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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIEs 81 MAIL.

Look over the list, make mp case OF what kind you
choose and enclose the amount stamps
by mail 90 address. 1t No $50 Broadway, York
the medicine viii be duly returned by mail express
Of charge
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THINGS no REMEMBER.

PLEASE RRMEHBER--That these Specifics entirely
harmless Instances all Babies may
tsn, children them, the aged, n6rm Invalid
PLEASE RESEMBER.-That thousands OF the most gift
ed and iue gent minds In this country and Europe have
long since in their adherence TO Homeopathy and
employ exclusively In all cases Of diseases for Themselves
and families
PLEASE REMEAiBER.-That only In long standing,
old conPl,nts but in recent and violent Diseases Of The
dangerous character Homeopathy has proved s
peFority TO other system 10 repeated trial..
PLEASE Observation-Disclosures Homeopathy is sustained,
theories and doctrines, but from Its daily and
hourly in curing the sick and aFTesting disease
PLEASE REMEMDER-rhat II Is the little ills that lead
and tits little ailments that, neglected lead to
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE MEIBRR--ThAt you may have It In your
the beginning. and thus prevent grave diseases
PLEASE REMENBER.-ThAt this system you the
struggling forcing and deception uEed get other med
taken by children Al iurousoften dangerous
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That the evil results OF such
struggles generally than oveTbalance all the good that
may h done by the medcints thus given.
PLEASE REMEMBER. That HumphreYs' syslem Of Hc-
moyac Specifics the priVEte practice Of the
TEN Of all psrpsy and iHtrtclcy, that every body
them.
PEEAsE RESIEMBER.-That the Of Asingie chronic
alrnent such Piles, Cararrh. Headache, Salt Rheum
will more than ten times pay the cost Of = case.
PLEASE REdENBER.-ThAt two four dollars Invested
In a Specific RsmedIes will many
you every freedom anxiety, preVen
ton Of disease, and absolute relief.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

A gentleman public lecturer, = severe cold the
part last month, while travelling and leeturing
northern though addressing Pnblie a9diensss
every evening; In days. by the aid Of the Specific
entirely and enabled 70 pursue his call
ing without ineonVenenee No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady 4Ohad taken violent cold, which
tied her lungs causing cough, the side and
considerable fever and Such colds usual
" very lasting and troubesnme but taking the Specific
Cough Is four times day, In three days she
tireiE well.
younEma % had cough and hoArseness for nteen
months Daring cold weather his voice lost only
speak In Uhipers pain induced coughing cold dry
raising only tribe quite feeble and enact.
aed Had taken several medicines with but little
benefit He commenced with the Cough Pls-on- pill three
times per day-and found himself Improving, his
cough nder and sosT passed O strength and
appetite Improved, aud In few weeks entirely well
having taken other medicine.
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NHE celebrity Gayetys MedIeatel Paper for the va
ter.eioset Is rapidly being extended throughout the
unted States II the articles before
the pa5ile. Il obTIates
white paper aud paper stained with pe producing pFn-
ter' Ink Il Il aud preventive Of piles
may be relied /: fine and light bank pa
Pe aud as tough stout EraPr Nothing Of value
and utility before offered the Pube 1000
cost only - 800 sheets 81 Zach sheet Of the ge=u
Inc contains The Of J. @ Gaystty,
get the w5aierfn article from Of the ssts from
the proprietor, No II Ann ST. n y By expreas
nov26-3u
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PILES.

