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FARM FOR SALE.


WILL DO sold at private sale that welI.kno
wv Farm lying on Seventh street Plank Road, in
Montgomery county, Maryland, about ofght miles
from Washington city, containing 372k acres moro
or loss; about 100 in meadow, 100 in wood, and tho
balance u72l) in cleared fields. The Farm can he
divided into several giving fair proportion Of wood
and meadow land TO each The whole Farm Is we'll
waterod, several never failing streams passing
through IT, The fencing is good, and there IL a
large quantity Of chestnut timber in the woods suit.
able for n further division Of the fields.
In point OF health, beauty, and location it Is not
surpassed by any farm in the State Of Maryland. IL
has always been remarkable for its beauty. Tho
dwelling contains eight rooms, Kitchen pantry, &C.,
garrett, ccllats, &C., all surrounded by ncat pang,
with pump Of good water in the yard barn, sta
bic and othor out houses good spring house, with
never failing spring Of delightfully."- cool water at-
tachcd
Servants quarters for MS many hands ms would
ever BIO necessary on tho Farm.
good apple orchard, and some excellent peach
cs pears, cherries nc.
Tho road boing now OF tho very bcst character,
produce from tho Farm and manures from the City
can be hauled Mt any and all seasons Of the year.
This property win be sold fsrsmy:fve pr ceu.
cheaper than any other property on tho road he.
tween il and the city. With ordinary horse IL is
not moro than nm hours drive 10 the city
ANY communications addressed TO CHARLES ".
GORDON, Washington ID. c., will receive atten-
ton. Dec. Ib---6tcow
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Plantation for Sale.

offer for sale the plantation where
now i've continuing l0l2 acres. 1t is sit.
ualcd in this (Sumtrr) District on the wa
trrs "t Lyme hes Creek. two miles abnvc
The l.ynchburg Depot on The w. 4 NJ. r..
Road, and three miles above the village of
l.ynchbnrg. There are upwards oI 400
acres Of open lands on til" PROMISES, 300
Of which is i'll as high slate Of cultivation
and Improvement as any lands in Sumter
District. The corn crop now growing on
it will produce iron, 10 to 10 bushels per
acre. The entire cotton crop with the en-
ccptton n few acres of old field, will pro-
duce from 500 TO 1900 lbs. per acre. The
place is offered for sale from private con-
sidcrations entirely and not from lack of
fertility of soil. Besides the lands in
cultivation there are about $50 acres of
marsh and oak and hickory ridge or bluff
land to be brought in equal to amy sim lar
land in the State.
For facilities Of travel and market it DO
seSscs superior advantages. The owner
can breakfast at home aud dine either in
Charleston, Wilmington or Columbia.
The terms can be made accommodating,
and possession given the first day of next
January. j. ID. ASIlMORE,
Lynchburg p. o..
Hug. l6, 1854 AZ If
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To Music Teachers and
CHL'R['U GJHCIRS.

Cfi - IL I'II CIi NiLti,.
MUSIC Teachers, Church Cho;rs and
Amateurs generally, are hereby notified
that a new MUSIC BOOK of Choice and
Standard Tunes, entitled The Scruphinu ;
or Christian Library Of Church Music =; is
just published, in round and pa,an, notes.
containing 1876 pages, III the low price oi
S6 dozen. Single sample copies sen,
by mail prepaid, 20 cents, or three copies
for So
1900 AGENTS WASrED-I'u travel anu
sell in every part OF The United States, the
Scraphina and the History OF all the Rcl-
gl"us Denominations, containing 80 arli.
clcs and IS portraits.
$1,000 year can hc made by active and
pushing men, by selling these works. A
very liberal per ccn,agc i'll be allowed to
those who purchase Tor cash, or will send
MS their notes at four months with good
cndurScrs. Address
JOHN WINEBRENNER
Harrisburg, Pa.
August =, lSJl 10 1T
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Land For Sale.

dH1IIE Subscriber offers for sale valuable
- tract OF Land containing 81 acres, all
i'll one body, situated two miles above Cal
vary Church, and fourteen miles below
Sumtcrvilc, and half mile from the road
leading from Gains Savannah. Also, Il
piece of 50 acres lying in Santcc Swamp,
convenient 10 said tract, for stock range
This land is we'll liked with good dwell
ing house and all necessary out buildings.
Also, al plantation tools, BackslntI,'s s
tools. and Il very fine IIandmill; all the
stock belonging to the place, including
Hogs, Cattle Sheep and Goats This land
will he delivered 10 the purchaser next
January.
THOMAS WEEKS.
N.B.-The land will either be sold sep
crate or with the stock, &c, to suit the
purchaser. r.. w.
August ., 1854 40 If.
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Palmetto Iron Works.
(L1IE PALMETTO -IR.NORI'

