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loft G. K CANNON ,,,u,
sf~7" EOTICE.
rssz9fsElt{zzra..i, FALL ARRA MOVEMENTS
STEAMERS MARY G{&{$$Ii.i,SGroN AHo GEORGE

UCi0N9T ISNO,
VIZ, TIE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Hli ieeFe Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at GO
@clocN oftAe LatnXent River far up HIPS LANDING
Returning, viii leave Hills landing every SATURDEY
EVENING for Nottingham. VIII leave Nottingham every
iON'A4 morning at o'clock for Baltimore calling at ali
he n2ull andi1gs on the tiv,T also Fair Haven and
iFum Point going and returning.
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49, TIE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
" III leave Baltimore every SATURDAY morning, CON
mencins saturday marnng, October 18th, 1860 at 81
Gb' proceeding as far up Hills Landing Returning
viii leave tlllS Landing for Nottingham every TIL FSDAY
leaving Nottingham every WEDNESDAY morning at
O'Clock Tor BALTIMORE Calling the usual LANDINGS on
the river also ut Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
returning. ' H0-'7 49,
TTIEO IyFFHS u,et,r
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

7. y. PRATT h co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE =.
The propnetors respectfully invite Merchants 80
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell
credit 70 call and examine our system and the rcIsbi
y & our information. From long experience and b St.
factory testimonials ofthousands merchants in ~ &
ent cities East and West who have years been
can assure all who will CALL whether thew sell oI
The cities or country towns, ample satisfaction ss 70 III
bty OF our information, and the great ~ =, - i's
-- = ~ WV suoscrIhe mh6-f
A GENCY OF HAZARD POWDER C0Np1
A-Electrlc American Sporting Kentucky RIFF Sbi
1asfs ana hinng POWDER in every VARIETY Of
az Manufacturers lowest prices, by H'0' 'oi sa'e
u27-H d rohhf 5R0, iEents,
81 Sonth street
DIPES AND PIPE HEADS.
large variety OF Clay Pipes and Pipe Heads white
hora ano nagaEed IN one two four and six gross
o.. A, SEEhULLER SONS,
Exchange Place
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steamships.

& UROMWELL'3
Sra4sasI LINE OF STEAMERS
BALTIMORE Hf HSb TEw YORK.
sE Sf! RiT Ein
Leaving BALTIMORE,
WEDNESDAY AS 5fSg si sRiaE.5 Ef.rf. on
Ne" T PGHsb2 '29 IS s I; gaA H9'b EFg''
Shippers to Wilmington a' G. Boston, Providence Port
land and other Eastern points have their goods
" &pp by this Ef f. f fE Rn;5Sn Agent
@oH B CR i0lS$FEffi G a..
dI8tr New York.
zxE92s, 70 a R L Q n.
Captain Isaac wiletts,
viii leave on ap? s4fG ERbI December aad 1860
at 3o'cock, P. Nj precisely
Notgt received after l2 O'Clock the day Of sailing
No Bills OF adlng VIII be signed after the departure ofth
C' IT. XIV '''' apply s2MyELr. PEARog, Agent,
rr rs SHeaIs WI, wharf BalSim9re
LII saw ANNA
Captain d french,
On GoTDAY. December 2lth, 1866,
No gIght received a;te i ocjeeS On Gay 9fssins
No bills fading signed after departure Of thu steamer
''''' sIML 7. PEARoE Agent,
AEentsiu Savannah, BRIGHAM. BALDWIN, { 60 diltr
<ssfas9s, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPRESS,
1T5rrN BALDWIN HF Y \ &C. 6oE $50 progryto.s
Forward T ID small parcels r;ekag% and heavy fght to
per steamer via Bremen and 5mSars Thoagh receipts
gBBfn agd o fFf E%Gh S SNGE in ENGLAND
. eaa oh asy a! 5bIy
vi any JN0 O. EiESRfNG. Agent aTP'S 10
at Office o! I'D ans Express CoGlpany,
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The New York Tribune of this morning, says
There cheerful feeling in the street this morning
and at the Stock Exchange business opened with ore
spirit than of late State stocks went off readily
and at better prices, and the bidding through the bond
list animated In shares the transactions were not
large but the demand bris and well sustained es
York Central, Illinois Central, and Gaena, but
the tone improving throughout the
session, and extended to most of the prominent
stocks. The offerings sellers option contract
which have hitherto been carefully avoided during
this extraordinary panic, taken this morning with
but slight hesitation and in every instance the sellers
enabled to dispose of stock to the orders
This is and encouraging feature of the market
dicating it does hopeful confident feeling
Between the Boards the Boheman's became known
and received favorable construction. Under this inu
and rather cheerful advces from Washington
the market increased in strength and activity and at the
second board there greater animation than has been
developed in any afternoon session during the last fort
night.
In the Money market have change of Importance
TO note In paper there favorable change the range
for leading signatures being l2dIS per cent with good
with an occasional loan low as per cent favOte
securities The supply in this way ample for all legti
mate purposes.
The foreign bill market is frmer, with fair demand
for remittance Commercial sterling 99d1O2 for docu
ment bills lO2G1O3 for leading names lO3 lO4 for
bankers signatures Francs 5 4d545, and quite
active.
Freights-To Liverpool $50 bales Cotton at 5-16a
l132d OC0 boxes Cheese at 45s 2700 bills Flour
3d. II 900 bush Wheat at 12l2Hd in bags; 65 600 bus
Corn at Tx @l1 Nd. in bulk Per Steamer: 100 boxes
Bacon and 100 bb Lard at 55s and rkins Butter
65s To London: $50 bags Cloverseed at 40s 500 bbls
Flour FILL private terms, and TO- GOO BUSH Wheat at
13l. in bulk.
To Glasgow: 40 ties Rice at ASS. 70 Bremen 100 ties
RICE at 40s To Antwerp 10 tcs Rice at 40s 100 bales
Cotton at Id and $50 ibis. Rosn at Is. Cd. \ British
brig to Londonderry with BreadstuS on private terms
The following is comparative statement of the condi
ton of the banks of New York City, December Sth and
Dec 18th:
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Stsauhgafs.
f.sssssllil ,.s,- THE LINE FOR THE
S-sA'-@ss77ls-is5 HA3TERN AND WESTERN SHORE
81 70 MEMS KENT AND PIONEER
IN u T = = Td kIRwIS AND NORMAN

ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER AMI RACK
n, ~, nha;t, Light Street, foot Of Camden
stainI5s WIN run their routes follows
E os iiYfiy day in the week to ANNAPOLIS WEST
M ht i \ u RAlk. Leaving Baltimore at ; A M and
Itnrnng leave West River atII A. n and ANNA ~
NJ arriving in Baltimore about p n l'l oilS at Il
! he -teamer PIONEER will leave ererv TT-ESD,v os
ft.I1A y, at Z !. N, for ST MICHAET'S AND p ST0N
va NJ LIS II FIX FERRY returning the same DAYS
ne KENT VII leave every WEDNESDAY and SSTIrR.
~ I@r ~ mlRinGE, DENTON AND LANDINGS on
day. - ''S anu nun
Fare as Tor as IN any otLer Tine
- Freight must be prepaid.
dl9-H C. K. CANNON, Agent.
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Smnrinn.

Xix FOR RIO lie JANEIRO.-The rark
ss5z@E HEAT AND. Captain Peacock, will sail from
hi adePhia abou the l2h 10th inst For light freight
Or passage having good acc mn. dations apply to
d7IOt 90 58 insi %.r &c, ,iiar.
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e;s:ssz FOR LIVERPOOL.--Th fine ship
ssts7r5s&5 OCEAN TRAVELLER, goarlman, master, now
loading at Commercial wharf follows the SBYl and will
FOARD ROGERS,
dl-tf r. Rawly's wharf.
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TIE STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue her tri,,
after Tuesday, October 9th. 1860 ogtf
: Il, BALTIMORE AND sUSQUEHA

FssiEA FOR THE SOUTH
ssz1:ssSsszassSss DIRECT FROMNEW YORK. PHI ,DFi
PHlA and BALTIijORE. Win he
TO NORFOLK. WEIIGv " IHyffIF;v;1,,,,r,,,. o,,,,,,
TON, fAtGt&FA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE. COLIN.
"iA'AIiA\TA3 MONTGOMERY, ANn
NEW ORLEANS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
49,. 1900 i'AI ny Except SUndaye,} via
EAE LINE, = SEA-BOABD& ROSN0K + RAN O1i
49, 70 THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACE.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller Is
to nc NIGHT TRAVEL on the Raiiroqd from " " '''.'
NEW YORK TO WEIDON. -
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PRICES AND SALES STOCKS YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers.
No % South street
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@ot SaIs, ftEiabt OF Gbarter::

esgt WANTED-A VESSEL of I5O@I75 tons.
siaz to load at Norfolk for Matanzas Quick dispatch
KNOX n co.
dl26t l2l Smiths wharf
eszh FOR FREIGHT Or CHAkTER.-The
SsEEss Al American ship DAVID STEWART, Prentisg
master, about 800 barrels capacity. Apply to
$500, i. l.. BRAUNS & co,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-08-25

