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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING:
eouS5C4loBr
Z T. HITGHCoCK
AT no. 60 MAIN STRICT,
lover the Savings Bank.)
"opsa for studsnts day and evening.

"opsa for Students day and evening.
rINHR purpose Of this inItitation l. 70 instruct
u young mon land women tool In tbs principles
which govern the correct transaction Of peeunfary
buHnees In Aeoountantlhp andI tS eonoomItAntS.
B00K-KEEPING,
stripped q Its absurd vSrbtEEo aud ancient bro.
llKiIy and intrieAcy, ald adapted to the modern
mode Of doing buBinO11, especially In the United
states IL the leading subject oTAttention It's LAWS
ton - thoos Of nAtuIO and comprised In very few
words, are nrGt made familiar 10 me EtudSnt Who
Who thea conducted through Aeours0 Of practical
Book'kOoping,dn Numerous sets Of books in great
variety 81 IoFmS, I'LL he thus acquires unastsry Of
the art which enables him apply It With fsoiIfy
70 any kind Of business.
A WAITING SCHOOL
Is open day aud evening. attended By both ladies
end Gentlemen, where without entering for the full
eoutSe. z good handwriting can be obtained in .
ARITHMETIC,
and it, CpplIeAtio0 to ali manner Of
ooUNT1Hd-HousE CALCULATIONS,
rsSsivs the attsntloo ther primary ImpIrtaueo de-
nAuda. Tue Studout viii Be made Aeq aAintSd with
several mOdos Of calculation not found 10 books,
tsndtng greatly 70 the AbbreyiAtiOn Of his work.
TherS = opon 70 The student alBo eoarSSof
.BUsIREss SCIENCE
oomprisinS Political Economy, Commercial Law and
usAEoa, Finance, BankinE and Currency; aiSo SxiuI
OF eminent Budnesa Mon In regard 70 the be1t
msthods o. conducting buGnsa successfully and
IntruetIonS In the above subJsoGs are intsrspUr,-
ed With pAxtms and ineuleAfiona teRdInR 10 ~
IoEmAdon OF high character a. men aud oiEizSns.
Tho. eouugo Of instruction i intended % % =,
comprehensive and thorough a. that Of any Of the
Commercial Colleges while the expense to the stu
dent 4 much les. 800
Lib. boES IoAVs to refer thoSs 70 whom ho /,
unknown 70 the oG1cSrs Of the banks in wheeling
and Bridgeport and especially 70 his GtndanEa.
Terms, &c.
Por the fall course above indicated the tuition
lee u $50 payable on catering. gor the requisite
blank book -. Time unlimIted; 70 remain or re-
turn At pleasure. Tbs course Il usually completed
In from Two 70 three uontha mi
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

N.AlAA1 = 2AHFA IOO1IEAEt NO ] ICE1s
DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured them.
selves BY improper tndulgeBgenee and solitary hAb-
It's which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
tor either business, study society or marriage.
THESE are some Of the sad q melancholy pnects
pTodueed by early habits Of youth, Wig: Weakness
Of the BaeE and Limbs, Pains In the lead Dimness
o. sight loss Of Muscular Power. Palpitat0n Of the
Heart Dyspepsia, Neryous lrTitAbiiIty, Derange-
ment Of the Digestive Junction. General Debility,
Symptoms OF Consumption, DO
MLNTALLT.-The fearful effects on the mind arc
much 70 be dreaded-Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of
ldeas, Depression Of Sprits, Evil FOFbodnEs Aver
si0n TO Society," selEDtstrust, Love Of Solitude, Tim.
fdlty, &C., are some OF the evils produced,
1HoUaAED8 Of persOnA Of ali ages can now IudgO
what IL the cause Of their declining health lOSnR
their TlgOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
eBAciated, having = singular appearance about IhC
eyes. cough and symPtoms Of oonsnmpIIon.
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a CURE wARRANTED. n TWO DAYS.
No Mercury or Nau.eOus Drugs.
DR.. JOHNSTON.

