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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

DINNER TO THE OXFORD AND HAZARD
UNyIERsITIEs.-LoNDoS August 30.-Even-
ing.-The London Rowing Club this evening
gave a grand dinner TO the Oxford and Hav-
ard Universities boat crews, at the Crystal
Palace. The Oxford crew was represented
by William alone, while the Harvard crew
was represented by Simmons, Fay, Lyman,
Bass, Rice, Burnham, and Blackie. The
party, though private, numbered more than
100 persons, including Charles Dickens and
Thomas Hughes, ex-member OF Parliament
Charles Dickens, In proposing the princi-
pal toast of the evening, aid:-That remark
able volume which was published within q
short time OF his visit TO the United States
contained Biographies OF nineiy-fiye Young
men, well uurtured, well born, and trained in
peaceful pursuits, who when their country
called them, sought distinction in the late
war. Those great spirits displayed extraor-
dinary aptitude and were distinguished by
their deeds aud great heroism. Every one
Of them had been educated in one school
that school the Harvard University Cheers
They fought against odds-were remarkable
for the invincible spirit in which they re-
ceived defeat. Was not the contest Of last
Friday an evidence in point of the spirit
such as was shown by their predecessors in
the late war; (Cheers.) He then paid hand
some compliments to the Oxford crew. In
referring again to the Harvard crew. Mr..
Dickens said that the manner In which they
would be received on their return home
would find ready echo in every corner Of
England.
Mr. Simmons, of the Harvard crew, brief
ly responding, said that he considered that II
was no disgrace to have been defeated by
such a crew as Oxford pitfed against them
Mr.. william, Of the Oxford crew, then rose,
and, replying TO the compliments of Mr..
Dickens and Mr.. Simmons, apologized for
the absence of his colleagues. He then stated
that Of all the races in which he had rowed
he had never been so hard pressed as In the
race with the Harvards
The whole entertainment wound up with
splendid display of fireworks in front of the
Crystal Palace, which was given In honor Of
both crews and which was witnessed by
vast number Of people.
The entertainment altogether was grand
success.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

Az Edinburgh inventor has patented plan
for a new lamp giving a most brilliant light.
He takes two tubes Of different diameters, the
smaller within the larger one Of the tubes be-
ing connected with reservoir containing con-
densed gas or air, or a mixture Of both. Over
the tubes is placed perforated plate Of plati-
mum, or piece Of platinum wire-gauze, through
which the gas issues divided into numerous
small jets. The gas being ignited, and the
supply Of air properly regulated, so that the
fame is made to disappear, and the plate or
g4uze becomes ineandeseent, and the result Is
a most intense light.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

Tox HOoD wrote to = butcher that it wasn nec-
essary for the sake Of cheap literature and the
interests Of the reading public, that be should
furnish him with meat at . very tFihing per-
eentage above cost price Mr.. Strokes replied;
''sir respecting your note, cheap litsrater be
blowed. Butchers must live as we'll as other
Pepel-and IL 30 be you or thereadin publiek
wish to have meat at cost price, you must bug
your own beasteses and kill yourselves"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

TEE breastworks in front Of Petersburg,
thrown up by the Confederates during the late
war. for the defence Of the city, has grown up
in one continuous line Of peach trees Of every
variety, yielding an abundant crop the present
year. The advance piekets during the war hay-
ing eaten the frait while on duty, east the seed
aside, and now they appear in Oss continuous
line Of forty FIVE miles Of beautiful trees. yield
ing the greatest variety Of the fnest fruit.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

IT Is said the POpe's physician and surgeon
are always near him when he appesTs in public
on the throne The latter stands on wheels,
which run On . railway. Immediately back Of
the throne i chamber hung with curtains.
The curtains, which drop from the canopy and
form the back Of the Papal throne, are hung on
rings and msy be easily drawn aside. II the
Pope is taken i'll, the throne is Instantly push
ed hack into this chamber, where his medical
attendants are always to be found
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

A new description Of lavs Is being thrown
from the crater Of Vesuvius since the last erup-
ton, consiting Of beautiful mass Of eEystali-
red salt. This has hitherto been unknown in
volcanic natural history, and scientific bodies
are occupied in investigating the cause and
Composition Of the CRYSTALS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

TIE Union Pacific Railroad Co.. now ofscsrs
to take excursion parties from Omaha 70 San
Francisco and return upon very liberal terms,
as follows. 10 wit: Parties Numbering not less
than fifty, for round trip. each sI33 number
ing not less than forty nor more than 6fty. for
round trip, each sI46 mum rnbering not lessfhan
thirty, nor more than forty. for round trip, each
eIT0
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

0sE Of the members Of the American Asso-
citation for rtheAdvaneenent Of seence. faFors
the abolition Of months, and wants the days Of
the year numerically designated up to S65.
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Is THIS SO?
Sound Health TO be obtained at last |!

