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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
fINIE subscriber desires to call public attention to
l. his extensive assortment Of -r ## asaag.. ....
.. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, v.a...r.* .as.
which is rendered complete department consisting
CABINET FURNITURE. as.a
Avery extensive collection embracing almost conceivable
variety furnsh tho arlor chamber ana dining
from tho most expensive to the cheapest kinds X
maa vs. FRENCH CHINA
Gold band plain white and richly dinner dessert
A large assortment Of vases
Dinner and tea ware in detached pieces
Rich cups aud saucers with and without mottocs
Pitchers, perfume bottles, card receivers s. ....
wh large variety q fancy articles appropriate 70 decorate the
etagoFe, parior table, and toilet 8.
IRoN-sToNE CHINA,
Dinner, tea, toilet . .... g..
Also in detached pieces large stock of the latest shapes
GLASSWARE,
American, French, Bohemian such as .... -
Decanters, nagons, gobets champagnes s.. .....
carcts, hooks, sherries, Madeiras Iiureapdes @
lqneurs, tunblers, nnger bowls ,celerlcs
Water bottles, float bowls, dishes, salts pitchers, SC
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets Of half dozen any aud nny three pieces
Aiso, ivory handled knives only
Carycrs and forks stceis, &c
BLOCK TIN GOODS
Such as chaang dishes from 10 o "a inches
Coffee and tea orn coffee pots tea pots coffee higgins &C
PLATED GOODS
such coffee and urns, tea
Spoons and forks, castors covered dishes
Pitchers, cake and fruit baskets, walters &c.
JAPANNED GOODS
soch as waters, tea trays and in sets
Plate warmers slop jars foot tube, water Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS ..a ..-Hs..a
Solar lamps, giranioles, wood
Fenders and brushes, shoveis and
Goal hods, step ladders, door
Waite irons, willow ware, Britannia ..
Bronzed iron goods cooking requisites of every description
Together with large articles
not deemed particulnrizc.
Honsekeepes will IND decidedly TO their interest
stock and prices They viii not only ind large
IN tpE
Goods delivered any pa city Georgetown free OF
charge.
recently imported
French and iron china prepared oer strong
Inducements the trade.
Oct 2s-law9w G W. BorEIaER, Iron Hall
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ITW UIFIUNATS ANU IUU KISIS.--The adver-
middle aged who speaks
the English fronch Spanish italian
active and OF acquainted with
merchant years
call tho attention of American diplomats and tour bound 10 the
South who
and confidential travelling Hc furnish the
unexcepuoaho references for qualification from dlsn
gnhcd tho highest standing Washington Aabsm
Address A. g. Box No is, Mobile Ala, Of the Hon
Fitzpatrick, USS Sep 3o--d3m
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NOTICE TO TRAyELLERs, NEW ARRANGE

IN MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCEEDUL FROM WASH
NGT0N DIRECT 10 PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
INETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the South
Southwest their behs OF 9th 81
* p Passengers by the morning boat obtains fine
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail Of 3 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full view Of Mount Vernon BY the
boat they insure good and rest Of four hours IN
comfortable berths and arrive ia Richmond
with all the for the South and Southwest
The great southern mail this being ~
miles shorter 100 miles less raroadg than other
making certain connexions to
RICHMOND PErERsDpRG VIRGINIA WELDON
WAnsGros " CT CIARIfus, s. c. AUGUSTA, GA MONTGOMERY
MomIE ALA, NEw ORLEANS
Also at Richmond with the Danyle, souhsde, Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE sotfTliwEsT TO
Danylc Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis .
Iynchburg Knoxville Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
#Et, aud New Orleans a1. q
through tickets further Information Of the inquire
the southern ticket office, No 32 door
Browns Hotel board the boats foot Of 9th street
h GEO. f. MATTINIY
August lily 4} .Me.a Ticket Agent.
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THE BANKs on NEw YORK. THEIR pEALERs

- he Clearing House 1857 Char,
AZ o. Sbbons, With thirty illustrations by errek Price
80 for sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore,
wv 332 Penn. avenue, bet. 9th 4 10th sts.
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Under directing examination Of the Winchester and
Prkersburg road with view widen and partially hAdanze tie
same, passed Goth March, 1887;
1854 49, VIM T. Albert for the children Of Charles
deceased 5000
Under further provide the construction the North
Turnpike passed 30h March, 1887, "a cont
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WASHINGTON CITY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1853.
TWO CENTS.

