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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-25
News from tho Sandwich Islands.
MEETING OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (
CLIPPER sHrPS-VISIT or THE KING ~ THE n

MEETING OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
CLIPPER sHrPs-vIsIT or THE KING TO THE N. b.
PALMER.
Advices from Honolulu to the soth of March are re-
ceived
1t is officially announced that the smallpox has at
length disappeared from the islands, and the Board Of
Health has ceased its functions
The Legislature was to meet at Honolulu on Saturday,
Representative win consist Of sWsny seven members
Gnstead of twentyfour as formerly six Of whom are
foreignersthree from Hawaii, two from Oahu and
The Argus of March 80 says:-The clipper ship N B.
Palmer Capt Low took in 900 bills oil here and went
last Saturday to Iahana to take in what oil and bone
may be there for shipment She may be expected to
back in about two weeks to sail for the United States
We learn that p Everett and j. F. B. Marshall Esqs,
with their families, intend taking passage board Of
her.
The clipper ship Stephen Palmer, Capt Smith, seven
the 27th en- route for China.
The clipper ship waverley Capt. Curtis has taken in
about 900 barrels of oil and expects to sail for New
Bedford by the last Of this week.
The bark Zodiac, Capt Paulo, is loading with SALT
and will probably leave fer sika the last of this week.
On Tuesday, the 23d March, (says the Poynesias)
King Kamehameha visited the clipper ship N B. Palmer.
profuse collation. was served, at which Mr.. Gregg.
Consul met his Majesty and suite and where cordially
and good feeling united to render the hour
ans % We
Capt Low for Lahaina whittier the ship Is bound. The
N. B. Palmer is Of the finest ships that has
visited the port of Hononlu-doing honor to American
shpbulders and especially to Capt Low for the pcrfec
ton Of her appointments and the neatness OF her APP
pearance His Majesty expressed himself highly pleased
with the ship, and his qualification at seeing her in his
waters
On Monday morning. March 21st, says the Polynesiam,
at O'Clock A. NJ, the American whaling bark Sarah
Sheaf, Captain Wall, discovered to be on fire. At
the time of making the discovery she approaching
this port and some ten fifteen miles distant. We
understand the ship set fire by the cook to which
incendiary act another person board was accom-
pice who had confessed the crime 1t without
the jurisdiction of this kingdom. The damage done by
the fire was not Of serious nature, and readily be
repaired.
writer in the Polynesidn is lavish in his praise Of
the American system of government particularly for it's
capacity ito harmonze the most diverse races and
characters into healthful and orderly body.n The
writer is evidently referring the effect of annexation
the Islanders.
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atey went 10 her assistance and the former succeeded
in getting hawser from her and attempted TO tow her
oil, but without She will he total wreck Her
owners Messrs Wales 4 Co. Of Boston. She was
insured In Boston for 500 600.
The purchasers Of the wreck busy engaged strip
ping her Of everything movable at the same time pre-
paratons being made to raise her They hope TO ne
successful and from their present expectations may
possibly succeed The sails, rigging guns, nc, saved
ty the oonsgnee Of the ship, uero sold o. auction yes
ercay, the two brass pieces bringing Soso Inc
sold for s2,oC0 o.,,..
Mr. James DALEY the pilot IN charge OF the Golden
Fleece at the time lost says that the snip had
her fun CON uenep Of board; and that the &C
cdent 10 her ro.tedsd from tho letting go OF the main
braces while Size was acpg before the order to do
wac given. -
TTbe Golden Fleece built at Fast Boston in 1852
She was an A vessel Of $50 tons owned by W. f. Weld
& Co. of Boston ami worth about 500, O00.-ED. n. "
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THE GREAT
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION
FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen,
IS At


