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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

SECESSION SPIEs AHRKsrED.-About I O'Clock
p; m Yesterday, scouting party Of the sixty.
ninth regiment, in returning 20 camp, captured
syen secession soldiers, one Of whom was q cap
nip. on whose person was found a complete roll
Of bis company, and a map in detail slowing q
plan for an attack on Arling ton hiyhu These
spies were Arrested in thickrt beyond the Chsi n
Bridge, and were Immediately broug BIT Into Cam D
COrcoran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18
SALT WATER BATHING.
~ MARSHALL'S PAVILION.

SALT WATER BATHING.
- MARSHALL'S PAVILION.
This favorte resort for those seeking heath and
pleasure Is now open. It Is situated ma A
81. Mary's county, MARYLAND, on the $EJ4S
Potomac, in view Of the Che, apeake To lt,hES i
those wishing to AVOID extreme fashion, AID ss.f
quiet but agreeab place where they can be al
home IL is uneKcelled. Splendid Bathing, EooG
charge for the guests The Table is supp led with
ali the sait water do icaoies-6ne Oysters. Soff
and bard Crabs, Sheeph ad ard other Fish There
are many Inducements, which the undersigned
q ems unneoes y a. mention. as the situation OF
his ace anu his past " egement embrace sufl-
cisnt sua ante, for his future patronage
The steamer ~. Nicholas leaves W WASHINGTON
ever Tuesday at O'Clock. and Alexandra at 7
Pavilion each way.
Board-Si 30 Ter day; 90 per week; sss per
month Children and Servants half price.
DAILY mais from Washington and Baltimore
at Leonardtown, Nd.
js Slim r.. l. MARSHAII
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HAvELocKs FOR THE REGULARS volun-
tees In and near Washington have all been pro-
vidsd with many soldier comforts by friends at
home and in tie city since their arrival here but
no one has heretofore seemed to think Of the ma
lions regulars. The thoughtfulness Of few la
dies has partially remedied this neglect Mrs.
Gen. Mcdowell, Mrs Col. Taylor, and Mrs Col
Hetntzleman, on Saturday evening presented to
companies 1, b, and g, Of the second Cavalry, a
Ieeiment. numSsr and comnsnu Is,,., n,int tns
thereon. The presentation Was made at the Ar
lington House, and the ceremony was honortd by
the presence OF President Lincoln, Secretaries
Staff
The officers present with the troops were Capt
Bracket, commanding, Lieutenants Tompkins,
Holloway, and Drummond, and Doctor Gray,
Assistant Surgeon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

A JUST RECEIVED,
"A LOT OF those useful and much admired
HARTWELL'S ELASTIC CANOPY,
ROEBUCK'S UMBRELED MOSQUITO BAR.
The last named is thu lat invt ntiou of the kind
and PARTICULAR well 3 apts1
FOR Army USE.
Call and see them. at the store of
GEO. WILMER. AGA Ninth ST.
Jan-3t.w2W tlntaD Retw cen ID end e.
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LOCAL NEWS

ID Though rHR STAR II printed On the fsstesa
steam press In NE south Of Baltmcfe, tn edition
D - large . 10 require n 70 Be put TO press at an
serfy s~uri Advertiseuseuts, therefore, should be
srss IN before n c>ciock m; etherwise they may
nCt Appear until the next day.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RECEIVED
y e. hrst sapPy Of nev styles OF A
;ss, sssy .ss sss sss
srslly; The, Keep slso consts,tIy 2, hs9S III
f tHs? ies8fy q GOODS .seh !. Ep.ass..
WV H.F LoUDoN q CO..
CitIzen ana Mfiitary Tellors.
w. snso No a69 under Browns H0toa.
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RoBBIss THE CAMPS Lately we have heard OF
various regiments or upon soldiers in publie
places There seems To be quite design Of THE yes
upon the revolvers Of the troops. Policeman Eek.
loK arrested w II Tiffasy FOR stealing an amy
revolver. The weapon was recovered and the
thief sent 10 Jail. ,#s f5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