clergyman OF the Baptist Church, well Illinois
writing 70 81 have been for seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded my
oneRt time indeed, hopeless but IhAye used
your medicine (Pne speehe), and cured. 1 have
doubt are laying the world under great and aspg
Obligation"
gentleman Of any yearE, well and favor1bly
Cehl, Delaware county, NeWYoT had been marty to the
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive heor
rhage, pain and suffering he reduced the verge
tsnes confirmed inyaiid disqualified for any business.
md life almost burden It Is needless 70 add that he had
tiled all lies, from al OF DOCTORS little
purpose He consulted years ago, aud
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
Prom this he BEGAN 10 Improve and since has had
serious turn Of Piles. From the Fst month
past he had oceaaonally symptoms Of his old Complaint
but doses OF the Pile pills Wouli dispeTBe all,
more than past he has been entirely well Of the plea
brilliant cure Sseareey be found In the annals OF
naedfr
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THE
LIVER INVTGORATORl
PREPARED By DIX sANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEsr PURGATIvs AND LIVER W.
DIcISEs nov before the Pa6lis that sets As tIaartte,
tnovn It Is not Only cItq.tis bqi Li.sy remedy,
stomach Aad bowels OF that matter, thus
eomPlishing two purposes ssetaay without any OF the
artoS 1t srengthens the system at the same time that
Strengthen and build It mp with unusuAirApidity.
The LIVER is one Of the principal regulators Of the
sSa1 " n Sy.t are falITd1o ~ assei
almost entirely dependent the healthy action Of he
at tie bowels are At fault and he Whole
system suffers consequence .of orEaa-the LIVER
having ceased 70 do its the disease, Of that
gan one Of the PcoPrlstorshas made IL his stady in
HhereEIto counterfeit the many arrangements to which
bled Win LIYER C0M-1. PLANT In any ofItS formg,
has 10: 70 Try bottle IN certain
the system, implying in their place healthy aoE Of bile,
PURTEYISG TIE BLOoD-givInz tone ami heslth to the
whole machinery, remoTing~ths Of the disease
HTIT66s HTFScKs are. cured, AND, WHAT IS
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional Of the
neio;e amer eating to relieve the stomach
ontx one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
oaly one dose taken at might, loossnS the bowels
one lose taken after each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA
~ one dose q two viii always relieve
One bottle taken for male reuovesthe
oay one dose asdasg Tss7ss GoEl ns
one dose often repeated isa sure cure for CHOLERA
AORRElS, and \ preventive Of CHOLERA.
EH- Only one bottle is-sneeded to throw out Of
ss bottle t 81 Sf5 ieas an "a.
IoTness unnatural eoor-from the skin
ortSths appetite md msEssCfood diEe,t ven
One dose often rePeatei-r-eGrss tHROSIC DLAR
BOWEL complaints yieldZaIraostto the nrst dose.
ene or two do4es cures at taeks caused BY WORMS In
Chtidren there Il no sPeedier remedy In
az A feg bottles eurss1DRoPSY, by exciting the
we tsEs rn.nainv int, F,esieIn. a.
R5 SS al TE I1t Of BID o TSpR Il
Uncertainty and thOusAndS willing testify
wonderful viFtaeH-
NOUS TESTIMONY ITS "A FOR.
E- Ms ,sI,sri "a te mouth 'OitS THrigordtOr,
THE LIVER INVIGoRAToR
Is a SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
EoTkns g. Toe SfSGi,9 Ssys eo[ss sslf By
than bottle 10 required 70 cure any kind Of LIVER
E4SED LEYER.
PRICE oSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, Si5 Broadway, New York.
Rvl4-ly tn. LOGAN 4 on. WhesiinE.va.
Improved American Raspberry
RAGsED BY WI. q. BARNARD.
ia u our siinaie proving mcrs saseessaI thaS asS
yet ntrOdassd For sale In lots purchasers the
Murdook's Nursery,
MIS- sHbseTi5ers have been appointed AGENTS for w J.
4nTaoeSs Pittsenr=h Nursery, v1eh for reliability and
We vii have on hand ssmp,e, Il m ,I ir,
FTt and OsHament trees; FoWerine Pi1nts
e.,..' =. ~ W 's sSlTG fPsp s SSSiSSiph
NOTICE.
Az nov prepared TO resuiid re-brouEs Chandeliers,
APsndens which have become tarnished, and
bard, Bank Of wheeins. tdsels-Sndl }. NJ. DILLON.
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
nWarNr me-.