MembNf o. tho Royal College Of Surgeon, London,
GRADUATE nom one Of the most eminent Colleges 10
ha9! been spent In the hospitals Of London, Paris
Rhihd0phiaS and elsewhere, has Effected come Of
the moet astonishing eureS that were ever known
many troubled with ringing IN the head and earE
WIen asleep, great Nervousness, being alarmed n
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent bluShfnE
attended semstInae with disbursement OF mind weTS
cured immediately
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the eGects OF
which are nightly felt, even when AGeep, and II not
cured readers marriage impossible, and destroyp
both mind and body, GhOuld apply Immediately
What pity that 3oung man, the hope OF his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
enAtehed from all prospects and enjoy meutS Of life
By the consequences Of deTiRting from the path Of
nature andindulsing in certain secreT habit such
perBonH NUST, before content 'atInT
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MARRIAGE.

RedOct that sound mind and body arc the most
necessary requisites To promote connubIAl happI-
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour.
~ dArkens to the vieNi the mino becomes shadoWed
with despair aud allied with the melancholy reHee
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OFFICIAL.
LASs OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pas1ed at the Frat .S,ssion of Ms THirty
eighth CoHgresI.
(PuBuo-So 4sI


Az AuR extending the time within which the State
aud Territories may accept the grant OF land
made by the act entltlrd IAN act donating nnfIlr
lA1ds 20 the several StAtes and reFrftgrIes Tbish
may prov de colleges tho bsTts Of aRrirtiitSS
aud the meehauis aTtE," approved July SSsopd
eighteen hnEdTeJ and Bi1ty ENO. TT
BE It enacted by thu s6uate aud HorSs M r..-.
Be1tati'es Il the United HtAtesOf America IL II
ETess assembled, That any sIats or TsFTitoss SSn
accept and shal DO entitled to the bSl,tfiT q
act sntlted An Sct dOLAting pul ne ilyn, 10 w
several STATES and Territories which NAV nsoyJjo.
col eEIA 70 the benefit Of AgrieuIInro And. fIS -
ehAnle arts" approved July second. eighteen Inn.
drsd AID AiXty.tro. By expressing IL GreSbtSscs
thereof n provided In sid act, thin two TeST.
from the date Of the approval Of this act an 81 al
however, 10 the conditions In said act coutSiueS
Sec. .. And he u further enacted That ftke bSjIk
ut Of tue proTiSnUs cT thES ATT and Of the IA Sst
approved Jniy second, eighteen hundred aadSixty.
two. aud the .auao are hsreby, MT
OF West Virginia = - eETLstS!sfSt, SsA'9
Approved, April II, ls"t. ....... -.
ConREcI1oN Act NJ Amendatory Of 'ths sel
defining rank and ply Of chaplain. p1GiIStsyi
on ths 3Jth instant, WAS, by an oversight on IN
prt tsr somewhat eurtRsd OF Its lust propoTt EonS
To tie 6Ist section, instead Of closing Z IN IN
Word"'a6BV1ee' H5It I'D, there 6h0lld 66Vs 6ss5
Addelt the following brief sentence: ain ali othsr
rosp.6t, the pay OF chsplains BhaTbO the GaIno n
nov provided by law -
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GUARANTY !.

Capt. A. V. BAAAINoEE, Chief QuArEernAstsr Depart
nenL Of West VIrsiaIA, Cam0erlAld, Nd.
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DISEASE or IMPRnDRNCR.

