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PHKPARKp ~
III aENuINE pREPARAYIOR.

HELM RCLD'S
Al GENUINE PREPARATION.
HHEHsStBs B BYe#y sF he k kfSss
HHEttMB B3i Rs BTcH Shy for for RRs0gsJ
HEhMB0LRS BrCHU for hess Of MeTory.
HEtMBoE.R,s EECHfI for WeaE Ssryes
HELMsBB0LnS BECAu for General DEBILITY:
for HaIysT ss.s.
HEMBob BBEESHU for Nss
HEtMB33tB,,s HIGHT for Prynsss Of ths skin.
HEMB0EB BUGHT for Ps e sh R R
lid. with Temporary Sufusation and Loss of Sight
Ie.ness, With VI ant Of Attention Horror q Sc
HEIMM R5 re R RTGHT for 2bss.ss,o9:
indiscretion' end "a DIse n1s. Of the
Existin. in either sox. from whatsser cause ori,i-
mated, and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
9y suserei; wa diseases Of the flsddsI kidHsss,
o STave and DIoPsyd sd invariably by the njudi
since that any disease of thes is'
effects the mind rsors than any and ali Others and
removesNsoen follows Loss Of rover .f Fatni.y snd
EP!!eRte F1ts-ln one OF which the patient may ex-
tuently followed B! these d!refui Diseases INSANITY
and Consumption! The record of the Insane Asy,
bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions
In Lunatlc Asy lums the most melancholy exhibl
:nd Quite destitute-neitheT mlrth nor grief ever
visits 1T. Should sovnd OF ths voios Oooar, it is
rarely artculate.
Low suIsn sounds, his grief besuiIed."
Debility is most terrible, and mas brought thous-
Hnds upon thousands to untimsly graves; thus blast
CURED ty the use of thls
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
the %onhHt s m snd
powers, is immense embracing names well known
70 SCIENCE AND fame Certificates of cures from one
reliable and Eesponsible character open for in
sRscton fsc GSyefnors Of ssssss Judges eminent
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is prepsr-
ed directly acnGrdlng to the rules of Pharmaey and
eel and in It's sGa
See Prof. Devices valuable Works on the Practice
9f Physio, and most of the late Standard Works Of
EELMBOLD's BUCHU is safe and pleasant In
taste and o0dor, bnt lmmediste in its action.
oy HEEMBE6 as
xho Ssng duly aGes that his
~ Ii: !. Helm s6Lp, Sole Manufacturer.
Nvsh ana Az oscrSee before me- this I'D day of
PIlee 81 per bottle Or six for IS, delivered to any
TRIAL G 2NE gS StT c b6IftAk-rRv
And be e. coHyPced ofts scsey And is
asss;: z. Spssa S%
ss teS 1?essSs cf PS.d.
To be had Of ell Druggists and dealer. throughout
'n ss1sfs Of and British Provinces
Ask for aELMBOLD's-take no other. Cures
sVazS Ill., ed 6
Elsn ian 96-o oly~
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WORLD.
The best C0USH SYRUf in the worlds
AAkTSHORNES PEGTQRAL SYRUP OF

