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A minister travelling where the
road was difficult to find, requested
a man by the way side to direct
him, naming the place where he
wished to GO.
"Well," says the hedger and
ditcher, "keep on just as you are
going, about a mile and a half
there at the cross roads you will
see a minister, who will direct you
to the left a couple of miles; and
there, at the fork of the road.
is another minister, who will d.
rect you to the right about three
miles; and so on, at every fork and
cross Of the road, is minister to
tell you the road to take"
"Ah," says the parson, "what do
you call minister's"
"Why," says the other, "those
things which stand up at the cross
and forks of the road, with some
thing like hand on them"
"Finger-boards, you mean, said
the parson; "why do you call them
minister's"
Because they are always point
ing the way to other people, but
never 60 themselves"
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A friend of ours has a little fai

A friend of ours has a little fair.
headed youngster theologian Of
four summers, who, after being the
other day, for sometime lost in
thought, broke out thus:
'Pa, can God do everything"
eyes, my boy"
"Could he make two year old
colt in two minutes?'
"Why, he would not wish to do
that, Freddy"
"Buti if he did wish to, could her
Eyes, he could"
"What, in two minutes?'
eyes, in two minutes"
"Well, then, he wouldn't be two
years old, would he?"
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farm anh Garhea.
LIGHT for Animals.

come one has truly said that
light, daylight, was not merely
made to see by and warm by, but to
grow bright and glad in; and that
beam Of a clear autumn has failed
to reach its destination that has
not shone into the spirit and bur-
nlshed the thought as it has bright
ened the eye. A room that the
sun Is not permitted to look into
at all should be without a door
1t is unfit for human occupancy.
Even the flowers will grow pale
and be frightened to death in it.
A correspondent of a Northern
agricultural paper seems to be as
enthusiastic an admirer of light
as the writer from whom we have
just quoted. In an article on
fattening hogs, he gives the fol-
lowing advice:
Gone more important item of ad-
vice, and that is, locate your pen
where your hogs can have the bene-
fit Of light. / don't mean merely
daylight, but the full, bright light OF
the sun; it will add to their cheer
ful contentment, as it does to the
human species, and Psychologists
declare that, other things being
equal, families who occupy the
sunny side of the dwellings, are
the most healthy and happy. AL
though the comparison may, to
sensitive nerves, appear odious,
still it is beyond our power or
province tachange the established
laws of nature. | never knew of
a hog or any other animal, kept
under the North side of barn or
other building where the dark
ness Is never penetrated by the
suns rays, and where the animal
was employed as the common scav-
enger for other animals, to be
sleek looking, fat, clean, or quiet.
l have seen many a pen where
the mud and offal was two or three
feet deep and no place of retreat
left for the poor occupants upon
a higher spot, excepting the bed
floor, and that unfinished by
straw"
1t has been not inaptly remark
ed that the rays of the sun have
a powerful effect in modifying the
functions of both animal and veg
etable life. Many plants require
a strong light that they may per-
feet their organizations; others less;
but common observation proves
that few plants ever come to per-
lection without a full supply of
light. The potato growing in the
cellar is colorless, fragile, and
worthless. The apple growing in
the inside of a tree is often green,
tasteless, and imperfect, because
too heavily shaded; and the peach
that has not been kissed by the
rays of the sun has not that high |
flavor requisite to its perfection, as
every peach grower knows. With |
animals the same is true. The
sun does as much towards paint
ing roses On the cheek as does a.
bracing air. The skin of those
persons exposed freely to the light
performs It's functions vigorously,
while that of those too much sha-
ded is feeble and easily disturbed.
Physicians assert that people liv-
ing on the shaded side Of street
in towns are more liable to sick
ness and less vigorous than those
living on the side influenced by
the sun. The primary object of
a window is not SO much for peo-
pie to look out of as for the sun to
Iook In.
KEEPING SWEET PoTAToEs.-AI
writer in the Oskaloosa Herald
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Executors SaIei