D TIERSAN son, No. 13 North Charles St. baltimore
oer for sale the following arfe1es OF their orr
pnFtat5on, partieulaFiy for family us-= -
SHERRY WINES-PemartinesE fuegt uate ron -
brown SherTies, In wood and n giass.
FORT wiz s-sAade.nan's competition red and White
MADEIRA WISE-IoAa Howard MaretIr aus NsI-frr
In gooa l1d in Eilg' also, Grape Juies-
HOOK kLNE5-Ja
ner. Cahnet. L4eb-ran- uuiieh. Bronnebere af isfE
quarts and pints. - =
BRaSDIEs-Otard and HenaesSy's me old pale and DARK
. ,7,l and hn=s Jimaea AnfIFua, Grenada and
RON The lalAnds. inported iiFeot from London
HOLL AND GIN-fhe best qlafIfF-rIer1.1 ~, -
90 mixture % aromatic poison Ia IL
&c h1lf ehes.s Of fhe anest sOUCIOyg TER r,ts-Tv
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HUMPHREYS'
sPEcIFIc HoM0oPATHIC REMEDIES

SPECIFIC HOM6oPATHIC REMEDIES
Sand eoafesedy the head ofrenedia means for The se
on The eo1e hsy alike from the poisonous,
dangeTous reyasfFe Of quaeksT old school
tiee the Inconvenience OF WateF-euFe, the Intricate
And rlsxinE obscuTites OF the uanal Homeopathic books
and reeaes Consisting % simple specifics for the van
dIsGSeI Wtieh they EelA. put up In the form
dsnEerozs dsgUEting they fora at Sne the ready
OF the parent nuT1e and are the comfort OF tie
complaining invalid
They poEIeSs these positive advantages which were never
before eoubted any popular rer1eies They HsAN
LEzs niury arise from their Trey SMILE
yoa aIEays shat take, and how take it TAeJ
are oJsvExIEST; you give ts proper Sugar Pin at
Earnin without hesitation o. delay. They are
kETET thogsEdS Of eases disease arrested At once
ard the mite cures what the pOund eo1d mol
AflerEardE have relieved
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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE To ALL
G.. G.. EV AN y.

o
TeatSr Tarie Of GiftI increased facilities for buyin4
restT sd9esssts to BOOK 6ayers than ever before
Tiue proved that the GIN System i PsEnanen.f
EYAEs Determined prove that his Rstabshmsn u
81 $3.50 ,5 a. Co. HaTias IfT-d do.n aluaosE Al
.I. - 1850 - I.[ftIrsasT ef M rlan on ope
S 1: ssh Fit 10, a Msls coraa asT
70 BE- generous. Try him, and judge FOR YOURSELF
/ SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches. 500
I Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, - g
Llaie. IS Gaze Gold LeTsr TsteAss, open dial, g
g. Eia' siivsT Lever Watches, zee
Gents Silver L=pine Watches, Y u
E Eses sis l E BIZ i 81 e- Dfei5 Patterns,
LIZ LIZ c1sseo ssis ipn sSa props. extra ans IS
Liis:, Goa % Bfs ss ssS aS ss.B
LliI=.' God Bra.syts, plata easr.ye4 Band. Sc
! Gents Solid Gold Vest Casas, nsT pattern, Is
G=ntT' best English plated Vest Chatns, 5tf
IaIs' ,ipas: or G9ts.1s i, Gea ds ehoiss
Medium ne, 70 3. LoeEsts.d do do so
Heavy God Peaci C4s=s, With Gold Pens, Z:
superior Cod Pens, Eilh Holders and Box, 81
Ladies Coil Psnsil;, go
Gents Ga Pens, @h slIsr Extension PspslI 9ei
Ladies' Mosaic Cold stone sets, 1zfi
Iadies' yiorsstfas se.s, Pin aad Drops. 100
Ls@is.' Lat Is1 s.''' DO dc DO 10
Lsdiss, cssaso Plas, large SIZE, 81
L Lsaiss' DO DO DO DO . mali. 81:
Ladiss, ssI and si1ss silnlstu5. or Hair Pins, g!
Ladiea Plain GIoid Pins, new PattsrnI o.
Ladies' DO Par Drops, 2oi
Hsses' DO Gold Pms, 1Sf
Cents Cluster Pins, opal centre, 81
GeLts' Single Stone Pms IL!
Gents Cameo Aosaie Bosom studI, 4Sf
a CENT. FLA Flia''s' G DO Dc % 90 a.
Cent? sieeye Buttons 3st
Ladies' do do -
Ladies Pearl Card Gases, sos
Ladies Cameo, Mosaic, Gold Stone Ribbon Pins,
Gents Silver Pencils, a.
Cent? Pearl PoeEe: knives, blades quality,
Gents BuG Ivory do do do
NIsses' Lava Pas, 81
Cent Cola watch Keys and Pencils combined, 2sl
Gents God Tooihpieks, With Slides, 2O'
Geuts' Gold Rings, with Stone Setting, 2Si
siITsr-Piated Batter Knives, l0f
I.adles' OF Gents Porte-nlonnaies, 81
Cent? Gold Watch Keys Hooks, Cd
Ladies' Florentine Breast Pins, -
LsdIes' NosaIe do do JO1
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, So
Misses Ear Drops, with Stone setting. go
Muses. Gold Bracelet, Half Round hand, "
ladies' do
Gents Searf pin, o.
Cent? Jet Studs, 81
Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, so
ST .ses' Gold Crosses, 90
miscellaneous GINS, not enumerated In t,s above
List, varying in value from Is cents TO ea5 90
~ $500 worth Of The above Gins Will be impartIaIy dis
triDateI among the Purchasers every $1,000 worth Of
Books sold All Books sold Publisher lowest prices.
All Book that Exams Pablis himself ght
direct the PgbsheT5 and quantities.
70 suit taste be found mis- Catalogue, At
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NOTICE

