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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
THE MARRIAGE vow,

Perhaps there is scarcely Sn ordinary
oath administered in any of tie transactions
or life SO little regarded-so LILLE even re-
membered by all classes, as that taken in
the most SOLEMN manner, and in the pre-
sence of The Almighty, by The husband and
wife. Love, honor aud obey How ma"
ny wives 'Iove honor and obey their lords!
How many even think of doing SO! And
yet there is an oath recorded against them
every simple violation OF which is dIsIInc
perjury. No Woman should ary with.
out frs, knowing her husbands character
SO well that she may obey him with dIScre
ton and safety. She yields herself at lh,
altar TO deposition, from which even az
attempt 10 fly is d crime. A wife who con
lrsdlcls her husband is ioreswOrn, M
matter what manner Of man he may be, SHE
must obey if she keeps her oath, Sht
has made no reserve or CONDITION in he
marriage ceremony. She has not said =
will honor and obey if he shall deserve it.
Her contract is unconditional II would b,
better for young ladies before they yieI'
the fatal yes, to take This view Of the sub
IjecI.
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Dominica became the wife ofRsphaeI
Morghen. Antonio Canova left the
house and The studio Of Volrato, taking
with him The portrait Of his beloved. His
gratitude and friendship for his teacher
continued ever The same, An evidence
Of this may be found in the Basilic Of
uhe holy apostle a, Rome, where mar
BILE monument was erected 10 the men,
DRY Of VoIpato by Csnovs.
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NeDspaper5,-A Newspaper taken in
family seems 10 shed CLEAN Of intelligence
around. |, gives The children taste for
reading, |! communicates all The important
events in The busy world, i. is never fail.
ing source of amusement, aud furnishes a
fund OF instruction which will never be ex-
hausIed. Every family. however poor, if
they wish 10 hold place in lhe rank OF in,
!elligent beings, shonld take al Jess. one
newspaper And the .psn who possessed
of property sufficient TO make himself easy
Tor life, surrounded by children eager for
- '''~'e~, =" '"'''s.'.a W nv ,uo opiII
Of cupdi'y and negIecls 10 subscribe to
newspaper is deficient in the duties of
parent or good citizen, and is deserving of
The cersure OF bis intelligent neighbors
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MlIS0IAIklh.AN nj is0J'So
From the Boston Traveller
THE YOUTHFUL LOVE OF CANO'