{LIaE PALMETTO -1R.UORI.)
THE proprietors OF the above establish
ment, having furnished themselves with
all the necessary machinery and tools for
conducting the FOUNDRY AND MA
CHINE BUSINESS. together with large
stock OF materials, are now ready to con-
tract for the making OF Stationary Engines
OF any power, all kinds OF Mil Work, Cas-,
Iron Fronts, Fencing, and other dcscrip-
tions of Iron Work generally conducted in
well regulated establishment.
MIR. GEORGE SINCLAIR will give
his supervision of all work. His old friends
and patrons will find him ready to furnish
al' orders with despatch Persons desiring
10 patronize home institution can be as.
sured that their work will be done and
warranted satisfactory. Our prices will be
as low as any similar establishment in the
country, and terms liberal. A share OF
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
WIN. GLAZE; g. co.
August 0, 1854 al I'm
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Head Quarters.
MILFORD, June 20, 1851.

MILF O1tD, June ~, lo)l.
| ORDER NO
| THE following Regiments will parade for
review and drill ut such times and PLACES
| as herein Indicated:
The 39,h Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Dominick's, OH Tuesday, 2jth
July
The 3s,h Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Jalapa, Oh Thursday, eth July.
Tho lc,h Regiment OF Cavalry will
parade at Martins, on Saturday, the 29lh
OF July.
The doth Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Boyd's, on Tuesday, the LIST Of
August.
The 4lst Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Parks, ON Thursday, the 3D. of
August.
The 18th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at the Burnt Factory, ON Saturday,
tho 9th OF August.
The 35,h Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Unionvilc, on Tuesday the / llh
Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry will
parade at Glenn Springs, on Thursday,
the 10Th Of August.
The Both Regiment OF Infantry will
parade at Timmons', OH Saturday, the 18th
Of august.
The 37th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Wilkins, OH Tuesday, the 18th
Of August.
The 3ith Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at iorkvillc, on Thursday, the l7lh
of August.
The 10th Rcgi'nhnt Of Infantry will
parade at EhenczcrvIle, OH Saturday, the
10Th of August.
The 2lst Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Lancaster on Tuesday, the I'D
of August.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade ut Rich Hill, OH Thursday, the oath
of August.
The 18th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Chcs,crvilIc, on Saturday, tho
2Glh of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will
parade at ioungs', OH Tuesday, the 29ll
OF August.
Tie 9th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Bells, OH Thursday, the 3lst OF
August.
The 23th Regiment OF Infantry will
parade at Wmsboro', on Saturday, the I'd
Of September.
The 25lh Regiment of Infantry and the
9th Regiment nt Cavalry will parade al
or near Camden, on Tuesday, the 9th OF
September.
The 2Olh and 4l,h Regiment OF Infnn-
try will parade at Sumtervilc, OH Thurs
day, the 7lh September.
The officers and non-commissionch off
GERS will assemble on the day previous to
the reviews of their several regiments Tor
drill and Instruction.
Volunteer Companies will bc thorough
" inspected, and The books OF Beat Com.
panIcs will DC examined.
Generals Of Division and of Brigade
will. with their Stats, attend the reviews
OF their respective commands.
Generals of Brigade arc charged with
the cXtcEtun of this order.
Alds-de- Camp To the Commander Chief
are required to attend the reviews in their
several Brigadcs; and those not residing
i'll tho Grigadcs To be reviewed are invited
to attend
BY order Of the Cum,nandcr-in Chief:
II. G.. NJ. DUNUNANr.
.Adjutant and Inspector General
June cS 1871 30 ;Sm
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TX EEP COOLn
WIAAGzMG7oM1c TEE
HOUSE.

