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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29
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Does not h excessive pruning have a
tendency to induce ~ovebearing in apple
trees,and thus make the trees short L.
we'd? Ihave no ticed that some of the
freebearing varieties, such as theRhode
Island Greening, and the Belmont, or
Golden Pippin, are dying in this vicini-
ty, apparently from this cause; the
latter kind, especially, has almost died
ont within the past three or four years.
| am of opinion, that many of our best
managers, those that take the most
care of their trees, use the saw and
axe altogether too much, and too in
discriminatory in their orchards; but
50 long as the trees bear well, it is
difficult to convince them of the fact.
1t their apple trees die, it was that
cold winter that killed them; but the
fact, that young trees that were vigor-
Gus endured the cold winter without
injury, seems to indicate some cause
back of that. As my experience in
that line is not sufficiently extended
to prove my position, / should like
the opinion of some one better quail
fed to judge in the matter.
If am right, a great deal of time
and labor is worse than wasted every
spring, in reducing fruit-trees to the
.knobby skeletons too MANY of them
present after the process of pruning
has been performed TO the satisfaction
OF the owner. Another effect, which
seems to be as little suspected as the
one just mentioned, sometimes follows
lnJudlclous zeal in pruning. Il should
like to know what ails that Newton
Plppln tree" remarked a neighbor the
other day, pointing to a once hand |
some and thrifty specimen, that might
have been through the wars" to
Judge from the scars on its trunk and
branches; HtIe limbs seem to be cover
ed with dead spots, and / can't find
no borers neither" you've trimmed
1t pretty closely, havn't your" / ask
ed, as examination showed the dead
spots to be very plainly caused by un-
natural exposure of the trunk and
branches to the sun. "WeIl, yes: two
years ago | cut away about near half
OF the top, | should think; it bore a
beautiful crop of appels that year, but
last summer it didn't do much. and
the top all grew up full of water
shoots, and when | come to trim il
this spring, | see the bark is loose in
aver SO many places" We'll. nv
friend, you've just murdered your tree
by thinning the top so much that it let !
the sun in on to the large branches in :
the middle of the head; don't you see !
that all the dead spots are on the IN !
per and south sides of the limbs, where =
the sun would strike them fairly?"- 5
they are" he admitted reluctantly: v
but pshaw! it couldn't have been that: 4
always thin out all my apple trees
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all The PURPOSES oF A FAMILY PHYsLo