The way to obtain Sound Health!
1sT-CLEANSE the stomach from
II al offensive accumularious. which usually pro
duee functional arrangement vitiAfing the foad-
2nd-Purify the Blood from all aerid and corrupt
hum1rs, and you will remove the q the great
est 0f the diseases vhch afict 50 many Of the
human family
A REMEDY, proved BY thirty years expert
sues- capable q si-ctiug such a desirable and in
u.Jrtaur puru0ss i still b. fire the nuhlic in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13
WHELPToN'S
VEGETABLE PURIFYING PILLS.

This Famous Medicine bas proved its value in Dis
eases Of the HEAD. CHEST. BOWELS LIVER, and
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, KIDNEYS. &c Also. in
RHEUMATISM- ULCERS SORES and SKIN DIS
EASES-it beisg A DIRECT PURIFTEE OF THE
BLOOD and other finds of the human body.
s., H1HdbfTJs SirsH Grgy By 4g>Hts
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, in boxes,
prise TI4i- Is HI aud =. Cd each, by 6. WHELP-
Ton son. Crane Court, Fleet Street. IsJnd0u,
And may be bad 0f Mr.. J. T. WATERHOUSE, Homo
luln. and Of al Chemists and Medicine Vendors in
Great Britain and the Colonies
The undersigned has heard 20 much in praise Of
WHELPTON7s SAFE EGETABLE PILLS from par
ties who have used them, that he can recommend
them With perfect confidence
+1ys JOHE THOMAS wATERH0UsE.
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PHOTOGRAPHY!
Florida Water of the best Quality.

n BROWNS TROCHEs, HAMBURG
NJ Tea, SedlitI Powders,
u 4 Great Assortment Of Essen tial Oils,
such IS Oh Rose, Oh Bergsmot, Se-, &e--
Glyeeriue. syringes = variety. Breast Pumps
NnrsinE Bottles. Trus=es. 6e-, Cocoa Batter
White Wax. Sperm4esfti, White CASTLE Soap,
Pain Killer. fe-, &e-
For sale af Lowest Prices BY
sa-tn HI CHASE.
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AFONG q ACHUCK-

Inportsrss WholssAls and Retail Dealers
In GsusraI MsrehEndiss aaa ChfHa Gsosiz. IN ne
Frspr0of st1rs q S1z41l s-rsst. uadsr s1s R1oi1c
HAl %J
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

MIR. j. COSTA.
EWELER AND RNGRAVER,

Fort Street opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
l. rreparpi e1ecuts Nth pruraptnsss all SurS IN
hfs ne 4 business such Watch and Clock repair
i,r Ma. Escr 4rf-r ? Jesslry All E1Ersrinz- l-3m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13
EDWIN JONE
CHUNG HOON.

Commission Merchant and General Agent
Inporrsr q TsGs anf ether C6inese a1t foreign
Gods Wholesale Dealer IN HEEaiiA1 Prucnee- aa1
Arsnt f1r the PEzkAA AZ ADauula sGEar hlanfa-
ti1os- Frs-prSf scsre N1laza Srrest e$iss
Ef7~ 1l-ly5
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13

Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds
For tie state q California. otsce A. the B3nk q
Bishop Co Eaahuuknu street, Honolulu .2-lyS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13
IRA RICHARDSON.

IKPoRIER DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES,
AuG Geurisz-a's Furnishing Cook. errDsr q tSrt
and Merchant Streets. Hgu1iGlz- %lgs
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WV. RYAN.
Holm Ill. Patty.

TURNPIKE sToRE-CHoIcE GROCERIES
10 Cgruer Of Nuuanu L PaaoA Valley Roads .i2-ly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-10-13
PIANOS TUNED.