GRAND REvIzw .-Yesterday afternoon the
Secretary OF War reviewed a considerable por.
ron OF the column Of Gen Mcdowell, at the race
eourse, adioining the virginla end Of the Long
Bridge, viz: The New Jersey brigade-three
regiments; the New York Twenty-ffth, sixty
ninth, aud Eighth Regiments, with the Iatter's
battery; the Fifth PeRnsylvanis and Fifth Massa-
chusetts-in all, perhaps z 200 strong. rhe dis
play was nne one, and went OF well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

GUIDE COLoRs FOR THE NEW YORK SEVENTY
FIRsT REeIxkNT.-Last Wednesday evening the
citizens OF the Twenty-frst Ward, New York,
presented to the New York Seventy first Regi-
ment, at the Navy Yard, through Adjutant Pride
beautiful set OF guide colors. Adjutant Pride
In few words rendered the thanks Of the regi.
ment, and assured the donors that they should
never be dissrdced, but should return to New
YoIk with honor. They will probably be brough
TO Washington Immediately. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

w BOYS CLOTHING.
w + Have received with the last day or two
large Assortment Of BOYS, SPRING CLOTH
ING embracing al styles of low priced medium,
nga me sgallaes, winch We are selling very
WALL. STEPHENS d CO,
-322 PG av., between eth and 10th sts,
ma untellIgenosr and RepubIican.) 1855
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SOLDIERS -Ev-
II sry Soldier in the city should call st SMITHS
and a 8 b sgy ,h'iE L9THING SHiRTs, c0LLkEs,
TkUNhS. vALlCES, CARPET BAGS, IA rs
buy Clothing and Furnishing Goods
MAJ -,m J. H. SMITH. Clothier,.
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS, corner of G and Ninth
L streets, directly opposite Rev. DIR. Smiths
Church Price To kult the times ie IL Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RoOnIS-
IL -Four ma! dsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and weter, and convenient 10 the Patent
and Post Once Departments, for rent. Apply st
<9Oh MASSACHUSETTS, avenue north side, betws en-
4sh and 5th sts. mag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-18

Union PAPER AND ENVELOPEs-Twen
~ ~ different styles of Mole and Letter Paper,
with Enve opes to match.
Views OF Washington in the form of q Ross, and
In sook form; also, separate
All the Tally q d Wees " Papers on-taetly on
light 1T O'Clock.
Papers from all pats of the country.
Besde's sime Novels ahd Song Books.
fresh supply of Books for sumner reading,
A .rgs assortment OF Juvsniles-M,yne Rsids
BOOKS, kolo 3ooks, Abbotts Histories 80.
discount oil ~ 10 81 pr cent. on q hound books
FRENCH d RICH-TEiN,
ma 20 National Books tore. 97s Pa. ay.
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L nIshed Rooms at No. $50 Twelfth .tT est be-
tween b and SITS. They are nesy furnished and
yerJ agreeable rooms, and tic location is one of
the most desirable in " arhington CITY. Terms
modera;-, and every attention guaranteed.
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I TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
4 the citizens and strangers Of WsshInr ton that
l have Just received nv stock Of Sum sEk
CLOTHING, and HATS add CAPS. 70 which 1
respectfully call the attention before purchss,rC
have one OF the incest assortments Of goods in
this oltI and oher them &C very low prioea 20
s7lm No, 100 ssy;ass e, osl, fo .S' Sts.
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FOR RBNT-The north HOUSE OF the row of
4 new four story houses on Fourth ct between
ID and T. sts., No. 3sS, fronting the City Hall
square. Possession given immediately. Apply TO
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
40 LOUISIANA avenue. ina u eotf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-24
EFEssG' EVERYBODY WANTS.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR. CONTAINING
Sip,pIe Remedies. Easj!y OItatrsa, for TIE
Cure Of DixeaEe az al FCrJssy