In the year 1880, youth, a native
OF Posssgno, in Venice. arrived inRome
designing 10 learn the art OF drawing
and engraving, with one who was al
that time among the most distinguished
Of living artists. As aprotege Of the
powerful family OF Fsleri, this youth
brought letters of recommendation 10
the mos, Influential men Of the holy cit
y. lie resolved TO present first that
which might soonest lead him 10 his
destined aim. He went to the house OF
Sgnor Vol patio.
Giovanni VoIpalo, long known under
the assumed name OF Jean Renord, stood
al the mead oil mat gilIlerlng scnool vi
srr, from which 60 many renowned
men have proceeded. The clear and
well defined outline, the finished skill
in execution, The vigor and ex,raordins
ry re- ief, which have been so often ad.
mired in The eugravings Of RaphaelNlor.
chen, he owes 10 the instructions Of
his Master VolpaIo.
When The youth entered the s'eller
of VoIpao, The latter was drawing from
a model, and requested him 10 larry q
few moments, and allow him to finish
his sketch The Youth would have re-
tired, but Volpato made q sign 10 him
to remain, and said: No., no, meinl1err,
iryou've mol lime 10 wait i will lay aside
my work The youth assured him he
found here amusement, not for hours.
but for years, and gszed around the ate
ler, with glance full OF reverence; bu'
one object more than all others arrested
his attention.
TIE model Of Volpato was younl
maiden Of scarce seventeen years /
would be impossible 10 imagine coun
tenance more expressive and animated
q figure more graceful and happy. Th'
Grecian tunic and the mask in he
hand showed that she wished TO person
ate ThaIa; and The arch smile, the gen
lie irony, which played upon her lips
might almost render it credible that b!
one Of those melamorphoses, once ST
common beneath The sky Of Rome, tn
comic muse hsrspli had descended iron
heaven, TO SIT for her portait 10 be
loved disciple. The youth at leas
could scarcely be convinced that mer
mortal could realize in every look an'
motion, such an ideal. He stood i'm
movable a few steps from the easel, an,
thought he was 10 dream.
la the meantime Volpato grew mpa
lenl, his model was SO restless; and ia
terruD.ed his labor with The word:
'Folisb Dominica! see well that yo
are tired to-day. Well, we will leav
it now, my daughter
HIS daughter! his daughter! lhougf
the youth to himself. Happy iaher.'
Forgive me, sir, said VoIpato, 'urr
ing 10 him, i have kept you w'iil0
with the freedom Of an artist, but no
am wholly at your service.
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When a young woman, while in The act
of sweeping, approaches you, with kIud
words and gracious looks, and politely re>
quests you TO move, for she wants 10 sweep
where you are sitting depend upon II she is
lhe grl you want, so far, certainly, as ten,
per is concerned for never is a woman 50
peluIen,, so dOnineerng, as when she has
broom in her hand.
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one, Caroline would have been happy. bu
those who saw her faded looks, or heart
her querulous complainings, shook their
heads.
Mr.. Livingston, i. had now become noto
rious, was most dissipaied man. Idlenes.
that curse Of the rich. had early led him in
70 evil company, and as he had married
without love, he now lived withou. restraint
TO The tears of his wife he was Indifferent,
from her complains he turned sarcaslicalIy
away. II was said that be was not only
running his own health and destroying bis
wlfe's comfort, but sqnandering his fortune
|! was just two years after the converse,
lion with which our story begins, when the
two persons who participated in lha, con-
versa'ion called together on a morning visit
at the mansion OF the Livingstons Every
thing was in confusion there. Servants
we;e running to and fro, the carriages OF
two physicians were al The door, and from
The upper chambers came loud and success
sive shrieks, as of some person in mortal
agony. The ladies saw that their vlsi, was
NAL a propos. They soon learned the
cause Of the confusion. Mr.. Livingston,
the nigh. before, had lost the remnan. OF
his fortune in gambling house, where a
large portion of it had already vanished: he
had returned home, locked himself in bis
room and blown out his brains with pistol
His wife was in violent Mysteries.
With sad hearts the two friends turned
away.-Passing up The shaded street, they
came to the outskirts of the village, ard saw
before them The neat little cottage Of Ellen
The garden gate was open, and partially
visible from the stree! was an arbor in
which they caught glimpse ofMrs,Monck.
ton. Her work basket was on The ground
a. her feet, and lavori,e little dog was
.L:rr:-o RI ,r-". ----- ! --. L - r.
was calm content and happiness. How
dferen, The conlras, between the happy
Young wife and her rival, Mrs. Livingston!
This reflection arose in The hear, of each Of
The Two friends at the same time, their eye
net, and the younger one said.
you were right when you told NE It
wait for two years. see now that virtue
and affection afford more lasting happines.
than wealth and fashion,
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a curious Item in a Trav eIiing 6W-
A Yankee pedlar pu, up at the house of a
tavern keeper IN one Of the towns of this
county few days since, and after staying
day or two called for his bill. On looking
over the items he found the following cun-
Gus charges:-ro f'ghsning Chambermald,
sl,25, yesterdays lodging IN balsroom, %
ceuts.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
SourH SIDE OF MAIN, A FEW DOORS Bl
Low MARKET STREET.
TERMS: /:

THE COL UMBIA DEMOCRHTWiH BE-
pnbiished euery Saturday morning, al
TjGO DOLLARSpe annum Payabtf
ha}f yearly in aduance, or 1too DofldrS
FTftS Cenfs,ifnotpaid witiin the yed''
No Subscription vW be taken for a shorie'
period than sir months; nor any dlScOn'
ttinuance permined,until all arrearages
are discharged.
.ADVERTISEMENS not exceeding a
square wiH be conspicuously dat
one Dollar for the first three Insertions
and Ttcenty; fue cents for euery Su0Se'
ouent Insertion. E~A liberal diScOua
made TO those who advertise By theyear
LETTERS addressed on business,muSi
be post paid.
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Some men are like cats. You nav
stroke the fur The right way for years A.
hear nothing but purring, but accideuw.y
tread on tail and all memory Of loia,r
aCls of kindness is obileraied.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Asz..1.ssE-s4- an and after the Sd of December
s2s11sR<nt ~ RiehmoEd Mondays
Wed esays and Frdays 81 precisely
burg days at5I p. NJ
RETURNING Lynehbure Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
at A. 81 and arrive in Richmond Jay 1t p 81.
Passengers for Stnunton.
by Boats will leave A. Mondays Wednesdays
Fridays NJ Staunton by
Jpn.
Pa'g1ISr Fapie and CAs-lO,s snd Ral5aI sHy,s
leave Richmond BY Boats stagrs
tersviIe
no BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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so aUYEas OT FUUNITIHT--SOt TII.
J. & j. W. MEEkS.

