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g. JaDrgnas9.
re German ADVERTISERS,

TIE German ADV NERTISEG,
o. HAsSEL, Esto and Proprietor,
1s pull,shcJ every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Arnum. payable in advance.
Terms for Advert sencntS reasonable
OFFICE: 7th Str, between Clay & LEtcH.
Scoirguusru.
Ter Nntisr" cyihtirt ieNcn Gsrdef Srnntaas auSses
rsTu,ru um 1900 rilitcR Sub'e irpHervcis o els
,bssr an biz rcp 1rdSer pc $5 U1 in iSbrtr Ser3u3
f,oblurs Nriaer inrcn iDeeneen y, oinaun9tu
Nrfrahat: Grml.iae Gnrldan9 10 3cisn pptr rrerI
str ~ Cts, ;wtin,ahc IS els, ertn'ast 90, zinc
SIptt 25 (r:n Mrnai $3.50. er 3fruat 81 90. itde
Wsua,c $500. prlf 9tpnae $1,000 in icr
sjcraaSttAbua. &n,cjaeu cic nab s'ctrteh srlnccrt
rcrecu taincn psrocu nis <25 90 }ahJ hrretnet.
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S}cfaul;fm iu,saeu.

Sesbeu tri Stcdmcr Jamestown Tin. irilns
Scnruns g0aorrn rrbait,u. pic fc!st:
prart- @ritc ron ntsn Glummcrn,
&irntn. titrtiitc 3wcti;scu.
arp6s giuisu, 9epaltcnr Grsirn,
frjltt bulGnN,itr 6,rnle
Sopuce NM SGtliart ellen,
rhts WGttin1er Setg lat SDu,jf &c.
Sric hers l:rtc i;b pie AuimrrfidmFsit seS
Tutlltums AM ras 'rchth crbaltens Sauer-
frout. rae Sritt fir rieeu gG,ntsr.
Jtibmpnp, 21. 6ctruar 1860
Scbn 6ertia.
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@clhditss Srohuuue.
ipbu Scrbia

i,i5 ae@ btutfScu Nusum an Tar tt eirc ecutfte Sr-
rtI-fS:purs N Ger reap.. ;mhtn rtr scn uuc 7ica
Scydft Henno cdi. Stlruu empith tr clnc ctuIittn
@JurEt u"s Yrr:ufn. alS &Ihien. yuic yirbCtu buir
e@r Sm.IIacn Nrhrn $'ir I'll puI tu)lc Sautrfrau
trIi@C bplanruhi p,rn9 Spdfiln ttrettN no ap6nSr'
S5ETOcutn i'll ,Sdi; il.
Aut 9jtlgurc, 3tct opit pit btlen itactrY- Ariitc
DGrth gun Sntsuf IL btrjyib in Zen =5anb s;ieBi 3
IN tuasnrsn mi lttis Irlper mo bidBr 2alrt III p-
eitain Jpbn ptrtt6
uCb,n II Sd,lh'S lontrI
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pam0n' 8s&.Isrlf. 9adstIabrt Nrnrn, @slellltarr.
GdmpffcbifTabrt


Han'oHr9 Hne Scp sjorf, via gputbsmetrn
eermit:e' Der neusn auf SeIiNte aesaun une Gle,
SS'ielt' emar'ettsn srrBen siitrntn pripampfitifs
o n IA, 2OUO SonS, CAPT. lrautmann.
y M NOR a. 1000 1ous. Capt. Scspsnlen
S"rrnla, $500 Ioms, Gay'. gel.ts.
Shise ws9en ibrer bntlsu uuo sliGhsn ffabrer ribu
''9h SSt"nnIe DdmpfihIHt puesn rearlmalis ain
Srlten nno 6unf,sbntsu iesrn Nonats
o'n Rtp gorf uno 6arbus via srtbamptOn trp,br, ms
n!anisn 9aiia9iere ven 9icip Sprt nad
hamburg, SHpre. 2pHepn Ine 2putbamr,on
u fOI9encsn 9rsiitn
9rite &ajIte 500.
3mfnt 9ajHte . SIS
3OiidehptG az
eon 9"mburs nad S5elD gurt:s
9rite Gaiule l2 30 aipss s LIdc S75 9miiA,ph,E
80 "StstH 9al2ge r:npr mkn iib ~
q. u @iharc, &cas u. 6 np.,
10" 2hplOwlY, gi,pgo
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Il nhertaftn a.

