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TO FARM Frs.
ALLEN e n NEEDLES
SUDer-rh0sphate Of Lime.

super-Phosphate of Lime.
! w Dealers. assuring them that they will at al
| times and under al, circumstances. receive the
same GOOD ARTICLE they have hereto fore
purchased of us.
The public will please bear in mind that our
! SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME is always
THE SAME IN QUALITY.
VIZ SELL RELIABLE FERTILIZERS, OR NONE At ALL
| Thecc remarks are rendered necessary from the
fact that large number Of articles purporting to
be super phUsphatcs offered for sale which
are >oT what they represented to be
| nrr rev pamphlet is in Press. and will he ready
for distribution in few davs. Wc-h III be rieas,d
to send copies gratutously by mail to our friends
when desired.
Price s,45 per 1000 lbs. (2t cents pr. lh)
tp"A libeial deduction made to Dealers al
P1CIFIC OCEAN CEINO
| Having sod this Guano for fou: years past we
| can safely recommend it, 1t has been tried side
| by side with Peruvian Guano and is pronounced
fully equal to ii in all respects, We refer to our
New Pamphlet. continuing letters respecting it.
and much other Interesting matter Of value to the
farmer
No. |. Government Pcrur1Qn GU mo,
For SALE At THE LOWEST RATES.
We have also for sale
AMERICAN GttANO from bakers Island,
GEol ND BONES and PURE BONE DUST,
POtDkEfTE, PLASTER, and such other Fer
tilzers as we feel safe in recommending
. Goods can be loaded at either front of our
Ware houses Ample facilities are afforded in
ioaling Wagons and attending to the horses
~ The leading Agricultural Journals and
Newspapers regularly flied our Oil sc for the
use of Farmers: ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
No ~ south Nharvcs. and 1T South Water St.
First store above Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Aug. q, lSjS--}m.
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SHERlFFS SALE

10y virtue Of three writs Of Ecnditioni
ID EXponas. issued by Edmund Brown, ST.,
one of the Justices oithe Peace Of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, | will
offer for sale at the Court House door, in
Elllton between the hours Of and . O'Clock
p. NJ. on
IucSday, the l-Ih dag Of September, 1858,
all the undivided right, title, claim and in
tcrcst, at law and in equity, Of Charles L.
Lewis, in and to all that
Lot or Parcel OF GfOund,
lying in the town Of Ellton, on the east side
of North Street, or the road leading to
Ricketts, Mill, bounded by the lots of VIM
Z. Strickland and others, fronting on said
road or street about IS feet and running back
200 feet.
Said property taken in execution at the
suit Of Robert Lumsden. and to be sold for
Cash. BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Aug. 81, lSoS-ts. Sheriff.
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Land and Lots for Sale,
AZ ND DDDJr L'DDCyTr

4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
II tanning about 20 Acres, / miles from Bat
tie Swamp, and improved
t7-iffEss with good House, &c. One y7ltr-r,s
ISfifSSss,R House and Lot on Main St. issS4r'a
L'H&t' Il Port Deposit; this is u desi E'5lhFJ'g
mblc property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the SnSqnehanna, and on
the site Of the Central Railroads; the land Of
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town of Port Deposit
All the above Will be sold on accommodate
ing tern S. j. r. CUULSON.
Port Deposit, July Is If
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

SDElNG anxious to remove to Baltimore.
ab ! will sell AT Il very low price, the Farm
ON which I now live. 1t is about two miles
northwest of Elkton, and directly on Little
Elk Greek. 1t contains 800 acres, more or
less. about one-hall is arabic, and in good
conditions balance heavily timbcrcd There
is mill seat on it, with the race already
dug Orchard with various fruits III neces-
sary buildings. good water, and us healthy
as amy place in the State.
Terms easy. Apply on premises.
July 3, 1888. ". G. GLENN.
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REAL ESTATE.
SIIEnIEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of three wrts Of Fieri Facias
I'D issued ont of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, tive at the suits of Brink * Brothers,
one ut the suit OF the State Of MARYLAND. use
of MARY Ann Richardson, against the Goods
and chattcls, lands and tcncmGnts Of William
MtCulIough, to me directed, have seized
and taken iii execution all the right. title
interest and claim, at law and in equity. of
the said William Mccullough, in and to all
the following Real and Personal Property:
No. ALI that Piece or Parcel of Land
being in Cecil county, aud lying on the road
leading from .IIopcweIl to Port Deposit
within one mile OF Battle Swamp, containing
50 Acres, Reed & 30 Perchcs.
more or less and more particularly described
III IL deed from Hiram Mccullough, trustee
bearing date 1th Of February. 1888, recorded
in Iiber IL. II. NJ, No. =, folio 80, one Of
the Land Record Books of Cecil county.