their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigorate every portion of the human Or
Storing its healthy vitaIitics. As a consequence
of these properties, the invalid who is bowed
down with pain or physical debility is astonished
to find his health or energy restored by a remedy
at once SO simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday COM
plants of every body, but also many formula
bic and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named is pleased to furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their use in the following COM
plants; CostUeness, Heartburn, Headache 0ris-
ing from disordercd Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion,
Pain in and Morbid IndctfOn Of the BoaeLs, Flat
ulesry, Loss Of appetite. Jaumdicc, and other
kindred complaints, arising from a low state Of
the body or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprinciplcd Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask
for AYER,s PILLS, and take nothing else.
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l am a physirian of thirty years practice. My PRINCIPAL
study has been dlscasaS Of females. They have generally
baHied my best rIIogts. Obtaining he materials comp posing
MarshallS Uterine CAlhaltcon- Twas pleased with them?
gave them "A fair triai, ana found myself abundantly sue
cessiul- In my former practice | could only mitigate the
symptoms OF about hII6 tke cIses- aud could not cure one
IA ten; now 1 can radically cure al least seventeen in TWEEN
~ aud mitigate the rest. / consider MarshalIts Uterine Ca
tholIcon the creates; blessing to females have met with.
WILLIAMS, Md, Charleston.
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A"lAAAA1
ha nhe T SoGy. is s6 oe Of The principle reguln,ors Of Ne
"a IS almost entirely de- penaent on on' &c K he saids vac ss-
sgpe ~ ~ ~ when agt ne , si9,aJ aeh is at fault, the bowels
anenee of ons orgsn-thel LSsr-hsying ceased 70 10
~ NM nris,o or me diseases iof hat organ, one Of The
with 70 eeun'eractth the ma ny deiaaesaiends to Which
10 prove that this rene dy is atlas,roundanvper per.
forms, hasbuttotry abotj e tie, and convI ction is GER
These Guns remove all . morbid or bad matter from
we Sys'tin, snPPiylng "a their place a healthy dow
es1weilparJgin ne blood a. sisinT so Sans ana s = & !,
he Whole msshiaery, re; 5 moving The cause Of Tie he
Bilhofs aaasSs are cured and. rAatis sraz. prerrI-
ea, o! 'he occasional use = use OF the Lirer iartgora-
one dose after eahngis is sufficient to relieve the
.tsnaeh and prevent The - food from rising ana sour.
Only ono dosetaken be- q fore etlring, prevents
only one dose taken at night, osens the bowels
one dose taken after each meal win cure Dye.
one dose Of two tea 70 spoonfuls will always ro
One botel taken for fe- = male obstruction removes
only one dose immedi 81 ssi"sdi y n reitevesP ehose, S SRs:
va o9saose 9iten repeated rs a sure curefor choisTo
R~ Only one bottle is needed to throw out Of the
80 sSn ~ enecis2 t meaf Gins after a long sickness.
lowHesso unnatnrai color % from lie skin :" -
ohe dose taken a short time before entiDggtveavi vi
ger One e0 do sas o sPPe reSes Ssdd make food aiSssi well
Us Tersi forms while Saaf lger aud BoWet complaints
one or two doses cures attacks caused BY Eoyr.
IN Children there are no surer, safer, or speedisr
remedy IN the world, as Ia iserer 6Rs.
RS-A lew bottles cures iDraPsg, by exciting The alb.
We take pleasure in re- commencing This m aat..nm
asva preventive for ftrrri IayVs. ChiV9 E1rr IA al
fS-ersof a BiUious Tgps.- II oorrates with ee-sl.11
and thousands are willing to testify TO its wonderful
a. Nh' aSsit aTegiriHs thetr HaWinoWs tsnRopy ivIG.
RS--Fir Water in tkr mouth &C nA tke Kari7oralsr and sral.
20 oohA together.
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR
Is scIENrIF1C MEDICAL DISCOVERY and 4. a,,,v
morH."s cures, almostteg great to believe. II cures asif BY
~ o .,o nc FrSt desegtr ing bcRg6S, and seldom more thai
Sso Is required toeurep nyk kind Of Eiger ComplAinA
TN us worst Jahadicc or Dyspepsia TO a c0mmrn EcHdS
'NHfs Aiio which are the result OF a Diseased I(Pa.
PRICE oNR noLLAR PER RorxlK.
pk; SANFORD, Proprietor, Sd5 Broadway. New York
Ana nd etanea by all nrnggistS. Sold also by HI L.STARR
\ BRO, Delawa, G; Ohio.
SS. hslI,
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PRATT 5 TYLEE'S
w Machine.

TIVE Subscribers beve obtained Letters Patent. for a
Il WAsHlN;i MACuISE, which is chear in its construc.
ton, and simple in its ARRANGEMENTS. With it all kinds of
Washing, from the heaviest Carpet and Bed Quilt, to the
Anesf muslin nul lace5 can be easily and safely done.
All the various operations of RCBB! ING. SUDSING, and
RINSINsI. can ne neatly performed The operator need
not resort TO t-r wash board whit exllusiing lab u, over
steaming sudS to finish she work in hand.
by the simple act of turning acranS. continuously in one
direction. the clothes are passed rapidly through The snds
and as rapiily the sSds are expelled, which forces out the
dirt. This work Is so light that a boy or girl of 10 OF u
years. can easily do it.
Shirt collars and Wristbands can be thoroughly cleanEed
without starting a stitch or breaking a baton in less than
half the III ne required on the washboard.
FS-This machine is SOLD for the low nrice CT SIX Dollars
We will send l, to any part of the United States on receipt
cft the abeFe sun Xilfreight and charges 10 be paid i.
the purchaser.
ES-Ne offer great inducements to those wishing to pur-
chase State and County rights.
"a All communications either for Machines or Rights,
directed tothe subscribers willreceire immediate attention.
=. b, PRATT,
REFEREscE.-BRAINERD 4 BURRfDGE, Patent A
gents, Cleveland, Ohio.
The machine can be seen at the shop of JOHN McELRoY,
where persons wishing 10 examine it are invited to cali.
March Is. 1859
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NEW BOOKS.