u T. T! al g.
Hef AHteriethnetc III jeet i'm Sanre isesn gufraa in
'e" e,e'aIiC susiufbrti mar 10 blLia aIe moljb
Sh' @HSmabI sen Sa: srn nj iprtipdbrenp yorratb.l
SH HeutT, sa'cT pei itnmaQrn nil slneaI suteu lrt>
''i uht asgen Ylerser Ir eIpai6cn 95cbrdua
tN SunrrtlGntr 8ec- Snbabern IT, lfan,ilieu wire
~ uNtti lnT ent SrcEe &GepabI von lRairaetn
aas0snt-uaa orr soopbas, Suben u Sprlna a,vdscr
WtTe prompt btiSrGt. GraEcie VSubr
Sroabr., 9tfe Der ,ftp al,
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2p,aua !ur Nu, uap jepen 0u;,lnsn!
.itusr Stcrs.
No. CO. 6rclp Strabe,
9l. VI aHnrra

" U. 9Nners
ist etm SuSItSum tstbru an oav r in uteu stnannen,
SSsrrC cin
Orccrrp' uHo GcuitctiUuarp Eager
Hhft Oa N Ocltel CT tne srrfr NasmaDl perartiser
A"s' ~ otS eial9itn 9rtra peIfauTt. ndn,.ntiia
lrGnhe jSru6te,
@S: pw @"rle. Safrsrlss Gjrieg. sag, sau,e uni a.
ip"tm ersf5, Swtilpen Ntbtuten Sincn GanrIee lps>
S'm'uFser uAe S;hmstrtaie bpa6nrlnc craat Glaar,t
L i 10 =" cen slii9licH yreiisR III pebtn bel
u. Y. DiYcre 232 S,rooh,lr
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A5 6'ctt. fubr lie pann srf&roden AM. ala
SSiiIon bri nrm Irtt II Serls Irle an lfe biuou.
9etrsten mar, nnr tine baub uHr ibr. 6Ifte l.ote
= atb Du t0ier Menib, ME ou mid erIbrtdt
baI
Sri nibt t6It tri6tr, mein litkes ss5n6,r
fluitfrts Seilirn, einen Sns auf ri, Spp,n ber Eb
nur lbwnb St,duterpen prtITtrs, aber Atb. bier
bae' td Dir rinen 6rranb mitaetrattt = Der
9rn manetr iitb raldh nno tri4rs6sa ma. urp
ale ibrs Side esmrn. pcs freunelts ISSrlnr,u
Dun9en Srfmesn tfatAntten, Der ia BEN &uk auF
ieern 6du a'rbfn baten muete, firbts aH itr
pals uhb I'm i's nie spa prrpur 1SeraU6sv
nnS f"tti9f" 5nBes metiie at fcrt, @ilisa abr
faste HNfs 3e'tia 9snuS lore 6dns ane lat A,keup
Gtlsn = sc Il ia rim suttr SSrrsas. unS ,r
wetR' eaB n me !irt bntss iibsreies Fubr ,r
nsd'nD irr', earl oaS tIeine Tr6ule,n s,,b nrt,r
'tlnsr BtrtnSSnS iSrtiaufen, nns pea ibr aup,r,
Irautsn SbnbtefcblsncH ,uriid!aSsa. afIp -
OIL eer Shrm III fsr baaseAatte, aeraee hin.
scnssrt Snlt te3'u9t aaN3uwanesrn, 70 k!eibn
On am lttrrn bier = baS ih 3tdat ostr I'm.
rett?
unret5t Hitherto Ia bstn6 eas fdt6ns WsrHsn
tno;m lt' liE, imm mot BON bcssr @lutb ibr.
5'n n, err tenn 8rtmrsn otrnei9te - Ilrr,nt
Cu pHBt p"B Du INNER llnreHt babrr mur,.
Sdon' @deet. idSts 9DtliOn nit ernffOmiln,r
1isn "a Ons 0cieBe, ea iino pie unIer.r 8,or
,dt'rt" no 5dr minis OaseSsn. (8urtl. s.
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Sieue 9inseisem.
T;ucr NtSb ltaorn