Es. AsEE'S Carncions and ye,y Eoh
y store room on Nam Street nearly opnos;,,
JohnSGn's Hotel, where he has Jus, cnaosJ .
iar@" and carefully selected assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
t'w ct which he gives lhr names, gurh 90
PLAIN AND PLAID DE LANES
which he Hattcr$ hnSrlfar" pretty ooi chco,.
TAN BLUE & MODE AIERINOFS
warranted 10 b. all wool anI French ab,ics
PL'D, CHANGEAB'E & BLK. SILKS
t.at c"nnot tall Ia please the fancy ufth, ,oI;es
OG BAGES, GINGHAMS g. PRINTS
"' nigh an fast colors, onl ulr fall STYLES. and
fHlgr lot Of hHAWL#, Which fp co.,f,,r,
"n'aol'i'y, beauty and ci"apnes,. are unsnr'
passed in Elhion; and a. for his
CLOTHS, CASHIERS & VESTlNCS
ne ceria'"ly deserves libeiul patronoo- i,o,n
ms Gust lhfrs and the public. because lhev o,n
'aic"!"'"d to meet their wants. Beside rho
above named goods he has a large s,ork Of d.
n"Slcs' Sat'heltS, muSiins, ilannclS. olracos
'''s' caps boots, shoes, carpets, ho,jworr'
'r'n@ ware, cr3ar war" and eroc.rirs ,rt;.b
rhrchnSrr' "'l'CaIl IN! examine, cann,1 tai
y" ne suited bojh in price aud quuIry Of tha
goods; coil and zee Them. W VIZ
y. b. Coonicy produce taken nj ,br b;..r,o.,
'"'"e' prices III exchange fer goods. foe, 6
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BALTIMORE & SUSQUEHANNA
srGIAla COMPANY.

OCULAR DAILY LINE, (except SUNDAYS
u tor H.4tRE DE GR.aCE, PORT Dr.
oSlI IND TIDE WATER C7N.3L.--Thc
eamboat PORTSMOUTH, Capt S. Geoyheean,
aves lower end Of West Falls Avenue, Balti.
ore, every Mon'iay. Wednesday and FRIDAY
bng, al O'Clock. Returning, leaves Port
at " every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
o'closclock, and Havre dc Grace at at s
Th"N NJ
noml'nsetnboat LANCASTER, Capt. ]. w.
thursday sres same place every Tuesday,
hetufn'n", Raturday evening al 6 O'Clock.
wednesday am Port Deposit every Monday,
Havre de G'aeesay evening at O'CLOCK and
Pa>saee 30 Ceht'clock p. NJ.
UFrclahts recel
rates, and carefully ahlaiIy, carried a, low
The agents at Port\dt 10.
Grace will attend TO lorwsil and Hovrc do
disc consigned to them, foh, anv ,n',''.I.
Pennsylvania Canals, or win nor ,'' ~ ,ho
intended for Baltimore, Phla'is,in ,ra; ~, I"e :,
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agth 49, ,i"a
X. ALEX. TAYLOR, A eentl,iroar.
JACOB TOME, Agent, Por, B,1ii.' w. .
~The Steamboat JuNrAT1, Capt. "ee
han, being in complete order, can be cha,
at any time. Iapr u
n. B. Grain purchased at the highest n
ket price al the Warehouse off Tome,
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano, |
err, Fish and Salt. ...
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Fall and v inter Dry Goods.
SAMUEL LUZbY, 70 Earket St
lFjLM!NGTON. DEL.

lFiLM!NGTON, DEL,
ID ESPECRFULLh informs purchasers. that
IL he is now opening an extensive assortment
oil Fa and Winter Dry Goods, If the latest
importalions, and new styles, at the very low
rsl prices. a few Of the leading articles are:
Frcnch Merinos and Cashlnerrs, English Me-
rnns and Coburg Cloths, rich black and fancy
Silks, best Lyons silk Nelvets, for manIl!as;
black and blue blk ditto, Tor bonnets; real
Welsh, aud other superior Flannels; Shawls,
large variety; splendid double width damask
for curtains; superior cloths, and fancy cassi.
mere; carpets, oil cloths, and drueeel, a full
supply. loot % 3m
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Clothing! Gs0tissssg!!

