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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-18

TO CAPITALISrS.F Fla Il MEKS AND EN-.
ICsRANTS.
UNliE undersigned has always hand for sale for
Il cash or time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural land, improved unimprOved including farms
of different sizes, and degrees Of Improvement prices
corresponding with these.
Also-prOperty in ST. Paul and suburbs, and in Man
kato city, ST. Anthony, Shakopee, LeSueur Traverse
DIES Sioux and Eureka.
lie can at all times accommodate, the easiest
terms any one who really wishes To purchase.
HENRY MckENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul, MINI. Ter.
Oice-the old Post office building Third street.
st. Paul. Feb. Ii, 1854. A II.
% FARMS FOR SALE.
TO PR A TICAL FA X VI Z K s .
VuNlIS notice is to real Faamcrs, Spectators who
Il pretend to be farmers
To practical Farmers, wish to that have hand
twenty five farms for sale (ani always have from ten
to twenty ye) which from two to miles from st
Paul.
From long residence in this Territory and from per
S"nal ins Iection of all the lands this City, /
bi.'i to make the best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil L" give call.
Ny Farms have various degrees of Improvement and
h:,tlrr myself that ! can please all.
Terms made 10 suit purchasers.
HENRY M'KENTY.
Dealer in Real Estate.
ohice-0tl Post Office Building, Sd street.
May
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-18

TO LAWYERS.
4 VERY fine assortment of Lawyers Stationery jus
4 \ received by express from New York among whic
may be found
The Lawyers Common place Book. \ superior artcl
of Legal Cap Iongfp Law, ers Seals. N"taral Waters
and in fact every article q" superior quality used by tn
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-18

WAR EAGLE MILLS, CALENA.
CUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, and
- horse feed, family on hand and for sale at low
est cash rates. Z. HEMPSTEAD & co.
Gaena, Sept. 2, les. 4-20
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-18
SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED
DY a Gentleman OF thorough business experience. as
1 Book Keeper, clerk salesman, in wholesale
tail store other of business VIII be glad of tenn
poray ployment in occupation where his services
may be required ~
Letters addressed Situation, Pioneer office, will be
attended to. ~
ST. iaul June &c. June-2o II
n yrwr-, WIN H. TOMPKINS
NEWELL a. TOMPKINS.
4 TTORNEYS at Law and dealers in Real Estate. Ao
~ stracts of titles furnished for st. Paul and 81. An
| thnny. and imSey County.
Refer to Gov. German Hon. II. Olrnsead, Mayor 81
. Paul
| LARGE assortment If Chdrtn'k Cloth,rg for sale
IA 1T OAK HALL CLOTHING sIOEE
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June 23-ltl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24
, Motioa

TIHR undeTtlEned having bought onitht entire a0ek
II hoods belonslntto Me3ttA Wheeler 4 Laklp, Nor
caat 1tiloia would beg cave 10 Inform te cltlEeps
VhSena and Vicinity that no intends Carrying on III
Tallofine blslnesa IN tie eane room ormefli
oeeupied BY Nessfs Wheeler 4 IAkil, and havng OBJ
klned ne tafsises Or both lie former roprl aia IL
10 make 70 der esefy Article IN We line
IN thatteo style aud beat nner, AZ very pot nitee
anj very iow fof eah Aasns large slOekoA hand now
heIS deernned to se very low 70 reduce III stoo and
make loom iof th6 Brrins Goods Nowie rare chance
10 fst oOd clothing he VIII warrant every article
10 30 ~ recommended or no ttlo, Ifffadi flait
Gone one, cone ellt ~. ~ ,4,5
~ aud iitc ut aeall, flf'
a. s 81 al No. 2, WashlnBon Han \
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24
7HioHhY7 IhIPORTANT