HAVING heihucs Tor manufacturing IN kinds NJ
gssAtssstis and Spissdsa Furasrs used
su~ctny ~ sosthern Genemen Ladies
visiting Estsbishueut No ~ Vc-ay street
the Asnr House A. their Store Rooms
of Furniture fnade
so.fn Fassss oiaef desfse yes such Eeypan
fsthsthsu, Gothic, Louis xiv and NN &c; ~ n which
heu nasnscure and gotten up undsF
wtrsstd equal made ciy Europe
Nev Nest. sopt. i2th rs. ~
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS

TVNHE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
II freBts and public, fT the Of
he has received and crs leave l. inform them
present Cocks
ample, deal with him find him
cell the cheapest rrst and honorable
ngid attention To their interests
Having extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks Tor
twenty past believes h. has had sufficient op
portunes for becoming acquainted with Clock
and he would hereby respectfully inform all who make
purchases of that they shan be- furnished with Cocks
be- surpassed In point of wofhmlnship or finish
well and dealers
sizing worthless and article, abccdts
the genuine "Jefome Coct" which fact unwilling acknoW
sdrment Uom th-n ~ their superiority ne that putchas
will appreciate the advantage % buynF direct from factory
10 which they w be the subjects ~ imposition an
ORDER, accompanied with To- cash promptly and faithful
attended Strangers sfnd ef orders BY rely
uron receiving the attention peou pp-arpn C1cks n
saied ff Foreign Countries viii caf, selected
the markets Az uurchasd al
Warranted peffptm aui the sam.
hoard Of anst1 tation
charge WA that every rr-sbe BE-
sA The ~ hs sni aud patrons he respectfully
ccts the patronage 81
warshouss IN Philadelphia, 20 Nonh Third Street
Warehouse n Baltimore, % soutn Charles Street.
FacrosY New Haven ~ Johns Street between H1mh
tor Nafkst ~ Q1-fy tTAUNCEY JER bME.
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BUILDING HARDWARE

BUILDING HARDWA AXE.
vAE have on hand OF our importation full
w OF the foliwing articles which
OF Mechanics and others
Common and bcsi hIle Pulieys, Sash Cord
Broad and narrow Butt, SllsiLes
Parliament and II. L. Hinges
Carpenters Genuiac AMI Imitation Knob Locks
Pad, MOTiiee and Closet Locks
Knob and Thumb Latebes
Fat Sash Fastenings, Bolts, serews, &c. &c
w. =. a J. DnNHAN,
il M Main street
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
81 Al
TABLE, OE RATES.

At Meeting &C the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day Of October,
lS45, the following Table OF Rates for the Transpor
tsuon OF Passengers adopted. to take effect and
after the IL day 81 December next until otherwise
dered by the Board
RErIyECS RICHMOND
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H0NEI d CO., Seed Store and Agricultural
Il Warehouse. Merchants Row, BosioD-Nursers Gam
bridge. Harvard College, Mass only
offer for Of the collections Ncgetat
Agnculus and Grass Seeds be found county cOmpr
srg aile assortment and including the newest and
proved and Of BuIbous
Roots and the Dahas; Gardening Botanical Ar
ncunura Booss
The propueio containing upward.
NJ thy five offer for sale Of the ascs
collections Of
PTuH and Ornamental Trees.
EvergrrtEs FowernF Shrubs and Plants.
Pear, Plum and Cherry Stocks.
Grape Vines Raspberries, &c.
Greenhouse anf Hardy HeTbdcsous Plants.
Roses and Camsiaa.
Dahas and Bslbous Flower Roots
Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots.
Bucktborn. Abor Vita. hsdEes
GreHatsnton has been deyot,d to PARTICULARLY pears
sona the celebrated is44 Up
wards Of 400 of the Pear
Of which planted and are YEARLY
coming no bearing by which perfect accuracy
may be- depenoed up1n.
They especially attention o eulvators To their
cold 1an thnsc aissd where the aaty,y mid
Catalogue gratis.
The collection Of Roses unrpass,d comprising more than
twelve hundred which rarss
kinds IN BE- obainsd n the celebrated
France.
The house department compete In all the choice and
desirable varieties II Camilla Pelgonum Azalea Cactus
PEoHy, Fuchsiar Chry hcrnum. japan Lilies &c.
'.'Ahbefa discount made to large purchasers.
~ Al orders to be accompanied with the cash, or
satisfactory reference.
Catalogues gratis, every post paid applicant
Orders addressed will promptly executed the trees
plants 'ccusy packet bear transportation a. any patt ~ the
county, and forwarded withoutd-iay. Dc a-5up
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NEW HOOKS.