PIANOS and other Musical
G=7I Irsrrzne1rs Taned and Rep.tirsd- by
"T DERBY, Al The H9S1iiA1
u itTh-atrs-
Lessons given On ths Piano & Guitar.
hs bsst q rsf.rszrssEiTsa- tsl-lyS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-10-14

SAVED BY AN INSULT Two painters
were employed to fresco the walls OF
magnificent cathedral; both stood on
rude scafolding constructed for the pur-
pose, some eighty feet from the floor.
One of them was 20 intent upon his work
that be became fully absorbed, and in ad-
miration stood of from the picture, gaz-
ing at Il with delight Forgetting where
he was, he moved backward slowly, sur
veying critically the work OF his pencil,
until he had neared the end Of the plank
on which he stood At the critical mo~
ment his companion turned suddenly, and,
almost frozen with horror, beheld his I'M
niHent peril; in another instant the en-
thusiast would be precipitated upon the
pavement beneath If he spoke 10 him II
was certain death-if he held bis peace
death was equally sure. Suddenly he
Tegained his presence Of mind, and seiZing
a wet brush, flung 1t against the wall,
5pattering the beautiful picture with IN
slightly blotches Of coloring, The painter
few forward and turned upon his friend
with fierce imprecations but startled al
his ghastly face, he listened 10 the recital
of lis danger, looked over the dread space
below, and, with tears of gratitude, bless
ed the hand that saved him.
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cUUntenaHce bza1gnItT such Gs never any
thing nuuau wote Il was stone bot u
seemed seutieuU lf ever image Of stone
thought, it was thinking. l. was looking
toward the verge Of the landscape, yet look
ing al n0thing--u0thiDG hut distance and
vacancy. Il was looking over and beyond
everything Of the present, and far lnio ihe
past. Ii was gazing ont over the ocean OF
tine-oVer lines Of century waves winch
further and further receding, closer nearer
and nearer together, and blended at last into
one unbrozen tide, away toward the horizon
of remote antiquity.
It was thinking of the wars Of departed
ages; Of tie empires it bad seen created and
destroyed of the nations whose birth Il had
witnessed, whose progress it had watched,
whose anuihiiation it had noted OF the JOY
and sorrow. the life and death, TIE grandeur
and decay of five Thousand slow revolving
years. II was the type If an attribute Of
uan-of q faculty Of his heart and brain
1t was %emory-Retrospe wrought
into visible tangible form. All who know
what pathos is IN memories of days that are
accomplished and facts that have vanished
albeit oGl va trIHIng score OF years gone 10y
will have some appreciation OF the pathOs
that dwells IN these grave eyes that look SO
steadfastly back upon the things that were
and forms that moved il q vague area which
even poetry and romance scalco knew Oh
and passed ole by one away, and left the
stony dreamer solitary in the ulidst Of a
strange new &c and uucomprehended scenes
The Sphynx is grand 10 its loneliness It
is imposing in its magnitude; it Is impress
i've in the mystery that hangs over its story.
And there is that in the Overshalowv majas-
ty Of this eternal figure Of stone, with its ac-
cUsiug memory Of the deeds Of al ages, which
reveals to one something Of what he shnll
feel when he shall stand at last in tho awful
presence Of God.
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RAEyCa,s BREeE wAN.

As an illustration Of 3arnum's habit af
making everything tell to tbs account,
Barnum relat es the following anacdote as
an Illustration
Gone morning stout, hearty looking
man came into my ticker oiiire at tie
Museum, and begged some money. !
asked him why &c did MOI work and earn
his living lie replied tina; hc could get
nothing to do and that he would bo glad
of any job at dollar a day | handed
him q quarter Of a dollar, told him 10 go
and get bis breakfast and return, and !
would employ him at light labor at dos
lar and half day When he returned
! gave him five common bricks
'''Now,' said l, go and hay brick on
the sidewalk at the corner OF broadway
and Ann streets another close by the
Museum q third diagoually across the
way at the corner Of Broadway aud Xesey
street, by the Vstor House put down
the fourth on the sidewalk IN front Of 81.
Paurs church, opposite then with the
fifth brick in hand, take up rapid march
from one point TO the other. making the
circuit. exchanging your brick at every
point. and saying nothing to any one.
A" " hat is the oil CT Of this 2 inquired
the man.
- No matter, replied; 'lll on ED TO
know s ii brngs y. u ffterh eenls wages
per hour, II is a bit OF my fuH, and to
assist me properly you must seem 10 be
as deaf as post pay no attention TO
any one, but attend faithfully to the work,
and at the end Of every hour by ST. Paul's
clock show this ticket at the Museum
door, enter, walking solemnly through
every hall in the building; pass ont and
resume your work
''With the remark that II was 'all one
10 him, solons as he could earn hls living,
the man placed his brick and begun his
round Half an hour afterwards at least
five hundred people were watching bis
mysterious movements. He had assumed
a military step and bearing, and looking
as sober as judge he made 10 response
whatever to the constant inquiries as 10
the object Of his singular conduc.. At
the end of the first hour the sidewalks in
the vicinity were packed with people al
anxious to solve the mystery. The man,
as directed, then went into the Museum,
devoting fifteen minutes 10 q solemn sur
vey of The halls, and afterwards returning
to his round. This was repeated every
hour until sundown, and whenever the
man went into the Museum a dozen OF
more persons would buy tickets and fol-
low him, hoping to crafty their curiosity
in regard TO the purpose Of his movements.
This was continued for several days~-the
curious people who followed the man into
the Museum considerably more than pay
ing his wages-till finally the policeman.
to whom I had impaired my object, com.
plained that the obstruction Of the s.dewalE
by crowds had become SO serious that
must call in my brick man This tri'
vial incident excited considerable talk anC
amusement; II advertised me, and II ma
terially advanced my purpose OF making {
lively Corn ner near the Museum.
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SonER MrDrArIoN BIZ MARk TWAIN.