NRLS0N,s Premium Ohihtle Lus.raii aYashihg flmd,i
dhor end exfehse In washing Clothing aud iouso Clean
nsg Iilens and colohs wltied BY this Pluid will be-
whittier and soier lhll l,n II bleeeed outhe gtgas.
WaaRant 10 not 10 lliuIe u, hbrlC Every LADY may
satisfy Ontlat nolni pitle Of Cotton
or Ln6nln IND Fluid, ll Strength, lol q houIs which
wI.ieltSfy show that IL uJst DO puiey hefhle when
dilute with alloni of water to htift pint offi1ld,
Thg chincts washihg flpld iswonh three timss tie
slhf6 axn6nee Which will bny enough Tor large hmlly
wsfhlns, which can bc done ln 6ofS loufti l6l
Mantselnred aud sod BY Tie tnbecrbef, who haslha'
II puIchsssd lie 4 bbtior 0hloeoaayts VI, ~
HtliifI JAS, MRLLoK,
Aufq No. 60, uulonSt. ANhtflisa, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24

Me,iTs, Ryanb q Watson, phllAdtlrha- H.
We have much PIX tltufe n fteomnsntag ~
ctfstato NE h9llgc Of ihe public -ilfti 11
ffonl you ating tgted out book8 andt ~,
a1er undergoing afefy severe heat ~ th h
destroyed tho entire block or bllG IItlf
wharf, ont tte schuyIlnlll on Tie 0th 9
tspts-dty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24
NE =. Z wGllH.lon nsl a.lIi & srALLMAS.


iF1dV 69l tdst GAPS. 2 iifi
N RCRIvRD this day tie beat assortment Of Gents.
IN YOUTHS, and ehildfeRa eloi eepsi ever bropght 70
ihs wing been EotclcA will great Care a3 regards
sine aidduay They comprise part ~ looigt
tidtt tlJ( opta Black and Whit 6enls htI cloth doi
black drtb and Ueen fiaug hununEi iqnd Apollo caI.. y
Alto Tie Egyptian ryIenitl eltkct cap new aTiielel
tosehel eyery ohgr deecTiptioE Of bat or car
mfi4 ~ W. y. D. fAhfkh q hVNi n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24

: n. fsrest thro,ish niue Tor tho Dast.

f..IfU kHICht UNIV toA tAAN NtN.Nf
JIHg baltimore and Ohio Rail Road lom wheeling 70
Balllmofe, and connecting With tue Washington
BTanch Rail Road at The lpnetipn te Relay
House mileS nom Baltimore, and With The Phlalel'
pha Slonlhl iAnaoge Rail Road 10
tunnels pponl lhe line are now and
M road III nae toaitoh, piesenihs ope 81 ths
most picturesque and IoHilRllo gpuley ~
Tie nav and splendid steamers Of ftle Union Line from
6esye and Clhclhnil connect With toad 4 Wheel
lE and through tickets from theie places 70
ashinslon pllidtbhs, &sy may behad ofthe atenlsi
The exlress Wheeling a O'Clock
A. NJ Wheeling tniel aud Arrives AZ atCunbenano CYL
miesj a and Moving iyo hogLa IN
BaItinoTe 1850 miles, al 81, The next IiofnnE M
kIns Tie PalstBs through In abopl 70 honrn, neunB
~ points
and bpsls are transferred 70 lhe cara
IL the Jlhctlol and for PhlladephlaAt Bal4
tmore without extra charge TIavelere are allowed am
ple Ilue aud opportunity 4 lelr
Tlrotgh tickets iTpm wheellrs 70 allinofe. lwlth
privilege ofylili osoI lnlwhete on ths Ioqle'
Washineton 80 10 philAdelphas el0ilo W bad on
bead s aIeamsIy Of lhs ynlo lita 9hc hEd o.
me Ra Road Akehta At wheeing w FoEpl & A0unde,
vilei = n MAJ VIM iPlRERR! Gkn'l. SUM-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24

tllyI p1T llH,ss'''''''F
OrioeeqlsPsr @esk 5s .oo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24

nnf bottles OF Louden,s celebfaled Family Aedl-
OlJJ CDes, Tile Only gEeney IN the city. q q ~;
heso Ife ihe best Family nsd lies now ~ use henE
perfectly sae aud will cue used 10 the dIee
iIont ~ ~ b I'm ID it n u. b. V0WRLL,r ra,i
SrQa ui 81 Union aNeet lEehk 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24
'Daguerreotypel
naniIarrankVnan.