Az prepared re-suIid re-broure Chandelier
1Peudsuts Sc, which have become tarnshe and
20 give satisfaction. eharge. Rsferenee- D. Hub
bard, Bank Of wheeilns. Idsels-Sndl J. NJ. DILLON,
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TRANSPORTATION.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN TRIAL r AILaoAD.
CApasy Rad Is nov equal any in TIE Coaaty
THEE THROUGH
y q S S p q q d n p Il q Z n 8


BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct the Union Depot Pittsburgh, viii
Through Trains from all Western Cities for PHILADELPHIA
Sr York Boston Haltimors and Warrington CITY; thus
furnishing facilities for the OF
surpassed for speed and comfort, By other
and Fast Lines through 20 Philadelphia with
out change Of Cars Contuetors-
smoking Cars are attached 70 each traIn; MooiruG'S
Sleeping Cars Express and FaEt Trains The Express
Euaa Daily, Mai Ad Past Line Sundays ezespted Three
Daily Trains direct for New York Express and
Fast Line connect for Baltimore and Warrington
Express Train leaves PtbarEh A H. arrives Phla-
dslphia Balti.aoFe p NJ. Neg York 1899 P. u.
Nail Train leaves Pttsblrh A n, arriving Ia Ph1aaei
phiA IL P. NJ, New York 40 A A.
Past Lne RttsbuTEh NJ PhadeIEhIA
BAltiraore at $50 a. n, New YORK 80 P. n
Six Daily Traits between Philadeipha and New York:
TEo Daily Trains between Ne York and Boston Through
Tickets tail RaiD good either OF the above Trains
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich, PAn
River q Stonningt0n Lines.
TICKETS Eastward may be obtained aay Of the
important the West, also,
regular Line Of Mississippi Chic
Rivers; aud TICKETS WESTWARD the Ofsees Of the
Company in Boston, New York Baltimore Philadelphia
Pare always as low as by any other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH
The completion Of the Western connections Of The Penn.
sJlTanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
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2
PASSENGERS

FASS ENGEhS
FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night exeepted) for the Relay
HouIe. Washington, RFederieksburg, Richmond. Pc
tes6urg, Weldon &C. &c, (rLI POtoTahe River the
Richmond Fredericksburg ard Potomac Railroad
splendid and comfortable AcquiA thence
to Richmond by the Richmond, Rreerleksbarg and Poto
Railroad.
Hours OF departure from Washington, $50 A. n aud
P NJ Sundays eTeepte) LsaV Sundays ESQ A. V.
only Baggage under charge Of special agent
through 70 Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
FROM Washington to Richmond. ............S 50
FROM do 20 Petersburg.
From do e WeIIan-------.-.......
Prom do 10 Wilmington ...-....... -
The Richmond, FrederieksburE and
been In operation for e and IN all that time pas
senEer has either been killed crippled By accident which
Without parallel in the history Of Ralroads ia This
country. 3. RUTH, capt Trans.
June p, ISIS iyl-ly
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