Hhea the Misguided and impTudent VULaFy Of
pleasure hndI that he has imbbed the seeds Of thiH
Paintul disease It too often happens that Iltmed
sense Of shame, or dread Of discovery, deters him
from applying to those who, trVm education and
respectabhy, can alone b6fTend him, delAJ ing till
the constitutional symptoms Of this hoTrid dISoaSs
make their AppearaDCS such liberated throat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
limbs, dimnss Of 81 hts deafnsss, nodes the Ahio-
bones and arms, bioteheo on The head, f1ee and ex
last the palate Of the mouth the bone Of the
fa In, and the victim Of this awful disease become.
huTTtd object OF COMMUNICATION, until death putt
period 70 his dread. al BuhenngN, by sending him
to SHAT uDdiSeoyered Country from whence NJ
ItH neiaaeGoly yaet that thousands fall victim,
70 this terrible dieG4e owing the unSkiIfuIneSi
Of Ignorant PretenderS, who, by the use OF thai
Deadly Poison, AeyeaIyS ruin the constitution and
make the reaidus Of life miserable.
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BAL IMIQRELOCE. HOSPITAL

- 1sFABLIBhRD As A. RHluoH. ,ypo,s
, QuA0KKRY.-EA
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TRANspoRTATIoN.
Baltim9Fe 8 Ohio RRilroad:
&
01gIol BALsI1OAl 9 ONO RanloAp %.

az and aitor Monday night, the 1Oth Of AuQust
" the Passenger trains vim b run by ne foiIoS.
lnE oehodulo: o
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TR .MTERs. ssn't T IsS;aS Ar , -
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HOSP. gcsr
s aH--@i 4tts
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iNDORsEMENT OF THE PRESS

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cared at this Institution
year after year, and the numerous important Sur.
giesl Operations performed by Dr.. Johnston wit
messed by the reporter Of thO 'Sun," HCIipper, y
and many other papers, notices OF which have ap-
psAred again and again before the public, besides
his standing a. gentleman ofehAFactsr and relpou
dbtlity, - sufBeient GuhFanteS 70 the adlieted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
AB-No Ietterl received unless postpaid and con-
tanning . stamp 70 Be uSed on the reply. Persons
writing Ghould ItAte age and send portion Of RdyeF
tisement describing synptomE ~
80 JOHN II. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
4 Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
|" 1anS-lyN $4,000 -. Maryland.
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STRANGERS

nut mot your vsa, or health, to tho care OF many
uplearncd and worthless PTetOnderS, destitute Of
knowledge, name or character, who copy Dr.. John
st9n advertisements, OF style themselves, In the
5neTSpa perB, regularly Educated Physicians inca
pable OF Curing, they keep you TihIng month amer
month taking their hlthy and poisonous compounds
or a. long a. the smallest ice eAnlbO obtained and
In despair, lave you with ruined nealth 10 5igh
over your own CALLING disappointment.
gr. Johnston e the only Physician advertising.
HIs remedies or treatment are unknown to ali
others, prepared from life spent In the great hos.
pitalS Of Europe, the hrst in the country and more
extensive PTfSaC prdetfes than any other PLY SciAn
In the world.
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-tsla J b. -..ra
ds = q - IN h.
y .F.5a ty.f..4-,55
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YOUNG &EN
MARRIAGE

Married Persohs, or Young Meb contemplate
aEItABos being aware Of physical gOafneS 6rgS,d
debility, de1ormitie - speedily cured
He who places himself under tie caro- oF Ilr j
may relgiOuSly eonlids In his honor a. ssntlemaT
and confidently rely upon bis SkilI a. 4 pbyTeISn.
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Escn4iing Railroad.
SUMMfR ARRAMGA MENT


TREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ana
" North-W est for Philadelphia, New York Read
ing. P0ttsvile Lebanon, Allentown, EHSton, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New
York. Reading, Potsyiile, and all Intermediate
Stations, at \. NJ, and 90 =. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at 6 20 A. NJ.
arriving at y New FORK at | ij the same day.
A special Accommodation Passcnge, train leaves
Reading nj 10 A. NJ, and returns from Harrisburg
at . +. NJ.
Fares from Harrisburg To New York Sjlj to
Philadelphia - 30 and - 50. baggage checked
thTuu 10
Returning leave New York at A, NJ. I2 Noon.
and Z NJ, pittsburgh Express arriving at Harris
burg at , a. VI Leave Philadelphia at 10 \. VI
and 50 p NJ.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express Trains
through 10 AMI from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers b. the CHttaWi-sa Rail Road leave In
mHquu at 81 A. NJ , und ? 10 i. NJ. Tor Phudrl-
Thiu, New orb, and all Way Points
Trains leave POtisyillc ut glj A. NJ. and . 30 i
Nj for PhllsdclIh hia, llarrl.hurs aud New YORK.
AnaccuEmoiaiiuu Passenger train Leaves Reading
AZ 90 A. NJ, and returns from Philadelphia az uu
T. NJ.
G1 All the above trains run daily, Sundays ex,
ccptel,
A sunday train leaves rottsyilc at Z 30 \. N.
uai philadsIhia at 3.lJ = NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, rul Excursion
Tickets. a. reduced rates tl url tum ali points.
~ Pound. Baggage allowed each Passenger.
q. 4. hlCOl.lS,
General Superintendent
Nay -, 1901
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n Joint resolution proposing certain
Amendments to the Constitution,

i. u =
?, h' (" .,,,''" ~ IN, >l ,, "5g ,,1 IL'JS. ~ ,
'I' ,r ~ '.L ,
%,,"'..n I" "''''," = -l,s',''y ""' nav we
L"""Wihg - n'nen'.n'nSS nc proposes 10 tIle
'l'u'', VI VIC N't.','','" t.'''''' ~ ~ "l
cor.'a"tE cor. g. WIN Tue P'"''s'o''S Vi '"c 'e'''h
"r,rS'e ~, 'I,rey'
80 =. "I ~ ,'''
'h,rH ar'I'' o' ',,' N''''1' ,'"l' 10 ~ "es'H
h'',t.' "S s''',"h ,,,''' Us 'o''""S :.
ISEcr'oN /, hCncVer any OF me fnah'
ne" electors "' 'ii'' o,'h'"h" Ca''" S"a'I re
IN IN hcc"AI "''',nrE NS'N'L; L",Itr IClu'Si
'"I' from '"e i'.''"'.' ~ ''lt u'''e" ''',E''
or n% i"e authority "l t"'' , ,"n'n"NWeaitn'
sue" e'cV'"'S may 'N,'''Sr '"' I'S"' Vi sun
rag, III IL, .'''''"hS u! inc 'iIiI'"s' uh',er
sHc,' REGULATIONS as are, or shal' ne preScr'p-
ed ny law; aS I"'lN as Ii 'heN were present al
thcir uS"al pace "t '''C'lnh;
SE'!l"H mere shai' we TWO ABORTION
a. sections TO the c''y'nth article "i the Con,
sut mon, 10 he designated us clght' ana
|lhr. rs '"l'nWs
~, TE' !i"N . y" ,N!' shal DC paS'ed ny
'hG hrH's'3t",'' containing more 'h"h one
s"'jcr,' "hicn Sn"'' NC clearly oppressed III
'"' ."'t' eN'oP' app, ','' ~" "'''7'
-, I."N j. 40 'l,. Sn'' p' passed. 10y
,ne .,"E'N'a,"ll S'"''nT any powers OF
P''Nl''-''S, III any cast Wn,Ig 'n' no'""'''E
" El"n' S"yn l,'N''T' ~ ','r'.y+I'' u's 'Vy"'
vi n,'y nVie"l,'l We, V",,IIIt" upo" 'h'
courts vi 'H'7 N,r',.,,," ,I,,,, C ',G,,>,n>r
a,...,....,s, it4--N"i ite u .'',',' 'oii iN,oN'
'P'""'' Vi '"0 InIII ~ tpl,c&tN
"D'a,r : 30 -, -, ,i,, - 80,
'i'N"N.a VI W, on,'a'''
~ = W i''' on ~, WA W '""
N"NN"N " iNl.th, itNH,iS' '""'
p,,>,>,s,.,,-,,.A,t''ts =, t''t s''"' ''of'
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q" h'1t'Y ctI'ly 'na' 'he
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30
HhANFIOODI
Sow E.usg, T5oM ItC.GOresi.