This article ie prepared by o chemist And ia ,ro
bounced 6y medical men, and those who have usef
tarYh, Bronchitis, Hoorssnsss, Sors TH,eaf No.
Cold and preventive Of that lien Of diseases, Css
Persons Who eing should use il. II 10 pleasant q
me taste softene cleays and strengthens the yoic~
aLsys al irrlnhon OF the throst and lungs and pre
Dr Botces IS and 50 cents and ol. Bold h, n,
srle s~'S ia eS' hiStng
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uARTsHORNE's CURE-ALL,
III THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BOTTLES IL, Is and 30 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be KEPT
In all families in case of sooiden or sudden siof
ness, AS il frequently cures il leee time than il re-
cures to get q physician.
externally and internally.
H. AS the freSaent changes Of the weather pro
duee q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
And Body ay,; slsg stla Neck,,eye,y peIsOpp should
slnews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
tromasneto power, expels I'll pain from the system
Set bottle and try it.
uHHp BE,l y ysg hsye CSgsh, nee HARTs;
GHERRY-it IL the best Cough Syrup in the
lyon are Bilious, nee HARTsHORNE'sANr
BILIOUS PILLS. They act Upon the Liver, Sto
mach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and Foul So
eyetions.
The above medicines to be had at ell DRUG Store,
In washington CITY; KIDWELL CISSELL .
GEORGETOWN: H. PEEL 4 Co, Alexandria.
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MRS. Quincy AND HER EOoTNAS LOVER
As Paris seems to be the place on which the
rest OF Europe throws out all the scum which
rises to the surface by the fermentation of its
moral corruption, we arc not in the least sur
prlsed to learn that the lady who has recently
become the heroine of a stable romance of the
most disgraceful kind Mrs. Gurney) has chosen
1t as refuge for her fugitive innocence The
lady Is not deferred by her position from an
pearing in public. She walks daily on the
Boulevards, seemingly watching with the great
est interest the erection of the little line of
shops for the sale of New Years trifles. which
are rising on either side. and wears a certain
wlde-awake hat, adorned with a long feather.
winch gives her an extremely Juvenile appear
ance She Is Of small figure, with q round face
and ruddy complexion, with small sparkling
black eyes and quantities of dark hair en-
circling her face, and gathered in the neck
behind. Her companion. although of some
what foxy tint, has, as we'll, quiet and sub
6aed expression, which gives him the look of
peaslve shepherd who has tended his flock
TIL he has grown into the likeness of one of his
own sheep: This may originate in the awk-
TardneSS OF his present position, for it is quite
consolinS to see how his outward appearance
comedies with the present French fashion.
which requires every male Partisan to leok
like an English groom if wishing to be taken
for French nobleman.-Parts Gosstp of
ENGLISH PapeTS
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n ss aSsIG neatly bound up in booze; price
Coz IOHNF r. ELLIS, SOC Pa ~.
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AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSARSAPdRTII

the efeciLa remedy which the dica sk Fl
devise for this everywhere prevailing aud fatal malay
III from the ddls that
discovered for the o. this foul disorder from
blood and the Of the from
Quences Hence should be employed for the Of
only scrofua but also those other which from
II, such ERUPTIyE and SKIN DISEASE, ST. hSTHo-
NY's FIRE ROSE or EkYsIPELAs, PIMrLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTCHEs, BLAISs AND BoILs TUMORs, TETTER AND
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RISGWORM, RHEUMA-
TIsM ,SyPHIL1TIC AND MERCURIAL DISEASES, DROP
sy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY. and, indeed. COM
PLANTS ARISING FROM VITIATED IMPURE BLOOD
The popular beefn Impury Of the blood i, founded
truth for scrofUi Of the blood The
cular purpose and his Sarssparia purify
egenerate this vital fluid without which sodnd
ala lin ed
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Mas. c. SyMONDs, ia Third street.
CISCINSATI, o., Feb. 10, 1856.
No nsc {,
The Restorative is put up In bottles of three
< G X o F y l. A,
OR KINGS EVIL,

/. constitutional dissass, eorrup;on Of the blood ~
which this auid becomes vitiasd weak and poor Being
the circulation pervades the whole body aud may burst
cut in disease part Of it No organ free from
attacks, there which destroy. Tbs
scrofuous varousy caused by mercual disease
low living disodered unhealthy food, impure air, 9TH
and filthy habits the depressing vices and, above ALL
venera Whatever be in
the constitution descending rom parents children unto
the third and fourth generaton indeed, the
rod Of Him who al viii The fathers
upon their children"
s effects by deposition from the blood cor
rupt ulcerous which, the lun and inter
nal Organs, termed tuberces tn. glands, swelling.
and the surface crupons This foul
which genders the BLOOD depresses the energies lie
that scroulous constitutions only suffer
complaints but they have far less hstand
acks Of other diseases numbers perish
disorders which, although scroulous their
still rendered fatal by this faint the Most of
which decinates the hnman family
directly this scrofrlols and
structve diseases Of the Ser Kidneys BRAIN and ind
Of all the organs from aggravated by
One quarter Of all people Scroule their perons
invaded by this lurking Infection their health
dermned by IT, TO cleanse II from the system
the blood by Alternative medicine and nvieorateI by
healthy food and exercise. Such Medicine supply in
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EoH tic lG:s Hon. Jxdgs Bxtlsy