pursuance OF the last viii sSN-O
7 Il and testament Of John B1c- fs4s, rss@
nan. deceased, | win offer &C.,
for sale to the highest bidder, on credit Of
one and two years. on Tuesdas, the EsE
day' of October next, the TRACT Or
LAM on which the said John Baeltanan re-
sided at the time Of bis death. situsted about
three miles North of Fayetteville, on tho
Petersburg road, and supposed to Certain
about $50 acres.
The purchaser will be required to give bond
with two or more good securities for the par
ment Of the purchase money, and lien viii
be retained on said land until that money il
paid. T. ". BUCHANAN.
Executor Of john Buchanan.
Aug. 20 l1S6l--td "a so.
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WHISKEfS 1RA hiuSIscHE

in from three TO six weeks. This article is
the only orc Of the kind used by the French
and in London and Paris il Is in universal use
1t is a beautiful. economical, soothing. vet
stimuiating compound, acting as if nv magic
| upon the roots. causing a beautiful growth IF
iuxnrisnt hair. If applied to the scalp. it
will cure BADNESS, and cause 10 spring M in
place OF the bald SPOTS fine growth Of rcw
hair. Applied according to directions. it Wilt
turn RED or tony. hair DARK and restore graz
10 its original color. Ieavr it sofi smooth srd
flexible. II e''ONGUEST'' is an indisr ei ssI le
article in every geptleman's toilet, and after
one weeks use they would not for any con-
sideration he without it.
The subscribers are the only Agents for the
article in the United States, to whom all orders
must be addressed
Price One Dollar box-for sale Jy all
Druggists and Dealers; or a box of the ..On-
gnent" Guaranteed 10 have the desires! efFect)
viii be sent to airy who desire it BY mail Oh
fecf}. securely packed. or receipt of Price and
postage, 81 IL. Apply to or address
HORACE l. HEGEMAN & co.
DRUGGISTS. &C.
~ "a William Street, New York
March Z GIN. e.f
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. :,

4 Benevolent Institution established bv- .,,s.,a
Endowment, for the Relief Of the SRI on,
Distressed, afflicted Nth Krule,,t and I'm.
mic Disease, dnaespeciaHy for the cure o.
Diseases of he Seyud7 Organs Y :
M EDICAL ADVICE given gratis. nv the
w Acting Surgeon. 10 all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &c..) and n
case Of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free of charge. =
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperma,or.
rhea. and other Diseases of the SexY,,
Organs. ard on the NEW REMEDIES er,-
ployed in the Dispensary. sent to the afflisted
in sealed lettsr envelopes. free of charge -
Two or three Stamps for postage will be ac-
ceptable.
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHToN
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Bv
order Of the Directory.
EZRA D.HAR"WELL, President.
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary,
Nov. .15--12m. 25tnfg
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He who makes a question where
there is no doubt, must be content
with an answer where there is no
reason 20
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The stimulating Orewemt

Is prepared by Dr.. c 2. BELLiSGmAm. q
eminent physician of London, and is val
raDted TO bring ont thick set of
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o P Gr:fis, Adn.'rof Geo. ". Grifi., decI