A6 RssRs igASgR < TURf having taEeh The
MI RcOna Iofuogly oeeunlt III BY !. TaTbtll ~ ps
guofTeAn corner of tiA aud Riddle AlIcele Cen
tie Wheeling, beg leave 10 aueta Aac 0l patronage
from bis fIelds kid tho public ttlaTee. }lB
They IAk6 II rule not olct any pictures 60 out bot
wfst are sallaaetofis and wfll executed. fAt ,
Gold and Silver plaling oxeenicd neatly tit1l ~
nBpTdeIs eil leUl0f sign painting will DO attended 70
BY ]. Tuit6fN 4 iIrolhefs 9i ulr2l.3m q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24
naTRa or AOVRRTIsING.

Thweekly, per sHnni
weekly "'"""'i.""' ''''''''''''iii''''"
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No. ] super Phosphate Of Iime,I
vBRsUs oaUANO.a


iHIs valuable ettllter las been ted for several ysarp
In knspnd and other pArts of BnIope aua next 10 ~
iIo hOds Tue lark In popularity and NE "
which II Il used among Paf6ra lis III
country BY te subieher has heon morefecent bot le
p1aressl II A made In HE estimation Of Tie public has
hot been leas marked or than nl
trial of three yeafa insesgo ofis MERITS In which
tins there has beeu very many tctunulous expeinens
made BY te motl telenllhe esTisundsls and various
clubs Committees Ne,, aae " SIDE Peruyth Glpno, q
oitH relative vhlia corpaTed wtihe latoI aud m most
nslaess pfeleIehee glyen 10 he nauer Phosphate o.
Lmey Such tepoTls al telufned Will ahofily 30 gaeed
beioe ihs public, which will convey moe Information
than lS aubstfbbr het disposed u oier as The mapu
netuier, al the present m0theht NiO htft
lie ochomeal Of that nature 10 Al once a.
ford loOA ard nophahmenl 10 growth Of ell descriptions,
s basis being or glolnd Bont,n encsoy Of
which as manure s alTetdy well known andepnIcelled
weh are dee0mpoaed bY lie addition Of one h1h ihev
weight o[ BplphpIic Acid % dpe poPn,
tlop OF Guann and HuphAie oi Aninlonla one
nf lhe most tsicnI aktnts In The best pcfnyiAn Gl0.
Ills eaty hludedl being ina perfect tpowderl viii 10
lOund suitable 10 all soils, warranted pure aud gaun
AID Yte A lphly 10 DO bapd a. efeaelous as here II
pIetenled .it.f 81
Pamphlets will 10 Fot@arisd application 10 Tie sub
tcfb6r or 10 hlA agonit whose anfs aS iollowbi
Messsn, AeG6ulef q Sons, Rlehm0nd, Va
10 Rowlelt, HlTldy Y 20, Pelelsburg, Va
u....,, tt .t.tI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24
Adams a Cog Elxdres,s
1854. 1904

IaOR speedy hd safe conveyance of newhlnd rtek.
ates parcels, hank notes. bptels god, 10 ehA g ~
seclil messengers, leave our once daily for ~ paris "
lhe RAst, Europe, california and Auttfeia Also Il
Pof Pltsbaigh and all poliis n Tie ieyelahd and
wsllASls Rsfqa5l and USysIapd and TOsdS lilll,oia
y 2s IA s Sss.l on,ha Nsilch,l Road,
ihIolirh fo clneihnaili Louisville and 81 Louss a
Ruflllnlore aid an points on n enq Vhlo
Rallfo,d and nom thtpts eolpeet or sast"
uTn Rxftss to Philadelphia New York eld iios!op
I'VE collect notes dft(ls, or accounts and bills on Dc
livery Or Parcels and mako promptrelpfna ,i5 3l
kSbIess ior Rist daily al O'Clock, A.M 56,0 ,tAj
db lor west DO n do ss.u.N' N'f3W
[ dJ iorPillSbufG 90 n do AVN. '9.mI " .
Odr arrangements ale now complete tibe delivery ol
peeAASes e'p p0p'' I" HlPVe''' g ADAMS 4 90,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24
Theellnk and ZanoBvllle Lilie,-
Nor Sunhah.

