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MEALS AMBRosIA WHISKY.
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CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYl
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYi


The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
es introduce the article the public and physicians Of city
and country. as the
Purest DfffusabIe Stfmuiant
which has prepared for medical proves self
cordial at heafu and invigorang the enfeebled
whether by disease 1t is distilled from the best rye and
mali and Its nutritious properties preserved process
peculiarly his whereby the Full Oil other noxous
gredeuts known be con-ined the Whisky in
completely SEPARATE that the absolute purity this
tiele from any foreign adInixture is guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the emf
Analytical Chemists Of Piladeiphia ard
the State Agricultural Society endorsed
Diploma aud lir Jackson Of Boston, has testified oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
GER CATEs:
Philadelphia Sept. Q, 1858.
We nave carefully tested the sample Chestnut Grove
Whisky which sou u.s. find that the
poisonous known Fns OIL which
stc and injurious Ingredient Of tho Whistles general use
BOOTH, GARRETT Il GAMAc
s- analytical Chemists.
New York, Sept. g. 1853.
have analysed sample Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia having
carefully tested it, pleased that il entirely
from poisonous deeierious substances 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky
JAMES R. chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which be free from heavy
flavor Of this Whisky derived the grain used in manu-
featuring it. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. State Assayer
No. is Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON Jr
rrL
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a.
II w. ~ u. #. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden. New Jersey,
manufacturers Of
An KINDS q CASTINGS ard APPARATUS for GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES for Re,or,s and other
Honses
RET0RTs, and ali CASTINGS required for r. lie
latest and most improved modes
WASHERS, roNDESsERs, seRUBBERs and t,x4A frsT-
Frs, FOR relieving the ketorts from pressure
PURIFIERS. varying from 9o0 to I00O1 eahic fot da,
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME srEvgs, for PURIFIERS.
STATIC. METERS, Of all Sizes
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE with Cas- yo
Guide and suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MATSs from IL q Inches diameter Water OF
Gas
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches. Bends,
Drips, Sleeves etc.
STOP VALVES from 30 inches either brass faced or plain
WROUGHT IRON W0RK-AII the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
ES-Communcations should addressed 70 the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
E9-ER ANCH uFFIGE, i2a SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. icIS Iy&W
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DuELEVIN q Co.'S CSBxsN AC--a, halves ~ guar
~ aud ~ sghths CAaora- For
s. d. aRAfIAA CO.,
sl6 " GnatomheRse stress.
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"a uAAAslN's AkavEs UIshl-No. EA-
enang. Place, Canal street and the Post ONCE.
WV JOHN GALPIN takes pleasure in calling the atten.
on Of his old friends and customers to his "GHoP
conveniently located for business and where they
will find everything the market Affords well cooked olesnly
served and at moderate rates.
DON'T FORGET THE ..CHoP HoUsE.n
aapns Beefseaks Chops and Sausages good Of
old Cares and other Wines and Liquors carefully selected
be had the sskine-and small snecie PAYMENT o3l IF
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Dates OF Departure

closed mail consisting of letters and newspapers for States
and cities the Postal Union, and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece, Ionn Islands
b sent from the P0st,OlH New York garai weekly.
50 mail for the West Indin Islands will be sent by this
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!, ALLEGHANY sPnINGs,
BOOTH. eoLHoUN 4 co.
a.. ;rOINT ol.EAEs HoTfL. gAsrERN SHORE