SHfN " Dt$Th~- 80 ttef 4 " S'ss
By Prstts-gr HEERYs. TAILOR, u D.
Il Tells Hou How to attend upon the sick, aud
how 70 cook for them; how IT, prepare Drinks,
POulnces, &c, and how u guard sssinst III
fection from Contagious Diseases.
II Ielis IOss OF the various diseases # Cbildrea
and gives the best and simplest mod. Il treat
ment du-lng Teething, COnvulsieLs, Escina-
ton, WhooPins cough, Measles. &c,
u 1sAs lOa The symptoms Of Group, Cholera
Iufantun, Collie, Diarrh1a, Wo<ms, Scaled
Head, RingwOxn, Chi ken-pox &c, and gives
youthe best remedies for their cure.
u 7eRs You The symptoms Of Fever and A CUE
and Bilious, Yellow, TyphuS, Scarlet and 9th
er Feyers, and gives yOa the best and simplest
medirs for their cu-e.
Il I,lls You The symptoms Of InaGenza, Con
sumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma. Dropsy, Goat.
RheUma.!sIn, LUIEhzED, EFy>Iei.,s, exc, and
gives yuu tie best remedies ia ,Le.r care.
4 1 els 1O4 Tie symptoms of Cholera A5Tbus.
Malignant Cholera, Small rox Dy~.ntery.
CT.Ilp, Disease, Of the Bladder, Eiiucys and
Liver, aaG the best remedies iDT their cure.
Il Isi-s -" TIE upto,ns Of rieuri>y Mumps.
! Neuralgia. AVop.e1y, Paralysis. tie various
Diseases # tae Throat, Teeth, Ear and Eye.
| AMI tie icst remells for their cure
! Z Itis lou Tie symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaundice
! Piles, Rupture, Diseases OF tie Heart, Hernor-
rhage, Ncnerrai Diseases and iiy!rrpI,al,ia
/ L Ie}s lou The lest and simplest treatment f1r
Wounds, Broken Bones and Disloea.ionS
| SprAins, LockjIw. Fever Sores. White Swell
in@s, Ulcers, WA!tlowS. Bo.s, Scuryy, Burn.
and SeroEdlI.
Il IeUs lou Of the various diseases Of Women
Of Childbirth, and Of Nonstrua;ion; Whites
Ba-reuncss, &c, &c, and gives the best an.
simplest remedies for their cure.
The work Is written in plain Language, free from
medical terms, 30 as u b7 easily unGerstoO !
while Is simple recipes may scon save YOU man
times the COST Of the book. 1t is printed IN
clear AID open type; i illustrated with appro
pirate en-,reyiu.s, and Will be forwarded - v,,,
address, neatly bound ana postage paid, on re
( ce5rt of ( 90.
$1,000 = YEAR can he made by crtcrDri
I sing EIcl everywhere, in sc!in, the above work
/ is cur inducements u all such are very Nfe-.
Tor single copies ot the = -rk. or for terms I
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dress, JOHN Z POTTER, Publisher
No. G17 S4nsom Street, Philadelphia. P,
June I3, 1s5O.-Cu.
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AGRICULTURAL.
swsuc Pasture.