HONSTANTIY being received and sold by tn subscri-
Oters, who will supply any Roooks that they may not
have nh hint. ca short notice. tproyiied always they are
not prrvcrsive III heir tendency at the Catalogue City
prices
Jan 2ttS5s. . h. D-iCEiNSON& SON.
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF
HEALTH TO ALL MANKIND.
L
A BOON TO THE sICKq

-
BOON TO THE sICK4
J. The Want Of a sterling medicinal 70 meet the ills and
h enHFii1 fro 81 f "a S9ae I poftt on Of humanity and ono
VA Vi serHreiy ieit III his al powerful medicine was usher.
/ come the household remedy of all nations, Their attribute
Il ROOF of the compla int, and thus by removing the hidden
+ ergies Of the system ass Jia a aai5 fesl or u ehe dr9oping en-;
a and functionary transformation r4s'4s = "sr III 0 VIA
Dyspepsia.
course Of these andse pt tel Pin an'i aSd i yseid dsreas %TeiF ORGANS TO q
shape this Sydra of dPPfe = , eHsi5 10 T I,ssifr ,E whsa hidsons
t and unerrins remedy disperses it from the patients sys,
General Debility and Weakness.
From whatever cause, lowneSs of spirits, and all other
s..Ens Of diseased divsE, and other disorgonizalio9 Of The
powerful! antise tic and detergent remedy.
Bilioas Disorders.
q THE proper quantu,1 and -,s + e e Z ~ Of the, the bile il o:
h is anti. bilious medicine eSneIs re hidden seeds ofghe
apd ausntI, cleansing and resusitat.7s lAt S'ai functions
Sickly Females. |
should lose no time in trying a few coses of this resula-
PisTio' : il fS esn Be ia sfst@eo WIN Tii eafsI sF may sl bee be ,i sbfig e S%a
other Reorganization its enect is aIi}buii iniracaions. III
Unreiuted Proof.
The testimony Of Nalionss unanimously borne to 10 ihe
in every Te living T'ae - ' Frd n93 af,g resed y an s]as5E aat
ness of their intrinsic worth. ~ -" "s "'N'""0'e
HoAoway's Pills are the best remedy lno.en
in the ~Ord for the fououing diseases.
nhiniIa! DlRfrhHa, lndigast on,
Dove complaints, Dropsy, lnJuenza. |.
C IL DepuNy, inflammation,
G9lds' Feverand Ague, Inward Weakness,
Cns niseases Female Com livor Complaints, q
nvSae' ,pMms' Iowness of Spirits, t
D.sPepsha' Headaches, Piles. 4
secondary synp- iene rial Alice Worms of all y
nv lions. kinds, I
H5-CAUTION!-None r. renuine rnlass ,ho 1901,
uIoIpWAy, New York and London, " are discerntble ms n
w w az mlik IN every leaf ofihe book of directions around
Il, ~ u u PS ~ Dr. ooXi the same may be plainly seen by holding
-. ~ 70 ts Hsht. a handsome reward will be gwen III
~ , - rendering Information as may lead 10 the detection
ainy party or parties counterfciimc the medicines or 4
~ same, knowing then 10 be spurious. =
N = ssoia at the Manufactures of Professor uoLLowAY. 50
"a t 6u lane New York, and by all respectable Druggists
i hn nealers IN Medicine throughout the United States and
each. SH'N % ceh's' anu Sl'uo
sizes. 'S - N"AAHs ~ larger
hSoFder are affixed TO each boz. eNS
March 1, IS59-Iy
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CLocKS. Watches and JsNeEFy repaired in the hes
~ mahaer p Sktltfu3 AadtxPerIeaeea Te-knaen. AINa5
), Williams Block C.FLATT. II
December -. Ls5z 1
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WEST BEDFORD, coshoc on Co.,

WEST BEDFORD, Ceshoc on Co.,
May Il, 1851.
Mr.. II. B. kipgsley-SIr: have been selling the mcdi-
cincs of the GraHenbrFg Company for the last ten years
anu have invariably found them TO give good satisfaction,
and the Pills ! have sold TO a great many families as regu-
larry as their Tea and eoure, and with my trade they have
become a staple article. MarshrlIs Uterine Gatholicou is
a medicine that has dome a great amount OF good in Female
Diseases One lady l sold il TO told me she had received
more heneitfrDm one bottle than she did from a long course
Of medical treatment by the most skillfHl ply Srians.
IoursIruly, JAMES WILSON.
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IIofice.