4 lrT Iui'.h.l. o. new clifton II IN CULVER.
~ WELLS tlllHiAIlb Er-AA pn tbr fuhr.l
cur, Nlthuui mviirWtI ui NItuEATurruu.A. ur
spuinll UrakIus Involuntary fyli 90 lr-e. lN-
iultN,l. Mrutal ali ihA r.ral lIrapaciiy lupul.-
nHu'. A. Ntli.sr- t-' Hi-l tHrriall4HN. LIli,I-
sy, sII iHs iudu "a ty s..rululgrpge uf s,Aa.l
tAIufallurr
- Faa, m nrtf taf,foJt, oafJ ,.f
ff.ffH.
Tho celebrated auh#r in hf slnirallo ,.ly
c,esiif t.lnHrr'l.i.. HH.H th'IJ J.IHf .... 10
Ir.il.r. thHi ihs ui.Tmiug g#r.HI HIHvtrlr I'd r.iI-
sb..s lay b. T44ieal.y raIuI rl Aas trg aHsrIHHs
u1s uf Internal uial .lng Dr tr HPIilrslInH .i hu
ta.. HlHtnF uHt uHir ~ raft. sl ui..H fl.HI .r
r.fa.l aII tf, lUsl. li nrHIs n allHh tHI. rHf
f.r0l tn Hafirf ntrt LH r.ifI.itn msl o.. r.I
500. t.u.Hif HIr#H'. T..I...ifr aHi fa.il ..i.f.
.tts l....sIr .H.H'l .in ..r hfiir "a tttrF
F.IIh 60 lftIf HaH a. f4 l4Hi
f.H ....l. ..I iHs Il.IH tntf.H,. Al Hll Fl.
I .H I. I.i 500 l.H.see .H# st-
pt,..Hs Ihs FsH..ff#
tHAJ e. ELlsl kII.
IH r.s.u hrsa ast ral Nrssl l.a go
I.f. Ii li-IFa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30

The Adams Express Company.
GIVE NOTICE that they have concluded ar-
W rangements wi tn the Northern Central Railroad
Company to run trains from Baltimore for York,
Harrisburg. Dauphn Halifax. Trevorton. Sunbrry.
Northumberland. Iewisburg, Milton, Muncy, VIII
Transport, and all intermediate stations, connecting
ut Harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN EX-
PRESS for Pittsburg, Cincinnati st Louis and the
West =.
4 Also with Howard & Co. : Express az Milton q
Danville, bloomsbury, Wilkesbarre, Pitston Scran
ton, and intermediate stations on the Cattawissa,
Lackawanha 4 Bloomsbury Railroads. AT VIII
Transport, by Howard a Co. s Express TO jersey
Shore and Lock Haven. Also, by Howard II CO.,
and their connections, for Canton, Troy, Emra,
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara, and to all accessibl .
points in Western New York and Canada, by which
they will forward Merchandise, Specie Bank Notes
Jewolry, and Valuable Packages of every descrip-
tion.
Also, Notes. Drafts and Bills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed,
and every effort will be made to render satisfaction
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Pcnn'a Division Philalel phi@
r. A. FISCHER, Agent for Sunbury.
April ;, 1852
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ESE;SsFs.S EEtyVE.E..