1- WASHINGTON, July III, 1855.
II wasrecommendedt to Mr.. yno. Tobias as skilfu
OcIllst and as have eyes of remarkable peculiarI-
E, was gratIfed 10 find that Mr.. Tobias seemed To
comprehend them by, inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
DIES that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER
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H. G e HOOD - Ss e % band Ia.ss stock Sf hns
ranted good III eksepers, ASS Paw. dea
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CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS

IT. EIll De seen By the preceeding notice that have
Thomas J Lapsley. ! respectfully solicit a contn-
Iation 81 the Patronage Of former friends and
seven years Foreman and principal Engineer in the
house OF Messrs; Norris Il Gregg, of New York
city and for the last three years of this house. will
continue to manage the Mechanical Department, as
formerly. The business will De conducted under
the firm and style of
ap2-Stf HENRY
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Nor.cE FOR tt hG: * RESTORATION OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE

tRTtH Ear D fH F. rG
The grant of lands made by &C. of Congress ap-
proved June s. 1885, to the STATE OF LOUISIANA, to
AID In the constructors OF certain railroads therein
mentioned having been go far adjusted to author
lze the the 5sease from wIthd avail of the lands here
vacant oftrsd lands which lis outside of six miles
On One enoh side Of the from New
under mentioned townships, which have not been
geasa m ortrs o. 81 stant or rfsrr,d 70! any
entry at the date Of withdrawal the ordinary min
at the bs Prizes
pfyate entry on the days and at the pisces herein,
per acre, or at the prices t. which they may have
graduated at the date of withdrawal
:, At the Land Office at NEW ORLEANS, on Monday,
tbs .hfih day of March next-vlz:
SOnsh Of the base linz east Of the principal meridian
and rt,t ofths Mississippi rtrsr.
Townships IS and IA, Grange 2,
Townships IS, Il. IT, aud II, of range is
rwnsEhPs r. IS r. an u.s. a% n" s S "
Townships =, is, II, and lS. of range 10.
Townships "A and II, of Iange ii.
Trownshhips T. H. and VI Of Of range a.
Townships Is and II, of range "a.
Township IL, cfranse2o
-, At the Land Office at OpELousAs, on Monday,
Moth Of the base line and east Of the principal
rid,aa.
Township /, of ranges i and 3
North Of the base line and nest Of the principal me
Tidian.
Townships |, 8, and 4, of range1
IOwnsh lPs ], ?, T. and 5, Of range2.
Townships !, ?, snd 8, of ranges.
SoH;h q the base line and EAST Of the principal me
rididn.
Township s ], 2, 4, 7, and.l0, Of range1.
Township !, 3 5,6, 9, 10. and II. of range2
Township ?, 8, 4, 6, and y, IF ranges.
Township 9, 3, 4, 5, ard II, of range4.
Townships I, >, s I, II, Il. and IS, of range 5.
Townships 5, g. 7, ana -. OF rangeG.
LOv-nshlps o. 50, 10, H. Is, and a. of range1.
Iownshi ps S, q. 10, II, II, and IA, of range 8.
Townships =. 10, l., and ~, of ranges.
Townships - end IS, of range TO-
Townships 20, ~. II. IS, and Ia. of rangell.
Townships II, y. Is, and II, of range II.
South Of TIE base line and Of the principal me-
- Yi6icH.
TOWNSHIP s |, 2, and 6. of rangel.
townships and 2, Of range2
Townships |, ?, 4, and ). Of ranges
Iownsh ps |, s, T. s. and 6, of ranges t. 5, rnd6.
townships I, 8. 4, anC 5. of ranges and 3.
Iownshipsl 3, and 4, of ranges
townships ?, 8, and 4, of ranges 10 and IL.
Given under NV hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty eighth day Of December, 1859.
JOS. =. WILSON,
Act'g Commissioner General Land Office.
NOTE.-Under the regulations of the department
as heretofore and now existing, payrneht can be
made Tor advertising prOclamatIOns except to such
publishers as are SPECIALLY authorize ed to publish BY
the commissioner of the General Land Office.
ja S-lawsw
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k+o"" rs Hon. Secretary Of State Of Virs,x,a.

