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n DE NIL STR ",
DR. STEPHEN BAiLY,
OFFICE No. az. THIkfsxsrH srRrrr.


Or. BAILY bers leave to inform the public .hs,
Oosied as aScSs He fss. s:sarsS 81 s Sss
experience of fifteen ysare' practices, with S9
Ss sfs yir
enable him % surmount any difcpty, scientific or
ence confirming the opinion Of many nen em, sns
the profession, and especially Drs. Harris and s. and
mercufia preparatloDs for filing the teeth. also ali
Enameis. Gutta Percha, India Rubber and Cements
that Porcelain. mounted on Gold Plate is the oniy INV
relab!o substance that can be IN the mouth as
Vas Vas most cone aslyely shown bJ the last American
Although he fisttsrs himself from his lonr resi
known to hs numerous friends and patrons, he 6ess
leave to refer them 10 the following
TESTIMONIALS.
fSora fAs !afs Rector Of ths ChHrek Of Epiykasv,
Of ffhis city:
DR. STEPHEN BIILI: Dssr Sir-I desire 10 ex-
sencs n y"a a iH5 sSa fPa my conf
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
ana S '9o s 20 %
Washington. Aug. Is. iss. ]. W. FRENCH.
FROM oas Of t1s oldest firms ss Balf,.o,.-
msssrs. Bogss, Cotman 4 Co.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
S5 2.
ons Of he most dstinS members Of the DeH n.
tai ColleEs Of Baltimore fsled after trials
erest .eSs1re 10 express my entire confidence and
Baltimore, Jan. II. la57. HARMANN BO6GS,
RssysG from Q sots ,ses,esd fyon. fAs Iss Hon.
JeAs II. C!aytoa.
Y. 8. Senate, Aug. le. lass,
a, inc teetn you maze Tor me work admirably no.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
. To those seeking relief from the maIades of the
teeth oan cheerfu .iy recommend DIR. y. Baily as
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for ons OF Sy family and plugged several teeth for
then ten ears. ROBERT 4; NIXON,
We, the undersigned, having had occasion 70 avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DR.. s. Bally
Surgeon Dentist of this city. having been cog nj,
can't OF his operations our tsml or friends take
pleasure In xpressng our admiration of his art site
skill, as well rs the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and diffcult
operations In Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him TO the confidence and patronage Of
worthy.
THOMAS U. Waller, Architect u, =. CAPITOL.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID, G.,
b. ). BoHRER, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G,
N. ). LINCOLN, NJ. D., of w ashington, ID, G.
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LBNox, EI-Mayor of WASHINGTON,
HKNRI BALDWIN, u. 3. Patent Once,
U: g. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy,
feb fo-H
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NJ TEETH.

~. LOOMS, 4. ID. tAs inventor and passutss
OF Ihe MtEs1dL PIdfsI Teeth, attends per-
sonally at his ONCE IN this caty.
many persons can wear these Teeth Who ~16
l Snnos WeaI others ana NO person can wear others
Persons calling az my ofhoe can be accommodated
WIN any style and price OF Teeth they may desire
eiea1est, STRONGEST ard most perfect dentnre thst
ssIh can produce, the Mineral Plate viii be more
fuLly warranted. q - 'e
Rooms in this city, Se Penn avenue, betveen eth
eIa nth streets; also, sc7 Arch street. phia
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nR. COUGSW ELLIS NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT exerts, Ike the vaccine mat ter, e1-
traordinary influence over the VEINS and arteries,
resulting IN gradual Geo Inc Of inflammation. as
Indicated by the pulse which resumes its nat
M q! sLate, as the heat pain and fever dsappeA
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THE HIDDEN HAND.