.a ,...,, :. .THB fast running Steamer Stephen
ID Ilnyafd, BboTI Mahief, having beeu
~ 1s fepilntsd aud Te,decoIaielI swill leave
Wheeling log Sunf.h aud An inlermediate
iandlngs kykRy bAv AZ half past oeloek, P.h.s -
Porirelgh, OF passage apply on board 10 sep9l
Ger Baltimofe, WnahlnRtpn, philadelphia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24

d ,aiaa Fall Fashion for Hats
THg inbseberit no prepared % fagni,h hls lanlel-
on,pltfons 'and ol ne elegt Of w splsn
WV fSTiS1 4 1RD AoST 1fPB0gED S1YLEs,
whth oi tlduytnce tgtuty ol omand hnlth ealnot ,,
sapasifi and ttnatiptd 70 lle hela W oprconiofa
ilye, hi Win peleet el'e II, 1,
|thiafsois Ron ftts computing black. l,pltd, plaln
Soniniergeailou ln1iittni fopfs America losilh
rnlha no a9,oilmtni oimtns, yuaihte chiidtea'
Cert ilo which are owesi prices, "ho'ei,l'
ihdielail. IL ma. Il. /
fpii 'iNN'pH'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-24

7 fatFai aFIREMAN'S HATS iif1li VI.
Ia AVERY las received AufleIslt numbered Fire.
~. mins Hats lor ons of Two eJpanles, which will
sspS 'pis !" = ''sf ~ 81. e.aygRY, Il
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27
SPRING 4 SUMMER CLOTIlIyG
LOVES OLD LINE.

WILLIAM G. LOWE respectfully informs
w his friends and customers, that he has just
laid in and had manufactured TO his order, a
beautiful assortment of
THING,
which he intends to sell as low as the recently
reduced'raes will permit. a living profit is all
he desires and his friends are assured that he
will not fail to render satisfaction to all who
favor him with their custom. A fine assort
ment of dress and frock COATS; also VESTS
and PANTS at his Store No. -, Market Street
Wilmington, Del, should receive the eXamina-
ton Of all persons in want Ola change ofap-
pal ell to suit the Spring and Summer seasons.
Also fine variety of shirts. drawers, collars,
cravats, gloves, stockings, sc. These goods
will be sold low, as deem il iaI better to DIS
pose of them sometimes even as low as cost, to
keeping them on hand. This is the only mode
by which have been enabled TO keep fresh
and fashionable assortment of clothing of the
various styles Of fashion. I'hey are open for
public inspections; call and examine them.
WILLIAM G. LOWE,
Aprjl 15-3m No 80 MARKTT ST.. VIII.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

Acknowledge ofknown facts would likewise
be beneficial to the agriculturist in a pecu-
mary point, both in the purchase and in the
cultivation Of land; and | cannot so forcibly
illustrate this as by referring to Nicholson.
And there we find that even by knowl ID &c
of our wild hOra-the mere recds--whlt vast
advantages are derived therefrom.
sThe heath on elevations indicates dry
sill; the fern, that it is deep as well as dry.
The deer hair, bog resting on Gag. Tht broom,
light grorcl. The whin, coarsar grare's upon
cioy snb-soH. The rush gool land rendered
useless for want Of drainage. Con mon spirit
terile soil. Sweet gale that it is still rorse.
The Rag-wted betrays an i'll cultivated loan.
The marsh marigold speaks of land fully ri
"a ed. The common rattle, of eXhaus ed
m iadow soil. The pry that water is siagnaai
beneath the surface.''
There are only few truths which botanists
have taught the farmer through the means OF
our wild fora. That they hav, been working
effectively Tor the cutivator, let the luscious
exhibition Of Fruit at Chcswck in Eneltnd,
tell the tale, in II country whose nafice fruit
consists only Of the Soc, the Crab and the
Blackberry.
If these are important stories which a
knowledge of wild fora relates, what vast
volume m st botany contain! And vastrl
still. Anim ted Nature. How sublime. thcl
TO learn the laws that govern the whole And
tits can alone be acquired through Natural
History. Resp'y submitted by
JOHN HOOPER.
Actuary of the Brooklyn Institute.
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FHV Il IL d EMIT
SA WING Flu N D,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
IN 1871


CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
IN 1871.
CAPITAL STOCK $250,000.
THE SAVING FUND OF THE NATIONAL
l. SAFETY Company, No. 81 WALNUT ST.,
two doors above Third, Philadelphia, is open
every day. from O'Clock, A. NJ, to p. NJ, and
on Monday and Thursday evenings till 9 O'Clock
This saving Fund is we'll known as one of the
safest and best managed Institutions in this
country and pays five per cent interest on money
put in there.
Any sum from one dollar upward is received,
and all sums large or small are paid back on
demand without notice to any amount.
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
Rents and other first class investments, all well
secured amounting to more than huff million
of dollars for the security of deposltors.
TOficc, No. 81 WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third, South side, Philadelphia.
BOARD OF REFEREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor of Philadelphia.
Hon. Robt M. Lee, Recorder of Philada.
Hon. James Page, late p. M. OF Philada.
Hon. Thos B. Florence member OF Congress
LIST District.
Hon. John Robbins, member Of Congress 4th
District.
Hon VIM Pennington, late Governor otNew
Jersey.
Hon HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBT. SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres.
J. REED, Secretary Apr 30 '54 1y
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Gul,,oruus.

AN ANIMATED WARMlNG-PAN.-In Ire
land warming-pan is called friGr. Not
many years ago, an unsophisticated girl took
service in hotel in the town Of. Poor
thing, she had never heard of warning-pan
in her life, though she regularly confessed to
Il friar once year.
1t so happened on a cold and drizzly night
that a priest took lodgings at the inn. lie
had Travelled far, and being weary retired at
an early hour. Soon after, the mistress of
the house called the servant girl.
Betty, put the frar in No. g."
Up went Betty to the poor priest.
'Yom reverence must 60 into No. 6, my
mistress says"
GLOW, what 2" asked he, alarmed at being
disturbed.
"Your revcren must 90 into No. g."
There was no help for it, and the priest
arose donned a dressing,gown and went into
No. G.
In about fifteen minutes the mistress called
to Betty.
-sput the friar into No. t."
Betty said something about disturbing his
reverence, which her mistress di not undcr-
stand. She told the girl, in sharp voice, to
do as she was directed, and she would always
do right. Up went Betty, and the unhappy
priest despite his angry Pre-. cstatioLs, was
obliged to turn out of No. 6 and 90 into No. 4.
But a little time elapsed ere the girl was told
to put the friar into No. 6, and the poor priest
thinking that everybody was mad in the
house, and surdily resolved to quit it the
next morning crcpt into tie damp sheets of
No. 8. But he was to enjoy no peace there.
Betty was again directed to put the friar into
No. 3, and with tears in her eyes she obcycd.
In about an hour the landlady concluded to
90 to bed herself, and the fliar was ordered
into her room. Wondering what it all meant
Betty reused up the priest, and told him he
must 90 into No IL. The monk crossed
himself counted his beads, and went into
No. IL.
1t so happened that the husband Of the
landlady was troubled with the grecn-eycd
monster. Going up to bed, therefore, before
his wife, his suspicious were confirmed hy
seeing between his own sheets a man sound
asleep. To rouse the sleeper and kick him
into the street was the work of a moment;
nor was the mistake explained till next day,
when the priest informed the innkceper what
outrages had been committed upon him, and
| he learned, to his amazemcnt, that he had
been serving the whole night as warming
pan.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27
Mems and BOYS Clothing.

EVERYBODY should embrace this orportu-
IL nifty TO buy clothing for Men and Boys, at
GEORGE CULLN'S
Cheap Clothing Establishment,
S. f. Cor. Market and Second Sts., Philada.,
Embracing a choice of the Best, Most Desira-
BILE, and Fashionable Dress and Frock Goats,
Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling do, Tweeds,
&C., with great variety Of
BOYS CLOTHING, consisting of sack coats,
polka jackets, monkey jackets. vests and round
jackets, made Of tweed, linen drilling, cloth (,
alpaca, kelseymere, doeskin, sc.
FURNISHING GOODS, consisting OF Shirts,
Stocks, Handkerchels, &C., all of which are
offered at the ioucst possible cash prices, and as
cheap as any other Clothing Store in the Union
UyParents who desire Boys CLOTHING are
earnestly invited TO examine the Stock.
W~Country Storekeepers can be accommo-
dated al very low rates. GEO. CULIN,
S. E. Cor. Market and Second Sts.,
Apr ly PHILADELPHIA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

