.

Nh TEETH.
lI1. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor snd patentee
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally at his Office in this city ASS
MANY persons oan wear these teeth who SI1IO
cannot wear others, and no pergon can wear others
who cannot wear these,
persons calling At my ofioe can be accommodated
WIN any style and price Of Teeth they NAY desIre
eGt 10 those who particular and wish the ourest
oeanest, strongest, and most perfect denturs that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted,
Rooms IN this cItJ-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
stn ana 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Phi sdel
phia' oc ls-n
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IHB STATE ARsESAL.-Nearlya a ton Of lead a
day Is used at the State Arsenal at INDIANAPOLIS
In the manufacture Of balls for muskets, rites
and carbines. The Journal says that nearly ali
the ammunition used by the troops In Western
Virginia has been prepared at the arsenal there
ahd the supplies now being furnished, almost
daily, are sent from that place. A portion Of the
ammunition has been sent from Columbus Ohio
but the most Of 1t has gone from Indanapolis
Only few days since quantity of cartridge for
Colts revolvers and Sharp's carbines were sent to
Virginia
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IL The young Empress Of Austria has pull
moaary coRsump'ioa; the disease has made such
progress despite the trip TO MadsIra that the i'm.
perial patient has been ordered to Corfu
gT The present improved nnsket 10 produced
at the Springfield armory (Meeachusetts) In its
hig hest perfection for about SO.
IL The new Sultan has only one wife.
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WHERE Is ALL THE SPKcIK-Ths Richmond
Dispatch of Saturday exclaims:
Everybody 10 just now propounaing this i'm
poItant question Coppers are scarce as meteors
and, as Tor silver produce, the sight Of quarter
or half dollar is as faxseed poultice to dis
eased oculars. In the absence Of anything more
substantial, our "local" carries a bunch Of KEYS
to jingle just by way Of "AuId Lang Syne.n
Banks! tap your founs, set the silver stream a
flowing, and receive the blessings of an afflicted
community.
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jy 12-l2td
TIE EsE}HHo EE}THkHoPEAE \. HOTEL, EER1 BY Z.

L EMRiCH:, At the corner Of Penn. hAk
s a1G mo-. o., o
greater induoepsnts for the pstronese Of eiFsepi
eity, his prioss Seins lsss than those OF any other
hotei ON Penn. avenue, and his aooommodaeons
able. The bar and restaurants arrangements Of the
European Hotel have already become very Iopu-
ndious. The proprietor Pleds % unremitted atteo-
ton and oontlrued liberal exlenditures 70 give at
II % Ivs he Huopsan Hosel esll, dss-a
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Doors AND sa9Es 10 sUI1 RE