T;ucr 0trb liaorH
an 9roartr.. ,wild,ep c.r 2. mue 8. StraFe.
uut,rtbatter sa.bl ecutlttn gutfum ole cracttn
Nn,a, rlg r III pbiaem Nilgt eicR Di0beaecn eroiad
but unr tiiitt aurtDnianotn G6ucr stEciln Su.
fu6 st,I'e grbeiten ptrctu sci+ m1drpn uhc sibn
t,nis susssiuSrt. Ssparaturen rrsu / unc bat8.
fkrp rpn Rrttetn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-27
gNlntermepen rpn lputen unp NNAaen-

oth' St;rltidnrrtn Iersat es gum Sfrsaaser, rier
sSWuh0en uno rrm puSlttm sin vastr gon rrbit- une
SSaareE empIebtn III tonaeg, ans ccn ntpeern
@ N9'tSIn. Sill. ,YtIi UNI irberautsn fur 0erre. uni
lpps aus Strob, Gcsbcns. 9anama une palmbIali
MI ane Santv Rueen unc NtnEtr. puen p,;cbl
"'tN. Srt'tt tT sestn baar iuBerft 90 a seriaI.
S'It @tFstn nItb 8orihrif lngsferH9i
ttflss bitter. ttnsn S!cre No s Irpaofr III seuben
'' tn 2SaareHIasCr III tstintileR. SEQ z @rtIa .ai
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MONTICELLO HOTE

SHihtNt tscrltt S.artr Ranct NGrm; @hecs.
abe nthn tiItr 4ftn9 aGatG Nrtift @ariGntr,ern yu
S'ne GriiGe Srpnn 28narr Spap 5lbnburitsr San ce
''sne, 1; u. gIm 9Ssr auf ts s. 8. 5iittr. Nat
@'uoRt 3 GjIlpHc Glaf Sars. btpnerrs iir Son e.
Hfttsnrr9 une &Gnhtrra panr un bel zoe. teiltbsc.
Gluanat inter Gabritprcia ju paben bsi
:. 6. SiIAsr gat.
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G. A. FAUCHE,
lppp 9agis).
Il brm der udp Stwellrr.

Z55 %roac~ nSbe Der 2ieH Strase.
U a. Sau DE, ctr leit YefuneTpan,il S0brru in b.,
sr'H Herens une Observation-Disclosures vrn Qsrrs ejtif
senpcn une 9lsm gc.f bcibiet mar rrlaubt b orn Yt
srh mi hmNnee re NneiSe III ma,hen eaF er 233 rplnr
:' raftlte 9blfi roHRt BAT, Ito i isticr ~ m ale
IN iftn "elhdt tlliagnn Nrbti en- Saitlet ts,ctncr
"'9"''a NC sur 81 ritrfih:ii ,Siiyrcn ;u fsnatu
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-12
SaGmers' department.