Do May H. lG3 O, Treasurer Of Commonwealth, 10 trust
for Illuk q l.OokbrilgG. .......
d. July 2S, l6i o, Miss
Do Aug. l, 1855, o. MarihA L. Nelson guardian W. H.
Nelson go. ...t.-.......,.... 200
1858, Jan. O. 100, o, Elwari {. Bshop .... 200
DO Apl 3 lol, q, Kent Paine, a Go. 100
DO Oct 70, l6S, D. samf Weaiger
o. Under an act 10 provide for the construction Of turnpike road
from siaunion TO Parkersburg passed March, 1888:
1889 Aug s. 2 Mary IAne Essex county Va $1,000
ls39, Dee O. o. 0, Thomas stevenson Richmond 1000
1858, June 8, 527 8, Francis l. smith commissioner, in
suit Hepburn Hepburn
.-,. others. .....,.. ......,.....,.. 800
1853, Aug 81 $751; O. sally Berkeley Essex county 900
1854, Jan. q 552 g. Treasurer OF Commonw
for Bank OF Rockingham. ...... 600
1854, Nov o 6s5 9, G j. Beirne .....,..... 400
1854, Nov H. 6s7, Jonathan r. Cowherd commissioner
louisa 4.
April, 1854, SC, &c. c..,...,....... 400
1854, Noy.ls, 550 O. Jonathan CoWhed, OF l5O
1858, Feb. 3, 6T5, o. Roaie r. Ayet
1898, Fob o, 500 o. b. H. Harrison. 500
1853 Peb. 20, o7s o. Commissioners Sinking 200
is5s, Apl o, Os2, o. Emma Marx OF Richmond Va. 500
0,40O
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Law and Land Agency, washington.
YOUNG j. NILES.

plCHARD M. YOUNG, former Commissioner of
LII the General lAnd 0ce, and SAMUEL V.
Virginia Scrip Revolutionary War Bounty Bureau
the department having entered
hereafter give their joint attention such business
ded TO their under the above
their attention chiefly the prosecution Congress
the supreme Court Of the United States Claims ali
the executive departments Of the
Oaico No 4S0 Peunsy avenue. .r..r.
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.t...r .a ...-a. r.-s mo. GIG, .. .... ....s
Notice for restoring certain lands to ma rk ct i'm
aq.sa.. the State OF Wisconsin.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
In Aenaha State Of Wisconsin, will aud after the 10th
January tho sale private entry aud oca
all public lands embraced in the following townships
subject and location prior to Mr wal being
lands which had been Withdrawn probably falling within tho
scbed limits selection Of the railroad Wisconsin 10y Of
Congress approx June 1885, but since aeertued be with
iu said limits viz:
North Of the base line and Of he fourth principal meridian
Townships Is TO- IT. 49, TO- 20 2 % 23 "a 25 26 2 90
80, 81, 81, 49, "a, 35 SO, 81 aud 49, OF range 20.
Given under General Iud oluc, the city Of
Washington, November ~, 1858 E1# t-
n,@ sa..s TItOS, A. HENDRICKS,
s Nov B-lwGw ...-e Int& &star Commissioner
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PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
~ A. -. a. 4