Clothing! Gs0t2ssssg!!
l.. BROWN, JR',
Neri Doc, 10 JctasGas' H0iei.
OPENED today an extensive assortmcn, ur
R"a !? ma /" clothing for mn and boys: Mems
sack coal, $3.50: boys sack over coats So 80;
mrns' pants 50 Is; vests 81 so, AMI urwarls;
woocn shirts uui draws, muslin fine SHIFTS, at
all prices.
PIuii Delain"s and wooden plaid entirely new
sly lc OF ladies' dress goods. french merino and
cobrrgs, very cheap, opened to-day.
Salinrls and casimercs, blue, Oxford m1td.
LIGHT and dark grey. brown AMI green, and en-
tirely new style fancy saienrl,s: Just opened u,
| Oct. 8. L. BROWN, Jh'S.
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Wilmington Clothing Store.

Checp, Substantial ind Fashionable.
EMPORIUM, No. rs Market
" Street.-The undersigned would respect
fully inform the citizens Of Cecil county, and
o,h-, carts Of tho Eastern Shore, that his large
assortment OF Fall and Winter Clnthine is now
open for Inspection. On hand Cloths, Cass.
lncres and Ves'irgs, for order work His cloth.
ing viii be sold cheap for cash. All goods
warranted MS represented.
EDWARD MOORE,
Oct ] 5m rs Markc, 81,
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Whites; Chronic INTERPRETATION and Uiccra-
ton the Womb; Incidental flemorrhaee, or
Flooling; Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular
Mensi uation, &C., with all their accompany
lag evils, Cancer eXcepied.) no matter how
severe or Of how To-. standing.
The n iholicon lar surpasSes other remedies
IN being more certain, less expensive, and
leaving the system in better condition. Let all
therefore interested in such remedy call and
obtain a pamphlet (free) containing ample
proof, from highly respectable sources, OF the
happy results of its use together with letters
from tirs-class experienced physicians, who
have used il in THEN practice, and speak from
their own observations.
Pamphlets hal gratis at the Store of W
TORBERT, Agent, Elkton. Also sold by
most of the leading Druggists in the uljoniug
cOunlits.
Letter addressed TO Messrs. Beach Brownson.
Agents at Newberry, C. H., 5. c., by Rev.
c. S. Beard, Of same State.
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. 9th. 1853.
Messrs. Beach Il Browueun-SIRS. | send for
another bottle Of your .N!arcdisi's Uterine
Calhoicon." My wife has been afflicted Tor
eleven years, and variety Of means has been
resorled to for relief, but none was obtained
until | received this medicine from you. lis
influence seems almost ma .ical: there was
manifest Improvement from the day it was
taken.
As there are a great many females in our
country laborne under the affection for which
your medicine proposes remedy, | feel il a
duty to recommend il to all such.
(Sign%d,) LoUGH s. BEARD.
J. b. MARCHISI & CO., Proprierors
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway, N. Y.
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W. n. NoLAEp. ruomrsos
SIZE q IL TRAN E. & DGOE,
and Shut er ~
AT PORT DEPUlD

WE, the undersigned, layt hued up
W our new Sash Factory. araed TO fur
nlsii al kinds of
Ffamss. Sash, Doors cutters,
oi me best material and wor'ip. Being
ourselves practica mccIanics.l coniicat
IA S"j'"s that We can sappy, as please
q
CARPENTERS ANDpDERS
are earnestly requested 10 % call. As
we "re situated at the erpa, h. Mart. we
can afford 10 manufacture vi cbcarrr
ana o''iNr style than elsewheic therefore
s"'ie'l !"uf patronage, hoplnsou will not
forget us. rs our wO,li needs be seen TO
b" recomnenfed. We are prepared 10
work all kinds fmoul,lin IS Sc far mould
lug Doors. "a@hbaaris, &c. lali use the
peS' i'ater'aI Tor every lAinsnieiec tina,
Our work shall be onriyalled.
VIM. lHOlN s. CO.
Port Deposit, Md, Sep 10
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Sadd,ery & Harness Ifaking