SOBER MEDITATION BIZ MARX TWAIN.
in Mark Twain's new volume of remi-
niscences of foreign travels, ''The Inno~
cents Abroad" he for-once abandons his
persistent habit of making fun of every
thing, and thus discourses OF the Egyp-
tian Sphynix:
After years Of waiting, it was before me
at last. The great face was so.sad. so earn
est, so longing. so patient There was a
dignity not Of earth in its mieu, and in its
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+ OOK W ELL TO YOU B
AA UNBERST RSTAED1EGS
AND SHOEa
For n ems and Bzys' W ear.

The undersigned respectfully informs his nu-
mer0us customers and the public generally that
be Is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES Of any desired size or quality, ITO11
the finest French calfskiu boots to the ccarsest
broEau, in the VERY BEST 2IAESEE, Oh the short
est notice, and at as moderate prices as ike
work can be obtained anywhere
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
ut nv establishment need no assurance as TO
the superior quality Of my work. Others can
easily be convinced OF the fact If they viii only
give me q trial. Try and be convinced.
tT-R Rera airing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in a workmanlike manner
Thankful for past favors feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to a COM
tiuuance and increase Of the same.
JOHN j. THOMAS.
Fhenshurc Anil 2S 1863.
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE

BUCKS MILLS, Allegheny township.
The subscriber would respectfully announce
to his friends and the public in general that he
has Just opened at Bucks Mills large and
superb stock Of seasonable merchandise. con
GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, FUR
NITURE, HARDWARE, and all other arIi-
cIes usually kept in country store.
EE Having paid cash for my goods / am de-
termined TO dispose OF them either for cash,
lumber or country produce al as low prices as
ike goods can be bought from aLy dealer IN
the county. 4 liberal patronage is respectfully
solicited. WM. J. BUCK.
Bucks Mills, April p, 1863. If.
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& \ d r E " y .
MERCHANT Thb1
surFEs's BUuD1Ne, CLuToS s.

SUFPEss BUILDING, CLINTON 2i-
HAS Just received hls u. =
Il of fine French L1naa-
CLOTHS, CASSIMEkhS A.
and : full assortment q 0s-'
GOODS- -,--s->1
MIR. Moses has been for sish,
Wood, Morrell & Co. : estaol-ss-.15s -
desires 10 inform MS friends Al- - -
erallY that he has commence i -
Des : building. on Clinton $ = - -
OF goods adapted 70 the ial. a. - -
he Is prepared 10 make up p = 81
and al moderate pnoes tog e--s- s-s.s
tention TO business 10 nel-- 2 -
patronage, and malntala - -
has heretofore ATTENDED i.ls -. ~ 9
good fitting garments Gi''
Johnstown, Sept. ,, leoa-
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HAVEN 6 BROTHER,
new MERCANTILE FIRM!
. ERENs REVGI

FDWARD ROBERTS hereby gives
A-k notice TO his old friends and customers
that, on the frst day of July, inst he admitted
his son, GEORGE Z. koBEETs, into full partner
ship with him in the mercantile business in
EbcnsbuTe ard that hereafter the firm name
will be EDW ARD ROBERTS & SON.
Our stock will embrace everything in the
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods line, Groceries of
all kinds, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Of
the latest styles and of al quaiitie1, full line
OF Hardware, Queensware, &C, and III fact
every article TO be found IN well regulated
country store.
- Having enjoyed a successful and pleas
ant experience of more than twenty years n the
business at this place. and having completed 8
spacious editce on High street AID increased
my facilities Tor supplying my friends at all
times and 1T the lowest prices with the best ar
ticles In the market, ! confidently appeal 10
those who have 50 generously given ne their
confidence and support IN the past TO continue
the same measure of patronage towards the new
firm. LDW ARD ROBERTS.
EbensburF, July IS 569. Il.
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A WORD FROM JOHNSTOWN,
JoEzv J. MURPHY s. CO..