gJARPER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE, No 44-The present
brings sacred Lux, Chspt XIX. The lu-
nnAons usual admirably 'Ieeutrt and also hume
The concluding numbers will e'nptie OF supeib
Examinations IN eoors as uiles fsontspieces etc.
PASTORAL LIFE AND ARTS oF THE ANCIENTs ineud-
history s linen. wool, and other Nitrous sub
with observations spinning dyeng and weavirg &c
.plcndid cmbelished vol.
This elaborate oUctoR comprises nch fund of aud Gu
information citing the social domestic manuae
aud OF the derived from and IN
instances wholly IN the general
Few will be found claims originality
supplying OF this
interesting dcsideratum in classical archaeology.
PARKER's AIDS To ENGLISH COMPOSITION, l vul limo.
Thus volume designed the nCctua adyancemrnt oi
student the composition, will be found useful
auxiliary author having introduced essential
and arrangement well materials thus
great enhancing lis value.
HOLINESS LIFE or MoZART-tForming No OF TIarper's
New Miscellany MUSLIN EXTRA-PRICE SO There
hear SOC To a style which
would alone have sueed the production of
trkrg alive Mr Holmes uns cefth of knowledge and
appreciation very and remarkable We him
cordially for pleasing addition standard and
cal l.tsrlIurr."- miner.
For sale at the Bookstore OF
DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
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~ EISIGER's REsrORER OF HEALrM,


for the af Dyspepsia Chronic Thrash and all diseases
arising frnn disorder Of the stomach and bowels such Head
ache, Heartburn, Flamleney, Constipation, &C.
The eeetniy which medic has obtained and
universally gaining section Of country where has been
introduced and the has effected within
the lat two etibEte beyotd doubt efficacy
in adicay Dspe and Chronic Thrash with their
dresses In the Re- ill afford aos
immediate f aud effects change for the ksusrn
few days but BE- nahy expected diseases 81 long
ludng, TINT the auary effects Wlbc produced shou
od from the celebrity has already acquired
find persons expect much the connrnee
ment while hers single bottle afford them uned
aad relief Il impossible for physician form
thing like idea Of the quantity 81 medicine that be
indispensable fleet In different forms AMI
Of disease therefore the quantity be all
propoTtonae enecissome only bOte whilst
others may require or eight. For sale hy
ALEX DUvAL 4 co,
II7 Nam
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4 OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sui

III OOk To YOUR IN IEkESI The sub
- ssbefs would respectfully inform their and the
public generally that ey have ae supply ~
fashionable and Other kinds ready made CUTHINC
and which they additions
weekly NJ every variety NJ oofabr CoaE vess
Drawers. Shrts, Culfs Socks Hdkfs.
Fusendsr. &C AcWh which thry VIII b. p7ssd ~ them
% ber styif and upon ihg most reasonable
The pains the sel cliIn u t
roodn-ss besuty we'll they a
m'de up under Their supervision dufa
bY ard N a. mikes tbrn assortment peculiarly
desirable perpns Cav and yourselves
HOuPER a GXAFFs Virgins CloihinE rtors.
oil No ca. Hain
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