No. AL Of that Lot Of Ground, with
The Improvements thereon, situated in the
town OF Port Deposit, and designated on the
plot of SARAH NJ. Thomas estate by Nos. 20,
II and -, containing
1926 Square Yarts,
and more particularly described in a deed
from L. d. McClcnahan and Mary j., his
wife, bearing date the 1lh day Of May, 1880
and recorded in Libcr II. II. NJ, No. q, folio
1903, one Of the Land Record Books Of Cecil
county. On this lot is erected 4 large build
ing, suitable for manufacturing purposes :
The IL are in in it set Of BurrS. suitable for
grinding plaster or feed. Also, 4 Steam
Engine OF sufficient power for amy ordinary
purpose, and in good running order.
Also-I Pair Cream Coloped Horses.
Bay Mare, yoke Of red Oxen, > Cows.
spotted Bail, some Shoals, OK cart, | two
horse Wagon, Dearborn, Buggy, 1 Plows.
, Flnkc llauowS: Spike lIarrows; the
Growing crop of Corn in the ground.
Also-l lonsehold and Kitchen Furniture ;
such as Beds, Bedding, Tables, Chairs, &c;
and hereby give notice that on
Ih0r~'oy, the IGN dag Of September. 1858,
ON the premises. near Battle Swamp. | will
oicl for sale, the said property SO seized and
taken in execution, by Public Auction, to
the highest bidder for Cash, to satisfy said
wrtS.
~ Sale to commence at o'clock p NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Aug. 81. lSjS-ts. Sheriff.
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ID. w. GEAEesS'.s
(Forn erly Evans q Clarke
Great Gift Book Store.

4 4 NORTH QUEEN STREET. LANCASTER
t@iPA. MoRE LIBERAL lNmCEMENTs THAN
At ANY OTHER SIMILAR ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
Having located myself at Lancaster Pa, where
my expenses are not above oneiifth as great as
those of similar establishments. in New York or
Philadelphia; and having had extensive eXper-
fence in the business--being nearly four years
partner of q &. Evans Esq. the originator of
the q 1T Enterprse-I flntter myself that | can
offer greater inducements than any other concern
in Tho United States
Gift worth from % cents to 500 will accom-
rany each Book at the time ordered.
~ AGENTS WANTED in every town in the
United States, to whom most liberal inducements
offered
| have lately issued new catalogue, covering
SO pages, embracing an infinite variety of Books
of every description, copy of which will he mail
ed postage paid, upon application, to any address
in the United States Let one fail to send fol-
a copy Address d. W. CLARK,
Aug q, 1858. Lane .stcr, Pa.
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E-TCiler, superior to that made of apples,
is made of the Chinese sugar cane.
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THE CECIL WIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY P. G. RICKETTS,.
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No paper discontinued until all ar.
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i9glr copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents.
Relics on NEBrCIApNEZZ AR. There is no
end to The wonders uncarthcd by the excaya.
tors Of tSsrlia. 1t is NOW stated that Col.
RawliuSom has found Ncbuchadncz2ar's hunt
Ing diary, i'll which he mentions having been
i'll aud HAT while lie was drllro,is he though
lie lad b, On out to craze like The beasts o
the field Rawlmsun also found pot Of pre-
serves. IN an excellent state OF preservation,
uf which Queen Victoria has tasted. How
little Nchuch adn,zzars cook drcamt. whm
inakl ing them, that lwcnt v-iivc centuries afr,
the Queen Of Eng and would cat some 0 f me
identical preserves that figured at her mas
tcr's table
TIE Women VINO LIVES WITHOUT EA.JSG.
"A medical correspondent Of the Newark
Advertiser, having recently visited Mrs.