HaEyiv!Rrg, PJ.
TTNIIE manng cement Of this wcll-kuown Hotel hay
L ing been resumed by Mos>rS CulLE 4 HERR,
the present proprctor. he- leave to inform the public
that the house is now being thoroughly renovated.
refttcl. md improved with view to the proper and
comfortable accommodation of those who may favor
tie establishment with their custom. Guests will
receive due attention and courtesy. and no cNpehS
will be spared that may cunlucc to maintain
hotel in irst-claSS style.
Families and Others desiring to sCjourn in Harris
burg during the summer months viii find pleasant
boarding and large and wcllVcntila,cd rooms at our
establishment upon moderate terms.
SCOTT COYLE
March 90 1862 j. GILBERT HERR.
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ISAAC X sTAuFFkR,
Wulch Maker und Sew sisr,
MAAtfAt a. htn uf

hAhAfAAt ~ hth hF
SILVER WARE lnI Ioftef u WATCHES
81. tls Aulih ssraul IA Cafpsf Qgany plllLA-
pilflllA
lit hss rlHsi.nilb sn hspi az ssesimsnt " naii
anl sltsr laishi L,tff lsliur and plaiH
Nairtts llns uuli ihsiHs sssii sial hris. hIrssi
lii4 80 hihst. tlHsff kusi hlaeelrlr Miulaiafa
tsfsf MfA ia.Hf itfkrif, fsHfih llliallri sise-
"a l.t hAtsf tslie htssH isa ,sii sa4 Nalisil
Hissis hsf.f hissis. tHls hslklH hiuss ifuh
- ls.isl kHafi allslls tpHIhi piairaal liaHi.
"a lftf slg sii IA shieh ALL a. sll $50 ~ fs.k
Al luniAaA 90 - 4asli3 iall lfs,lsl
falttl lttN hslfHfHii a.a'iaaili u tsal ~.
0ihai Nskaff a .a'Hfl.f tsaIIlf
d Nli ns' "a rlI,el lssgh' lsi "a
.N Dill
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FIRE At GRErN CASTLE


NuANhktNht Iu. iFHuhNu tuul'l d.
August aI.'. l7.l
Mr,srs EVANS a WATSON. lai,ai,ihH
men On the morning "a tLr 22i u, Au1D"
our Storthousr Al Ury,ur,-IiD Wur destroyed I
The Salumaulyr SAT. v. IuruHasrl ruu 500
tow yrai- since var Iu fh, aHu.s m.uiltJ..
luu.c. nltd contained 100 .lI books. TrIUrr. ...
Nkich wyr, preserved Boo o. U.Iiu.I condition
lyiug yAtzs,d tua .s. fui.urH hral O., rtfr.H.
Please inform o., uIuu uhat i,ras lu4 nII
,oai. traiy. oAE, a AUST
salanaiIsl sli. fr Er.r rrH. 0
FlmiI,s a.. A.. A. ttHH t ha.-Ur
AHhahttgal UaH. lu.as all laHA Wool.
uiuai a. auy o. l, iu tHt ..uH..' aul '....
-,.od terns D. a uuull rsI'ruulN
o. NllHaiug l'aiht rni other Is Ir ta'n
-at,s all Hksr.s 'a s-r a. 'hf '4i"'
f'HH Hui mans aIi .Ir sttI t' .h'i
lktttr rrhfts MAJ lIHr.N iHNA 'h..'
rhunlr.IhlH. l'Nh' ...
lhutrr Assess go
taIItIla. 'hr
rtrIsnH halk lu '"'a 'N h'"h
tH.f..tlIl niut lH Aa'
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t..s.i l..i lrI NJ n risIIHfh
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VAR.s.Assl.E:TlssBEss AND COAL.
LAMBS
FOR ALE