"A LII persons dssirous Of Keeping cool or
"A of retaining or regaining heal,i, are are
advised TO use Ice freely during the Sum
mer and Fall Seasons &@
Ice can be delivered daily by the Pass.
cnger, train which leaves Wiiming,on.at at
y md at any Depot on the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road, at the cost Of
$3 e0 per Barrel containing i25 Pounds,
thereby placing It within the power Of ali
persons to use some and receive supplies
with regularity and despatch.
All, orders addressed to " Wilmington
Ice House enclosing The money will
receive prompt .attenti'jn-any person desir
Gus OF receiving regular supplies at slated
periods vii please send their orders, ac-
cotdin9gly aid Ihcit accounts will be for
warded at the end Of every month when
remittance must be promptly made! or the
account stopped
A: II: VAN BOKKELEN.
June IS, 1851. Sc Gm.
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lightning Conductors,

PLEASE read the following extract
from the Sc'eHifc American paper de-
voted to the Mechanic Arts, Manufactures,
and General Science.
"A STANDARD AUTHORITY.
81 have long considered z good light
ming conductor for Ships great desdcra-
,nm, and have employed good deal ofmy
spare time and money in cndcavoring TO
Introduce into our Navy, and into our mer-
camille Marine, the Conductor Of Sir VIII
liam Snow Harris, which in the British
Navy, in the Hon. East India Company's
service and in some of the other Navies of
Europe has been adopted every ship in
the British Navy has Harris Conductor,
and not pound sterling nor single life
has been lost by lightning since it has been
fully adopted. This is a fact which speaks
10 the humane, as well rs to that no snl,ller
class who look solely TO their own interest.
The underwriters OF New York have
agreed to make return Of 2 per cent. OF
the premium on all Ships furnished with
suitable Lightning conductors, they show Il
regard for the cause OF humanity and for
their own interests by making tins return :;
and it is to be hoped that all underwriters
will follow this good example, not that it is
the duty OF underwriters II encourage these
means more than shipowncrS, but the con-
ccssion will have the effect to wake up the
owners OF ships to sense Of their duty in
this respect
The owners Of houses are no less bound
ny the ties OF Humanity or the promptings
ni interest to protect their own and the
dwelling; or their tenants, by furnishing
them with Otes' Paten. Conductors which
can be obtained from the subscribers, the
sole owners Of the right for this District
This Is unqucstionably the best Conductor
tor houses ever introduced.
DlNON g. COGEILAN.
Aug. Q, 1854 III st
w Watchman copy 3 times.
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NEW STOCK
At FriersOn'S old Stand:

TIE following comprise part of the
heavy and varied stock Of Goods which the
subscribct is now receiving at Ffietson's $
old Stand
Muslin dc LANES; Swiss and figured
Muslms.
Calicos: Ginghamp. &c g..
Laces, Edgihgs, Trimmings Inset,ings,
Ribbons, &c. &c.
Ladies and Gents Hosiery.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing;
All descriptions Of Groceries,
Crochcry large lot.
Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Toys, &c.
Fancy Goods, large variety.
Also: always On haiId,
Iced Soda Water, Lemonade and Syrup.
a'l Of whici will he sold cheapets thar
any o;her House in town. Como aud see.
MOSES LEVI.
June %, 1864 % IL
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Just Received,

LADIES' Boottees and Walking Sh6es, G al.
;, tera, kid-Ties, DC. Gents Calf Boots rand
boottees, Ladies' and Gents Over Shoes
y: A'so-A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin,
Ware, SadIcry, DC.
Fancy Goods. #
:, Ladies' Wood anl Moroca Work-Buxts.
fuh- Boxes, Port Monies, Eegar-Cases, Brace.
lets, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Dressing. Tuck
and Pocket Combs, &c. ~
Books, dc. t3ss
Novels, Pcetical Works and School Books:
and fine assortment OF Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Hio and Java Coffee MoIus;ses, Cheese,
Raisons, Dried Figs Flour, Candles, -
soap, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sartlincs,
Ginger Preserves, DC.
Also. tine assortment Of Cooking Utensils.
For sale by }. T. SOLOMONS & CO,
March 9th. 1854 81 II
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To Arrive,

DRlED-FIGS, RASiNS, CANDY,
PICKLES. ER-PRESERVES;
CHEESE, BOTTLED CIDER, PORTS
Err, &c.
Berage DeIains, Printed taconets; French
Canbricks,-,.Fine. assnrtment Of 'Gmg-
hams, bnck and coiorcd, and Embroidered
Goods, &c. Sc. -
J. r., SOLOMONS SEQ. D,
March 9Th, 1851. 10 f e
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Copartne1ship Notisa.
R. c. WEBB & GO.