HWYuE -. H..
-. - -. ,, ~ oo.'.ea"uy y" manu- 'no
r IN s mo- sos's.s'. a.or@sn' Of Agricultural In"
"r OF the . , Re eae'ns,si.s below, via;
So - 10. n,s m'ss ana ssssi r,e~'. 90 to SO
sohs W M. ~ m.ae e.pre.y TOT light sandy soils
Other. '' loan OF ' '.'' which 'A'' ~''s IN
".nae,. -, -. =. - IL. .-..
10 between ,o s1" Of
root crops ana corn not ever ~ ne. apart they the
ow both way. TO The crop al doing doabls hs ~ch OF
,.e , ~ -.,- sC W
ee irene nx r0u ins eoss ne Inc ~osh q. the hands
P n, on - , ~ p ~ s .ass aoes mo ea.shf a.
and with nss tune. The npv Thai negro can wes No
rice pa.,s , 81. ua Dc Without, s , ne 90 70 SO
"a - -. -. ~ - - ~ -...ss - -
snas loan o. clay .a 10. ssss and s ..s and
~. a -. ,, -, . =. -, ~. 80 .s
,, oa S & cs 49,, ~ 49," o,, =" Us s $500
$3.50 .,.,.- ..h,-. ~. 80. ~ -. .,s ~ -.
trench po~ns enaens the rne arn up virgin Earth IN Seep
% nv Nv. Ts s'oa s ..v W V ~" 49,, as
~. '' 's" 49, '' ~ ' ' nv y, Oh az
.,s,a r0"' ''' shaving GU inc "'' preparatory" IS 90
Harrow, s.mD.,, ..,o.,. NJ .., ,r,.,.,, ,sa soua,
.n., rs,. h.rror. ,n ,o.shs iron .. no,ni ,,,h
rns Ia, an, v.,x .nn.,,o, " - q 90 70 "a 90
Roller, OF yaou, Ind. wood ,,o.. ar iro. .,nsr o, dousl,
I'D to r,o,. Inv n, nd or - no~., ID 90 10 as %
Cuiya,or. hand or ho,e Of v.ou. patterns. 90 10 90
uo,,r pov,rs Endl., eh.n ,,n,l. hor,. as oo
AZ ,vonor.. iIo %
C..,-ron ,n.,, or ,vo Los,. SO 20 90 90
DO fourhor.e ss 90
Grain rht,.b.r. 2. 90 to 40 90
B.atrr. 90 90 10 rs 90
Clover Mills. 10 90 TO 90
fsnuns Mills, ~ 90 10 "a 90
Cs,on M- new and mo-, Admirably. ipy,n,,op The, work
either by OF other power ar. well adapted for srnns all
kinds OF grain ereep, Touring wheat masI 90 is
Corn grinding cob in 10 90 TO rs 90
sugar Cru.hets so TO 20 90
Paint Mill OF various PATTERNS ZOO 10 II 90
Corn c and Husk.r Win she ffutp 100 TO goo bushels
per hour These by other
power IS 90
The worked BY hand made Of wood m - .o m
iron. 0O0 'o W
Veg, Cuters slieing up potatoes beet. n
turlips ~" - w
straw Cutters. Common hand kind. 1000 8 90
hosrys with spiral ehde., ~ 90 to 80 20
earn sun c,s Tno' sas,ai, nd o.Ss as M 70 as o
Cotton Gin. OF yaT,ou, patsrns rs 90 IN $50 90
o.. Road or lin ser.,.r, asa IN 8 on
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THE preceding Rsure