" 4 Gr.ihS, Admir- OF Geo. ". Grifis. ders
Arthur Randolph g. Others
nofion of complainant bv bis rorii sci.
~ and II appearing to the saiisfl ct'ni, of the
Clerk hat defer danis Martin L. Grifli.. Dan
lei /. Lake and wife, William A idrew. LII
III er Steadman. Travis H. Griffis. Nathan p.
Stcadmah, and William II. S'ca.lnan are ron
residents of the State of Tennessee-it is
theretors, ordered that publication be made in
the rAYETTEvILLE0BsERy ER, n newspaper pnb-
l'shed Ia tn e town Of Fayetteville Tenn for
four weeks in succession, commanding them
the said Martin L. Grifis, Daniel L. Eaks.a,,g
wife. William Andrew, Luther Sseadmqu.
Travis Ii. GriffiS, Nathan P Steadmar. AMI
William II. SteaGman 10 le am apresr at or.
before the County Court at the tom thereof
to be held at the court house in the town If.
Fayetteville on the first Monday in October,
1851. and plead. answer. or demur 10 com
palnanps pc ition. otherwise the same will be
taken for confessed and SCI for hearing ex-
parte as TO them
DANIEL J. WHlTTINGTON, CH.
Sept. 5. 1851
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The Adrantages of not Being too
Rrticular.-"Hans, how is your
business now?"
ooh, SO better as it was"
allow SOP"
'Shut your eyes and listen NIT
me. Veil, de first night ] counts
der monies and finds it nix right
Won tollar vas gone. Veil, de
next night l count him, and dere
be two tollars gone. De third night
| count him, and dere be three toll
lars gone; and what does you think
| does den?"
II can't say-what?"
"Vy, l did not count him any
more, and he comes out shoost
right ever since"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

We laid yesterday before our readers number
OF facts to show that the rival manufactures
against which Maryland most needed protection
We're not those of Europe, but those of the free
states. We maintain, further that the interests
y, ar!land require no other protection than that
'ueu her by moderate revenue tariff. As
S'''eu yesterday, the manufacture of most of the
.r''ces' winch 1t is most necessary should be nro-
uuceo at nome, Is already established in tba I'M;
TED States on basis which defes foro;o.,, o,,..:
ton. We have also shown. in q
that Maryland offers peculiar advantass
prosecution OF all branches of American marre,o
turing industry. Many ofthem-such as cot,asU
woolens, hats, shoes, clothing, machinery f,rnS'
Ing implements, etc.-are already made bero
to greater or less extent, and compete success-
FULLY with the free States in the markets of tho
south and Southwest and but very slight adj
oau'age over her only competitors, the Northern
na'es' Is required to give Maryland the control of
Tue markets of the South. It ia evident ,ho-o-
.ua. 'ne most moderate revenue tariff. dis
- 's'us' the manufactures of the North
-. -, "' "ou'o be required for the devel
~ enS'oh OF this interest. shon1d
"u De0one member of the Sou,b
ern Coniederacy. If, the otber =,
she should remain member Of tha 1"uu'
ern Confederacy, or if the UNION sbon,a =,
more than miracle, be restored, she co,,,
certainly derive no benefit from the protec,io1
of those manufactures which are already produced
here at lower rates than in those countries against
which the tariff could discriminate. Nor can the
interests of her citizens Dossibly he nromoted bu
taxing articles luxury, which are not attempted
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MINISTER BURLINeAME.-The Washington CORES
pendent of the New York Tribune saws: Informal
ton is received that the Austrian cabinet have de-
cined to receive our Minister, Mr.. Buringame.--
His rejection is not to be interpreted into any un.
friendliness on the part of the Austrian Court but
is personal to Mr.. B., from his agency in procuring
the passage of the bill raising the Sandman lega,
! ton to full mission.
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SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICr-The estate
Rights" Congressional Convention of the sixth
district assembled at Upper Marlboro, Prince
Georges county, on Wednesday, and nominated
Benjamin G. Harris, of ST. Mary's county. Reso'
lutions complimentary to Col. George W. Hughes,
the late representative from the district, were
unanimously adopted.
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can fame would consent 10 make war upon the
State which gave him birth, or would prostitute
his great talents to the service Of ctional Pre-
sldent and sectional party, whose avowed object
is the suhiugation of the South, and to assert
the political and commercial supremacy of the
North, under the specious plea of enforcing the
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WooD WooDi II W0oD!iI
aAvSs2 PER oEnF. by buying your Wo5a at ccs az Ct
Steam Fire Wood Eil, 10y
Eo.SHoE=H sTnszY.
jAa>S Il. JOaNHON
INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FEE WATCHES.
william pixons, London, and jules urgansen's Coren
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL W .TCp
ChAkk 5 BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner Of Calvar
and alter Streets Importer O! Fine Watches
Ihsins' SILVER and PlatedWare .ecoultres Swiss Ia -
ana Strops, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectaces to sui
ages New goods store. Purchasers will please
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs,
Baltimore a,,et
PARKER BRoTHEas' LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng all others From the
rlehness and deiicacy OF Its favor, has attained popu
aiy almost as great IN this country as in Europe For
sale by all frst-class grocers by their agents.
GREEN & YoE, Importers,
o'A-i 81 Vest BsltiniOr street,
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SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl

SAVE THE PIECEsI
ECONOMY DTgpsrryT,
sF-"A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINEnes
AS accidents will happen even in well regulated raYn
lies it desirable have some cheap and conye
nient way for repairing Furniture Toys Crockery &c
SPALEING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and household can afor
to be without it. It's always ready, and up the STICK
ing point
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE, D..
BA Brush accompanies each Bottle Price, IS cc1ts
Address, HENRY G. SPALDIS O.
No. As CEDAR Street, New York
CAUTION.
As certain unprncipled persons attempting to pa,
of on the unsuspecting public, limitations Of NV ppE
PARED GLUE, would caution all persons To ay,r:
before purchasing, and see that the full name,
~SPALDING'S PREPARED GIUE. 80
Is on the outside wrapper oil others are syindnv
-..... rt.. islsn
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NoTRlTl7E CREAM FoR THE HA1R-This nreps-
raon viii render the hair soft glossy ami p,ere, m
,ahng en- Composed it is OF the purest n,stals II
can De used with perfect safety and answers all the
o romaae and OILS, without pro iucing that vrsasi,ss
iinon 70 many hair preparations. Prepared only bv
N. HYNSON JENNINGS A Cn
mh26-tfr COW, mac -utistsi
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Correspondence Of tie Daily Exchange
Proceedings Of the County Court-hnot,,


Arresi-Cnicn Meeting, &c.
ToWsoNrowN, June G.-The courtroom was
crowded this morning with persons DESTROYS of
hearing the argument of David Paul Brown, Esq,
in the ejectment of Nesbitt ct al as Price.
Mr. Brown addressed the jury in behalf OF the de-
PENDANT for one hour and thirty minutes. Mr.. Git
hngs, on the part of the plaintiffs closed the argu-
ment. The case given to the jury, who had
not agreed upon a verdict up to the departure of
the mail.
This morning Mr.. CHARLES Cole, residing in the
ath eiec ION district OF this county, was arrested
at Cockeysville by order of Major Hay, of the
pennsylvania regiment, now stationed on the line
o, The Northern Central Railroad and sent to Fort
MGHenry., The charges against Dir. Cole are
unknown here. "
On Monday last, the Union men at Phoenix Fac
tory In this county, held public meeting which
was attended by some three hundred persons
They also raised hickory pole ITO feet out of the
g onnd. ed by invitation, David Paul Brown,
Esq, of Philadelphia, hoisted the colors He also
READ an original ode prepared for the occasion.
lt Is reported two ofthe volunteers at Cockeys.
vile deserted last night, and this morning were
pursued as far as Monkton, but not overtaken.
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SIC K II ACHE,
CURE
IN y U S H ACHE,
CURE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE,
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

e use NJ these Pills the periodic attacks o! Nervous
" SIC" Hsaadche may be prevented and if taken at the
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained -
They seldom fail in REMOVING tba No,,,,r an, r,,,o.
10 "hch females subject
hey act gently the bowels-reoving Cos,;n,nsss
TOT 1"sFory Aen, Students, Delicate Females and ali
eoiS OF Sedsnary aabits, they are valuable as Lara
't'e improving the appetite giving tore and yfgor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity ana
trsngth Of the whole system
Inc CEPHALIC PILLS the result OF lang ;nvesrg.
uoh anu carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years. during which time they have
ana relieved vast amount of pt IN and SUFFERING from
eauache whether originating the nervous system n,
from deranged state of the Soa0cd
lhey are entirely vegetable in their colapositi7n and
may be taken at all times perfect safety without
making any change of diet, the absence of anu dis
sTssa0's taste renders easy 10 administer then, 10 chit
Rren. ~ " '''
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITSl
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c. spadinc
each Box.
Sod by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicinal
BOX VIII be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of the
PRICE 25 GENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDENG,
as Cedar sree, New York.
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3 ALT I M 0 P T.