g.. POINT CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE,
fsH7M, BILE Lay,
Iii Tine above justly celebrated Watering Place will be
opeed for The reception of Visitors 10Th june and
the Propreto aer themselves that the reputation
Establishment shall not deeorne for of the apnont
en and good fare which has heretofore characterized
The location for health unsurpassed in the South
fully tested by the epdencs hich prevailed both
New Orleans and Muoie during the OF 1S353
single case OF yellow fever originating Point Clear
Salt Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast and within
few yards Of the Hotelihe temperature Of always
agreeable Fresh Shower Baths be had any time
fish md Oysters are abundant during the entire
Good Stable accommodations provided for all who with
keep their caage, and horses The drives in the vicinity
shaded with magnoa oaks cedar pines etc. are beautiful
and extend in every direction
Al the amusemrnts usual Watering Places such as Bill
lizards, Bowling Pistol Gallery will be provided and will
be under the charge Of men anxious please and eonyences
for those fond of Aquatic Sports will neglected
good Band of Music is secured will on the lawn
afternoons and for dancing evenings.
line Of Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union.
The fine steamer Crescent vii. ply reiarly
between Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile
and on Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays viii 60
Mobile by the morning boats.
Should this schedule be changed notice will be given in
the Mobile and New Orleans papers,
me Popreors return their sincere thanks the public for
and their Point Clear Hotel and hope place themselves
renewed obligations
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN & CO,
Proprietars Point Clear Hotel,
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cor ARTNERsHIp.

TUE CoPAbTsEHsBIp HEREluF.tRE exit
ing betwrea j. H. SIMpNUS and CHARLES n. f.. COZ
TON this day dssolged by ritnpn. Either partner will
the name Of tic firm In quotation
j. s. EIMoNDs
CHAS II. f.. COTTON.
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

MOSS, BkusHEk o. co.,
W No. 500 MARRET STREET, .s
pHILADRLPHIA,
Booksellers, stationers and Blank Book
MANUF seTB.ERS.
ss-Nsnnfacturers Of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS
REGALIA, JEWELS, etc. lee en-
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pOZEhlANsS HOSPITAL.
~ No. 90 BARuNNE STREET. New Orleans,
Near the Carrollton Railroad Terminus.

DR.; n. BszEMAN, nate Of Mon gomery Ala) having T.
Gated in New Orleans takes this method of announcing h
readiness and receive patients his private hos
pal The hndng he has fitted mp hospital is admirably
adapted the purpose and being situated in such convenient
and desirable of the city thar ne feels warranted In saying
that it affords unusual advantages
The generally large and airy, and have all under
gone thorough repair
Both WHITES and blacks Admitted
The of board will depend upon the kind of aecomnods
n hnt falS IvE
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Having removed fre their old stand s Broadway to thob
end extese establishment have on hand and ar,
manufacturing order every description Fashionable Car
ria se and light Road and Frcttng Wagons best Ne
eced materials and workmanship and fo beauty design
finish asd durability equal superior to y other max
this raHntrv faT Istw
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so Merchants Lodge No. ~, 4. .. O. F..
meets in Room No Odd Follows Hail. every Monday
ming nj O'clock The following brothers elected officers
for tho present
W Irving godgson, N. G.. H. NJ Isaacson, v. O.; VIM. H.
g King Rec Secretary L. Adam, Per. Secretary; f. Rawe
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ordinance, ana tnat In aoottion TO tne spo'o
rents ana rates tne butchers shai annually on
the Srd Thursday OF May, receive from inc
Market Master u license issued by the cierk
of the Corporation giving the NUMBER OF tno
stall by such butcher 10 oe occuPieu ana i'r
which eacn butcher shh!l pay the sum oi one
dollar ana MY Genus nhu Ut tne s''nc ''"' IL
censes Tor the sac stalls sh"ii !" hEe """her
be ISSUED, Tor "hl'h tne part! rv'eN ing .no
same shali pay one doi'ef fF"''"'o' '""' ."o
Marfet MaS''r may 'eserEeSlA "enr".s ,VI a.'
use OF ehilereh ana ot"e'S noV '"S u'" ""'"'
ants on tne N"rhtt' inc N"'"e VI ""'sc '"'"-
houliirs docs not uSuH.i9 cNot'u mm' "'.,"t'
SEC. IND an" oe e''s.'"' ""' IL guy
person or persons Sha.t reHt,' "n,'lur' ih'-
peue or prevent 'no sa'u ''e'N VI Nv '""' "''
from executing OF enforcing ""! VI tnr PRIV -
i9nS OF thls oroin"hr'' Su'u P'r,oh OF pr ''s
snail iorieH an" n'S io' GU" a"i 'N''' ',''t'
Snn MOI eAcctu'nE '"'h'! "oi'"r'' S.u ~
city halllh ana omcerS are h'ro"y ui'e't'u
to give MN an necessary anu
SEC. @"h' an" DC '""'',"' in"t any up
prentice or person moi ih"eht'"' save "' S'rI
uant' sn"Ii omen" "Fa'hst inc provisions VI"
TINS "f"lhah'e' ,"e f"r'"'s' S""'"'"hS' ',"''''
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I have used the Oxygenated Bitters in my
practice with decided success in debility and
General prostitution, &C., and confidently rec
onmend it in General Debility, and diseases
of the digestive organs.
F. II. WHITE. NJ. D.
AUBURN. ~ T., Sep. 8, 1858.
Genaemen:--I have been in the drug bus
mess the last fifteen years. and have never
sold medicine which has given such great
satisfaction in cases Of Dyspepsia as the Ok
ygenated Bitters and in this disease always
recommend it. II. G. FOWLER.
Burlingtoa Vt, Nov. ~, 1854.
GenHemsn.-l am pleased to state, that /
have tried the OGygeaafea BiHers for Ind-
geotion and Debility. and found imm cdiate
relief from using only part of bottle. 1
hare the greatest confidence in ii as a cure for
Dyspepsia and General Debility, and recon-
mend it with much pleasure.
Yours, &c,
JAMES LEWIS, N. d.
Prepared by S. W. Fowlc & Co. Boston and
sold nv
Prepared By 9. ". rowLE t Co, BORON
and for sale by.
J.B CAMPBELL and liEALEY & SHRl-
YER, Cumberland.
Dr., HENRY C STEW ARD, Frostburs.
HENRY WILSON, WesIernport.
And By dealers everywhere.
Feb. l6, 1904
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CassellS
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.