HOW tAs Hon. Secretary Of State Of Vi,s,x,s
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., I
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1855, {
Dear Str: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
was precisely suitable to my vision kindly offered
to enclose them to you to have new Glasses substi-
tuted have since received them, and am gratlfied
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation lad
give my eyes great -eef. The pebbles, you have
USED are really superb enclose herein the amount
u '0a' DILL. very IsSeR $S. W. M Mi
Joda TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. C.
]ons Prot. Bachs
WASHINGTON, Feb. Il, 1883.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
Furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They arecear, OF excelleatfgure, and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE,
IL Please observe that my Establishment Is on
TOBIAS AMBRoTYYPPE ROOMS,
Where ron Will obtain good Likeness, equal to
any other EstablshmeIt. And At moderate charges.
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nlSSOLUTlON OF COPARTNERSHIP-Th
~ Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm Of LAPsLEY Il THOMAS,
Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent All the bus
facts thereof will be fulfilled by the Undersigned
Here r. Tnomas. who will carry on the same bus
lness at the old stand, No 20 Light street Balti-
more, and who is alone authorized TO collect the
debts and use the Of the firm in liquidation.
THOMAS J. LAPSLEY.
HENRY +. THOMAS,
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For sale b, tie usual agents every city, and by
the druggists III Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. no g-eoIy
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ITO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
IL WIN. II n ARCT.AV

No. 4s1 9Th street. between D and F.,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
VIII attend TO the cole cton of Rents BUYING and
Selling \ cal Estate. and to thu Agency Busl-
n So In all IFS forms. All communications addressed
to him Will receive prompt attention. ja y. colin
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NorE:-Under the regulations of the department,
as heretofore and now existing. no payment can be
publishers as are SPECIALLY authorized to publish by
the commissioner of the General Land Office.
Ja S-law9W
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F0R THE T a R nj E r.
nae Consus., Es9ion OF V.G,ea9.