DAVID II. COCHRAN, respectfully informs
~ his friends ami the public tia; he has re-
moved from the Slick Meeting House 10 Err
ton, where II" continues the above cuisines, in
the house latrly occupied as a shoe s,o,e bv
William Jones, in Whann's Row, opposite the
site ol the old WASHINGTON Hotel.
RE VIII Keep Constantly on hand and manu-
iactnte to order. Spanish. Shaft. Quilted and
PLAIN SADDLES, together with Carrja .n. Sal.
icy, Wagon AMI Cart HARNESS, BriIles.
B,'nsa!es, Collars, Whips, Spurs, Horse
Nekcls, Trunks, VaIlseS, Carpet Bags, Fly
whir2at"nt Hamrs, Trace Chains, &C., all Of
teens. will dispose of on the mos, reasonable
of III" rnhrosp"ciully snicits the pat, ona %
entire .alisi.ani warrants his work to give
roo en- TSrp 8 If
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Phil, VII. aud Bal,imo re R. R Co.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANSPOR
TATION OF

LIME, CUAtO and MANURE.
LIME- (Slaked,) and in full car loads,
cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate percar ot4 wheels
5000 pounds) 81 30
6: wheels (lG 600 pounds) 81 40
GUANO-3 cents prr ton per mile.
Minimum rate, so cents per ton
MANURE In full car loads, X cents
per ton per mile
Minimum rate per car OF
wheels. (7,000 pounds.) Leo
swhr-s, GA 900 pounds 81 GO
Lime and Manure 10 be loaded and Undated
BY he Owner ug Consiauec..
When lea ted aud unl"ad"d by the Ealro"d
Company, 25 cents per ten extra will he charged
u5~Thc ton 10 be 2 900 pounds.
The p. W. and i. Il. X. Co. being DESTROYS
of promoting the Agriculluinl interest Of the
county through nhich ihriT Eoi!IcaA passes,
offer to the public the above low rates for The
transportation of materials used in irrlllIzing
the soil.
The'use Of the Railroad Company's Build
ingS and Depot Grounds. along the Line oi the
Road, AMI at Ph,a lelphia and Ea,imuIe are
Free TO all Shippers and Consignets a reason
air time. for the receiving and delivery of all
articles transported by HE railroad company.
The company also give motto" tia; next sca-
son they viii lun Min and Market Cas- in
connection with the Acc n mediation Trains.
both from the SusQuc! anna River t" Baltimore,
and from Nurth Of the SnSquo hanna River 10
Philadelphia; leaving for Baltimore and lhla-
dClphia in the mUIuln., and returning IL The
afternoon: by watch they hope 10 enaNl" MIX
men RnI iiaTh"iuIen To avail themselves Of
regular and SPEEDY cunvtyancr.
The Havte de Grsct Accommodation Train
will be continued ,hr"u,huut Tie year.
For further information, inquire OF the Gen-
ernl Superintendent, OF Of the Master OF Trans
pOrtatiOn
Per order of the Beard Of Directors,
8. l. STAFFORD.
Nov 10 If Gtnrtoi Superintendent
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BRICKS! RRICkS!.
fit Charlestown. Cecil countv. Md.