THIS preparation which has become so gen.
orally known for lis great virtue, was first pre-
pared by J. j. Hunt not as an article for mer-
chandze generally, but merely for family use,
and that of some OF his friends who heard oft,
anil would not be without it.. The wonderful
effect it produced in relieving the most ubborn
Cough, became so generally known, and spread
tar and wide, which induced him to offer it 10
the Public, relying entirel! on its own melit
for its future success.
The demand for it has increased daily, and
is increased in popularity beyond his expecla-
ton, and he here pledges himself that it will
afford relief when properly taken.
READ! READ! READ!!!
1t is unlike any other Remedy-lts cures a e
sure.
From A. McKendree Boyl, with Banghcr
Fisher Il Co., No. 3ls, Baltimore st.
BALTIMORE, Oct II, 1853.
Mr.. J. J. Hunt-Drar Sir: desire to add
my testimony in behalf Of your valuable Cough
Remedy. Having suffered severely Tor several
weeks with n violent cough, tghtness OF the
chest, pain an soreness in my breast, and gen
nral debility Of the system, after going through
a regular course OF Medicine, and using almost
everything recommended by my friends, to lit
tie or no purpose, was prevailed on to try You
'Grcat Modern Remedy" did 50, ana ate
using but three bottles, | was entirely relieve
an ! am now perfectly WELL
Yours, truly,
Jan cow " A. Mex. BOYD.
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REMOVAL.
PAPER HANGlNGS.
HOWELL & BROTHERS,

Manufacturers and Importers Of Piper HING
STREET, below Seventh Philadelphia, where
they ask the attention of Country MERCHANTS,
and the trade to their extensive stock Of Goods,
comprising the largest and most varied assert
nent in the United States.
In addition I" their hitherto unequallcd man.
uacturing facilities, they have recently intro
luced new and improved machinery, which is
used in no other factory in the country, and by
which they are enabled to produce a snperio
article of Medium and Satin papers, at least u
per cent 10 yer than any other house.
They manufacture extensively Velvet ant
G lid Papers, Decorations, Borders OF every DIES
crptlon, Fire Board Prints, Ornaments, sc.
Dee, l7--6m,
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MCFkRH.ATE,'S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot

No. l45 Pratt STREET, Baltimore,
directly Opposite the United States Hotel, }
WE are extensively engaged in the man
w utncturc of Salamandtr Safes. suitable
for Banks. Merchants, jewelers. and business
men generally, who desire to procure an arti-
Gle of that quality which will in the most try
in% fire, prove Il true and reliable insurance
against the rlvagrs of the IlmcS. Wherein
books and other valuablcs have been prcserv-
ed secure midst the fire by which they Were
wrapped. and amongst the burning ruins
where for Is hours our Safes have lain pre-
serving their contents unScorchcd.
Our Safes are made not merely to sell, but
each one is put up with the expectation that
some day it may be subjected to Il DIES
TEOYING ORDEAL.
Our attention being devoted exclusively to
this branch Of business, we are thereby cna-
bled to sell what we can consistently recon-
mend as genuine, and en- furnish to Gus
toners our safes at prices much below the
rates charged by those who sell only as agents.
Our rnviahlc reputation won by attention and
care in our manufacturing department. shall
not b" brought into diScrcdit by the disposal
of safes clearing our inscripton.) Of an inie-
rior quality.
Our present stock in store ut our Depot have
all tie Improvements recently added to our
Fire, Burgicr, aud Dump Progf Sni"s.-iucIud-
ing patent impcnctrablc POWDER PROOF
LOCk-maliing the most complete Safeguard
against fire and rogucS, ever yet offered to
the Public.
Persons in need ola genuine Safe. will find
in our stock all styles and sizes, suited to the
wants Of the business community.
In addition to our own manufacture, we
shall always be supplied viii, the Phmnix and
other cheap Safes. many Of which were taken
in exchange for those of our own make.
B.7NK E.7ULTS g. E.4ULT DOORS,
furnished at the shortest notice.
MCFARLAND X CO.,
Mar % 1IJ Pratt ST., BALTIC.