poceinoer 10, 1898
o~n mh pe ~ os Nh ue
30 @ ~ "a , W - ~, . , s h ~ hoon io'
Ei o VI Pos' ~ s nc iof i"u from
wv M 70, Wy " api h'A' uAps anu a'ns HAinP' " '' io""
"s w. p1oul ~
ts ccu marking stamps o steo or othe material equal
auhoh'y o. no' 20 eNeeea % hehes put as muc
ss oohSeehe Boou taste may uceej Win IN. name Oh
o o'h't oe WIN Po to 'ue ynhs "oh''i7 au uayS h
, nAo a, WIN suneoh' huho Scre" ior 'no same,
VIA s oa ina"osAly, W o.ner hca'y Woou VI mouei
si o uSe' in pposs io ls oAss oi stamps the
"l =, m nhasei per "ter %, nsuie y" III
~ % ,n o "n'h roq"hcu, Such "oruS anu isureS AZ
Pasa ytsei li.a ~ 1p No'
,eS' MING stamps " Hpts vi unei n'ei@i equi
t.t @ ' @ ~ VI & p u"es anu oue agents on gu @ anu
MAJ, heS Wt lho aue oi ns anu suhe OF Tue name
o. .e OF L,e, nei Wih pe o months ana da'e, IN pck
W u n oAo @ , w ~ t, NV, aua h'nus " pasA
"ahu OF 0ely uee loac' pcs, aeu USE the cHouhe-
ene an VI e p " % " e so as ~ oiss ~
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"a ~ i ~ ~ ~ ' aap s ~ VI na ~ 4, Win he nhme
~ w a. 80 ~. 49,. ~. "nu ~ p'n19
vpe 's, ~ ~ vi usF etuIA a WIN 'huho Sore"
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WILLIAM r.. DOVE g. CO..

WILLIAM II. DOVE 81 CO.,
9h street, a tea0 doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue
eEG leave to announce to the citizens of Wash
D ngten that they prepared execute any orders
which they may be favored with u
PLUMBING, GAS, AND sTEAMFTFTING
business The respective under the speryon o
n workmen from the North where practical experiences has
made them familiar with all the modern In fct
they have spared neither trouble procure very
best Ui wofkmen,
invite stock CHANDELIERS and other pas
fixtures. E
N T. strict
fair prices induce US to hope for share of public patronage
Dee 25--G
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4H # No. G25.l
Notice for restoring certain Lands to ma rket In
the State of Alabama.

Notice for restoring certain Lands TO market IN
the State Of Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN the Of Alabama WILL the Goth day
December be 10 the sale private entry and location Of
public lands embraced the following townships, which
subject and location withdrawal being lands
which had withdrawn probably falling within the prescribed
limits OF selection OF railroad Alabama by act OF Con
March 1857 but since scertaned be within
said limits, viz: .. B.. .... ,... '...,..# .#
North Of the base line and east g The ST. Stephens meridian.
Township ranges 23, "a, IS, 28 81 49, 90 and 80
Township s. Of ranges 23, "a, 25 g. 27 2S 90 and 80
Township ., of "a. a# " '
under hand the General Land Once at the city OF
Washington October 20, 1858 ..s. ...s s.# .s.
. THOS. A. HENDRICKS
r Commissioner,
Oct 22-.1aw6w (lnc&Starl
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ELEGANT DRESS SILKS, MoUssELINEs

ELEG DRESS SILKS, MOUSSELINES,
~ sHAwIS ClOAks, vEIyEIs &ewe would call the special
Intention Congress- visiting the
OF the abovcnamed goods have just received
elegant goods have this
consisting Of following desirable goods, viz;
Elegant brown mode and black silk robes yolans
Rich silk robes velvet yoants.
Rich double iupe, velvet skirts.
Rich coored ground SILK robes In all the most desirable coors
ging from $40 to s25
rich dark silks dress patterns assorted
In n Lee, stripes, and Bayadere styles.
pieces elegant black Bayaiefc silks by the yard
medium silks rs 81 SO
ward comprising, all probability tho cheapest
coored silk goods be iound In retail establish
me south Of New York.
EVENING DRESS SILKS AND OTHER LIGHT GOODS
We opened the plain
silks have purchased comprising almost
will be the following choice articles,
white blue white
all ali blue color and white aud lavender color
The above goods are in
Robes aQuile robes a,IIcs, voiants and volans.
splendid with trimming match
and wlito aud pink and white. aes.t..l
ioinced robes pink
blue, SAID To have cost 500 10 import.
embroidered robes aQuic do style and colors,
renene various qualities In light cors suitable for
evening aud and three yoants making
largest light robes offered for sale
SPLENDID LIGHT SILKS BY TIE YARD.
oocned elegant Brocade and
stripe silks, In pink, blue color, and white.
plain de Soles, pink blue, white color
cherry ranging 80
aud comprising such assortment cannot be found
the District.
price marked plain every article
Offer sale and hope
reputation sufficient guaranty that article will be mepre
sented. W. NJ SifuSIEh to, .
No. 38, opposite Centre Market,
Dee 7--lotdif bet 7th and sth streets.
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CEILING OFF . SELLING Off!