In several agricultural addresses we
have read recently, . fear was expressed by
the speakers, th1t the future prospects of
wheat growers were not very hattering !;
that as the Liverpool market was the great
price regulator OF other European and the.
American markets, and rs there was 30
prospect Of very high rates being maintain
cd there except in adverse season, there
fore wheat growing was not likely to be
permanently profitable busines in this coun-
try, especially as new lands were constant
ly coming into market, and the wheat pro
duct was largely on the increase IN the
west. Fortunately Tor the agricultural
interest, the greatest III this country, this
is not u true statement OF the case. The
fact is the consumption Of wheat is steaGi-
ly outstripping its production. This the
census returns Of 1860 will show beyond
all possibility Of doubt, and the reason for
it is obvious to all OF us We live in
trading and 2 manufacturing age. The
metal energy OF the country runs constant
ly in those directions, and the tendency
of our people is 10 live by hcadwork rath-
er than hand work. The Yankee IS an
industrious fellow, but he is much more
at home behind Il desk, than behind a
pillow, and the statistics OF New England
prove that this is the case. In 1910 New
England raised two million bushels Of
wheat, in 1859 it has fallen off to one mil
lion bushels, and, Notwithstanding the in
crease of population, it is doubtful wheth-
er it raises anything like that amount
now
In the south cotton growing is absorb
ing the labor of the country, and the states
of Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia and Ala
bama, which raised 1900 600 bushels
of wheat III 1910; fell off to 100000
bushels in 1850; and we do not believe
that these states raised 2 ,O0G, 900 bushels
last year The fact is the eastern wheat
lands are constantly running out every
year, and the manufacturing and trading
population Of the older states, are becom-
ing more and more dependant on the west
for its food. In times past the ratio of
the increase in the production Of bread
stuffs has been but 2 per cent, while
consumption has increased at the rate of
5 per cent, but We firmly believe that the
next census viii prove still greater diff
ference.
Let the farmers therefore 60 the work
with a will, let them prepare to seed more
wheat, corn, oats, and barley, than ever
before, as in all human PROBABILITY. prices
are destined to advance as the yea= rolls
around.-Rocktord Ne,gs.
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Protection Or STAwBERRIEs IN
WINTER--In protecting the strawberry
there may be too much of a good thing
All varieties Of this fruit that we have ev-
er experimental with, benefited by COW
ering. They come ont in the Spring ear
ler, and seem to start stronger. But
many who are not acquainted with the
habits OF the plant, Kill them with kind
ness. They pile on coarse manure, straw,
leaves, or fne sea-weed, until the plants
are smothered. While the plant is in
its inactive state, there Is little to prevent
1t from dec0mPosing, by the action Of heat
and moisture, like other vegetable matter.
An examination Of a plant taken from un-
der manure heap, would show that the
leaves and crown had rotteI.
The strawberry in its uucultiyated state
grows among the grasses, which in their
decay, form all the protection the plant
needs. Nature provides but a light coy
ering to shield 1t from the sudden changes
OF the atmosphere. For this purpose al
most any coarse litter, pea or bean vines,
corn stalks, or sea-weeed, kept in place bv
poles or brush, arc good enough. They
must have air in Winter as well in Sum
mcr.-AAl- IgicUzt.ujst
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FLOWING LAND IN TIE FALL FOR Corn.
IS. M. Brown, Of Onondaga-I grow
corn cheaper than l did fifteen years ago.
plow In the fall eight to ten inches deep,
in gravelly loan. / mellow it in the
spring with cultivator, and do most of
the cultivation with the same implement.
L grew near 100 bushels per acre this
year, and 1t wont cost me over ten and a
half cents per bUskel. I think farmers
would do well to depend more on corn
L manure by top-dressing with compost,
using salt, plaster, and unleached ashes,
with barnyArd manure. Muck sward not
over four years old. [ consider the fod-
der equal to two and half tons OF hav
per acre"
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GENTLE FsEgy
GOLD AND SILTER TTITCEI

I would call your attention to ny boaa.a
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ECEAL ANE EEET
PROM THE
QG4EER CITY PI-EEISTyTEf. EGESE.
ECc,GG0 CoEaEomucs.
5, ENLARGED AND RFyTSrn-ygT
IL. ~ Ii, -. - -