JOEzE J. MURPHY s. CO.,
Have constantly on hand large and well
selected stock of seasonabie
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Groceries,
and general variety of NOTIONS, &c
Their stock consists of almost every-article
usually kept in retail store. all of which
have been selected with care and are offered
at prices which cannot fail to prove satisfac-
tory. Cali and examine for yourselves.
Feb. %, Is67.-tf. $ss
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THE SHADOW ERE
- THE SUBSTANCE FADES
S sPEECE,S NEW

JE1,s E. GALLERY Y
Is now IN perfect order for executing Pietu
il every style of the art. Photographs of life
like accuracy, ranging from the smallest card
picture to the largest s re for framing, taken IN
any weather, and warranted 10 give saIis isfaction.
Particular attention paid to chillren'S pictures
Frames of all kinds for sale cheap. Frames Of
any kind not or hand viii be ordered when de
sired. Instructions in the art on liberal terms
sE Gallery on Julian street, s doors north
Of Town Hsn. r. i. SPENCE,
Ebenshurg, Oct. &, 1858. Photographer
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TOWN IF. IS
v Ar PRIVATE

The undersigned o-islSr ", - Fsrl-i J
GROUND situate n IN. y g, 8. a. 4
burg Poroueh. iro1tlI5, ., y - . llli 2
ana extending back lS~ ID-Isr. l'1, 81
Lloyd, adjoining lOI O -, - a,g,iI
eest and an alley on the the! efs e. sss i
ersete5 s,-ss e. ! TWO STORY - ii'.
With a PLASK hITeHEhA1- TBsP.l
STORY FRAME HoU 81 IN s
he sold cHEAP son cAss' o o.-lv %
Os For sor- further pardealaFs ~
EDensB-lE &c
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HooGand's German Pitters
Hoonand's German Tonic

In z ca1 bEzas5o7 of te ingredients q the BleTE
,g.Lh rUEz SCHLa CTIz Rum Orange, etc Il - -seo
0- Gc sazae dts>Escs the Bie7S clSes 11re s0ae
.s.-s 4fcOsaElc s4nlulas - required GA sCl! oca- n
MAJ th1t th.sE -e1aedIes entirely different JTo7
g1z etsrS Gi1grLis> The q LRf diseases Tic
thsse bcsg s-ssztilc preparations HeIciE1l c-tTzcS
.rEe III GscactiOHs q Tllz ss SoE1s
TOvE The TONIC a. decaGedly Of L4c Hlost pea
Ezt 1-sd agreeable remedies offered 10 a4e public
IE taste czqzllEC Il TeGFIrrs 70 take a 1aite ts
fe-yzusH0 ezllLIr1tfHC and EsedIcIHGt Gl11iseS sS
easlSSd = 70 b kss0s5- the greatest q a. sosG&
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nFRTTTTV

There d no saeSiefa, eg-tal RoofGzrs GeTTna7
Burrs o. T0Eie "a E-;5==Zz-zSs -zScs ef L'sbilsg.
I7aey fnsp1rs tozs g EaEld vl00T 70 the aSAols
TystSza, E-re1C1ieH = thc GEPttltcs cause
enjoyment q lseE7 food, esEabte the SO
digest fTt5y t.e blood, gre good, solaa
&ely c0zs7czioH eradicate lc ycLlolc tsHge IRON lfs
fFaTla7T bloom cheeks and change Tie z<le ei
JTOzz Il0T-bTeGsd, eaGClGloG, E0sGr ana He-uo--s
tsuGI56 fall faced, $0, and vigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the BtIter% or
Tonic. In aacIs They are Family IAsdt-
zines. They can be administered WITH
perfect safety child three UsOuItas
old the most delicate female, or E1au
% ninety.
Ig-eSs EesaeEics G-C a4e bc=4
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ED AND PROVISIONS
NO. I35 VIRGINIA STREET,
Bst.gesn Julia and Caroline, = ALTOONA

All such goods as Spices, Brushes, Wood
and Willow Ware, Shoe Backings8nd Station
cry will be sold from manufacturers printed
price lists. and all other goods in my line at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh current prices. To dealers ] present the
peculiar advantage Of saving them all freight
and drayage, as they are not required to pay
fTeights from the principal cities and no dray-
age charges are made. Dealers may rest
sured that my goods are OF the best gualitT and
nv prices as moderate as city rates. By doing
a fair, upright business, and by promptly and
satisfactorily filing ali orders, ! hope TO merit
the patronage OF retail dealers and Others III
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re-
spectfully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona, JnIy %, 1853. IF.