A BIT OF ROYAL RoMANCE.-Thosc who re-
member the early years of the Queen of Eng
land will not forget that tenderness was sus-
pected between her august young ladyship and
the heir OF Elphinstone. This bit of gossip,
which no degree of vigilance could keep entire
ly quiet, was peculiarly interesting to those on
both sides of the water who had more senti-
ment than discretion, and who cared not for in
terests of state, so that the course of true love
might once run smooth. But interests of state
areinexorable. Young Elphinstone was advised
to travel, and was helped on his way by certain
distinctions. When he returned he found the
royal lady married. How much the hearts of
either was interested will perhaps never be
known. One thing is certain, that Baron FL
phinstone nevermarried. Onhis return to Eng
land he was appointed lord-n-waiting upon his
royel rnistroes, but not u hroath hoe avar fallnn
upon the public ear that could crafty the most
curious or delicate taste. He subsequently be-
came governor of Bombay. and rendered essen
tial services to his government at the time of
the Indian mutiny. He recently came home
with shattered health and survived his return
but a little while.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-08-25
BANCROFTS PORTRAIT OF JOHN
ADAMS.

On the ninth day of February, Q775,) John
Adams resumed his seat in Congress, with Ell
bridge Gerry for q colleague, in place Of the
feeble Gushing, and with instructions from his
constituents to establish liberty in America up
on permanent basis. His nature was robust
and manly; now he was in the happiest mood
of mind for asserting the independence of his
country. He had confidence in the ability of
New England to drive away their enemy; in
Washington, as brave and prudent comman-
der; in his wife, who cheered him with the for
titude Of womanly heroism; in the cause of his
country, which seemed so bound up with the
welfare of mankind, that Providence could not
suffer its defeat in himself, for his convictions
were clear, his will fixed, and his mind prepared
to let his little property and his life Co. sooner
than the rights of his country.
Looking into himself he saw weaknesses
enough; but neither meanness, dishonesty, nor
timidity. His overweening self-esteem was his
chief blemish; and if he compared himself
with his great fellow-laborers, there was some
point in which he was superior to any one of
them he had more learning than Washington,
or any other American statesman of his age
better knowledge of liberty as founded in law
than Samuel Adams clearer insight into the
constructive elements of government than
Franklin; more power in debate than Jefferson
more courageous manliness than Dickinson
more force in motion than jay; so that, by va
ryng and conining his comparisons, he could
easily fancy himself the greatest of them ALL
He was capable of thinking himself the center
of any circle, of which he had been more than
a tangent his vanity was in such excess that
in manhood it sometimes confused his Judgment
and in age bewildered his memory; but the
stain did not reach beyond the surface; it i'm
paired the lustre, not the hardy integrity of his
character. He was humane and frank, gener-
GUS and element; yet he wanted that spirit Of
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SAINT JONATHAN.