Tie iryDl7 around the trunks at the
bottom Of each tree bandage OF old mus
lin, or stiff paper will answer, letting it
penetrate two or three inches beneath
the soil and six inches above; do This az
early in the Spring as the ground will
allow. aud let it remain until the middle
of August If we'll done no ,ooyms ciU
get into the trees.
Every farmer should be prudeu. a.
nough to purchase his seed esrly. and
prove them before sowing. Second. he
should thoroughly prepare his soil, and
then wait reasonable time, if necessary
for suitable season for sowing them. -
Third be should never SOW them with
out some mild stimulating manure to in.
sure their rapid groHt til after germiua-
ton. Fourth, he should commence hav-
ing ~ soon as practicable, and as fire.
quently stir the sei! by horse hoe or
otherwise. as his Judgement Indicates g.
The oftener the better.
The usual IN ode OF testing tao growth
OF seeds is by taking certain numb Der,
and lay them between layers OF course
flannel; then water Il em freely with rain.
water ut mild temperature. drain OF all
superauous water and lay the flannel in
3 convenient piace having temperature
Ut about from 90 to 60 degrees tahren
heit, taking care to keep the tianncls at
IA equal moisture throughout but not
too wet; and in about forty-ei Jht hours
signs Of life in rigorous seeds Uis! ap-
pear.
The proper time TO cut tiG.ber il about
November, Deceubur aud January -
After the sap rises. timber should moi
be cut, unless i. can be immediately
plauked up, and steamed aod dried quick
"; otherwise. it ig not durable.
Grape gratis, says the Country Gem
,leman. should be cut earl', and kept in
e cool moist place. The grating should
be delayed uuti! after the leaves are part
ly expanded. The grating may be by
the cleft mode, precisely as in grating
fruit trees, at the surface of the ground.
Sometimes no wax is applied, and the
earth heaped up--but waxing il better.
Chose, says the Germantown Tele-
graph, who have wood ashes, and wish
their lawn to be covered bg a handsome
growth of white clover, should powder it
pretty literally with the ashes 1t is al
so exec leut 10 relnylgoratc old gardens
There is nothing like decaying bones
for all sorts of fruit trees. They are per-
maps best for pear trees, next for app'co
and then for ounces; but are good for
any kind Of fruit, unless it be cranber-
.ies, which seem to live and grow on lit
tie but air and water. If it is not con-
venient to reduce the bones in sulphuric
acid. break them psnall aSd place them
about the roots of the tree
Make III OK whtcwash Of lime;
pack the eggs you wish to preserve III
som. vessel that is water-tight, and pour
in the creamy lime-water till all covered
up, af.er a time the water will cvaporate
to some extent, and the eggs get uncVv-
cred, if some creamy limo be not added
from time to time to prevent IL.
In printing your f,rm-bullings, the
great secret TO make any paint durable
IS .irst e. put on coat Of white lead
This holds all that comes sttcr--as o h
re. anner. the Bran Ion browns. d: +.
oil nf which ry proper mixture make
guoi hraxas.
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Medicine for the A Hicted!

s@SS - &1HH vi
I AIS. GOLDSMITH & Co, No. 1872 Smith
- field street., Pittsburgh, Pa., still contin
ues to be consulted on III diseases of IL private
or delicate nature. FROM IL long course OF
study aud practical experience OF Unlimited
extent. Dr,. G. 4 CO., nave the qualification o
presenting the unfortunate with remedies ihtt
have never tailed 10 cure the most alarming
cases OF Guuurrhea and 5, phiiis. Beneath
his ,reaimrDt Mi The horrors OF Venerenl aud
Impure Bleod Scrotula, Ulcers, Pain and Dis
lress. or inaamna'iuu OF the Bladder AMI
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s t. N i c h olas Hotel


IHE subEcT.l e. having iesged tie st. N;ch.
olss Hotel aud purchased the shole OF tx
splendid furnitu.e with which it lie furnished IN
iusurisnt style, respectfully iairlp,, the ,ubl.l
thatlti now open for the reception Of its
friends Rad patrons, and will continle 20 b.
Kept IN style equal to trst clusa City H..
tells. Na!therpaih nor expense will be sru.ga
to render entire satisfaction and from usp1
years experience SIS host he fgttcrs L MS.
thai BIO can accomplish l..
ZEE ROOFS are large and we'll ventilstf1
and the hotel itgelf, beaides being cUn,.x.en
TO- Is sufficiently dis:snt from the Depct l..
jreefro1 tie tHcss'unt ringing Of 5cHr eaa sic
'.fr,.s;rt c2uismle:s and gas escaping from
cor-otiTes continually standing in the iuaE.
diste vicinity Of the Passenger Depot.
Polite Porter: air avs in attendan GENTLE
pot receive checks ard take clurge OF L.e.
gage.
AlibOrs! share ac patronage is respectss!ly
solicited.
BOARDING PER DAT, $50
zE5>The several Stage Lines run nia2 'here.a
fore from the Revere House. to the iedt,..
Sprinss J okpstUwn and " est Newton d,,a.
the National Road, low start from til. St. Nick.
o!ss. Pe.sonP wishing 70 travel over either 81
these reads VII have tickets provided for tb,s,
"ltnou!inEtrert:eub!e by lcGTips thpi nsmes
.. .hs oG-e.
psrsops Wishing % .-avs! over the entire Ito
/ IN the lsy-tims cEa DO 80 by taking the hri
; or Accommodation Trains from Baltim O, send
LAWNS over in Cumberland until the reys
;n5.1inE, and taking the O'Clock train. Thess
frcl. tHe Vest can taxi tho Mnil TRIM, iss
over aud take the R. N. train for he Esyi
SAMUEL LuMAH, Frcpyictor.
Gent O. 1875
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YtsOfrenf's ,yOffce.