Bi EMMA d. N. sOUrHwORTH,
ArIHoR OF "THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING "rHE
DESERTED WIFE," ETC, ETC, ETC
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RQWLAND'S MAcAssAR OIL At GlsBs's
IL 40U 6tofo. Pa ay.. noar nth st. 4 0-em
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VERV FINE WATCHES.-I have now in store
a lot of very superior GOLD and SILL e
YER WATCHES, and with large addi- "a
tIonal stock this day received, must be run
of. ] will therefore offer them very cheap. <Eke
at $50 Penn, avenue.
jaH II, o. HOOD.
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VALE TINES.
SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES,
4UiZZICAk XhHLJE;N;TTiENSEs, 4;

Just received at SHEPHERD's, corner of 7th
and ID streets. from Europe, the most beaut ful as
sortmsnt Of VALENTINES ever offered in this
CITY
IL We invite the admirers Of the beautiful to
Gail and examine. TIE trade supplied on liberal
terms jae9
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NEW MEDICAL sALT.-Its peculiar excel
lence Is that, without the ess loss of blood
and strength, IL efectually cures Isfamuaforr
Diseases mo othersD by producing an e. of
al the nuds IN the body, the want Of which 10 the
soc CAUSE of Inflammation.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
SUNDAY IxcIPrIp,)
AT fHE STAR BUILDINGS,
Csrns Psn1syIsaHia Aee,rus d Etsvs.A g.,
By ". d. WALLACE.

Papers In packsgss by csrrlers ss Ga ysar.
Or 81 ccrts per month. To mail subsobers the sub-
sonption Price IL Ss 50 Q year, IN adrsses "a for
sx months; 81 for three months; and for lees thaa
three months At the rate of II cents week. Single
sopies, one cent; IN wrappers. two cents.
ApVERrIszHRNrs (of eight lines TO the ssuArs)
inserted thrse times for 81; every other day or
ssmi-vsekI, IS per cent. advance; once week. 30
Der cent. advance.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!!!
EDWARD 4. ROBINS,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL
Office No. Sun Iron Building.
Baltimore
Yard-Corner Eden and Lombard streets
81 All orders left office will be promptly be at
tended to- au3d
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Bubble Salts.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN
BUCHANANS WHARF.


I'm THURSDAY, 18th January, at II o'clock.
~ at the auction store Buchanans wharf, of A
473 HHDs. NEW CROP N O. SUGAR.
100 BBLs. DO NO MOLAsSEs
ialOts LENNON & BROGDEN, Aucts
By CANNON & MATTHEW'S.
TRADE SALE
PRIME FAMILY GROCERIES,
WOODEN WARE, ETC
On THIS MORNIN C, January 18th, 1859, common,
eng at 10 ocock at Salerooms Nos IL and "A s Charles
street, corner of Lombard,
4 Il boxes PEARL STARCH;
= BASKETS OLIVE OIL;
RoVF &9I Err refined ed and 81 f yellow SUGARS;
AZ DRUMS FIGS; 81 cans fresh s s5icE
- cAs H 9G R0Tf fTe Fh S fIHISRs.-
II II boxes MACCAR0NE
| | BALES BAL TWIN I. 3: . ; boxes TACKs;
90 DOZEN BRo0MS
On DOZEN TOY BUCKETS:
~ 81 chests IMPERIAL TEA
05 CHESTS BLACK TEA
81 L chests Y Il. TEA;
IS Bon s So APA AtaS$E1S E CANDLES;
Ok REAMS LETTER PAPER;
20 20 nests SPICE BOXES;
Of DRUMS CITRON IS boxes INDIGO
Ii DozF $Sf EaR f9f!t GRASS IA sE3 LINES;
Is PACKAGES GREWiNG TOBACCO;
% NESTS FLOUR BUCKETS; -
~ l6 nests small KEELERS; 10 cans NUTMEGS;
255,0O0 HAVANA AND GERMAN 5Nc ,po
CANNON MATTHEWS,
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BY ADREON & co.

cES.A EXECUTORS SALE OF FAMILY
- CARRIAGE.-By virtue of an order of the Or
phans Court of Baltimore city, passed November 2h 1885,
the undersigned, Executor will offer at public sale in front
Of the Warehouse of Adreon Co. No p South Charles ST.
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of January 1882 at 10 o'clock
one FAMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS in good
order.
Terms cash.
T FRISBY HENDERSON, Executor.
ia6ts ADREON L AM
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1mussnltnts.

MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
POURTH WEEK!
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE
INDIA WAR AND MUTINY
This beautiful illustration will be again exhibited
THIS EVENING, ".
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
EXCEPT THIS 4 UE S d A n EVENING.
ANp.oN
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
AT O'CLOCK
~ Tickets % cts. Children 10 cents JalOGt
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
hUNKLE Coil essees JOHN I. FORD. Manager
SGcondnight Of the engagement Of
MISS \ GNES OBERTSOE
MR. DION BOCRCICAULT
ON THIS TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. II,
To commence with the Comedy of
AILLY, THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL
Miss Agnes Robertson
10 conclude with the COmedietta OF
BOZ NETTLES
monsieur oTlllon.. Mr.. Dion Bourccault
MISS .GLIsS L.o1e-tsoL
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Trustee and Attorney,
IL Law Buildings.
d20-2aw3w&ds SAMUEL H. COVER, Auct
al-eots sR 5. II. COVER, Aucuo
By Il. W. BENNETT d co.

IL SCHOONER W "A. HAMILL AT AUCTION
49, On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10Th, at o'clock ,
T. NJ at the Merchants Exchange Rooms South Gay street,
we shall sell by public auction the schooner A. HAILl,
old length los feet breadth % hold
9G feet 262 tons register carries about $50 dead
weight drawing about feet water Built Egg IIarbor
n j. Of the best materials, and fastened in very superio
manner.
Terms at sale. F. W. BENNETT Il Co, Aucts
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Goal.

TOALI --==-===-----==-=-==--=======
~ COALl
oo.- - 1885, - COAL!
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON 24O punds Su-
perior quality of White, Red and Grey Ash COAL.
E Delivered free Of charge in any part the city,
per ton-2,2i0 pounds
JOHN G.. MCCULLOUGH,
49, Coal and Wood Dealer
Sc \. ". corner Park and Fayettc streets
Wharf-foot Eutaw street.
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Tailors.

SCHLOSS BRO,
~ MERCHANT TAILORS
No 10 LIGHT
(Beow the Fountain Hoel,) Baltimore
BY keeping constantly hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, they are enabled
to furnish suits prices that cannot fail to please
ORDERS hled at the shortest notice. apl3-tf
TOHN H. REA & CO,
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASS
hERES and NESTlNGS, which they will make up order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price
facture "
FURNISHING GOODS.
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties Suspender Handkerchefs Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety
worthy the attention of Planters ocI3tf
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BY GIBSON & co.

49, TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of De-
eee e Of the Circuit Court Of Baltimore h city the under
the 18th day January IS5s aiU oc I0 n
ALL TAF dT OK FARS Of ROTS %6 ~ the cv of
Baltimore, which is described follows, to wit
Beginning for the the Northeast side of Ross street.
at the distance of one hundred and fifty four feet northwest
ery from the corner formed by the intersection Of the
man street and running thence norhwestery bounding
loss street twentysix feet thence norheastey parallel with
centre of an alley fifteen feet wide to be left open and in
along the centre of said alley parallel with
ael with Hoffman street hundred and six
inches to the place Of beginning being the lot of
cI @ and Tsfo Ss the Land 3
Of the annual rent Of sxyve dollars in equal semiannual
yearl
NJ Th e, consist Two THREE STORY BRICK
Terms of Sale prescribed by the Decree cash, the
from the day the credit from
the day Of sale and to be secured by the note notes Of the
or purchasers endorsed to the of the
jasawts&ds {" GiBs6N ~ G. 5[HI actfs
N=f TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of a
Iii decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore City, the under
tie 18th ay e yam anu sf IS PG at On at 6e
THAT I6f Of GROUND %S6 PREMISES lying in
the City of Baltimore and particularly described follows:
Beginning for the same on the south side of Fayee street
the distance of ninety five feet westwadly from the south
west Of Fremont and streets and to the
formed by the intersection Of the south side of Fyete street.
and the west side of alley ten feet WIDE extending south
way from Fayette street Rabog and thence
ming westMardy bounding Fayette feet
Henry Hoovers lot thence southwaly
division wall between the Lot being and said
Hoovers lot and continuing souhwardy along said Hoov
ers lot one hundred and fifty feet and six inches
Rabog thence eastwary bounding Rabog street
fourteen feet the alley feet wide above mentioned
thence northwardy along the side said alley
place of beginning eing,the same lot described in
denure made by Isaac Matthews to Leonard Poude and
recorded among the Land Records Of Baltimore County, in
by William O. Echeberger said Isaac Matthews
subject to the yearly rent of thirty dollars and fifty
cents
The Improvements consist of TWO TWO-STORY AND
ATTIC BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, the one fronting on
Fayette and the other on Raborg street.
Terms of SALE prescribed by the Decree, onethd
cash, the balance in two equal nsamentS six and twelve
months from the day of SALE the credit payments bear in
from the day of sale and be by the
of the purchaser purchasers, endorsed the
faction of the Trustee. WIN. +. Prick, Trustee
jal-3awts GIBSON, * Co, Auct's.
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NTO0Dl WOOD!
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and Split for sale at prices low purchased at
Light street, other wharves in the city.
JOHN G.. MCCULLOUGH.
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park Fayettr streets au10-tf
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O. TRUSTEES SALE.-The subscriber APP
M pointed trustee by decree the Superior Court of Bal
sd day Of October Is5 in cause in said Court lately
Benang s@e Hall Was and
Exchange SATURDAY the day Of January 1852 at
ALL Ii That PART OF A LOT OF GROUND lying and
S Seg o e "a S snd On Plat Of Phil
metes and bounds Beginning for the said part of
distance twenty feet and five inches eastey from the
nothenmost of lot number 2 which place begin
ming is at the distance of one hundred and yone
one inch or thereabout eaery from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the south side of Lombard
the east side Of High street and running thence eastery
bounding on the south side of Lombard street twenty feet
e centre OF partition wall dividing the house stand
ing on the ground being described from the
and PASSING Te nd oeK e CENTRE w Of aG v sSSS
wal continuing the same direction q feet to court from
ery binding the northern side of said Court and parallel
ery parallel with Exeter street from the beginning, and
then gH6 Dsc ri By hf line So 6G %n and binding
which was mortgaged by Thomas A. Cunningham to said
NS 1. So Of TO- so5 "' VI "''' i'0ef T. D.
T5kY ATTIC Bc 2pDSS % M 81
with the necessary outbuildings
chase money be paid in cash and the balance in two equal
nstamen at and 6monhs from the day sale the credit
cury he approved by the Trustee the property win he
sold Tree OF taxes and sr0"s rent R III 2 day Of sale
ja5ts AbREoS { { CO.. lrqaS aesr,s.
fNs:> TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
the Of Isaac G. Anderson vs. Robert Lily and
WIFE the SUBSCRIBER as Trustee will offer public sale at
the Court House at Ehcotts Mills, in Howard
III ESDAl the 18th day of January 1852 II o'clock NJ
-, ALL THE LAND CONVEYED BY AND DESCRIBED in
the deed of mortgage from Robert Lilly and wife to Isaac
Anderson, bearing date 18th day Of October 1854 and
corded among the land records Howard county in ber
W H. W, No l5 folio DID, containing about FIFTYTWO
AND A HALF ACRES, more or less.
This farm the old Annapolis road SIX miles from Eli
colts Mills, and about the distance from Elk Ridge
Landing. 1t is four miles from the Annapolis Junction 1t
the lands Baker Dorsey Hammond Dorsey
and Thomas Watkins
DWELLINGS, with the necessary outbuildngs 1t has an
abundance of wood and water
The terms prescribed by the Decree are That one
half purchase money shall be paid cash on the day
of sale the balance in six months thereafter the whole
interest from the day of sale the credit
to be secured by the pond note OF the purchaser with
Gritty to be approved by the Trustee.
l2T2awts WIN H. G. DORSEY, Trustee
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER,

al TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of two de-
l eess Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the under
p fRDP&Y the at day aasrS
l. ALL TH%f LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES lying
back Of the CayeIton Road and about 800 feet northwest
f5 GP s s sed DE- TR w Rad sb IF tn
SeTsF fsy XII Gs T fHGGg of rSm
Stable Slaughter House of brick and frame, brick Smoke
payable half yearly on first of April and October, under
ease g tIaIlPPh AGmkeT OF GRorND AND PREMISES
Iii adjoining the above the south, having of
feet on Brown street and depth of about 15 to Sesyer
Unwilling ASP KITCHEN, frame stable Brick i'i and
@e en n Of SS b h we sui @ to an annual
and October, under lease to Frank Ritter u p'i'
and es half 'fsh PRk II n2n %ee with
dSieots S. H. COVER, Auct
VTNRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a Decree of
Trustees win oer at public sale The Exchange Reading
Rooms 10 South Gay street. on the 22d day Of
'3naaIy III Fn ifSEE sT6kY BRICK HOUSE AND
space binding twenty feet six inches on Marsh
EE TREE sr6RY BRGR DWELLINGS,
adjoining to the aboye each fronting thirteen feet six inches
we f MONTHS w sph nd 9d 3 HaaHG s in M and
7; P e RRii% SCOTT, Trustees
d3l-2awts S. HOOVER, Auct
Na TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON
the Circuit Court of Baltimore City affirmed by the Court Of
e on @ 18Th E day S IF an P%GG a at
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Popple-
ton street. beginning Il feet 5 inches north from Ramsay
street and running thence north on PopPetQn street IL feet
e lot subject 70 R FISH, M gr and
being the tn house north of Ramsay street.
JOHN CARSON, Trustee,
da5lawsw R SAMUEL H G6 5{fzs 'i &Sct'r
49, SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY IN
E#ii BALTIMORE COUNTY NEAR THE CITY.-By .vir
- tue Of the conferred upon the undersigned by
= the Ieutonia Building Association No mortgagee,
seby of Maryland entitled relating mortgages
SION ls2 he viii public auction at the Es
t fenff DY OF g se eGs 6eR y on
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND situate and lying in Bal
for the at stone the beginning Of the whole ground
s es G g dss by ay and an5
thence reversing the last line Of said ground south 5 de
of said ground, said standing point distant
rp 9% the the sg9 % s %
the line or lines of said race and keeping three peches dis
nersects the south Il degrees east 10 peches line of said
ground at point distant 100 feet souheasery from the be-
ginning thence reversing said lines and bounding thereon
House lane and Baltimore street extended.
TgeG With hs S% eTHsS 4 %
BRICK CELLAR, especially built for Brewery.
ss sS s1&s SS1e :s5
ALEXANDER WOLFF,
Trustee :. and nd Afft 1ir9fSys,.
d2O2awsw&ds SAMUEL ii. COVER, Xuct
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a decree of
l. Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the undersigned
Trustee Will oier at public sale on RDAY the 22d day
ALI 6F Of GR6ED ii Baltimore iS cy fronting
Fourteen feet eight inches the south side of Ons street.
depth Of hundred and Beyd street The i'm
proyements consist OF TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
on HolluS trapt. a
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n E W Y o R X