THE MOST MAGNIFICENT, THE
l. most Proiusely and the Cheapest llluslra-
ted Bible ever Published.
Part l, price Fifteen Cents, with Thirty-two
illustrations, will he oil sale at all
Bookstores AID callers on
TIE grM OF FEBRUARY.
"No Pictorial Bible we have seen will com
unrr with II. '-Knickerbocker Magazine.
For heauty and taste in all its parts il has
never been eXcelled, if indeed equaled N. Y
Sun.
"We hop" this Bible will find II welcome in
thousands of American homes. - Evangelist
"When complete will form u most nl-Gnif-
cen; copy OF the Holy Scriptures. IN. Y. Oh
server.
The chrapcs publication Of the kind which
has vet arpearcd.'-N Y. Evening Post
al is II unodc o, chcapncss and excellence. -
n. y. Times,
'"shis is nm extraordinary work nearly eve
nv pngc is Illustrated --Chrisfi'n Advocate
"Fut lis cxtr,iur rhcapues- and the rXlIu0i-
dinnyv beauty Of rs countless Illustrations, 10
more yn!nnL.r edition ut the Sacred BOOK can
I've found. N. 7. Tribune.
"ghc most desirable illustrated Bible ever
issued 'nr itIoIl, use. '--Iudr! rtGrnt.
Sent free hy mail for ii teen ouc-ccnt postage
stamps.
sold by al Booksellers aud Periodical Deal
ers.
CASSELL, PETER ( GALPIN,
No 81 Park Row, New York.
E,lrurry If lSGu.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-lts Won
derfu, effects and consequent popularity
perhaps no article in the history Of tn. Ma
terra Uedica, ever acquired the same Paton-
age, was subjected to the same number Of Sc
we're and different tests, and met with 80 few
failures as the Mustang Imminent. 1t has
justly been styled a Panacea for all external
Wounds, Cuts, Swellings, Sprains, Bruises,
or Eruptions on Man or Beast. 1t is so far
far medicine of surprising virtue, that Ply
sicians are compelled to prescribe it, and
from some remarkable cures of CaroH,c AMI
Distorted Rheumatic Gases it has naturally
attracted much attention from the first srien-
tifc minds of the age. No family can afford
to be without bottle Of the Mustang Llni-
ment in the house. Betodre Of imifa'ioHs.
The genuine is sold hy respectable dealers
in all parts Of the worltl.
BARNES e PARK.
Fob. 23-1m. Projectors, New York.
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HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BIT TIERS.