"'sA p Vs.. ~ lay Of aprii i' 1850.
lis Creditors. J that Hugh Dougherty giv'
aotice to hi4 rrs iitors. IN iorsers ana sureties
hat the second Monday of October xtisfxe"
or the said Hugh Dousherty to appear in the
Circuit court for ,llcganl county, to answer
such ,terrogatories az HE creditors, endorsers
and sureties may propose or a,lege gainst him;
aud thata copy of this order he published in
s,me newspaper printed in the city Of Cumber
land, once n week for thee successive months
prior to the said second Mon day of October
aext, az such notice.
Test-H. aEsLEY, Clerk.
April 10, isso-er,.
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These Remedies not are like the nostrums OF
the day, hut depend upon their intrinsic
merit tor popular favor.
Also tor sale at the Home Dispensary, 1922
south Second Street, PHI ladelpnia, DR.. Gull
les crlehr ted Indian Vegetable Pnnacea
for the cure oi Scrotuls, Mereurial Diseases
aud all other Impurities OF the Blood, and
his other Remedies.
For sale by all Druggists and Others through
out the United States Cauada &c, and tor
sale by ] o. CAMPBELL, Cumberland
Lowndes & Clarv, Frostnurg, lart Hatfield
Aunopnis Samuel Anderson, Gov. Ridge.
Nov. 3, l959--ly.
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New Arrival of Jewelry.

THE undersigned has jus received lsrgesup
l. ply OF the latest style of
J + w f. l. r Y,
90 which he invites the attention of all purcha
,ers.
Heis also Agent for the sale OF thu celebrat sd
gagley Gold Pens, (now Newton's) which, for
excellence, durability, and cheapness, are not
surpassed in the world. II e respectfully invites
all persons to an examination of these superior
pens. They must be seon and used to appreciate
their superiority over all othersever manufactu
rod
Jewelry made to order-Watchesand
Jewelry neatly repaired
Sign of the CHG WATCH" Eear the Depot
Cumberland, Nd. s. T. LITTLE
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OILS AND PAINT

A Large and we'll selected stock of Oils ard
HPumts of all culors. Ground in Oil. read,
tor use, in kegs and cans, always on hand.
For sale by j n. HARPER CO..
July I, 1852. King ST. Dock, Alex'a
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Msss:s John Murphy &c Co,
PUBLISHERS u rHs
Maryland Code,
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DYES! OYES!!

THE subscriber offers his services to
l the citizens ct Cumberland aud surrounding
country, as II Public Crier, or Auetioneer, and
fatters himself that he Can give satisfaction TO
III who may give him employment Word
left al Vim. Ridyelys corner OF Bidiord and
Ceutre streets or at the Office oil the civilian
aud TIE egraph will be promptly attended to
April 5, 1860. II. WHITE.
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This is the Place to buy Cheap for Cash

XNIThEWN q NV I'M NV EIIU. II
II have just received the arpes, as- OF linen, oi
Envelopes ever brought 10 This city, con,l ris-
ing all the differ. nt sizes OF White, Buff
upmque aud Fancy. ranging in price by the
thousand from $l.5O up to $400, snd by tie
package ~ 5. d, and 10 cents. Stores on Bal
tiu,ore street. under ST. Nicholas Hotel, and
urder Museum Rooms, Cumberland, Nd.
March is, so.
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NOTICE.