> fpt nkufo
<IkNy9W Nj. r.,sp,,a,,sa ~ ~ ~ 'ns 'a,sss
S ChZ8E eu.ton Tor Inc ,m.as .s ~ ,"s ~
L<AAE&N !, MI, he no,ssa 49,, s' u , :, ,ss eoa,
SkNS28 mt l..a.. from all point. Of The mi,
= xRNsIE f.es. which rs,s s,,. ,hs, M, ~,
- ~vsZ muoa nos UNI .r.e,ss,s wv, wh r,', W
MIN arr 4, h..nn h., 80. - -" -
- NA - seh L,fs ssnoo, B, .u.,.' ns., ,,n
W. DOT H. IL 70 thrown on rom hs Mo-
DkAAS y and other iuies. Of m, Rod, 80 a.
1lnn poses BY mi. mean. Of pesIy all the
mean. ony .ol, ..n par. Tne I.ssu.r, Of
blood |. the Life m ever h-eome. m.u,. 4, ,n.. -
directly to the opp~r. Of the m
any MEDICINES cleanse H. a. Il al,.y,
% IL own hea, and action and throws Of all the
sadns h"mot through the insnsibie Pepaion
Al INA, necessary when the blood Infected
.y s 40 much Internal remedes An p.eii,oas how
4, ..r. =, w ,o 70 restore the in~nsihe Precipitation. but
,..s..a. nov the proper one The Thomp-onian. fo
~ msa.opsni. .nroess US In vet blankets the
49, - -,s 1 ,n.nssmah1 The Abopahist beeds and
n,u Mn n ana me clustering oaaeh sosses with
To To , .iv, s nm. H.. n, ~. ,, -,
~ ~ .".,'s !" me ,nsensioie ferspraion
s.. =. .,a 49, az ~ - snhoeh and the great Roer
mach passed on by mi, mean. In ohr, o.a. ~ 'ns so
bic Precipitation. = " - "' '"'en''-
other than the used M particle. Of IN. .o.
giving place TO IN. ,. md f,r.h or. T -
therefore, in N. syem ave ceh,h OF 4, ,he v,
that nature demands should body when
% e case ne blood OF 20 .eiive principle that dssr
MINI, "e paee. to The skin where they form seabs pmpes
n /. .,.,ss 49,.
the n-r.,,r,,,on Co. "a $500 y, eo' ne po.s sre stopped
..,e H.. sn % begin, AT once tn devslope IT.
many COMM, I'M. " ' """ o' inc Juices originates 30
- 80, "e'"vefwhems mankind with coughs.
induced by a soppase O the In.rn,be Prr,p,r,t,on
easily necessary |. tho dow ofth ,h.
humor to the susee preserve health cannot b. stoppe An
cannot be checked, INDUCING disease
Let every what course .-.p In, po.
reasonable TO pursue closed
Would you give phyrc pores you apply
something that would do where III.
actually isl Would ren.e And We, I.no ~
WI" makrssny ettsrnai application tn efct
asn - ms' no medicine within their knowledge,
preparation that ba. mis- now, In -. &
le<te NJ
OF the BoRLD's SJLyEI ub,. pe,x,, IN ,..os. ,,,'
feet on the head around ola .,,.. ,,,, a., 80 - -
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SCOTTS SUPERIOR IRON sAFs. wananted to stand longer
- in the FIRE than IN useLaIsy tested great
FIRE at FiusbuTg &c
PITTsBUGH, 10th May lSI5.
DO hereby certify that April 1875 when my Office
in this city destroyed by the IRE papers
specie &c preserved perfectly ured although in the
midst Of the flames during the
BY Asbestos Fre Proof Chest by John
ALLEN KRAMER.
lMr X. is an Exchange Broker a large businessl
For sale by WILLIAMS A. HAXALI.
ja Agents for the ma nnf,ctu
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GARDEN SEED,

uNRoM Growers OF Known rsPstaon and warranted s'h and
II genuine. u wholesale aud retail;
Ariehoke-Grren Globe Cole
Aspararus-whte Giant L.ek-La're Scotch
small Lima L-uuce-Wh'te Green Head
enap Oh ditto Early CURED inia White and
yellow .ix weeks Co.'s. Brown Dutch
E.r,y Mohawk do moon M.lon-Nutneg, Green Ctrop,
Refugee 1000 iooue Pine Apple
B.s-Esiy Blood Turni9 rooted Water Melon-hne-t kinds
Yellow Nasturtum
L. ne Blood, Manr,i wurt- Mustard-whie and Black
mel on,on-whir and Red
Win.
Pcas-tanore,hs hura hatN'
Rreo,-Nhite A. Pu,p. Cape Early May. no. Frame Bue
CabbaEc-Eay aud large Sok, PrusSian, Dwarf MarroNal
E,ry and lat. RatIcr.ca Ear Bishops Dwarf Prolific
sugar Loaf, Lsrge Drum fepPet-As-orted
Berger, flat Ddteh, Parnip-long Smooth French
p,u mn nd Saw GTeen
savoy, Red butch Par.y-flne Cuted
C.u,,forr,t--t.atI, and Late Pumpkn--Larre yellow
Ceery-wht. solid Rhubars-fot Iars
Cauu,-Long Orarge Long Red Raddsh-onf Scarlet long sa
ana Wh,te Pieh mon. White Tumip Scarlet
C,.---ru,l.d or P-ppeurass Turnip, Black Spanish
Cuoumbcr-Ea Fam, ditto Satisfy or Neeeiao eoyser
Custer, Long Green Long Spinach
Pneky Ghetkn tor pieklilr squash-Early Runeh
Cotn-Ea, sugar DO Tusea Tou,ato-LaIgs He'd aud Vel
81 Io Golden SIOUX low
Endive-6rren CURED TuniP-asSored
Egg Piant-Purpe Herb and Flower seefs
kale-Btue Curled Siberian. WIN PALMER
Cui-d Scotch. Rape Feb o, 1870 Sm