fit Charlestown, Cecil county, Md.
p HE Undersigned begs leave to inform the
citizens ufCecil and the neiehboriny coun-
lies, that he has commenced the manufacture of
Common and Pressed Bricks. Being located
on the edge OF navigabIe water, and the rail
road passing within few yards Of the spot, he
feels confident that he can supply those wishing
to purchase, much cheaper than the, can be
supplied ir III either ofthe cities.
Having practical wul knen employed and
ma;era OF the very best quality, he feels con-
hden' that the article he manufactures will
recommend itself to oil good judges.
SAMUEL LOGAN, Of Saml.
Chnrlestown; May % If
NOTICE.--The stated meetings a NJ, G.
~ plans c curt OF Cecil county. art leld o.
the second Tuesd avs in February, Anil, June,
August, October and Dectnbu. fl1d Ac-
counts must be presented, en- the second Tues
day IN January, the 2nd Tuesday in Aylil. tie
end Tuesday in June andiht 2nd 1rrsday in
October. JAMES H. JAMAR
June Is '53 Reg OF Wills.
T AIDES Fashionable Work and Lace
IL lars, ofa beautiful style and quality, receiv.
ed this wevk by WM, rURBERT.
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SCOTS .
o N E p RICE
CLOTHING WATERFRONT.

OPPOSITE The FoMntDia Inn Hoiei EHhlon.
" M.-We have just renewed our stock Of
rra ly made clothing, in the laleai fashionable
Fall and Winter Styles. We are now prcpar-
ed to sell clothing from the coarses, 10 the
faesl quality, prices arranged to suit the
QUALITY OF THE GOODS.
Please call and examine our stock. with our
assurance that yen will purcha&" something
bs,srs iesr;ss ea'eiaIsg s.ke,sd xseer,nsn,.
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FiSh.-A. J. SCOTT g. BRO, have Just
L. received large quantity of new Herring;
also,a large supply OF White Scale Fish. cr
superior quality, all Of which We warrnn, to be
the best No ! or no Gale. fNov12
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you are afflicted with rh,ism, spine,
l. diSeaSt, sore lh' cal. quinstins and sore
ness IN The side, back. brraspst or limbs
swelling OF ih' joints or limb@rargia. head
acne, tooth ache, wrokncsy,hr ankles,
'o"'ed i""t, cars or hanls, sian bites O
insects Coils. coughs, pains. r$, or what.
ever "ia" Il" ,uji.A2 a. Decentralization. usc
MiLLEk'S AMERiCANNIMENT,
As there Is II" article now cfjio the pub.c
any pfice) 'hnl Will give immediate
'c''ei' ana make as pcrrancnnrr.
| .H7lsr's Emhrocataon Horses.
n" pnpu laf'ty AMI dcmani,h,s valuable
preparation Is Increasing ia AMI all who
own CT hav" the care of horshoui use i,
IN preference" 10 any Embroon or Horse
Lin'm"n' IN the Union; as a lie case its
'"Iu'' tWii'h used according trrctinns.) has
h"' y't come 10 the knowirlc,r the propri.
e'I'S, h"t nl VII" have used nv it has no
e1na' Tor me cure ri 50 !llc alarness cnlls,
S'i!n"Ss oi The joints, limbs arco Ions. swell
lng"; sprans. 81 AMI fresh n,nIs. strains.
enlargement 81 the joints, cned heels, &c.,
an! 'hony declare that il nrvpan b. cluailai
tuy tht ,"'meiial" cure Of scla-s.
p"rlJe'i al Iasll In favor ole great Family
.I"t'r,n"
MiLLLR'S CATHARC PILLS.
t>o' On" box ever returned, or objection made
y! any on" OF the many thsanIS W use
~. mem. ihey are not advesrd to cure all
diseases, but for such discas "a enumerated
y" '"e wrapper oi each box. They are highly
'c"lh'h'n!ed by eminent Iyscians, and all
y ''o pave o'Ee" them lrialpronounce them
greatly superior to all advertised for The
,u'" Of the same class Of di,sas. See circu.
arS around each box. AIso,IilIcr,s Refine,
ia'r 81. For sale by SamuS II. Miller arc
1 rnFy Bennett, Elkton; c. e. Hainrs, Brick
lc'tn2 House; n. CHAMBER, Frcachtoyn. X
l"a Is; /. Taylor, Battle Samp; A. Snow
."r Deposit; r. L. Thomas. So.th East; Johr
' Collins, Chesapeake Civ: S. Y. Wilson,
rwark; Morton & Stephens Warwick. :
Nov 10 3m
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V"'A' "o"F 10 court liouse, Elk!on.)
40 just "rrnrd th;s week, n new and beau.
"'"' assortment Of LaiirS Dress l,noLs.
E,"'h COZ nI'I fancy SILKS; rlaifs Mrriuos
Sa "S'",y'es' ir!"'"cs De Be&ts, Prints, Gin.
hans, Stripes, &c. ~'''
IAoitiS, CASSIMEREs, sATlNETs.
hi'cE French rwilcd, blue, brown. or;v.
cor e!"'i'S; super black doe Skins ami f,n,,.
P'''aS' an assortment larger than m, br hos
J"nn', &c. - Ae'segS,
j., D'1%" ana bi'ached mnsIins, q y'shcr,ine.
- ~ u' pillow case do; Whit =ni cola Con,
. n~'' 0"'''F2s' nf''I<. btd ricknps. tow lin.
t'rrS;' on ci"'hs' travelling bass, baskets.
t,,. o ,'',m2S J." s''ai variety, hose, gloves,
CE0t@RfEs .P30EAsIoNS. &c. Or, 90
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COMMERCIAL 4 FARMERS EC7EL
Tin TIT G and 't0va