THE Library of the Writ Literary So
ciety is open every Thursday evening from
2 to o clock, p. VI. Subscription one dollar
a year. Any one desiring TO subscribe can
leave their names either at The Hall of the So
ciety, or u, the Office Of Dr. e. C, Gaskill or the
Post 0ffi~e March l, 1860
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TIA RDW ARE STORE

iIIE subscriber, having purchased tie st9ca
L lately owntd by Joseph Frantz, and having
added thereto by recent purchates, is prepared
to 0tferto purchasers Of Hardware, q general
assortment, which he will sell as ehscp as they
ran be hGd IN the city.
His assortment consists, n part, Of
Table and Packet Cutlery; Scissors;
stoves; Fancy Baskets, Market
Baskets. Coffee Mills; Sh0Se.s and
longs;
Nsilr, Spikes: Sheet Copper; Meat CuttsrS,
Smith's Anvils; Locks, Hingse. Scrcwe; Hollow
Castings; Brsss and Porcelain Kettles; Steel
Forks, Spxdes: Sausage StuFers; Sheet Giacs,
.mith's Bellows and Visss
Planes and Ghisfsa,
f every variety; Ohio Grind Stones; Double
md single hsrreled Guns: Qua Caps ana WadS;
wad Cutters: and variety OF other Btspl'
and Fancy goods Also, ver. superior articit
# ScwingNcedleF JOHNS.
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Marriage GUide.

.NGT.lNsC EUist-
DEING a private Instructor for married
- persons, or those about To re married
both male and female, in everything corc-rn-
irp the nh, sioloyr nud relations of our -+xna
system. and the production ~ p'rvenh,ion =
ofsprinu including II III" rev -iI'r"s"rI,-
.-.f..., never h-iore gwen il the Eugli>,.
giaE.t3 mn- mnpe. t., nh. YOUNG VI. D.
.X..1T Ttis is renll, II valuable and in.
tertsting work 1t is written in ulni" hu-
giiuue t,r the general reader, nm Is illustrated
with numerous Eurrav'ngs. Ill Young mat
rled people, OF those tnntcm laiing marriage.
and having The letst imlediment 10 married
life should read this hook. II dscl0ses ST.
crrts that every one should he acqu int 4
with sill it ia hook that must he locked
ny, and not lie about the house. II will he
seut 10 any one on the receipt of twtnt, -fv
cents, in specie or postage Stamps address
DIR. WIN. YOUNG, NJ 4l6 SPRUCE, ST, a
hove At Philadelphia, Pa.
Gs- AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUN ATE -
No matter what nay he your disease, before
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ut The notorious QUAcKs native or tOreign-
no advertise 10 this or any other paper, get
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read il carefully. 1t will he the means of saw
ing you many dollar, your health, aud pos
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Furs Wanted I

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1 Otter, Muskrnt, Rabbit and all kind TT Furs.
Also for Deer Skins. +. MIME.
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The University's
Family Remedies:

Issued under the Seal and Authority OF
Tue UNIVERSITY
FREE MEDICINE
ASD
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
Chartered by the State OF runsylgania,l pril
29h, 1853,
w!ru A CAPITAL or 100000,
Mainly for the purpose Of arrestins the evils
of Spurious and Worthless NOs,rums; ALSO for
.upply ins the Community with
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Wherever Competent Physician cannot or
will not he employed this Institution, located
ia Pnilldeip Home Dispensary aud Office,
322 Soath Secoud Street, where application
or ue;y agencies must be made to
JOHN P REESE, President.
ROwAND'5 CELEBRATED TONIC MIX
TURE,
known for upwards - twenty-five vsars AS the
only cure and safe cure for
FEVER A&U AGUE SC,
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ROWLAND
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY
ROOT, which highly improved and
POPULAR REMEDIES,
TOGETHER VITA
Cne universiy's Remedy Tor COMPLAINTS
OF the LUNGS. Bronchial affections;
fhe Uuiversltys kemedy for DYSPEPSIA or
iNDlGESllUN;
" " COSTIyE-B0WELS;
" SORE EYES;
4 " ..AR-ACllE or
DEAFNESS ,
" TOOTN-ACHE;
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Agricultural Fertilizers

Peruvian Ganuo. California Guanc,
Sevasea " Go.u,ab,S
De Burg Mexican - 4
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2u's Phosphate of Lius,
Payn,er's
Somhrero Guanro,
Robinsous Manipa.a:et.
pulverised Soue:.
Ground Latter,
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