The r,sc.ice Of good farmers differs IN re
gard to the pastu.age Of swine according TO
.Leir varying circumstances In the hss.
wher. the counrry is most densely poPulstso
and nasturaee is scarce. the prevailing cps'2m
Is to keep pigs in the pen !oF the greater P-i'
Of .he wear. The best farmers CONSIDER the
No to, valuable lzborer il msnuTe making
to allow him to waste he eDergie. IL roaming
she felIs. Breeding swine. batb a1les >no
soys are allowed Eeenss II green pastures
bu. the res. OF the herd, from lie age u TO
months until thgy are slaus sre fept
in close pscs. sli f..tsasi as FsSAy 1s
possible Under THE .Y.teu, pigs from ten
months to year old ,Te made to "e'sn ao't'
three hundred poau1s tsod. s8a 70 Aao'ee'-
r-a ahou. ten dollars worth of EaiaVrs.-
This system is undoubtedly tae best Eaess
ali the pasture L. needed far cows aud saecP'
and where large quantities OF manure sre nse-
ded for the heed crops.
In the West aud South. where land 4. che&-
ner good farmer. rely mainly xroa psstur'ge
to keep their swine etowing thro5ga tae SUN
mer. Ia the neTef settieElests tse5 run al
most wild in the woods. aad derive large
par. of rheis living from msst. NsIuFs Is
little priced, and ihs only value OF tee pig is
his aesh, when slaughtered Without con-
hitting ourselves ct ali to this method o. Da-
king pork. it ia conceded. that undsr certain
circuons;snee it is de.ir.bls to have sslne
&c, their oan living.
What SOFT OF g pasture shall be prepared
FOR them? I correspondent wants 70 kno~
if rye is the best article fot them. Rye IL
only roliabls for few months. aEd soeu
q, aU. should be soRD ia connection with
sIo7er aud grass seed. 70 make : permanent
pasture. n ". Phillips. large planter o'
Mississippi, las discarded rye. and no" soSs
mixtare Of clover, oats, aud barley. Isere
Is uuquestionable good foundation for the
proverb :'lIying.ike pigs in clover" and what
ever seeds are sosn, clover should have
prominent place among them. 1t furnishes
larger amount of leaves. than any Of th'
grasses, aud is greedily eaten by swine. They
are not very particular rs to the kind Of greer
food they have, aud farmer may consult hl
own convenience as to the kind of gTsiD, o.
grass he stocks his pasture with. Variety L
better than any one kind.
Alter the pasture is stocked, it would b.
better not 10 feed with swine the frst gear
unless their noses are jewelied to keep then
from roofing It should not be fed closely
4 frequent change from one field IS desirsbl
both for the thrift Of the plants, knd Of To
animals Pigs IL b fatt=ned, should be Is
ken out of the pasture as early as The drst {
September. ana kept in pens. They eau tae
be kept very economically upon corn eat b
the roots, for tgo months. and finished od
November with cold corn or meal.
Where regular rotation has been pursue
the las; year of folI of grass may be dev'
ted to the swine pasture. As the field ID
be taken up in the Fall, for wheat, rye, {
somo other graia, it will be Of little consequ
the turf be destroyed By the roofing Of Il
sTiEs.
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Grape Zines A fruit so hardy. so sure.
and requiring SO littls cultivation and expense,
surely not homestead in our land need be
without this luxury. Let there be sn srbor
il every mans yard, and wheu tho season
comes, it will seldom fail to be loaded viii
the most delicious fruit. Taero is a cheap way
to DO lis, within the reach of every maa:-
First, select place in your yard where you
want Jour avbor. and then dig trench about
one and half feet deep and two feet vide,
sGd Gil with good rich dirt
Second, go around 70 yout neishbors who
have choice selections Of gvsPcg-none will
refuse to give you few sliPs-they viii be
glad to see your enterprise, and viii say that
IL is move in the right direction If they
are men of some enterprise in the business
it would be well to ask for advise how to pro
ceed. Plant your slips in the ground in
slsnting position. one bud out anu another
just under the surface Of the earth Their
should be az least two more in the ground -
Follow the above directions, reader. in gcy
years you will have grape vines by the dozel
aud grapes by the bushel 4gric,s'turist.
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.Shsep-killing Dogs.-Many remidies have
lie n pr, scrited to prevent dogs killing sheep.
such as bells on come of the flock ch.ning
block to the dogs neck cutsing!their tails of
Just back of their ears, etc. The latter, no
doubt. VIII always prove effectual when prac-
siced but since this remedy does not com
nand general favor we will venture to pres
cribs smother, which we believe will answer
every purpose. 1t is simply fastening small
bell spon the dogs neck. Murderers choose
to DO thier bloody work in silence. The dog,
with bell on bis neck; appears to know that
the perpetual tinkle. tinkle, which always
accompanies him would betrsy him, and con-
sequent!y stays at home -Far,ner.
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G5,CG0 C0TLzE ALREADY S1LD.
EVERY BoDS's LAWYER AND COUx-
sELLoR IL BUSINESS.
BY FRANZ CROSBY.
Of tie Philadelphia BGr.