~ BLIINN UFF- SELLINT UFF!!
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERs
Of every description, for 81
Ladies', Misses Youths, and Children at the
LADIES' SHOE STORE
No. 10 Penn aueste betneen sM and Oh streets
ladies' manufacture all goods thereby pozsessino The
uuaed advantage securing which OF course
results 10 the benefit of the purchaser CATERS al
beauty and utility have acknowledged others
aud our double sole and kid CATERS Sc
S Tor winter have only
Also oug rubber misses All selling OH al as
tonishing low prices. r. CLARK g.
Nov 20-dtfeb4t
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Eghl Nnes less make square longer
proportion and all payable In advance
twice thrice week viii be charged 80
the Advertisements
for each Special
the foregoing rates.
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CtARPETlNG, FLOOR oTL-CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
~ tngs, Drugget Curtain Materials aud Honseiurnshing Dry
Goods such . sr..-
Velvet tapestry carpciings new designs .-- d..
Tapestry brussels do In great variety
New styles Brussels do super quality
Extraheavy 3py do very rich afr.
Extra. super ngraind do patterns ... ..... ...,
Very heavy all wool Dutch carpengs
Twiled yenitan carpetng for halls aud seps
Velvet and Brussels do do do
heavy very rich oo olcloths to TT
size shape room, hall, or passage .u. ...- .
Mosaic, velvet and tniied rugs and mats
Cocoa and Canton rnsttlngs '
Hat l2-4, ID A, 1854 drugget crumb cloths .#.1H ."
English drugges all widths, by the yard 7.. ..aE
Very richly -emb oidered lace curtains -" ..
Satin laines brocateis, and reps for curtains
White bun, blue, and green shade linens ..
rods fixtures, &c III
Having attended co great Carpet Auction
place New York the 4,h and 5 inst prepared
than
Purchasers respectfully invited OF
stock. Ho0E BRO, & co.
Aug is-dn
nR VAN PATTEN, DENTIST.---Onice and resi-
removed the Willard Hotel opposite the
the Treasury and the Pennsylvania and
18th street. "
Oct 7-amd'
NTASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
cpaat s2oo, 900
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
The only company Washington such clause its char
Risks buildings merchandise furniture &C. the
Besides the capital company individual liability
eeae Of the charter renders the private fortune Of each stoekhod
oincc-corncr pcpnsy ivania avenue
VIM. +, Bayiy, Benz BeaIl Francis Mohun,
James , Halliday, Ilnison baylor, VIM orme
N. N.B--No charge made for policies
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, President
GRAFTON D. HAssos, Secretary. June 27--ly
-- -
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~ Re<~l~Lx
special Notice 90 suDscribsrsl

Payment for subscriptions must be advance
the VIII always expiration period
bcr,hed r unless gseh
abe their subscriptions about . exfire.
RIntances BY mail viii ho The risk the
Of the publisher of the Onion.
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HERRING'S Great Painting, "The Village Black
Il IL smith, 2 on free Nnhibi,ion for d Few days
TAYLOR a MAuRYs bookstore.
Dec lp-lw ' 334 Pennsy lyania avenue.
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this until O'clock
the for The delivery the United states
navy Philadelphia following described timber the
usual conditions which be aseeraned
from the eonllnandant Of any OF the navy yards.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