p AT EMIT
SHOULDER SEAEI
SHIRTSl
SHIRTSl
SHIRTSl
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE,
Unefualled by any.
NEW STYLES. OF FRENCH BOSOMS
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOFSS-AN HALF-HOSE
HANDKERCHIEFS
W. p. TOWLES & BRO
PATENT 'SH0ULDERSEAM SHIRT MANUFACToRy
Has Baltimore street
Under Cerroll Hall
SOLE AGENTS FOR JN0. CLARK, Jr., l. CO.'S VA.
CRIME COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SSATEs n,s-ty
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HENRY C. SPALDINI Esq O' van ~ i0'A
Please find iucloe sentyvc cents for which send me
another box OF Ceplalic Pills Then GTe tr, IL
best Pills Ihaue eueT tried. ' VIZ ''~'''
direct A. SLOWER, p n.
Belle Vernon, " ygnIot Co, o,
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BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. IL, 1861

II. c. SPALDIEG, Esq. ' Nv ~ ''0V5
wish for circulars large show bills to brino
your Cephaslc fills particularly before
IL S"u ,ave any thlns q" the kind, me.
ohe OF my Customers, VINO SUBJECT severe ScK Head
acne tu-uSiiY lasting Glps) iyIS cured of an Tc
an oag h0'T b1 noltr i''uS, which sent ter.
Respectfully yours, W B. WILKES
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LhDD, WEBSTER L Go.
TiC HIT TITCH
S Z w I " G TT n c. FIJI " ES
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
No. Isl BALTIMORE STREET,
s24-d Between Calvert and South stree.s