By FHAN6 IN hOSB},
Of lie PAsladeipl BGr.
Z Tells fog How t. draw up partnership papers
and gives general forms for agreements OF all
kinds, bill. Of sale, leases and petitions
Il Yeiis Ioa How TO draw up BOst, and Mort
gs,,eS, Afi1avits, Powers u Attorney, Notes
aud Bills of EI change, feCep.S AMI Releases.
Il ItUs To.. Tie laws 20: IT, collection OF Debts,
with tie 81 .tutes - Limitation. -: sJs0i;'.;
aud kigj of property exempt f:on Execution
in every State.
Z zeJ1s rou How to make "a Assignment proper
ly, with forms fo- C znpo-ition With Creditors,
aud TIE IIiS4lveIIt u rI nf e~eEy STATE.
Il Te1E Tov TIE lcgzi rei1.i5 rs existing between
Guardian aus Ward. Mss.eF and Appreatics.
and L2niiCI and Tenant.
Z IeIls You u lat Constitute Libel snG Slandef,
s7d IIe LsE 10 Esr:$ace Do=c., the Vie
rici.: Ia Property, Divc.e- az! Aiiaionr.
Il Iells HU-i Tie Law - Mechanics Liens r: cE-
cry State, sn3 tie Naturalization L2~B @: t-.is
country. and hos. 70 comply With the same.
Il TeILs ys4 The law o-,Ilc-r.rins, Pensions ssd
hos . obtain one, :21 the Pre- Empti0U laws
to Public Lands.
!? Tlt!s T0u The law for Patents, With mode O:
procedure i:I obtaining c.!-, viii in:eteseacCs,
Assignments and Table of Fe.a-
Il J'e!ts P0E How 10 make your VIII, and bow to
Administer On Estate, with the iav and the
requirements thereof IN every State.
Il TetiI Y0U Tie meaning a Law Terms IN ecn-
eral use. and explains - yea tie Legislative
Executive and Judicial Powers of both ti,t
General .nd State Governments
Il Tels You How to keep out Of law, BY showing
how TO do your business legally, thus saving
vast amount Of property, s;id ~exatioss htis,
ton, by its timely cuasritat;Ja.
Single copies wiI te sent by r,au, postage paid
20 every Farmer, every Mechanic. every man a
| Business, and every body in every State, On -
oept of 81 90. or in law style IF binding 81 81 q
! $1,000 a YEAR can be made by eLterprisisi
| men everywhere, Ia selling tie above ~sk, .
our inducements to all sach arc very lIbeysl
| For single copies Of the Book, OE 70, terms t
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dEess JOHN K POTTER, Publisher.
| No. 617 Sans1n Street, Phnaaslplil, Pa
June la, 1sC0.-Gm.
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shDDLERY! SADDLERV!

f2HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
Z the citizens Of Ebensburg and surrounding
country, that he has opened Slldler's shop, ia
the basement Of his dwelling house. on uOrner
street, where he Is prepared TO furnish 70 order
on the N ~ reasonable terms, every description
IF Saddles, Brides, AMI Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the bust
ness. employing none but the hest woTkmen.
and using tile best material uron all his work. he
hopes to MERIT and receive = liberal share Of the
public patronage.
Country Cduce at ali times taken in exchange
for work, and the highest market prices allowed
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ehensburg. Sept. II. lS59.-tf.
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John U'HcaEe

Manufactures aad Dealer "a all Kinds Of CT
sIuE, Chewing ani Leaf Tobacco. AoDtgoa-
cry ST., HollisdaysbUrg, Pa.
Gtonstantly on hand, q fine and well selectei
~ stock of Spanish. and half Spanish cicHr'
At the lowest possible prices. Al articles sold a'
this establishment are warranted to be what they
are represented.
August s, lS55.-ly.
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sa- Pumpkins may be grown among corn
without much retarding ii. growth, and on
sandy soils think their presence benefit ra-
ther than deterimeut to the corn. Their
broao leaves derive much nourishment from
the atmosphere. and are protection to The
earth from the scorohiDg and drying effects of
of the sun. which is of great Importance in
dry seasons. although there is no crop tba.
rssists the influence Of drouth With SO much
vigor "a corn.
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HOTEL. Ebensburg, "a