sAs pow manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
eno SHOES, and constantly receiving a-ssn
saPry OF eastern made work Of every de- U4H
81 .sS made s1pfessg 20 order, and will ~
heretofore charged In this ciiJ for mach inferior
persons In want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
slfy made yohs vIll Always lind . good assorsmen
In store ana u The lowest lriees. Give ul call.
GRIFFIN e BRO,
eSsf S14 PennnylyRnia Ryenua.
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our cUsTCMERs HAVING BOOK AC-
owing 10 the dulnese Of the times and the scarcity
Of money, We are willing to Offer discount OF Ave
funds. Virginia money viii also be taken st the
current rate Of Discount. - -
mB untsl.) Pa ave- bet @h snd ioth sts,
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by Ey new msthed
distilnE srsdssi dsei.ss, ,InIAr.tnf spr.t
nest infslsis Isnsdy fsI rsnsvaaE ths ssssd system,
,.d Is,.rnl q. ssi. suffering, and dssil.tsd .1ss
MeLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AN :s.s,,y ear. LI;. ,Gs1PIsin! py.,.p.. J...-
,nd all d,s.ss, arising frsn Ll,,5 ssm.eh
e, s.: r.. a.sTs is.f f: .i: d s's.
Swimming In ina Esad, fspitats1 Of HsGrt, Ftnsss
ass Of d. SKIN .sd Eyes, Hisht avsst, Invard Fsy,r,
FA, r f.s: r sd: p....
h,nEssI Dsssspd.nsy o. any nsrysts ds.as. lsrss o.
s.:ss' On he sfa' and Fever and Ars' Ter cAis s.d
OYER 4 EILLION BOTTLES
..s.. IA: .d IN s,inf sntir. i.l.. s.s Es., tL.s
s .,d.. t.:. EsIl6:n G q Debility vh.a hokkA1s
.sss.r. s.a :.SS.y = .d:s..,: is!. Ii. l-..d,.
a. and .lTs,. shsns. Pr.ds.:d S ..iinl Of,
:, .,sa.a ~ :ss y
s.us, Is restored % is pisti.. health and vira
MARRIED. PERSONS,
. 'sss s:..s', . :. 1ss ;T ,:% .A1I. s.. y
l.,sd th...,l,:, .y i.lI.i.I sa.:s,s" Win f.d 1, hi.
10 THE LADIES.
hcLEAss ErkENsrEEnLRe oozDIALh 10 . sever
,S s;iSy . ..I: e: %
o. Iav.lsp;ary DsA.rE. ts.rssf F.lliEE Of q, wsns
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
ess,, Isnf,,. rare .sssrding to di,setsu, IL viii
s.s:,' .G:nrS.,. ana io,ia.r:l. yea and .ts.. q.
vauIhIsd 70 give satffHSusn.
FOR CHILDREN,
yszr children are fiskly Pxny sr s9etsd, MckEAHr
CORDIAL will make them healthy fat and rssssI Delay
act nsnsn tn Il, and yea viii Be ssavinssd. Ia de-
hsisus 70 taxa.
GlTfION.
Beware q drssF,u OF dsslsr vhs may Iy 70 palm ape.
yss hitter psrlE trsIA which they bay
shsaP, saying IL I ixst geod. Avoid sseh Ask
for bckEANT TffREFefHENIN6 CORUAL, and taxi
nshing else 10 the snly rsmsdy that will purify the
Bleed and at the tins the
One tsaiPsenfsl taken sysry nsrning fsItnE certain
any grsrsl.nt dssas. Est.e IN large set:ls, rries
snly q per belts, or BEETLES fer O. IH MCLEAN
kss Of thif Csria alss, hsksan VeieGne Oi
LisimsnL Principal Dspst the ssFasT Of TkIrd Ihd
F1ns st.ssu, A. ksst, Me-
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GAS FITTING. &c.

a VIM 7. DOVE co.
LARE Now prepared to execute suy orders viii
whlSh they Ipay be favored In tho
PLUMBING, Gas Or STEAM FITEINS
BUSINESS,
IL Store on sth street, few doors north Of p,
ssf9%ane, % Shere may be found comRlete assortneEi
II Oh rA W and other GAS, STEAM ana
"hA bn FiAEUhES in S1-lv
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marE-H
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEs
" OF GAS METERS,

V UF VAS METERS,
WAsHINGfoN, July 10, 1850,
,NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN That agree
ABLY 20 the PROVISIONS the ordinance of the Cor
poTsnOn approved May IL, 1850, the undersi,n is
now prepared, whenever rcd uired in writing, and
on pre- payment of the fe9 of FIFTY cents. to inseect
ex8m!ne test, 70, Eld ascertain the aoorrsoy Of
Ts.ssfatlon Of any gas meter in in this olty."
EveFy meter, iffou1d incorrect will be condemned
fnd another, seal4d and marked g. true will be
set IN is place, II proved to be socursSe in its
meSsuI .nert Of Ess, il will be seaed scco oiaEly
and sg&ln put in position for use.
once No. $40 Seventh street, (near ODD Eel
.ows HaIl Open from .. m, to ?. m.
CHAKLES W. CuNNINGHAN
ty Bu Inspector and Sesler of Gas Meters,
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g A q FIX TU n Z q

" GAS FIXTURES,
w Have In store, and are dsl v Receiving 6xS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and nesrns
and Finish, superior style to anything hereto}ore
onered In this market. We invite citizens genersl
10 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the hast
selected stock IN Washington.
Al work IN the above line Entrusted 20 eur care
will be promptly attended to.
MYERS MoGHAN,
m&I s-N 3f6 ID strest.