iNliE subscriber offers for sale low, valuable
l Tracts of Timber Land, in Chapman and Cole
Brook townships, in Clinton county, and valuable
Tract of Coal Land in Mount Carmel township
Northumberland county. Also II Farm, Saw-Mil,
aud Timber Land in Limestone township, Union
county, Also, dwelling house and two lots in the
Borough OF Northumberland Apply soon to
CHARLES PLEASANTS,
Executor Of Hugh Bellas, deceased,
SnnhurY. MnY 2l. 1851.
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II L 7 G ; 7 4 Il Z
No 233 North SECOND Street, PHILADELPHIA.
The quality OF this Blue vii! be the same in every
respect!
Ii is warranted to color more water than twice the
same quantity uf Indigo. and To- ~ much further
than any other Wash lil1e in the market. Ii dis
solves perfectly clear and does not settle on the
clothes ~ most of the other makes do One Box dis
solved in half pint of water, will make as good a
Liquid Blue as any that is maGc, Mt one thmd the
cost
As its rctacd at the same price rs the limitations
and Inferior IA ,irlcS housCkcvuurS will find 1t very
much to their advantage to ask for that put up at
WuTBERGEW
~ Al Blue put upaf;er this date " i'll. BARLOW :
name ON it is an Imitation.
The New Liable docs not require Stamp.
For Sale 10y StorckcCpcrS generally.
Feb. -. lN6l.-6mw
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NEW MILLINERY
AAp
FANCY DRY GOOD Sf0 l..

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nlnfLitii LLl iatgHs hef fllfnis in sanhafy
IL ar4 iai'i ihai taf hss alsusl Aea niaip
4 MHNhsIf snl iau.f llg s,.-it ln hsfksi ifrti
lasi 4slf aefi a Ne u NHigis lA..i sal nlas
.ilk sHi slA.l NsHst lanrf lshtt.s l.ii.i. i.
a .sHs. tIls ssl i..s AtIh htis. sl.tst
A.Hr ..'ialf sH4 fa.f 80 alshi ait.i sfn
q a. Isi. go s,a'Ifs.fs su "A sAlk sHl Al
NJ "a tH l.at.I fIInH kAlt hLhtk
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BRADY HEsbyt&Ei.

Corner Of State and IHird Streets,
HARRIsBuRG, PA.
V1l1S HOUSE. in consequence of its convenicnc
] and near location to the Capitol, has made il
desirable stopping place, not only tor those haviH
business at the scat of Government but for othel
visiting Harrisburg
March %, 1862,
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Northern Central Railway
SsNaySEEs 'EENsE gAIts.E.

THREE TRAINS DAILY to and from Baltimore
and Washington city.
Connections made with trains on Pennsylvania
Railroad, To and from Pittshurg and the West.
THREE TRAINS DAILY TO and from the eNorth and
West Branch SusquchaEna Elmira, and all OF North
ern New York.
ON aud after MONDAY, MAY 10Th, 1854,
~ the Passenger Trains OF the Northern Central
Railway viii arrive 40 and depart from Suubury,
Harrisburg and Baltimore as follows, VIZ:
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iax1 sar2s Assortment al !
M NJ EVANS & WATSONS

= "a l. "a M - ~ IL - ~ - - r
GREAT FIRE Al READING, "a
February > !
GESrLENEN-lt gives me much ssti-facu
mturm You that in the severe iigc which, .
morning OF the lth inst, entirely destroyed @
stock and materials, | had one ~ your Saluu
Fire Proof safes. Ailcr enduring au uJru
heat for seven hour, the safe wu- uI,u,l. n.
Books and Papers were preserved u au uml'.f
condition | shall uc,i ulUtlyr Sii. us ,uun
Ia order Yours, most respectfully
" T. DICKINSON RcadIrs.
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The above is correct Likeness of DIR. Schenk taken
many years ago, after he had recovered from Con
sumption by a course of his "Schcnks Pulmonc
Syrup The likeness, although it does not repre-
sent him anything like bad as he asat the worst,
yet it is in strong contrast with the hale and vigorous
looks of the Portrait below which is the true like
ness Of him at present time. The contrast between
these two portraits is great that many would not
believe them 10 be the same person. Yet there are
hundreds Of persons, in and around Philadelphia,
who will recognise both portts to be true represcn-
tatious. When the fist was taken he weighed lO7
pounds at the present lime his weight is 22O pounds