HENRY FOSTER. PRoPRIrTra.
EVUIS HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN As
z the "Ebcnsburg HOUSE," Is one of the ula
est and best stands in the borough Cf EbeusbUJ-.
for the accommodation Of the travelling CouluuEl
ty. Tho Proprietor assures AL who NAV be dis
posed n patronize him that his TABLE Will be
supplied with all the luXureS Of the season. hi'
BAR with the choicest of Liquors, and no pain:
parei To render his guests comfortable.
Ehensburg, April Il, 1S5S:22:ly.
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nIRECTORY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN
- TY.-The subscriber Is preparing. Of sufi-
cicnt encouragement be given,) TO publish Di-
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended 70
coLtain as much information as any other C0un-
~ Map now Published in Pennsylvania. The
same to be autographed, colored and mounted in
tee most modern style and workmanlike muansr.
and delivered to subscribers at IS per copy.
WILLIAM CHRISTY
June so, 1858.
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OUIS LUCKHARDT, MATCHMAKER
IA AND DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES
AND JEWELRY.

7 OUIS LUCKHARDT. WaTC,iNtkEH
"a AND DEALER IN CLOCkS, WATCHES
AND JEWELRY.
THE uudersig ned respectful g
beg. leave to inform the cit Cg| >
Z-ss os Joaustovn and vicinity 80
;aLt &C has inst received and II acw ~ .-s..E
otenin- the largest stock Of Clocks u gfchrs and
-frr-,y-r c-e- brought 10 Jonnstown T'tsoUf y
c>;Ii,-7 which will be sold - cheaper than the
e:.ra,sstn HE prices will d''rdy' ne uniform
Un. customer will not be charCet more tor th-
esrae quality OF goods than another. y List .
some of the articles comprised II the as'rtLlent
i, annexed. Prices may be aScert.inec, an
scpd- examined, az the Store OF Main Street
Go,s Hunting English Levers,
GId Detached Levers, ful iewelled,
G,ii Iep'nes. holes
Silver English Levers,
Silver Detached Levers.
Silver Leriaes Gold Guard Chains,
Gold Vest Chains, Gold Pencils with Pens,
Gold Pencils, Gold Medaliions,
Silver Extension Pencils and Pens,
Gold BresstpinS, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Gold Earirops, Gold Earrings,
Gold Finger Rinc~, Gold CpiI Pins,
Cola aaI Silver Watc EtSs- oJy-monais-.
Ladies Fans, fancy and pain,
Silver Tablespoons,
Silvcr Teaspoons. Silver Thmblss
Pi3'ed Tablespoons, best,
PltteJ Teaspoons g
Silver Gbard Chains,
Plated and Brittania Tea Sets,
Victims and Bows, Violin Strings, &c,
Colts and Aliens Rcy0lyers, inches,
! Gold Bracelets, ACcordeUus,
Silver and Plated SpcctaCies- &c, 5Sc-, &c
CT ALL sort. Of Watches, Clocks AMI JewalTy
/ repaired with prurnptueSs and ~ low rates. Con
! fGcnt that lie cannot be Undcrsod. the uEder,isn
TzPe, l;uIiy solioitS the confidence and patr"rN=-
| If the public. LOUIS LUCKUARUT
| Mayl4, 1856. 29-tf. Jan 5, 1859
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Elensburg. April %. IS5e-28-tf

EgfILLIAN CARR ~ co. Wholesale
- Grotcr-. Importers. and Dealers in For
eign and Domestic Liquors. Old Aouoa-aheia
and EecJied Wii-,sev. No 329 Commercial
Row. Liberty street. pII'TSBURG Pa.
UNDEIES-5G0 BIis doubl, nesti6e6 Whis-
key. lS7 iitls Old Monongahca Rye Whisky,
tar, (very choice } 90 Hhds y. O. Sugar. 20
Bo!s y. @ Mciasses. With general assort-
ment of Groceries. also-Bacon. Flour. Lard,
Iron 4 Nails &c, al Of which viii be sold at low
prices for cash. WM. CARR & co.
February II, Is5Stf
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