HUE partnership heretofore existiTg under the
~ name and firm Of CHAMBERLAIN & kVgRf, Is this day
1ssaiFed by limitation Of time, All persons Indebted to
~ aboVe hfm are requested to make immeaapte payment
10 elther OF the parties, (but Mr.. J, c. Avery vii. pay spe-
cla' attention TO the settlement of the business
&. C. CHAMBERLAIN,
March Is, lS5S*-tf }. G. AVERY
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l.. EASTMAN 81 SOM,
a RE now receiving, fresh from New York, their
44 spring stock Of
Millinery & Fancy Goods,
CONSISTING N FART oF
Light Dress Silks, Swiss aud Jacouett Muslins.
Ehgtngs aud Insertions, Embroidered Sands.
Needle Work Collars, Ribbon Trimmed Collars Il Sleeves
Mourning Sets, White and Colorod Kid Gloves .Gauntlets'
Ladies, Gents and Children's Hosiery.
STEEl. EXTENSION AND RATTAN HOOPS.
And numerous other articles IN the Dry Goods and Ehncv
line. Our
Millinery Stock
consists Of Colored Straw, Black and White Straw Drab
Mixed, Satin and Pearl Straw BONNFTS Also, WilloY
Fancy Lace, Belgian Braid and shaker Hoods. White and
Co!ored Leghorn, aud Girsie Ridiaq Hats, RIooBers. a..
Dc. Also, a Ml stock of Bonnet silks, Frames. Borders.
klbbphs ana Flowers, Head Dresses, Dress Trimmings, |
ana everything usually kept in a First Glass Millinery
ana variety store. We have secured the services of an
Experienced Milliner and Dress Maker.
Work done with neatness and dispatch. Al uork War-
FdHted- Latest Paris Patterns for Ladies' and Children, re-
oeiVed monthly from New York,
showing goods.
L. EASTMAN. E NJ EASTMAN
Delaware, March 25, 1859
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tTaVeIIlhg m cHltfgf tlrreFf.
FREIGHTS HESTWARD

'"OI F1ItH.
By This Route Freights of all descriptions can be forwor.
aed from Philadelphia; New York, Boston, or Baltimore,
70 any point on the Railroads OF Ohio. Kentucky Indiana'
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, BY RaiIfoad direci'
lhc Pennsylvania Railroad also connec $ at PTtsb urrh
with steamers. by which Goods can be farnTsrded 10 ~
port on ihe ohio Muskingunl, kentucky, Tennessee. Cum.
bertrand. Illinois, Mississippi, WISCONSIN, Missouri. Kansas
As-kan 'as, and Rel Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and
ChicAtTa With Steamers to all Ports on the North Western
LaAss.
Mercn. nts ard Shippers entr usttng the II transportation of
heir Freight 10 us Company, can rely with con ddence ON
is speedy trlnsrt
TIE HATES OF1sREIGHT to any point in the West by
the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all times as favorable as
are charged by other r. Il. C9mpa MES.
m merchanis in the West ord erig goods from the East
" u u w &c directthem to be nhippea by tins Route.
vii r rnG IL aH te ,hn. to their own $ shipments from cue East
C9nlpanya at the following places before shipping: or letter,
meet with prompt attention. "4i
h. }. SNEEpER PHILADELPHIA.
MAGKAN u kJDNS, 50. North Street a1,inoro
ffEEFFtHsC2i A%2 Astor House OF No Is. Wm. St. \ Y. /
III H0tSr0N, Gent Freight Xg't, phii,d.lrbia
~ ~ = II Gehp Ticket As't, Philadelphia,
lbs SCJTT, Genl Sup't Altoona. Pa |
January IA, IS59-Iy |
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The Pennsylvania Central
RAILROAD
La a q GGE.aS.=zll1E Iz..zzsszsa
The Capacity ofthis Road is now equal to any
in the Country.
THREE Tupoucu