The rroprieters and manufo cirrr.I Of HOS
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect confidence 10
ply scians ana citizens generally ot ine tDiied
States, because the article has ai.aIued repu-
ta,ion heretofore unlnoTr. y few facts upon
this point will SPEAK more powerfully than
volumes OF bare assertion or haxoning puHery
The consumption OF lcstetter'. Stomach Bit
ters for the last year sn1Srtcd to over u haii-
million bottles. md from its manifest steady
increase in times past. il IS evident that during
the coming year lie consumption will reach
near onc million bottles, This immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicins1 proper es contained in the preTAra-
tion, and The sanction Of the most piosEelA
physicians in those sections Of the country
where the article is bes. knoTr, rho not only
recommend the Eitters to their patients, but
ore ready at all times 10 give testimonials 70 lie
efficacy IN all c.ses Of stomachic arrangements
and TIC disease resulting theref-om.
This is net 4 temporary popularity, obtained
BY cxtra ordinary efforts All tie way Of trun-
petiug the qualities Of the Bittors, but e solid
erimation of an invaluable medicine, which lie
destined 10 be as enduring as time itself.
lloslo;ter5 Stomach bitters have proved
Godsend to regions where fever and hgue
and Tarious other bilious complaints ha5e
counted their victims by hundreds To To
o. - - o.. = -; Iii
-. a.. - -. IS ,,,
w ''' - go $50 -,
,.',,. - pto" 49, -, 49, ~ 81 - 49, ~
"'' ,'.' - H. an
nv " 'n' l-oi L4' -
60, d, '"a, e-' 4"u .u'' = nut e-aO'o
thcrt0rqch, liver. and ether digestive organs,
81 1csi'h- Gi.ol,ara.
80 80 - ,,.,
o' 81" ',4''''' '-' W n-' -,..,.
LlG~-'5 !'-,.. ..''y Us, va 1T, a.. %
I' w 800 va '',' >
J." :, u .'' .''.l' 80 49,
''ot-"'' ~, o. :. - -.
"a 10 .. '-'1 ,I. ~ rs
Gnu L'1 ',','t' my Sen,il'ty W. - '"s
ut"ec % 'noas..'1" " 60 '',s" rn" ,,.,.
"''o ~" Wv 49,, ,' a.
preparation "ui.e E'i ito'' '.l'a
Isnee,''n's @iiI aen',D, a0,iis a."e
'ne au'''' o' p"S ai'''"s' 'y,'S Hiyo ~
~ ol'S,e' .1u' .,"sa s'' -. " ~. ~.
'H"ri,S "i tn's 81 "lu''. rev "'I"T " 'ne
E'n.'' re1, ','Is p', ns''"a" $1,000 t ,iia
uD,r 'uJeS .Ie 60 ; na' a,,a, n""y ~ 'I'
sp', "n ., .'s '',i' 80. ,ha. ,t,
ga - y. =, H. 20 .r, g.,
M"'her' eSP7ciAhy u sie he young IS "Pt :"
lofSe' u'r own neai'1 N A'F tH,rethe an
LOT hef INFANT. Shoul" 'it PeIlou VI i"a'erh''t
arrive during Inc summer season. the "enF o.
body ana mlnd 19 generai'y aggraVatea' mere
r rne h 20 oreros ~ the svefam ond snabis the
ar'' rs. roIor o. nrta,,.tin Vii,
r,I ,i,,o,s;Ii1ios Nrrs;ro, ,notbnrs coma
"aIi,. ,Io p;,,o,s .. an o,her ;ny;sors
,".: 80, ronn;ro ths c,dcrscmort NJ p6vs;-
go. ,'n :; :; ss.,,,oa,la - ~ 900. =.
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- - - = =
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
Stereoscopic Emporium.
e. ANTHONY
sos Broadway, New York.