Simeon Hays, - the woman who lives without
eating" at Chester, Warren county, New
York, saws
The clear. discriminating statements Of
Prof Van Burcn, Of the medical department
OF the New York University who saw her
recently, and of my investigating friend, DR.,
llinnan. Of Brooklyn, who saw her going to-
day. and with whom / intended to 90, leave
inc in LITTLE doubt with regard to the case
1t is unqusstionahly one Of hystera in its
most aggravated form. i.iulc food is reqnir-
cd in such eases, and this littIc is UNIQUE stlon-
ably administered. 1t appears that two sis
tcrS have had somewhat similar attacks o.
hystcria. which indicates the constitutional
tendencies Of the family That implicit Gre
deLce is not placed in the statement Of Mr.
lays, aftc, all, may G inferred by the fact
that within the last few days the citizens
have met to appoint vigilance committee to
watch and determine whether food is taken
or not. There is not hclc Il wait of motive
Although the husband has properly refused
to consent to let his wife 90 to Albany or
New los> for exhibition locking building in
village accessible to Caldwell by a plank
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SlIERlFF'S SALE.
D9 virtue Of Il writ Of Nenditoni Exponas,
ID issued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, to me directed, will offer at Public
Sale, at the Howard House, Elkton, on
Thursday, the 2nd dag Of September, 1858,
L BROWN MARE,
late the property Of Adam Lambert, and
taken in execution at the suit of David IL.
Agnew, Samuel b. Irwin, use of William A.
Long, and to be sold for Cash.
70 Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Aug. 81, 1S5S-ts. Sheriff.
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Many diseases that ailict humanity IRE inherited
as heir looms from the diseased bodies of sicky
stes. ScrotuIa, Consumption. Syphilis and Ii.s
are among the most com'nnn Of constitutional
diseases, Now, VIC care not how many generations
the seeds Of these Diseases may have been establish
81 IN the system, corrupting he h'ood-ItlDWAV'
REN0vArING RESoLN ENT will eradicate from tho
bodies of the afflicted every particle of diseased
deposits, and fill the veins with new. pure and
healthy btnol
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RApwAY's hENovAriNG KESoLvENr shcnd ho
hailed as a blessing ~ every mother, throughout
the land. whose infants are afflicted with sores,
l!umors &c. These breakngs ont Ohus early) are
evidences Of disease transmitted from the parent
stock. a few doses of the NENGvATI>G REspLvEEt
will eradicate every ycstiGa Of the dis ,se ans
insure the child Il sound and healthy body.
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SELECTIONS PROM PUNcH.-l 2d6id Question for
the Chief I1a6bt.-Could Baron Rothschild, asa
Jew, conscientiously make u purse out ola soI's
ear?
Conccntiona7itg-In q demoralized society,
the best possible substitute for virtue.
Chinese Detinition.-Pride objects to carry n
cotton umbrella, and gets wet through for its
pains.
Hoao to Draa0 Line-With the mathenati-
clans, straight line is the shortest with the
politician, it is crooked one. Circnmlocution
is the straight line of politics.
wide Queens speech) must, judging from what
it now is, have been filled when it was raining
regular St Swithin's of "cats and dogs" q
Simple QUesti0n.-By very innocent young
lady: Don't you think, my dear, that con.
'tinucd application of Rowland's Kalydorswould
be able to remove that monster big mole that
they say is near the mouth of Cherbourg har-
bor?" lE
Fres1. from BszgrquiG.-A Begravian lady
was expecting two visitors The one was her
Puseyite conlessor, and the other her solicitor.
There was double knock, a palpitating pause,
and the servant appeared at the drawing-room
door. The lady, anxious to learn the truth,
trcmblingly inquired Gift was the professional
gentleman?" mo, marn," was the tiunkey's
rough reply, "its the confessional gent.
Augury for Watering Place8.-An omen Of
some Importance may be derived from the flight
of guilS. If they fly in the direction of the
seaside hotel, their course suggests to the Wis
itor tn: cxpediency ofascertainiug whether econ
omy does not render it advisable for him to take
another one.
Nomenclature and the -'Experience
has shown that the town guano is less hurtful
in the sewers and in the rivers than in the dwell
lings of the people. The country can never rest
satisfied until the water, which is distributed
through its dwellings, carries away all the town
guano to fertilize the land" Register General
: Il Nice Jury.-We wonder how the jury who
tried the case. of Swynten and Swyfen could
have arrived at the verdict that the testator
was sane. The following passage from the evil
dence seems to us conclusive the other way
We copy it from the report. The testator's ad.
IS an MS upon T@e
with plate of Strawberries. The testatortook
off his spectacles and ate them" The Brit
ish jury who could believe in the sanity of
man who is thus proved to have eaten his spec
tacles ought to be photographed en- aaasse, and
the picture sent to adorn the asylum for idiots
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9G;. iaDmE !d5 -
LIVER INYIGORATOR /!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

- PREPARED by. DIR. SANFORD, - ,.7-
Compounded Entirely from GUMS
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME.