OF ali kinds
No. g Worm PRil.-FoE Worm Fever, Worn Cole, Wet
ting the Bed.
No. 4 DidrrA91 PE0s.-Por DiaTrkRa, CholgrA InfAn-
tum and snmmeT Complaint
No s. DySsAtSEg PlsYor ColIe, Gripping, DyfenteTy
u No. ;e,' & Gosia Pzs-Yor Cholera Cholera ,lorSu.
No. = Cough Il.For Coughs, Colds. Ioarseness In
So 5 zasa.aess Pis-Too.haels, RAeeaeAs and Eeu-
No O. BsaaaeAe PiH.-Vor Headache, Vertigo. Hea.
10. 10. DyspsDsiG Pils-ROr Weak and DsrAngsd stO-
maehs, c0astiPation and Liver CnmPlAints
No IL For PsHzils LrFegBLIritS, seanty, Painfsl
70 II fsssais Plzs-HOr LeueOrrhOsa Pro:a,e Mensss
30. Is. Group Pizls.-Eor Group, HOArss Cough, bad
No: Il san asum PiH.-Eor Erysipsl., Erup:ion,,
80 IS RIsunatie PiRs-For Pain. Lamsnsss or Bore
mesa In the Chest, Back. I-OnS. or Limbs.
A.-Vor Fever and lgue, Chm Fever, Dumb Ague, cid
mIsnau aged AgusS.
P-Ror Piles, Blind Bleeding, Internal or External.
oFor Soar. Weak. or InaAmsd Eyes and EJelds, Pail
ing, Weak Blurred Sight
C-Eor Catarrh, long standing recent either With
obstruction CT proiuse discharge
W O.-For WhOopng- C0ushI abatins It's Tioieaee and
DIsElzEs-saeh Perers InaAmmatIons. Diar-
r7s, fyssnteTy, Group Rhegnatsm aud such eTuPiiTe
Of giving the proper remedies promptly obvious,
and In AL such eases the specifics act ike charm The
violence Of attack Is Moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less dangsroGi Even should physician
afterwards have be called he viii take the deetd
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
COrGBs and Colds which OF such frequent
bronchitis and consumption, may all be at once cured b.
the Fever and Cough Pills
Ia CHEoxc DISEASES, such As Dyspepsia Weak Stomach,
Constipasu Liver Complaint, Piles Female Debility and
Irregularities Old Headaches Weak Eyes, GataTrh,
Salt Rhsun and other old eIuPtons the has specifies
whose proper application will Afford almost
lnstanee Oen the Of single ehrouie dlhculty such
u nal " len I'M "
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WORKS Of Siits Bremen. I" Judge Halliburton,
" Bal.er, % DR.. Livingstone,
De Poe, "a lawrence sterne,
f Ssaselsy. woTf f q i Benz Frantla,
e DR.. johnson, as ThOs Jefferson,
." It. Heaiiey, - Mrs southWOrIh,
Z" Frank Forester, Mrs. Heniz,
"a Hugh Miller, " Mrs. sedgEek,
S SsP Ssf B;oa sia sfiT saa TSs9.sn'
" Washington Irving :" 7. s Arthur,
Z" Griee Aguiler, 4" A. 8. Roe,
/" Rev. c; ii. sturgeon, :. D. P. Tiompsoa.
:" Capt HarTyatt, ' Sam Slick,
a Mrs. Mood, Marion HsTiand,
"a smoII=t, Z" Mar, Hewitt,
= F P.1f9g. f Giaafa I E1.ls..,
E" wilkes, {" Lorenzo Dow,
HISTORY GND BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST cRLEsR4-
A Mass, s sssss.s,
Maclllay, Russell,
Prescott, Ferguson,
RobeTi'on, Lord Lord,
Headley, SPARKS.
TIE ANCIENT AND 30 M6SERS p PoRf TsN'n
Ia TaiI'T IL, Mntsn.
Mrs. Jameson, ChaueeF,
Scott, Mrs Norton,
S Sfsdsi. k kslasifi
POPE, Tennyson,
I IaiEi Hunt. % SSaRfiF;
Ess;s. E;w; Ellsworth.
q, KIRK White, Taper,
Mrs. Jameson, wentworth,
Alice Carey, Shelley.
He has he A6ors in all styles of bnSnE from pi,n cloth
to the aaes ear and anlIqgs,so suit all Of parehas
country btsiss the additional advantages OF GIfE with
XLBuMs YoR THE LADIES
Albums .. s -t and an 's , o. 6iIinG 70 suit All
BisLEs. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMN BOOKS
Baptist Hmm Books, Catholic Prayer Books,
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THE LIVER IJVI6oRAToR