There's many m excellent Saint;
St G orgc, with his dragon and lance;
St. Patrick, so Jolly and quaint;
St. Ntus the Saint of the dancc
st. Dennis, the saint Of the Gaul;
ST. Andrew the saint of the Scot;
But JONAriIAN, youngest of all,
Is the mghtiest saint Of the lot
lie wears most serious face
Wen worthy II martyrs possessing;
But It isn't all owing to grace,
But partly to thinking and guessing;
In sooth, our American Saint,
Has rather II secular bias,
And never have heard complaint
OF his being excessively pCus
lic's fond Of financial improvement,
Aud Is always extremely inclined
To be starting some practical movement,
For mcndug the morals and mind.
DO you ask me what wonderful lnbors
ST. loNArIIAS ever has done
To rank with his Calendar ncighbors?
Just listen, moment, TO one;
One day when flash in the air
Split his mceting-horse t,rly asundcr,
Quuth jonathan, "Now--l declare
They're dreadtuly careless with thundcr!"
So he fastened II rod to the stecpc,
And now. When the lightning comes round
IL keeps it from building nnd people,
by rnnnng it into the ground
Rejecting with pleasant emotion,
On the capital job he had done
CuOjh JoNATiIAN, 81 have n notion
improvement. have barely begun;
If nothiug's created in vain
A. ministers often inform us
The lightning that wasted, It's plain,
], really something enormous"
While cyphering over the thing,
At length he discovered plan
To catch the Electrical King,
And make him the servant Of mani
And now, in an ORDERLY way,
lie flies on the iiectost of pinions
And carries the news Of the day
All over his masters domnions
One morning while taking stroll,
lie heard Il lugubrious cry
Like the Shrek Of suffering soul
In a hospital standing near by;
Anon, such IL terrible gronn
Saluted s.. JoNArfIAN's ear,
That his bo,om--which wasn't Of stone
Was melted with pity to hear.
That night he invented charm
So potent that folk, who employ it,
In losing leg or m arm,
Don't suilcr--but rather enjoy it!
A miracle YOU must allow,
~ good as the best of his brothcrs--
And blessed ST JONATHAN now
Is patron. of crpplcs and mothers.
There's many an excellent Saint;
ST. George, with his dragon and lance,
st. Patrick, So Jolly and quaint;
ST. Nitu- the saint of the dance;
ST. Dennis, tie saint Of tho Gaul;
St. Andrew, the saint Of the Scot;
But JoNArHAN. youngest Of all,
Is the nghiic,t saint of the lot
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-08-25
BUSINESS CARDS.
A MERICAN HOUSE, BRATTIEBORO,
IA Vt +. Il. THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR.

4 LEXANDER II. PIKE, Manufacturer of
"A and Dealer In Lumber and manufacturer Of Phillips
Patent Farm Gate. Hills Of Lumber made fitted and
furnished to order 100 900 feet Of Cphoards and 100000
feet Of other lu her hand
4 ldrcss West Wardsboro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-08-25

The treasurer of Amherst College has lately
received from Mr.. Daniel Sears, of Boston
heretofore liberal benefactor of the College, a
small and carefully sealed box, with the instruc-
ton that it is not to be opened for one hun
drcd years, on pain of forfeiture of the gift
which it contains. Speculation is at fault as to
the contents and the reasons for the accompa-
nying condition. The shrewdest guess is that
the box holds deeds of real estate in Boston,
now under lease for one hundred years, but
then to be transferred to the College.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-08-25

A NOBLE SENTIMENT.-Daniel Webster
penned this sentiment:--"If we work upon
marble, it will perish if we work upon brass,
time effaces it if we rear temples, they will
orumble into dust but if we work on mortal
minds-if we imbue them with jus. principles,
with the just fear of God ard our fellow men;
we cngrave on those tablets something that will
brighten through all eternity"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-08-25

The story is told of one clerk at Washington
who, on being asked to subscribe for the Breck-
inridge fund, and mindful of the Presidents
Pittsburg letter, posted off to see His Excellen-
cy as to the propriety of making subscriptions.
Mr.. Buchanan stated that at the time of wri-
ting the letter he hoped to crush out the prac-
tice, but it was in vain. He saw no objections
at this time to small subscriptions.
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

FOR ONE SQUARE Of TWELVE LSEs less nonpareil tyne
Vhe smallest size used THREE INSERTIONS, $i for each
subsequent insertion, The number of insertions
must be markell on all advertisements they will be cun-
tnued utli ordered out. Contracts will be made with
advertisers by the column or fractional parts thereof Mt
liberal rates Transient advertisements to be paid in adj
vance.
tnr All Prohate advertisements excepting notices Of appca
ons to sell Real Estate and Commissioners Notices
$l.50 each for three insertions.
For notices Of Lbcratons, Esrays the formation and dsso
luton Of Copartuersps &C. each for three nse
II sent by mail the money must accompany the order
For BusiSEss CARDS in the first column from 50 90 to As 90
per year according to the space they occupy
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$500 A YEAR
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,

Just PUB ishcd, in a Seated EnueioPe, a Lecture,
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
~ Radical Cure Of sPERMAToRRH0EA, or Seminal
Weakness Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions including Impoency Consumption and Mental
and Physical Debility.
Dr ROB. j. CULvERwELL, NJ. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may be eHecuay removed without internal Medicines
the dangerous applications of caustcs instruments mci
Gated bouges, and other empirical deyses is here clearly
demonstrated and the entirely and highly successful
treatment adopted by the celebrated author fully explain
by Of which every Is enabled IN himself
perfectly and the least possible cost thereby avoiding all
the advertised of the day This lecture will prove
a boon to thousands ana thousands.
Sent under any address, post paid the receipt Of
postage stamps by addressing Dr. CHAs j. KLINE,
lsO First Avenuh, New York, Post nox 4,5s6 1y2
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-15