DICINES now before the public that acts as Cdtarttc
Snosn b aey fssr Psney
acting first on the 1trq eject Its morbid matter then
compishng two without any Of the
artcs Strengthens tie system It tie same tims
strengthen and build st up with unusualrapidity.
The LIVER one of the principal regulators of the
human bodyi and when 1t performs its functions well
Is almost entirely dependent on the healthy action Of the
perform ance offs the
having ceass to So 'Pl one e.
gam one of the made his study in
practice of more than tWentyO years. to find some femey
~ s h t 20 cCAnteFaet the arrangements to which
To prove
These Gums remove alimorbid or bad matter from
thesystern supplying In healthy flow bile
ea e Sst ~ g
Wnote macni1ery remoVngSthe cause of the disease
BILIOUS ATfSGKs are cured An wHAr L
BETTER RI9RTRXENTBD, occasional Of the
One after eating acent to relieve the
R one aose taken retiring prevents NIGHT
ss Saiy Ss asas .as5 the
One dose taken after each meal win cure DYSPEPSIA
sIR XRs dose q Two will always relisv
One bottle taken for f. male III,
Only one dose Rasdate Feis7es 9 e2fsS While
One dose often repeated isQa cure for CHOLERA
bottle throw out Of Ii,
~ One bottle taken orAaJAINDIOE removes an sal
loTness or unnatural color1trom the skin :
or to the appetite. and makes food digest well
p o 3s dose often EePsatedrepresi QHR0NzO OAR
30 VEL, complaints yiedz to the rst dose ~
caused b. WORMS T.
F1IsS AK =, !, a ,n,,i AZ st
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CLARENDON HOTEL,

I
TNHIS spacious elegant hotel has during tn ~0st
i month, been entirely renovated, and is tn
pete order for the reception of permanent and transient
with artistic taste, by the firm Of Gu1LLR ALLIES The
carpets have been carefully selected of the approved
STYLES and quality, from the establishment Of W. j.
SLOANE and entire and magnificent dinner service,
the table dhote and private dinners manufac.
tured expressly for the hotel ny TIFFANY & Co.
The cuisine Is conducted heretofore, the most
arged and liberal scale by of the rst CHIEFS assisted
by three superior artists and with the marketing under
the especial direction Of g.. KERSER.
This hotei exceedingly well ventilated and is amply
provided with upwards seventy bathrooms and water
conveniences single well suites orooms
The propretors embrace this opportunity to their
thanks for the liberal patronage that has thus far
crowned their endeavors and beg leave to that
effort will be made to render the CLARENDON one of the
first hotels In the country.
Terms SO 90 per day. No charge for baths. =.
aug27-1wtw&w"l G. KERNER & j. BIRCH, PrOnrietorS.
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e. AYERS
- PILLS.
FoR AL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed public demand for an efec-
tive purgatiye pill which could be relied and
perfectly safe In its operation This has been prepared
to meet that demand and extensive trial ofits
has concusyely shown with what accopshes
but net easy to make the best Of all t WHICH
should have of the objections, but al the adVan
and With what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision 1t has been unfortunate for the
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels This IS not
Many of them produce SO much gripping pain and revul
good to be derYed from them These pills produce no
irritation pain, unless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowels Being
purely vegetable, harm arise from their use in
any quantity but it is better that any medicine should
in the several diseases 70 which they are applicable are
given the box 9Annong the complaints which have
Complaint in its various forms Of Jaundce Indigestion
LanguoE and Loss Of Appetite, Lsessness, Iitabity,
in the Side and LOins for, in truth all these but
the consequence of diseased action in the liver. As
aPeEen they afford prompt and sure relief in Costive
Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and inn
purity Of the blood in short any and every case where
They have also produced some singulary successful
cures IN % nat o Goq 1ys FEPs
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring of
the year to purify the blood and prepare the system for
the and bowels healthy action and restores
the appetite and xgOr They purify the blood by
the strength of the body restore the wasted or
diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence
casional dose is advantageous though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, every purgatye medicine
reduces the strength, when taken The thou
sand cases in which physc is required cannot be
erated here but they suggest themselves the
of every body and this pill found answer better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind Where their virtues once known, the
public will longer doubt what remedy employ when
in need of a catharfc medicine, Being sugar-wapped
they are pleasant to take and0eng purely vegetables no
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, wrapper ON the Box,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

gao" PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
VIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, North Western, South.