Is sO1ESTIFIo MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working ALMOST too believe II BY
magie ne first f0Se giriag benefit more
than bottle 10 required 20 any kind LIVER
Complaint from the worst JduDdtcs or DHspspsid 70 a
HeeIncLe, all Of which the result OF DIS
BASED LEP-ER.
PRICE oNE DOLLAR PER BoTTLR.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 845 Broadway, New York
And Tetailed BY all DruERists. Sold dLAo bV
RVi4-lV T. II. LOGAN 4 on. wheslinE.va
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]
List, varying in value from IS cents to Sl5 90
~ $500 worth Gins will impartIaIly
riDateI among the Parclasers every 4IOOO worth OF
Books All Books sold Publlsers lowest prices.
All Book that Egans does Pablts himself bought
direct from the Publishers, and Ia large quantities. Books
suit every mis- Catalogue, =
prices which you'd be an nducement Without the Gin
S.st-rl, which oGerS 10 many additional advantages.
WORKS by the popusr authors, living and dead In
ali styles the most costly Ehe plain and subStAnAl,
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Improved American Raspberry
RATsRD ny WIN. q. BARNARD.

IINHIs Il hary variety, Proae veil aAap-
ted % our climate. proving successful than any
yet ntrOdueed For sale In purchasers NJ the
Seesl Depot OF tmki9l SMITH GORRRJJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-25

FALL OF A CHURCH FLooR-WoNDERFUL
ESCAPE FROM INJURY There was an acct
dent Sunday morning at the Holland Church,
Rochester, N. Y, situated at the corner of At
water and Leopold streets, in the Sixth Ward.
The floor of the ediice broke down while the
congregation was atservice, but no person was
seriously injured. The building had just been
raised by screws for the purpose of putting
basement rooms beneath, and it stands upon
posts about five feet from the ground. The
posts which had been placed under the center
floor timber were not sufficient to hold it, and
the wood being somewhat decayed, it gave way
under the weight of the congregation. The
center slips were carried down to the ground,
and the floor of the church was left inclined
toward the center from all directions.
This congregation assemblies for worship at
half past nine o'clock i'll the morning, and had
been in about half an hour when the accident
took place There of course was some alarm
and excitement, which was soon quoted when
it was found that the people at the bottom OF
the pile were uninjured. One or two ladies
were taken out somewhat faint, probably as
much from fright as physical injury.
This church building was once Presbyter-
ian Church at Carthage Some six or eight
years since, it was sold to the congregation
now owning it and removed to its present site.
Two or three years since, material addition
was made to the building rearward to accom-
modate the increasing congregation. The
want of basement for school rooms had been
long felt, and the want is now about to be sup
piled. The damage to the building is not very
great, and will be speedily repaired, and the
improvements completed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-25

You've LADIES PAsTIME IN PARIS
There is said to be raging at the French CAPT
tai new fashionable epidemic, the process of
which is this You buy set of porcelain
(Sevres if You choose) as expensive or cheap
as your taste or your purse will admit of; on
these you paint heads, landscapes flowers, or
whatever you fancy, with paints prepared for
the purpose. Then you send it to the porce-
lain baker, who bakes ii three times, which so
fixes the colors that they become permanent,
and will last as long as the china. have
seen, says correspondent, n complete tea
set painted by young lady, which could
not be painted for thousand dollars. Every
plate, cup, saucer, preserve dish, and cake
basket was different, and very beautiful OF
course the baker must thoroughly understand
his business, for minute too long in the oven,
or the oven too hot, may destroy ALL An ar
list who had spent many months painting q
piece for the exhibition at the Paais d'Indus-
trie among the collection Of living artists, had
IL cracked in the oven.by want Of sufficient
care. The porcelain plate alone had cost some
hundred dollars Not long since baker fell
asleep and broke $1,000 worth ofporceain, for
which he was obliged to pay, and was conse-
qucntly ruined.