EEsElE undersigned, have associated sileH,..
j selves together, under tho above narno.
and STYLE; fof the transaction, ofallbas..
meas in the mercantile line and ts,aYbs
found at the old stand Of NYin.ssylSS
where they will be happy to SCI, and &C.
comoaate their friends and,he public.
- r. Ct!vFEBB,>
r, S.tWEBB.
Mar Is, 1854. sc IL
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Notice,

THE subscribers are now receiving tbe;r
stock Of Spring and Summer goods, which have
been selected with great care. and canno, fail
to give satisfaction in style quality, and prices.
Our stock comprises all articles which the
wants and taste Of the community demand, ind
svc solicit call from our friends and the Min.
lie before calling elsewhere rs we have rnany
new styles which cannot fail to please.
TlNDAL, WATSON d co.
Mar. 90, 1851. % if
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New Establishment,

New Establishment.
RICE Il u hi ID WI s % N ,
SUMTER VILE, s. c.
Dealers in English, FrcncI, and American
DrUSs, Medicines and
Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs and DYE -Stuils,
Glass, Putty, Glue and Sand Paper. Paint,
Varnish, Camel Hair and Whitcwasl,
Brushes, Fine and Choice pcriumcry and
Fancy Goods, Pure Liquors and Wines, for
medical purposes, Lancets, Scariticators
and Cuppimg Glasses, &c.
All the Popular Patent Medicines direct
from the proprctors.
Agents by appointment for d.. Jayncs'
and DIR. Dennis celebrated Family Mcdi-
cincs, also for Farrclls Arabian Liniment,
Mortimer g. Mawbray's Hampton Tic
turc. Carriers Spanish Mixture. &c.
All articles from this Establishment arc
warranted fresh and genuine.
Physicians, Planters and country Mcr-
chants sending to us, can rely upon getting
Prime Articles, and having their orders
promptly executed.
July I5. 1884 80 Gn.
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BACON! BACON!!

a Lot OF fine Bacon, Sides, Shoulders
and Hams just received and for sale by
J. y. SOlOMONS g. Co.
juno 29th 1854. 35. If.
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Notice.

The subscriber having completed his ar.
rangemenis for making Sash, Blinds and Pan.
He'll Doors begs leave TO inform his friends and
the public, that he is prepared to furnish at
short notice, Sash oinli sizes prined and glazed
Blinds to,s,it any sizc widows, painted or not
and Pnn,rll Doors OF my size or make, por
tinn ofpnhlic patronage is respectfully solicited
His work is all done by hand and ont of good
season muterial.
500 lights OF = 10 Sash ready for delivery,
osuit windows ofl2, 10, or IL lights.
JAMES BELL
Sumlerallc, April II, 1854. 81 If
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Notice.

=. ;. Notice.
JUST received and opening fine stock OF
the most fashionable and Latest Styles Of
Spring and Summer Goods. Consisting in
part Of the following articles. ;.
Biz. u fancy Cloths.
' IL ." Cnssimeres
Spring d Summer Tweeds
Blk. White g. Fancy Silk Pesiings.
+" :. Ainrsailes 2
.. -" a., Linen Drills
Blk White g. Fancy Silk Cravats.
Linen d. Cambrie :"
Silk e. . IIanlk'fs,
Gloves, Socks. g. Drawers.
Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars
Silk g. Merino under Shirts.
I,k. Silk " Hats
Panama &: fancy IIots.
~. :. Clothing.
Blk. and Fancy Cloth Coats and Sacks.
Tweed F." 4"
silk, Grass and Linen " " :"
Drap d'ete Z" :" 81"
nIk' and Fancy Cnssimero Pants,
Drap d'etc and Tweeds,
White md Fancy Linen {"
Blk. White, and fancy Six Vests
Bombuzine and Linen
What and fancy Marsailes, |"
All OF which we invite our friends and the
biillic generally to call and examine.
We are also prepared TO make to order, any
articles in tho fiilbring line, az neat and Cheat,
as can DO done In the State on the sartie Terms.
WISN L. CEAKKSON.
April IL, 1854. 81 II
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| [ ats.

a large assortmcn ut of Straw, Lc9horn,
Panama aud Palm Leaf hats just received
irou Phllade pl,ia, and for sale by
A. J. MOSES.
June II, "a. 81 ,f
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ALSO.
DR. STHeONG'S
PICTORIAL STOMACH FILLS,