ToMAToEs-As this is the season when
tomatoes are coming into use, it is well to
know the opinion of medical men relative
to their merits. DR.. Bennett, professor
of some celebrity, gives his opinion as fol-
lows -
1st.--That the tomato is one Of the
most powerful aperie mt Of the liver and
other organs; where calomel is indicated 4,
1t is one of the most effective and least
harmless remedial agents known to the
profession.
2d.-That chemical extract will be
obtained from it that will supercede the
use of calomel in the cure of disease.
3d.-That he has successfully treated
diarrhta with this article alone.
4th.-That when used as an article of
diet it is an almost sovereign remedy for
dyspepsia and indigestion.
5th.-That it should be constantly used
for daily food, either cooked, raw, or in
the form of catsup; it is the most healthy
article now in use.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-15

The SPRING ROSE OF SHANGHIK.-.
Such is the name given to climbing rose
brought from China by Mr.. FORTUNE.
The London Gardeners Chronicle speaks
highly of its merits. 1t says it a" may not
please rose fanciers," but "as pillar
rose it is invaluable" Mr.. FORTUNE says,
"it is held in high esteem by the Chinese ;
indeed, it is one of the best white roses /
met with in China. 1t is frequently seen
of large size, covering trellis-work form
ed into alcoves or built over garden walks
For this purpose it is well suited, as it is
a luxuriant grower and it blooms profuse-
ly and early" Its flowers are white,
tinged with pink on the outside; sweet
scented, and grow in endless profusion in
small clusters. The flowers are small
and the petals do not stand up we'll but
it is very hardy, early, a rampant grow
er, and undoubtedly deserves attention.
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LOOA OUT! CO0D NEWS FOR ALL
|EXTT; T;X11 RsXAY

I,IIE never.failing MRS. vANHoRN, is the best she
L succeeds when all others have failed. All who
in trouble-all who have been untortunate,-a whose
fond hopes have been disappointed crushed and blasted
by false promises and deceit all who have been deccv
factional who in duohts of the affections of those
they love, consult her to relieve and satisfy their minds
IN LOPE .4FF.4iRS SHE N'EPER FAILS!
She has the Of winning the affections the op
posing 1t is this fact which induces illiterac pre-
lenders to try to initiate her aud 10 copy her advertise
LIKE.yT2SS or YOUR FUTURE HTFE OR HUSBAND
Or absent friend She guides the single to happy
rage, and makes the married happy. Her aid aud ad
has been solicited in nnulnerahe instances and the
result has dirdys been the means of securing
a SPEEDY md HAPPY AL8RRLqGE;
She is therefore dependence. She has been the
means of bringing many hundred hearts and hands to-
gether Thousands Of broken hearts have been healed
and made happy by her.
1t is well known to the public at large that she was
the first and she il the only person who show the
likeness in reality aud who give entire satsiacl
all the of life which can be tested and prov
ed by thousands, hoh married and single, who daily
and eagerly visit her ut
No. 1886 Lombard Street, Philadelphia,
All interviews are strictly private and confidential
Wt.9LTH Eu.nINENuE GOOD LUCK
AND HAPPINESS within the reach of ALL She is
the living wonder of the enlightened age all who
suit her astonshcd at the ruhUlncss of her nfnr
nation aud predictions. ALL those who had bad luck
consulted her, their had left them aud they for
tnnate, ric eminent and happy. 70 ALI in business
transactions. If you follow her advice, you will
LMPROPE YOUR CIRCU.JS7.7NTES
and succeed in all your undertaking. Th0sr who have
been fortunate and unsuccessful in ' and in business
those who have worked hard aud struggled against
adversely and misfortune the part of their lives
and found the they tried to get forward in the
world, the more things tlngs, went asinst theml Al
have consulted her for the last years Ali
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in all her undertakings; while those blinded by preiu-
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All interviews strictly private and confidential.
Come one T! come all! to
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between Juniper and Broad, Philadelphia
Mar |
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

A LARGE assortment of the best fertilizers in seS
n the market at reduced prices for cash, con. ss.
sisting Of No. Peruvian and Columbian Guano a3A
super phosphate of Lime from the best manufac. -
tnreTs, Potash, Phosphate article for frut trees
foudrelie Plaster &c, at wholesale and retail.
PAsCHALL MORRIS
Implement and Seed Store corner Of 7th and Market
Streets Philadelphia.
March IL 1852