WI LF.7CIOPY.
THE subscribers have lately removed from
l. Elk'"n, and have opened an establishment in
MDDLETOFN, DELAWARE,
wh"r" they ar" anxious TO serve the public and
th"lr old friends wherever found, in all the BRAN
chrs otthcir business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Stores
ofal! patterns onl :izcs, for lorl,rs, Offices and
kitchens, md full asssoIiut ut 81 Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the loves: prices. They will also
attend 10
ROOFING .IND SPOUTING,
which they Will do in the best manner and ut
short Notice. The pof'lic are respectfully in
rit"d o 1--WE them cul.
'rRA!IA NJ & SISCO.
Mi l. leto Mn. Del NM 8 IL
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married people, or those contemplating mar
riage. By WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed TO present copy
of the E>cnapius to his child. |, may save
him from an carly grave. Let no Young man
or woman enter into the secret obligations Of
married lie without rea ling the Pocket I.Scn-
lapius. Let no one suffering from bach MED
cough, pain IN the side, restless nights, merry
Gus feelings, and the whole train OF Dyspeptic
sensations, and given mp by their physicians,
BE- another moment without consulting the
Esculapins. Have The married. OF those about
to be married, any impedimcnI, read this truly
useful book, as it has been the means oil say
ing thousands OF unfortunate creatures from
the very jaws Of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CTS.
enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy OF
Cor One Dollar.
Address, (post paia) DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
Je iSy No. 1872 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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e ia 1. OS.

L. G''h"r''s Bnuaoir Pianos, Melodeans, Mar.
iln's Guitars, Harps, Victims, SHEET Music
Music Books, SC.
ldtnis Of the country will be supplied BY
maH or otherwise with any music they II as
wish, at a low rates MS PURCHASED in person.
Having one of the largest stocks in III. Cn,IcJ
States, feel confident OF sa'isf, ing all who NAV
favor me with Il call or order.
Dealers in music supplied on the mos, liberal
Terms. Pianos to let. Secondhand Pianos for
''"' may 7 Iy
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PORT DEPOSIT
ENs'SfbsaI a4 MACHINE Ss3gE'.