-N---Ah Ia AFAEN aAlEbL Lk"A.
Sape5jar E-Gaeement to tie FaLl.e.
4 new and sure IIan for obtaining cor
~ and SILVER WATCHES. and otH.r =
u5Ie Prizes Full particulars given III J--
pIication
Valuable GIFTS, worth from so cts. 70
GUARANTEED 30 each purchaser. :
in Gifts have been distributed TO my -
within the past six months-Sl50.G COO ra
distributed during the next six mcu.Fs
-. The Inducements oEcrcd Agents are r-
business
Having been in the Tu' fishing and Gs+
selling business fer the last eight r,--s-
GApeflence S, ena''ies ne to conduct she 81
EnterPrize with the greatest satisfaction. "a -
* AGENTS WANTED IN eve.
Town and County.
For full particulars address
DUANE RUIISON.
Quaker City Publishing House.
33 South Third Street. PhiIadglnhf.. T.
Sept %, lS59.-4m.
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at the fyilowjug very low prices:
HuutE Verge Watch, warrantc,..:..:......S
Hunting Silver Cylinders hitherto sold IN
thjs town 1T $50, anl U4ou reduced 20
Slf. win now sell AT from::.:.~Iu 20 s.---
hunting Levers frCIa::::::;: to le
open Faced Cylinders, heretofore
sold al $40. / Viii sell at from::::S- 70 = Il
Open Faced Detached Lcvcrs:::::Slg 10 So g.
1H acatehes SoI trW Js 5rCrro5s,sT 10 GO II
t9sfre 7soRtAs: Or exchange fer cHotber Fl sa-
ra'ge
Everybody is invited to call and exaua
the stock, as style il Is unrivaIlc1 in this c---
muEi-y. while the prices n which il Is o--t
are nnprccedcntedly low. Goods sold f:
CASH only.
Hl Particular attention raid 10 rera--:
Clocks, Watches, Jewlery, Sc. of al A.1s
for which the, Cambria Iron COMPANY : .,s--s
will re taken at par. All work warraarc5.
TOWN AND COUNTRY STOREEEEPEIl
SUPP lied with Watches. Jcwel5v. Sc.. sc Isl
than city prices. JOS. c. ECLNE~. A-e--
Sc. 8, lS59.-ly.
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SoILING Cows.-Hon Josiah Quincy
says: one OF the advantages gained by soil
ing is the saving Of land. One acre will
support three cows during the soiling
season. The cows are turned out but
two hours, morning and evening, and the
balance of the time they are Kept in the
Stables They keep healthy, and Weld
more mllk annually, than COWS usually do.
One man will take care of, feed. water.
clean and milk twenty COWS. They are
fed four or five times day.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRT

are particularly invited 10 an ins, a5s
present stock and prices. EAR HUFS lii
erto sold at II. 90 viii now be sold III - es-
and lruTrrHted to str1sd the test Of lre.r B-ss
Pins, Rings, &c. at a reduction.
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MON HOUSE, Ebensburg. Pa
~ JoHS y BLAIR, Proprietor.
Also, in connection, BLAIR & COS HACES
viii leave the '.Union House" for Wilmore
station in time 10 take the Eastern and West
ern trains. Every accommodation win be af-
forded to make passengers comfortable.
August %, Ie59:tf
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CEnBLAINs.-To cure chilblains. sim
ply bathe the parts affected in the iiuuor
in winch potatoes have been boiled, at as
nigh temperature as can be borne. On
the hrst appearance OF ailment, Indicated
by inflammation and irritation, this bath
affords almost immediate relief In more
advanced stages; repetition prevents break
ing out.
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TRANSPARENT CEMENT FOR GLASS
Dissolve one part by weight of India Rub
Der in 6i of Chloroform; then add Is to
arts powdered gum Mastic. This
heartily .. kept warm for two days, and
il to be grely.
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ROWE.Egfa saE.Onv

SsohE1 Hing NEW IN EBENSBURG.
The undersigned having opened Bowling
Saloon, connected with his Restaurant in the
basement Of Myers new Hall, respectflliv re-
quests all who wish good exercise To civ b;0,
call. IzS~ ALE and LAGER BEER. of the
most approved manufacture, constantly ON
hand. THOMAS y,ppTt@>- oi'
Ebensburg, August %, l859tf
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-05
J. PATTON THOMPSON, WITH
AE1DgEDGE GO

Importers and Jobbers in NoTIoys. Ho-
a sIERY, GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, SILK HAyDKER-
4l3 Market street, (7Tuiu &. BROS old sfo,,d y
L"ug'-o' l0oS'tiI PHILADELPHIA.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-05
HRY GODS.
BOOTS, SHOES,
- AND CLOTHING,

n NhUItED PEICES
ROBERT FILM, Higmore. Caaa6rio co,,,,..
Is closing out his entire stock of Goods ~
uuced prices. All the Goods arc new 90 - = =
ele latest and most fashionable styles"tta le, y,
Iie"sSr ta part OF which have been bought at tbe
l"'e 9prlhg sales, Tor cash, and win be cIosaS
OUT eheap. Any person in want of M $50 .
IN inns line will please call as am det"r,i;
f fu 70 TiI Set the entire stock off to make rn
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