after Moy LIST, 1860, at sol Broad,cGy,
two ioors from tie 81. Nicholas Uotei,
The Stereoscope is the most instructive. in-
iereSting. entertaining, amusing, and c2ctiiHg
OF modern inventions.
None are too roung, none tso I'D none too Va
,e'igent, none TOO uHeducgtcd, to HcknoW cdge rs
worth and beauty.
No home IS complete without it, and it must
and will penetrate eUerytpisre.
1t presents to your view every part Of The
world, III all the reiief, boijHe9s PeTSyfcire. and
sharpness # dct1it, rs Won were on the SPOT.
photographers are everywhere explurirg
Europe, ASIA, Africa, America in search at the
grand and beautiful, ard tie reSr1s Of their
skiH0rc constantly snriedjaq chr s'o'|
We have an immense variety orpaper Views
of Scenes of Paria. Londpu. England, Scotland
ireland, Wales France Belgium, Holland
Switzerland Spain, The Ehiur, Versailles, 81
Cloud, Fonraiucbleau, TuiIeri"' lady, T,r
KEY, Egyi, Aliens. The lloly liant Chlnl, ia
dii. ChrystaI Palance also Gronps Historical
amusing marriage Bccha7, breakfast scenes
pic-ncs. stataarT, &C., &r IN exquisite as
sorfn,ent al WtmiHdtrH interiors ni Palace
Churches, aud tathredaa Of France, itaiy &"
The effect Of lhesG Illuminated view IA mas
re~GrkaLh
EVERY GENrlF,lAY oF WEALTH AND HrT'Sri
/ TASTE SbOuld nave in hI4 drawing -tcyy' suh'
OF our exquisite ,ie,rd Oh gl1r', with rrrutc,ng
stereoscope, showing -, %, 50 or 100 2crre+
| Nothing eau ne more tascin"in" rod cue ron
! otter no greater treat loa MEND find 81 .'.t
, picturesque su% the reautifui.
! iHthcnyy N,toa;,R,rr, S'eTs'7ro'a Veg
arc the latest photographs wonder. They arr
taken in the .torfisfd p.rtef second, and ever!
| thing no muif,y Ace r0lIGiy H5aey b. mcrig,. i-
! depicted as sharply and distinctly as II j. ua!
| been perfectly at r5,t. TIN, give ~ addition
al value, to tie beauties Of iuaulI.s;- "a
ture u adISMe ch1rn. Of iite and not'rn 'hl
process isl discovery OF our own, mud ten.
{ UpkH0wn IN Enropc. we receive from London
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,ancous Views of American life aud scenery.
/ Among other things We have just published
! Stereoscopic Illustrations of the Scene OF the
FrLroN STREET Prayer MEETINGS IN winch
many hearts feel an interest. The particular
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Chil,s and F3cers, Chill and Far>r' -
One OF the greatest remedies that has ever
been laid before the public, for Fever and
Ague, and which have received the highest
encomiums from the press and the people. is
Dir. y. Hostetter's Celebrated Biters. Who
would endure the tortures arisings from this
terrible disease when it can be so easily cured?
Who would endure s'eepless nights, burning
fevers and icy chills, alternately, when a rem
edy can be obtained for mere trifle? And
yet how many families iinger ou4 punful
existence under this deadly blight and do
nothing but gulp down quinne, until it be.
comes as common as their daily meals. and
yet they are not relieved. None but the fool
ish and weak would hesitate to procure these
valuable Bitters and save themselves intense
agony. Sold by druggists and dealers gener-
ally everywhere.
HsJ~See advertisement in another column.
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rrlglaa THE Green Book.
Published loo pages Price
rs cents;