Western States by Roilway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
all ports onthe Western Rivers at Cleveland and SAN
dusy with Steamers to all ports the Northwestern
Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest and reliable
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great Vest. e5a. ,esg. 80 t5F5Es F..
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes Hats andl
Gaps, Books, Dry Goods lin boxes, bales i,r.
and trunkS Drugs n boxes and bales zoe per 4VV bs!
Feathers, Furs &c. ..................,
SECOND .OLAsS-Domestc Sheeting
Shifting and Ticking, Cn original bales 5 o.
Drugs Tin casks Hardware Leather, uVc per 4oO IDS
@n rolls or boxes)Yool and sheep Pelts
Eastward. =
THIRD CLAss.-Anvls Steel Chains TN .e75s
Tobseeo maaafaota- soc 100 lbs
S91s SsxS sP 81, cigars or cut) &c. &c.
Lard LaFS on Nails soda ASH 4oc 100 lbs
man GIay, Tar, Pitch Rosln &c.
qtT-1oc per Dbl until further notice.
GRAIN-1n carloads So cents per IOOIhs nntl Frr,i.
notice. - OS'' NHS1 AuFtneF
COTTON per bale exceeding 500 lbs ,nt,,
further notice. ets'is' 1A4t4
~ lnshlnping goods from any point east Of pbi,adsl
Gha, be partcnlarto mark ttpi0 Penn
hdtEr0Ga All Goods consigned to the agents IF
st phiadephta or pittsburgh, Will forwarded whon
FREIonT AGENTS. Evans, 81 Kilby street Ros+o. + =
Astor House, aud MOL william street and IcIn
battery Place. NeYork; Pierce Goo Zsnes
y " 60, and sprngman Brown, CINCINNATI o.
Garter Jewet Louisville, KY; g ORiley 90 Evans
Yile, indi K Sass, st. Louis, No; Harris WorTnla Z %
TENN Ieech Go, Chicago, iii; Glass Fort
more; D A Stewart Pittsburgh - :. FNV0us' pa4tl-l
=, H. Fl. HUSTON, Gent Freight Agent Pb,l.d
b ePolyl HI. LoMBAERT, supt., Altoona, Pa
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1878. l857-SA
81 go
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
NTT1NTER ARRANGBMRNr.-on and after Monday, De-
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every mornings except Sunday at $50 O'Clock, Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia atl1 90 p m.
ats.4O ~ :.
The Johnstown Accommodation Pittsburgh
daily except Sunday 80 O'Clock, p stopping at all
stations running far Conemaugh First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily e
cept Sunday, at 1040 a. M The Second accommodation
Train for Turtle Creek leaves leaves daily Sunday
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh followsES
tion ii a. M First Turtle Greek $50 a. M;
Second 4O Third Accommodation, Gu
Trains for Bairsvie and Indiana connect at Blarsvie
Intersection with Mail Train East Express train est and
the Johnstown Accammo daton Train East and West.
Pittsburgh and Connesvle Trains, stopping at all sta
lions on the Pittsburgh and Connesvtte RoaI daily
press Train $3.50 Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and Connesvlle Road, arrive at Pittsburgh sS5 and
The travelling public will find It greatly their nteres
going East West to raveb by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, the accommodations offered, be
passed other route As the road is baasted with
stone, entirely from dust promise
ty speed and comfort all who favor thsroad with
their patronage 1asb i2fia la-
Fare to New York. S13 90
-Azg't :" Philadelphia. ................l00 90
&c % Lancaster ........................g95
TSh' g Harrisburg. =. Observation-Disclosures. 45
Railroad, and 10 Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers tickets in the cars will charged
Ten Gents in addition to the Station rates. from sta
tions where the Company has agent.
NoT1cz.-In ofloss, tho Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage on and for
NBaThe Excelsior Omnibus Line, has been employedto
charge MOTTO exceed 25 cents for each passenger bag
Fer Tickets applytO J.srEwART, Agent,
ffEls Attic P. n. R. Passenger Station,
jan1 on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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Cheaper than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever.
GREAT DIsTREssa and heavy losses In the East Railroad
NJ Stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced the Market
and sold atrunous prices the Importer Manufacture
have just returned from the Eastert cities and have
purchased goods at those ruinous prices
my customers rnd the public generally MP to
order In Goats Pants and Vests the and most
fashionable way and than they
have ever been offered in this market will get fine
clothes same heretofore paid
Come and buy [oc9el a, NJ. ADAMS.