ALSO.
DHs. STHeONG'S
FECT0KAL STOMACH FILLS.
remedy. for Coughs, CohLs Catnrrh, Bron-
chHis, Group. 'FhOoping Cough, Asthmn, Con-
sumption, and all diseases arising from Il de-
ranged state 0f Mc Sfn1nrh ami 10 rtiicrc fhc
distress and bad frci,ny from eating too hearty
J"od, IN rrak and dy*l"ptic hubHs.
Warranted to be Purely Veg
Gt:lblc.
These Pills act as an ExrcctoIant, Tonic,
and Apcricnt.
They promote Z. pcctorptinn, Loosen The
Phlcgm, ani Clear the Lungs and other SEC.
reiory Organs Of all morbid matter, and there
is not another remedy in tile whole Ma,cria
Acdica capable Of imparing snch healing
properties To the Lungs and Vital Organs AZ
these Pills. They Cure Costi:cnc.s, produce
a good, regular Appetite. and Strengthen the
System.
rricc25 cents per box. containing 25 doses
Of Medicine.
Call on the agents who sell the Pills, ami
get the Pamicr's Almanac Gratis, giving iul
particulars and certificates of cures.
Both kinds of the above named Pills nie for
sale in Sumtcrrille, by
DAHEAN e. co.
And PERRY MOSES
Who also keeps a supply of DR.. Spencer
Vegetable Pills, and DIR. Ilulrx Celebrated
Pills, which stop the Cllills and Fevet The first
day.
July 26, 1854 80 iy:
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Candidates.

Nix. EDtToR Please announce Col. J.
NJ. NELSON as a candidate for Senator for
Claremont County, at The ensuing election,
aud obligc MANY VOTERS.
February 9th, 1854 IS If
VI Watchman please copy.
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PLEASE read the following extract
from the Sc'em!fc American paper de-
voted to the Mechanic Arts, Manufactures,
and General Science
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
READ TIE FOLLQWING:
Letter addressed TO ctre Of Rr. Curtis Hgtch,
A nonaI III RlLne,nl klLin


To Dr. MARCnIsI ~ l,avr been zen years Trul}rsi.
MIA f"ntie Cniu, ,iiaHs-prea '>ii~ nisr add sta
attending diiiiruIrsi al IImsS rendering ny
miserable. ! aS" ui ihe Tendance ~ 81 ur ui nc
ucs ihlsIcIls. with h M lie su.,,cSs; hs l,p,
.Cuuid do Nis 10 r"AFE"-, a u 4,,t ties
hOs Fur live mrlt',s !ralpr" rits .h A.,ai
meicInc-I had Itl heC able EI.i,ernir am ia
"pu NAH NG: :. Il " se.,s ala i'm =. AMI .rtt75. "a.
Neal uui 'ofs-;r shorl. tSas co,a plrIriy pra-
ITaleG, ph body mad 'i.au. AZ expr,.lrd 10 drag
ll thef 81 "i my DAYS nj sulesit... Ruh HiiscTs. Bai
readlig your adveru -cue Indde..d ~ ysiif
lnqaa,l de nIeAIcne ealted Uterine Cah0nts, ~ ,e
ifsi resort. had not use[ ua weak licure e ilz
aapiiicT wiman By the USE 81 lhreL ls,,t Is 5 y n
ealie pefifm all the absF i-i ~ ia the i1;itl
"ii ani uoHtd ssalk aisy "hlrs "a iI.l,e,Nar
hood 'niurv No hisp hul s,.is,. o. NY lu,,-
you ard effiit-ri. has fndn ed nae ne ,h
r'sF 10 rae ga in 'tI ~Air!s uli size 0rG..
riraiiOii - Al 'itise sIdes.L2 ihc II. e i.
('i-md) s Mrs SARAmrA. &isBcP.
/, FTcr'lt'n. I'rt - ~. tlhl., 'esr = iSa2
]. b. MARCIIissI & Co, Proariatsrs,
Centr / Depoi. 1854 Broadway. \. Y.
OJrAnr per''nI tss a. asiI. a., ,sl'srjtl ipr- -G.r
'Hei'ln Is sven IA ie tIm tiei.Aiti Ict IA fg.s
'lf J. MARCHES, as ;t,'9ye s
mA! .iSai ms .-e ..
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WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House.