A NEW YORK
- AND
BALTIMORE
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS.
SCREW STEAMSHIPS
POTOMAC, Capt G. W. Watson
PARKERsBuRG, Capt VIM Powell
TH0S. SWAMI, Capt J. T RAMSEY
PATAPSCO, Capt L. Fl Lav6eld
Having been refted with New and Powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK.
From Pier Il, N R., and
BALTIMORE
from Spears wharf,
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
MAKING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS
rs Merchants can rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other goods in proportion.
lNSCRANCE-0NE QUARTER PER CENT effected at the
Office of the Line prevousto departure of steamers
Apply to A. C. HALL, Agent
1l6 SPEARS WHARF,
orto Il. B. CROMWELL & CO,
SC WEST STREET,
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A NEORGlA LANDS FOR SALE.-Two des1ra-
~ BILE tracts Of 400 each at So acre. will be ex
changed Tor city property Also large of lands
all prices Offering superior advantages location health
and profit, any other State in the Union Apply to
JAMES K. BUTTS, Esq, Macon Georgia; or
n2ntf oc q pa,.i
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| ~ A ESTATE VESTMENTS
AS Extensive lists of Real Estate desirable for temporary
permanent investments may always consulted at our
! Office + q " ATFIyS q SON ~
| Jai-t Brokers, No 3 Law Building
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pICHMOND FLOUR.-The undersigned have
IL been appointed by the manufacturers, at Richmond
Agents for the sale in this well known brands
of four-"TALL1AFERRO, and &c. THORNTON and are
prepared negotiate for entire quantities
this Flour delivered board vessels Richmond
facturer prices this market with the addition
charges for freight, &c.
supply sufficient to fill orders requiring immediate der
cry will be kept hand at our Warehouses; to which
solicit the attention of shippers
P. MALCOM Co,
Rouy &c ula
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| ID E Nj o V A l..
street. jaw
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30
LOGAN HOUSE.

CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER, &PRoPR1EToR
ENOULD respectfully inform his old friends
w and the travelling public shat he has leas.
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and is pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their patronage in unobiectionable style.
The HOUSE has been newly furnished tL,o,
out IN style not surpassed by any establishment
in the interior of the State. His TABLE will
always be supplied with all the substantals and
delcacies of the season, and attended by atten-
tive servants. In a word, no pains will be spared
to make the Logan a first class house, and moth
ing will be left undOne to render its guests COM
Portable and happy.
The STABLES, which are extensive, will be
attended by honest and faithful hostlers
RESTAUkANT.-Th basement is occupied
as a Restaurant, where meals will be served UP
at all hours of the day. together with oysters
wild game, fish and all the delecacies and refresh
ments of the season. JOHN KIEFFER.
June 4, 1656.-32tf.
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Sah.-There are few articles, perhaps OF
greater value to agriculturists than salt As
Ingred lent in compose, it is of great service,
and operates with an influence upon the soil
which can be produced by no other stimu-
liant. either mineral or vegetable. AS top
dressing for grass especially those of a
loamy texture-it is invaluable Mixed with
wood ashes. in the proportion of one bushel
of salt to three of ashes, and five of lime, it
constitutes very energetic manure for In
dian corn-produclng an early and vigorous
termination of the seed, and acting as an
efficient protection against the ravages of the
various insectiverous enemies by which the
old plants are SO frequently infested and de-
stroyed- Durino the many years have
used the article, l never knew it to fail of
producing the most important and marked
results-whether applied as top-dressing on
lands IN grass or grain, as a stimulant to corn
or as pabulum for the support pivoting
crops. L have also used it with good success
on various kind of fruit trees-plums, pears
cherries apples, peaches and ounces. Ev-
cry farmer should make liberal use Of it,
particularly in compounding manures.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30

Ctder-nnalting aoithomt Pressing 1t is sta
ted that man at Parkersburg, Va, is sue
cessful in making cider by the following pro-
cess: He grinds the apples, and fills casks
with one end open, the bottom having some
sticks and straw, like a leach tub for ashes.
On the pomace he pours as much water as
it would yield juice by pressure, aud this dis
places the juice, and sends it to the bottom
from which after two days, it is .drawen by
opening the faucet, and as the cider is heayi-
er than water. it runs off at first pure The
pomace too, which diSplaces the unnatural
juice, and leaves the pomace quite tastoloss.
This process may be useful to persons who
have few apples aud no cider press.