THREE THROUGH
P A S S E n GER T Il AIN S
W PITTSBURGH Il PHIL ADELPHIA,
GG9nneeting direct in the Union Depot, at Pittsburgh, with
phia New York, Boston. baltimore and Washington Cfy:
gers unsurpassed, for speed and comfort, by any oher
Express ami Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia
without change Of Cars or Conductors
sieeping Garsto Express :s and Fast S Trains. III TIiE ESqiRIHl 5
IN M bsiIL Nal and Fast Line Sundays excepted :
press and Fast Line connect for Baltimore and Washing
Exptess Train leaves Pnis5urgh2 a m. arrives at Phila-
Mail Train leaves PirtsbnPrsh 5 a. nv n arr " : in in Fl
Fast nai Line ne f ie w: F + } ne By : "a a M N arriv,s in pbt,ade1-
Ps3% ma P y b al rlat At 8; 70 a; m, New York 3sop- M
Two Daily Trains between New York and Boston. Through
BOATTICkErSto Bos,oa are J%5 via Norwirh H. Fan
TICKETS EASrW / may be obtained at any or the
important Rail Road Offices in the West; also. on boar any
Rivers; and Fia x rs 4 Wa 52'fff HRi iPs at M shs oaieps or Of On" ih9
Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia
Hy~Fare AWAY Us as low as by any other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PIrTsBuRGH
sy Ths fop RRaif Road If e, 5h sb M@s!sf@ as sSn9e ,fts ms of the Penn
D~IRECTLINK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
GREAT NORTHWEST.
The connecting of trarks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Pit,sbgrshi ay1;i.ng al drsyags Or ferrtsse Of freishi,
prectatcd by shippers of Freigh', and the travelling Pub
PARTLEs sHIPPING EASTWARD will find it to their
ad va r, to shin by this koate;
address either of the foll5wins Agents of In. % napannv v:
ia. STEWART Pittsburgh;
Doyle & Co, StenbenyiIIe. O.: II 5. Pierce 4 Co. Zanes-
vile, o. j. J. Johnston. Ripley. o; K. NrNerly. Nav
gille,, Ky. or1nSby \ CroPp2r, I, rsnotuh, o.; Paddock &
Co.. Jefersonvihe, Id; II. W. Brown q Co, Cincinnati,
9; Athsrn 4 Hi5bert. Cincinnati, O. z. c Meldrnm, Mad.
ley \ Co, Evansville, Ind; n. W. Grtham i Co cairo
III; r. F. Sass, st. Louis, Mo-; John II. Harris. Nashville
Tenn; Harris 4 Hunt, Memphis, Tenn; Clark / Co,
Chicago, H. W H II. kontz, Alton. H.; Murphy & Vale,
Dubuque, Iowa; or TO Freight agents of Railroads at
iiderent points in the West.
TIE GREATEST FACILITIES OFFERED FOR THE
PR0TEGTfON AND SPEEDY TR~ASPORrATION OF
LIVE STOCK
And Good 1tious with usual privileges for Dcr.
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Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
adiscrdered Liver or stomach
CUCH as Constipation, Inward Piles. fuiiaess or blood
- to thr Head Acidify an the SttIlsch- <aHSea- Heart
burn. Ti<rnsf for Food. FuliHaS< ar ae.Ebtin the Stomach
Saur Eracsalias sinking or fsut~riag at The PHI at lhs
: umach. Swimming Of t#e Head. hurried aud diTirult
Breaking. flr.Lerins Al ;he Hear, Choking or sarvcaiing
sensations Eif-n in a lying pos IRE, lnaaSSs of Vision.
Doss ~ Nete hsiure ts Slza;. Fever and dull pat. in the
Head. f5eHci-Hcv Of PerSf5r+ Ion- GriiownsSS OF the Skin
and Eve<- PafI in the Ss.ie- Back. Chest. iiaa3s. Xr-. Sud
A-u FiuSh.s 81 Heat. burning in the flesh constant fnHs-
siningS 81 aayil aHd great Depression oI Spari5s.
The prnpriaigT, in calling lhe attention nf the pnhic to
this preparation. does 50 with Il feeling ef the utmost cuni
i-uer ia its virtues aud adaptation to the Diseases log
Nnirh IL - r-c1al.uenlFa-
lis no nrW Aul ualried article. bat one thar has S'sad
lie - of "a - ycur-S Tr;a! ftrf1re the american ueal.I%.
=Ild lis ref.atz taI and safe are HuFivaiica by any similar
preparations rNIanI. he Testimony in its faYur, ct en- Ex
the aa,.si prabulaeut AMI well knoE II Physicians AMI mil
Viluals Ia all paris of the country, is immense: aud "a care
iul p-ru<ai 4 the Almanac. published annually ly lie pro
-riet"r- and TO he had gratis al auy OF his gents. can-et
,st satisfy thr most Skcpt=al that fhiS remedy Is really de
serving the great celebrity Ii bas obtained
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-29