TP "HOME OF THE FRIENDLESSv-
e" 1 PoSTETFeRNSEMEYTTns 2dies beg
AFTER xooS a.e 81. :. ~ e-.. Oh 0Alo 80 ct
es.sI--e-A U. S. GOVERNMENT LINE
Ils5 t. T0xH9H ga ASR pS 2R bT
Sundays ~ O'Clock P NJ taking PASSENGERS
aa fS5sA SD sGanseoS vi as haro SiI
So Round trip TICKETS at reduced are anu the vest
II From Baltimore to Fort Aonr and back &C.
le1-I Pass ng r spe1t
ENOR RENr.--STABLE aud CARRIAGE
1n hqT 3sa on ot the fb rf5E e fs Madison street
STkUNG COLD BLAST CHARCOAL, PIC
R e N, ons in yard and for sale by sTEPHEN S
poll BUTTER . bbls. fresh grass BnfIer
tI IS fse wy for sale by THoS. r. MATTHEWS
RACUN,-5 casks clear Sides in prime order
, for sale by THoS R. MATTHEWS sons, IS Bowy,s
- je7 tt
BACON SHOULDERS AND SlDES.-25 casks
prime Western BGcon Shoulders and Sides for saIa Inv
j. g HARVEY co, 70 Exchange Place ~ je7-tf S
HANS Geo. Lanes 'None Such" Jno. c.
Z N.Y. Powell, McEwen Co, and other favcrite brands
d aha%y Ham Hans for sale by J. G. HARVEY CO.
PU1TER.-75 kegs fresh GIades for sale low
6p bv J G. HARVEY &Co. rs Fxchange Place ie7 #
DRIED PEACHES -I50 sacks prime South
sdCItS LOT SAFE 10y 10 close q
hAkN EG y co, 70 Excha~ GO Place. lei If
- ALAD OIL so cases fresh, pinis and ouorls
- ia ding and for sale hy EDWARD L. PALMER 4 co
10 B7wly's wharf - -
NANTON GINGER.-25 cases No, for sale
y by EDWARD L. PALMER t co , Is BowIy's wifi ie7
TNAMARINDS.-5 barrels for sale by EDWARD
= l.. PALNER co, Is Bowlys wharf je7tf
SrARCH.-25O boxes Mcdonald 4 Bros Gin
~ cinnat Pearl Starch, for sale low, by
1t Pratt and Cor,na-c,
Y ACON.-Prime Western Bacon Sides, ShonI
~ deTs and Hams receiving and for SAL bv
;. A l., WEBB & BRO,
III corner Pratt and Commerce streets
lAMS.-N. W. Thomas L Co.'s Family Su-
ed Hams, in store and for sal by
A. l.. WEBB BRO
1t corner Pratt and Commerce streets
fHITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbs flee
nnti Monday 10 ms ant. at IL h. for Grading Al d
tvnF CIR IS Sire Ma ke Space the rate per ward
Spect cations setting forth manne in which the work
is to De DONE can be seen at the Office. By order
leo At | D. e. SMITH Clerk.
OFFICE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE
- COMrANf BALTIMoRE June /. 1851 The Board of
AZ TINS company have this day declared Dvi-
p 2 E m cap tai stock of said Company of SFVFN
per cent to tn contingent fund payable on aid after The
iot June he city and State Taxes are paid by the Com
pa I 1y oroer' M H. C. fNDIS,
!4 r&k SECRETARY.
f@ FOR SALE-A Cuban PONY. hand |
S = some,y shaped and easy gated; in perfect condi
STA BLFS, Howard street. 49, o. a. " ;setf
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ROOFING RooFING II RooFINalll
ECoNOhY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIREGAND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION EDOryyo
unrivaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing
FERFEoILY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
CHEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY
uNRIVALLED FOR DURARILIryT
ADAPTED TO EVERF CLIMATE
Fer further information address or call on
JAS. ii. JOHNSON,
No 2J&r7s Building, cor North and Baltimore ST..
Baltimore.
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co ,PA2
IT ~ c January IS, 1861.
SIR You will please send two boxes of your Cephac
Pills Send them Immediately. - F
Respect fully yours,
PSI hare used one 6o1 Of gou,. iis md md Tea,
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PEACE AMBASSADOR The Paris Noniteur of
the 18th OF May Contains this announcement: ain
gu nee OF the perpIexiy into which the great
ana powerful cotton interest is now PLUNGED il
ought not to surprise any to learn that doubtless
very soon an eminent English statesman will visit
the United States make a pacific proposition to
the conten, ing parties there. 1t will be person.
age towards whom all eyes will be turned as he up-
dertakes to perform his task"
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ECONOMY ECoNoMY II!
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MANN
This can he done by purchasing Wood already - -
spht' at Once Of City Steam Fire cod Mill,
No. NoRTa STREET
sl0-tf IAuCs - -
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NEW GooDs.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
mas iOf ssIe eV npton OF fine WATCHES, JEvE1Rv
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his STORE co-,e, ., c.,
and Wate: sire .a,.I
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EARRiEl,
On the 9Th inst2nt, by Rev Mr. smith, PETER DJvAI.
Of Ne" o1k, TO u LA E5rEILE second daughter Of
On the 4th ms auI b Rev Henry Myers Pastor Of ST
In%enGS hurcn, ROBERT II. GIBBS to A. l.. ANUEE-
son, all Of this city.
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ED.
In AleAa "dria, Va on the27th May JANESH AMBER.
SIN formerly OF Washington county, Nd, in the 57ih
Sud . ", at Back River Bridge, baltimore c,nn1,.
lSAAC BUT FIR aged 6l and months