On the Ceah Plan. Extensive sales and No Losses
Make u profitable to sell al very Low Prices
MASON BROTHERS. - Pax Row, 10 soslfe the
1v1 Asfor house. New York, offer nne OF It'd. tnosl
tsnsfve sos and complete asormens in te souutry OF
BOOKS and STATIONERY. for Cash Only.
The amount Of Goods 10 line purchased by country
pisschants usually quite small compared sIi their
dry goods bard ware, and other bills; aud tim very cir
enFnsance absolutely compels obbsTs in the look bust
ness who eel on time. To get larger profits IN order 10
MAKE ~ tor The lossek and expenses noe cessariy
Involved "a credit BUSH ol small smolats IL IL
se1 sssy tor the merchant TO make arraIgsments 20
~ As book bill for cash though might not be 30
ecevsnssnt for aim 70 Psrchass his larger bills IN this
w =
JtHss csnsdsrasions have led Us TO sdt,pt m our
s9asness from this dare January. 1884, tbe following
gsne'p'ss. viri nssH prsfts anparyang prices, and
D;aas eunsivss the sole publishers Of humber Of
s sealing and most ezfenslusiy selIng Schjol Books
see country, well works IN othef DEPARTMENTS
- AoIlfssss unsurpassed. ft
Coh upou -. or ss8d order. and Judge for your.
sslvss as saving you can make BY buyiHI of us for
osF lcsehon n vesy central aud easily foead. -
unoa ~ me Asor houss sleps and look raIght for.
wo94 scsns The cornez Of the Park and Won oanpc,
usefs seessg our sgns. Remember the name, ,s
MASON BROTHERS, :
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A GREAT FACT! NO MORE EXToRTloN FoR
~. gs,sasts ii.s MEDICINE! aE
- 100 PSls for Ttoenty fvs Csns..
Dr. T0wnsend,s Health Pills.

RE being called tor. from all paris ei the Lard
~ they are rapidly supersedng other medicire es
both account o. their happy effects upon the human
system "a remvviBg diseases and impurities and 80
the exceed,ngg reduced Prlce al which they are Of
fsred
The rich and the poor find in then real boom
each box contains 100 FILLS. being four times as
many usually " be had of other kIndso pail at
the same pfice. Tb opisih no mine al poison wni.
ever--ihsn tnsred are Extracts. Balssins. l,d
Gums OF great eiiic 4
sARsAPARlLJ ina hghly conreptra,ed farm.
IL O promasntin -ient. Ttsy- will be tonnd- ex.
csedingy oifcacB in removing the following com
plaints vizs lin tics oi Ihe Blood. C0siiven
JauDdice. Fema1 omplanis, Sick Headache, Pains
in the Back. Eilioas Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheuna-
ism ConsiI paiior, Pains 10 the Head, Ysins in the
Side, Liver cofnolainls Febrle Aecnoss. Piles. lire.
galariss, Pains in tho Breast Pains IN The Toms
Now Tor these. and kindred Diseases, Tow wnsefti 3
filis are sovereign remedy, and they m0reoyer
the Cheapest MEDICINE in lile World They nosl
speedily AID efaertaaiy do The work. an subdung IN
fnnraaton and fsyers. opening DISTRACTED pores ro-
moiins per piraiEoR and ssohing morbid
In shpff, they ara better than alt otbefs-
.heaper Than oil, and destined 10 supersese all 'try
thens invaids. salinsers and all, and recommnd
the FILLS 10 your neighbon W Directions acc,an.
pany each Bon.
Ramepber sbe Price 100 PILLS for 1s f.snbl
! Jsn. sS. '9&-sdw. iy
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
81 WAn..

Nos. ~ and % North Second street. Phllodelrhia
KIM ANUFAcTURER and Dea er IN Straw tiouIs
&3Ss IVA has just opened beau iiul assori enl OF
the NEST FashlDnable English F,ench and Ameri-
can Straw BOnieIs Flats. BOYS and Children's flats
together with good assOrim NJ OF Straw TRIMMINGS
winch will be sold at Wlo'esa and Retail al a smeA
prOiI for Cash Merchants and Aiillmers are res s<,
fully invited cali and examine our stock brore pur-
hasing, ntsud 20 keep the preItles stsok that
can be found IA lhe Guy. Imarch %, 'JIa2m