ONE Pr EToH BUGGY and one Two HORSE WAC
CON, for sale very low. C. ID. POTTER 4 CO.
june % %. TemplAr Hail
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Wooden and WILLOW Ware

Tobacco, Cigars, &C.
IN BoXes"cs. Scs- aud Iuc. ASSORTED Tobaccos-aIg AIDES
~ "a % Half Pnunts-favorite brands:
= Thousand superior Half Spanish Cigars:
20 thousand iidvallna ami German cigars,
10 Kegs Fix Twist Tobacc0-light kegs;
John Audrrson's Solaee TohtceO;
smoking tobacco in BARRELS and Papers.
InSinrr andfor sale by
April q 81. X. f. HILLS Il SON
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Reynolds & Frank
Manufacturers and Dealers in
G.
s~pL4i,'s6 NuRIH EooN TLMPLAR HALF
Great Excitement In Olive
Green!

eE3
Athe Afr Carriaet ann Hagen Kaaufactnry,
People Frightened into Mysteries by the Wen
derful Low Prices that the Subscriber has
for such Splendid and Fancy
Carriages and Wagons!
"A - have procnrruthc services o experienced workner,
: / can furnish tthos- that wi give rue a CALI a To-, ii at
VIII excite their GlasiHatiar- Having iteen experienced n
4 business unwaitts of twenty We r. CA with couiharnt g
say thatl can do as good work as Gaia be manufactured II
ms county Therefor" | relra'. give me a call, and I " II
furnish ~ order ANY kina af a job III Al ynI wish to uurch ts+.
Ny work tx got up III a style IhsI viii please he most ras /
clons u MOI. they etHnOt be PLEASED ia At rs aEI
EtGHIES- / have nDrkal- lhr carry on the various bran
ches of the trade. W.T." have wurkEd la all the prinefn,
shupstH the Fastrri' citfeS; co .SrGnrnlY have tie ahili =
ana means tn manufacture" work that e lnnot lee Supras de
in the Western county All work warranted that's done at
my shop.
JOHN Il. HARVEY
SO
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Snnnrine
Foreign and Domestic Good

Foreign and Domestic Goods.
ION bushels Choice Dried Ap 1les,
AOO % bushels choice Dried Peaches.
5Jkcgs German Primes,
50 boxes VI Il x Lag er /. lsins,
20 half and quarter boxes kasius
100 drums Fresh Fl gs.
10 Dozen cans Fresh Peaches.
5 barrels CrdnberrieS.
In store and for sale at No. 4, Williams Rioci.
January Ia, 1853. n n NIIIc
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Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Granenberg Medf-
cines. Dr. B fAa physician Of extensive % actice, and or
OF the most successful in the county CFrtirnb ulD in which
he resides.
This certifes that l have used Tire GraGenberg Pills and
Marshali's Cafhnfieon, sold here by ). HI. C. johnson. in
my practice to my entire satisfaction They are good med
iclnes- IF. Ii W BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trtstnb utl Co., March Z, 1857.
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New Sugar. Crop 1855
New White Fish.

4 few Hhds lust received. The qna1ty is spnerior
- g X. +. HILLS A SON.
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Cherry PICTORIAL,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
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So wide is the field of ifs usefulness, and so
numerous are the cases of ifS%tIrcs, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons
publicly known, WHO have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases q the
lungs by its use Wren once tried, IT'S superior
apparent 10 escape observation, and where its
virtues arc known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote 10 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident TO our climate. While many
inferior remedies. thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable TO be
forgotten.
PREPARED BIZ
DR.. J. 9. AVER g. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by M. T.. STARR & BROTHER, and B..
DICKINSON & SON, Delaware, and by Drug
gistsgenerally.
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO., Wholesale
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
January IS, 1859.
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The Strongest, Most Elastic and Durable Stitch
ever made.-W arranted equal to any 500
Machine in the market.