-,,pou WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II EoP THE WEST SOUTHWEST AND NoislhW tsf--bAlTi.
IdRp AND ONO RAILROAD, WINTER ARlsANeEhENIs
NINA mn ,ngh aims are daily except Sunday from wash
,rgton for the West as follows ], ...,
IA MAI train starts 745, @ Sunday exeepted connect
a. Washn0ton JuncliOn for Cumberland and Piedmont
Ie CINCINNATI Louis, and Chicago Express eohneeon eAyes
washington p reaching Caensa = aay
SS,.hsgast and for 81 Louis, Kansas, nc
80 be grand scenery of the ROAD Ia daylight take
r ,bS m 34O, p train from Washington aud l'e
aysr M Cumberland Piedmont
% stations the Northwestern virginia road
te the D. M For Marietta ANA Cincinnati Railroad aS
Ihe same. a. -, ... - /, -.
o,bcr 1ossibls facility, will be found upon this route
way for the main stem lhe BALTIMORE ana ONO A
road viii eay Washington as follows
FOR all points Washington junction and Pedmon, take the
a tram a.
F a stations Piedmont and Wheeling take the 40
m train To with the Frederick rain take the 40,
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Leave Washington Baltimore at 6l0 and Tao and $40
and 4s5 D. m. On Sunday at3.+o, p m only.
Lave 80 and 50 and 800 and 30,
On Sunday at q So a. IN, only
The 50 trains only viii sop stations aud for An
napois connections.
The and s40 m, tle ohefeonneeng trains Tor
hp VEST aud 6lO 40 and g. 10 trains Ir the East
F further inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Trket Oaice Of TloS. H. PARSONS Agent, Washington.
W. r.. SMITH,
Oct9 Master OF Transportaioni iaaltrnore
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nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST.--Offce and resi-
H. dence removed the willard Hotel square opposite the
18th
Oct 7--3md*
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LhNDRETFIS'
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Store,

Nos q and % Souh GM street, Jetween Mar
kct and Chesam streets, Philadelphia.
ES always open to the inspection of every one
i interested in Farming or Gardening, The
subscribers therefore invite the public generally
TO call and examine the large and well selected
stock of Agricultural Implements and Machinery,
great variety Of horticultural tools. Warranted
Garden and Flower Seeds. Grass and Field
Seeds OF the most Reliable Quality, which they
otier for sale ct the lowest cash prices wholesale
or retail.
the agricultural implements sold by US are
mostly manufactured at our steam works,
Bristol, Pa.
Having fitted Up this establishment without
regard to expense, with the most complete ma
chinery for the manufacture of various kinds OF
agricultural implements, we are prepared to sup
ply all articles in this line of the very best quality
Landreth's Warranted Garden Seeds have
been before the public for upwards Of sxty years
their widespread popularity and the increasing
demand from year to year are the hest evidences
of their superiority over all others,
" Country merchants can be supplied with
seeds in papers, or i'll bulk, OIL the most liberal
terms,
BloomsdaIc, near Bristol, Pa, our garden seed
grounds, contains three hundred and seventy
acres, and is the largest establishment of its ind
in the world. ID. LANDRETH & SUN,
Nos. 81 and 23 South Sixth ST., Phllade phia
Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac for
1855, containing a monthly Calender for the
Farm, Garden and Greenhouse, Can RE nan
GRATIS upon personal or prepaid al PIication.
Philadelphia, May 22d, 1855.
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OF cASS-EEEIS.
OF VESTINGs,