or SINGLE AID MARRIED. LIFE: or, ~! Z
INSTITUTES or MARRIAGh:it5 latent, o.
legations, md Pyy scai ard Legal Disqua!iii"G-
tons tue rati0noi treatment OF all private DIS
cnses in both sexes, &C. To which is added n
poetic essay. entitled "Calipardiar: or tho AT
Of having and rc,ring beautiful and healthy
children, by tie late Robert J. Culverwsl, Esq.
NJ d.
Sent free Of postage, by the publishers, rhas
Kline & Co., Box 1856, New York, or Dettcr 4
C1.. v holcsale Agents, ll3 Nassau Street, New
York AJents tcoRte4 erTy7chere.
Also, Gratis, al extract aud sample OF tie A.
bove, entitled: Dr. Culvcrwcll's Lecture on the
rational treatment OF Spermatorrhocn and rTi-
vate diseases generally, detailing ihe means by
which invalds may etiectually cure themselves
without the use of dangerous medicines and NJ
hut little expense TO themselves. Sent free rs
mail in IL secure envelope, on the receipt ofonc
stamp, TO prepay postage, Ivy addressing.
CHAS. KLINE Il co. Box 1855, New York.
TFeh. 10, lSJ.-ly
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A Gard to the Suffering.

The Rev. William Cosgrove. while laboring
"a missionary in japan, wac cured of Con-
sumption when all other means had failed, by
recipe obtained from learned PHI scian re-
siding in the great city Of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who we're suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sure Throot,
Coughs, and Colds. and the debility and ner-
vous deprca.ion caused by these disorders.
I,csitous of beueGting others, will send this
rer pc, which I have brought Louic with mo to
al. :, ~ .eJ il, free OF charge. tldrcss,
REV. WM COSyKQVE,
Jari2-Sm. $50 Baltic at, 1rooklyn, y. I.
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Weatl,cr.-ESGO.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 29th.-Ccar ani quite
warm in the morning. showmy in tne
afternosn---raincl hard at night
THURSDAY March 1st-A bout daylight rain
ed hard, warm aud showcry until mid
day, windy and cloudy the reroainisg
part of the day.
fE.pAY 2nd.-A beautiful aud snmmrr like
day.
SATURDAY 3d.-Warm-C loudy--Haiuy.
At night high wind.
SUNDAY 4th.--Clear and hiIh wind.
MONDAY jth.--Clcar and warm.
TUESDAY 6th.-Clear and warm. Afternoon
cloudy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08

SANDS SARsAPAEILLA.--Can ScroitI,a lie
cured ? 1t certainly canl !! Iucomtc>tibe
evidence Of cures in numerous cases Of tic
worst kind of scroiula, salt rheum fever sores
ulcers, liver complaint, and the class of dis
eases arising from an impure state of the blood
or arrangement Of the hillary functions. are
daily received from all quarters, expressing
the gratitude OF sufferers who are surprised
to find themselves radically cured by this pu-
-ifying and elicacious preparation.
Prepared and sold by A. Il. & y. SANDS,
Druggists. 100 Fulton Street, New NolE.
Sold also by druggists generally.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08

10000 rirce1 Bacon Shoulders,
10000 do Hams. plain.
1000 do do Family,
5000 DO do Sugar Cured,
5000 do Sides, Ribbed and clear
Leaf Lard ia Barrels and Kegs, Dried Beef,
Sugar Cured. Beet Tongues, do. Lard Oil.
Flour Of all grades, Oatmeal, Barley, Corn
and Oats, Crackers, Cheese, leans. white navy;
Vinegar, Soaps, Candles, Nails, Window Glass
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
Having packed double the usual number OF
Hogs, our customers can rely on being supplied
throughout the season with Bacon Of superior
quality. March g, 1850 Gun
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THE ORIGINATED BITTERs. =

Tie qualities of this medicine have placed
it upon an imperiShable foundation. In de-
stroying disease, and inducing health it has
no parallel
For the following Complaints these Bitters
are Specific, viz:-Dyspepsia. Or Indigestion
Heart Burn Acidity, Costireness, Loss Of Ap-
petite, Headache, aud General Debility.
In many sections of our country this prep
aration is extensively used by physicians in
many to health who were apparently beyond
the reach of the healing art
Subjoined are few tributes from well known
physicians:
Mansfield, TIoaA Co.. Pa, Aug. :6 1859.
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On the 26th Of February last, after long
and protracted Illness, which she bore with
Christian fortitudr Mrs. CathariHe Niake, be-
loved wife of William Bake-aged 3 years,
! months and IL days.