EPs SfbzsI - MACHINE ss1SsE'.
FESHE Undersigned, having taken The above
u establishment on his own account, informs
his friends ard the public, that having inHde
arrangements 9th The very best workmcn, h"
is now prepared 10 ii ORDERS for castings
and machinery OF every kinl, nj the shortest
notice. From the Favorable location for pro-
curing iron, coal &c, ii" Iiaticrs himself that
he can do WORK on terms that W make it an
object with those having work in his line Of
business, Ia pHifoniSr him.
Especial atr"ntrn will b, PAL to all hinIs
of \ and Factory work. Always on hand
aud for sa!" To thc lraic
Plom Castings, Curl and H@goa Borss,
Sores, HOiiOrlrare Store Tea hsii'sT.
flq' J,'iom TO-, Furnaces. Tin Ware. Sc.
Orders solicited and PROMPTLY attended to.
T.. u, McCLENAHAN.
The bu sinrSs " be- nnirr the mana 4.in,nl
of Mr.. Henry N-wshaln, n practical mocha mic,
and for many years associated with on" &c the
largest machine shops nt Philalrlphin, who
" devote all his energies and experience 0
the pros cntInn Of III" business.
Plans aud drawings made free Of expense for
persons w>h:ns tn have work executed.
l.. D. McCLENAHAN, Prop. iciur.
II. NEWsntM, Manager.
Port d post, June IL
w - &c e. w =.
FENi!E largest, III" most f,shionabln. an Tie
r h"Sl nSsorlmrn, Of mems, WON ms. AMI
chI'it"h'S hp"ts an shines. in Cncil cnr,,r, j.,
I" h. 'pun AT !hc Sab>crlber's BOOT & SHOE
STORE, in iilhIon. ~
SIGN OF rIIE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court i!uu,p.
ne subscriber wouli respectfully infnrm
his irrni-, AL the public grnrral-, that he
has purchased of hi, brother (Eu, ,'rrnrt,
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University Me defines ,
ferer and Hgne cured BY Rowands
Tome .UtIture,

Fsuer and .7gme curedJ Rowands
Tome .WlIture.
HNHE Unirersity Of Free NeIiciae nud Popular
Il Anoriedge; chartered by the State ui Penn
sy,Nania, at Ms last session, wiz. 20h Apr.l,
1889 maIny for The purpose of atrc>tiny the
evils resulting from the sale of spuriuu. and
dangerous nosIrnms, also for the purpose of sun
plying the public with reliable remedies, in
cases wherein the patient cannot ob,ain ar viii
not employ III" brsI medical advisers: hoyinp
purchased that invaluable remedy, RowanI's
Ionic Mixture, on account of inst crlpbriIv
ana known efficacy in The treatment Of Fever
ana A2ue, and lis kindred affections, has no
hesitation IN recommending it in the hiuhcs,
terms to The patronage the afflicted.
e Dwell COMPLAINT cured hv RowASp's
~ BLACKBERRY ROOT. The alloy. In
sl''hion extends It's sanction, in like manner.
10 the remedy for "B0w"l Complaint" So we'll
known as R"wand's COMPOUND Svup of Black.
perry Root. AMI earnestly recommended II 10
the confidence Of patients afflicted with these
MISUNDERSTANDING it To be invaluable in
the treatment OF such cases.
Hon Henry K. Strong,
Hon. j. r. FIanigen,
BY order Trustees, J h. Rowand, NJ. ID.
d. II. Ashton, Esq.
Hector Orr, ESu,
N5NA| concentrations 10 be n hlesspd
John r. Rowand, NJ. d.. Head line pbarma-
ceulical Department, AMI President Of The Uni.
verSiy.
Home Dtspensary and Office, No. AZ Soutb
Second Street, Philadelphia.
anch Disprnsary al the Store Of JOSEPH
WALLACE, Nlhton, Md. [Scp lOy
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DR.J. B. ANARCHISTS
CEsERRA TED CATHOzKCON.

1t stands preenlIneut
FOR its curative powers
\ all the diseases for
which il is recommend
I, called
MALE COMPLAINTS.
Ofthese are Pro!a psus,
Uteri, or Falling OF the
w., Tim, AlI,.