Silks and good black Satins, of every variety Of
patterns for weddings, parties or the street, Tor
gentlemen married, or less discreet, whom we
will furnish from II at to Boot, with cheap and
charming wedding suit.
But Ladies ! pardon this dereliction, and do
not deem this all fiction, for surely we are
bound to say, we love to turn from grave to gay,
from dull old bachelors, dreadful drones, whom
fashionable etiquette disowns, who, in word,
are sluggish wights, in human huppiness, neo-
phytes. Gentlemen we bid you all adicu-the
Ladies are waiting for something NEW;
Cnshmeres es--Delaines-Silks-
Berege--D -Debcges--Robes-
Ginghams-l -l.awns--Chales-
-Chntzes-Plaids-
ofevery pattern, and latest styles, so rich that
that they excite a smilc--suited for Ladies OF
DorBrFrr age, as well for those who would EN-.
GAGE--prety for the maid becoming for the mo.
ther, and offered cheap 10 the one or the other
Ribbons embracing one hundred pieces, beautiful
Belts suited for "Neices," Ginghams, solid plaid
and stripes assorted, and "Aquilla Robes" just
imported. And the undersigned with modesty
reverts, to corded nounccd and steel hooped
Saairtr- and well reconciled we trust the ladies
faces, willS-sze with fond delight upon our hand
some Laces--Insertings, Edgings Of Jaconet
and Swiss, ailoFling beauty TO those who ofel
bliss three hundred pieces of good pattern
Prints and very handsome styles Of new Frencl
Chintz, white, mixed, and brown Cotton Hose
much cheaper than some people would suppose
Spool Cotton, Tapes Pins, Buttons, and Needle
in profusion: Bohbn, Cord, Bonnet Wire, an
blond Illusion. Then come one, come all, you'll
find us very handy, in showing each the "modu
operandp of buying and selling cheap.
E. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbnrv Tune
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HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testimony of Prof Booth and Dr. Brinckle having
previously been published, the following now added -
From Prof McCL0SIEY, formerly Professor of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine in the Female Medical College
o Pennsylvania aud late Professor OF Surgery in the
American College Of Medicine, &c:
PHlLADELPHIA, Nov. 9th, 1856
Ma, JOSEPH +. HovEA'-A ual OF your LIQUID
HAIR DYE will convince the most skeptical that is
SAFE, ELEGANT, and EfFIcAcIoUs preparation Unlike
many others has IN several instances proved seTyceab
IN the cure OF some cuaneous erupons the head and
sIch an application.
Very respectfully, J. F. Y. McCIoSKEY, MD,
475 Race ST., above 18th
HOYERS WRITING INKS, including HOVER,s
WRITING FLUID, and HOVER'S INDHiIBI.E INKS
sun maintain their high character which has always dis
has continued uninterrupted until the present.
Orders addressed to the Mandatory, No. 4I6
RACE street, above Fourth. (old No l44)
Philadelphia. will receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH L. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December rs, lst7.-April IS, '57, eh.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED AT

PRIVATE SALE
TUNHE subscriber offers at private sale, Ger.
tain lot or piece of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
about miles below Sunbury, bounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna, on the south by
land OF George Seller, on the east by land OF
VIM. Kroh, and on the north by land of VIM.
r. Jones, containing 6 Acres and Is pcrches,
all Of which is cleared and in very high state
of cultivation. The Northern Central Rail
Road passes through the tract, and is also
bound on the east by the Main Road leading
from Sunbury to Harrisburg, which together,
with the River upon the west, and the fertility
Of the soil makes it very pleasant and desira-
ble situation.
ALSO; another certain Tract Of Land situate
in said township, adjoining lands of William
Kroh, on the south, the heirs of Robert and Ar
thur Auchmuty on the east VIM. V. Silver
wood, and public road on the north, and WIN
r. Jones on the west, containing 93 Acres III
perches strict measure. About so acres of which
are cleared, and in high state OF cultivation
and the residue most excellent land for cultiva
ton, but is now covered with excellent timber
and if purchased soon, the purchaser can get a
large quantity of Railroad Ties on the same
This tract is also well watered, having several
fine springs upon it, and every field can be wa
tered thereby. An indsputable title will be giver
and terms of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM r. JONES.
Lower Augusta tp, January ., ls57.-f