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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

Celery must be kept growing. They
never recover fully if they once receive
serious check. Avoid tearing or drying of
the roots. Set them out in May or June,
when in three or four leaves, in a small bed
of very rich soil, about three or four inches
apart, aud keep well watered without fail.
Shelter carefully from drying wind and hot
sun when set out, if cloudy, humid weather
cannot be ayailed Of. The final trenches
should be prepared as soon as early pea or
onion ground is clear in July. Let the soil
in the trenches be very rich, and from
surface well exposed to air. Enrich it fur
therwith thoroughly well aired and decayed
manure. Raw manure i considered to be a
chief cause of the hab6iness and pipiness so
much in contrast with the crispiuess and
almost deliquescent texture Of well grown
stems. Lift the plants from the temporary
beds with the ball of soil attached to the
tuit of roots, aud water promptly to prevent
any check in growth If shading is neces-
sary, don't continue it too long, nor cut oil
the essential light too completely. The
dwarler sorts OF celery are now most liked.
They are easily grown, and have the most
"nuttiness" of flavor The blanehing OF
the stems is effected by excluding light
from them, while at the same time the
heart of the plant and all the leaves must
remain fully open. As the stems begin T.
spread, they are tied together just so much
as to keep them nearly erect, and to prevent
their breaking if earth is usel to eliulat the
stems, hul wrapping of paper, bark, oi
even bottomless fruit can may be used fol
this purpose, Charcoal braze or coal ashe
answer we'll, as they exclude slugs aud othe
insects. And celery keeps well lifted anC
set close together on a damp cellar hooI
and filled between up to the leaves ,nos
of which may be removed), with perfect
dry, clean fresh coal ashes. THIS is a sal
and very convenient mode, and celery thg
has not been sufficiently banohed in tn
garden will be found beautifully white, tel
der and sweet after being stored this wa
two or three months. A distinguished do
tor has recently announced that eeler
boiled in milk and eaten is a cure for rhel
Enadsn. The remedy Il worth trial.
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The Latest Invention iEi Useful
UousehOId Articles.

Within the last few years there has been
expended great deal OF inventive thought
and genius upon what may properly be
classed as household articles, the most noted
results of which are the production OF the
sewing machine, the wringcr, the washing
machine, the carpet sweeper, &c. Almost
every week we chronicle the advent OF some
new invention by which the cares and la
bors of housekeeping are lessened, ana wo-
mans work made easy.
The newest thing to challenge our atten-
ton and gladden. the heart of the housekeep-
err. is, what is called the Novelty Brush hol-
der. Carpet Strctcher and Sweeper, a very
simple contrivance designed to .fTmiy hold
IN position any kind of brush or duster J
having an eXtention handle that enables
one to wash or dust windows, walls or cell
ing wthoutth aid of step ladder. Ihat IS
one of its conveniences, and it is also one of
the hest CARPET sweepers in the market, hold
inc the brush firmly ut an angle. 1t cleans
the Garnet thoroughly, raises no dust, and 1t
does not wear the carpet like the ordinary
broom or brush, and win outwear half
dozen broums. As handle for the scrub
biug brush it is the best device ever made,
no more kneeling on the floor, no more
back aches or sore fingers
As carpet stretcher alone it is worth It's
cost, as carpet of any size can be lald even
lv without any of the labor and VeXatlon
| usually attending such work. 1t is strong,
simple, thoroughly made, cannot get out OF
| order, has no screws, lever or hinges, Is COM
pact, cheap, and durable.
1t is manufactured by Brown Co., Gin
| cinnati, the well known manufacturers ol
useful household articles, and Is sold only
| by their agents to housekeepers. The real
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31
SULPHUR SOAP,
Il renders the Cuticle Healthfully
Clear ard Smooth, and is the Best Pos
sible Substitute for Expensive Sulphur
Baths.

II IL Incomparnb Remedy for BRUISES UL.
GERS, CUTS and every irritable or unheaithY
condition OF the Skln, ana Is most sc, V ceable
remedial aren't aud sou ce of SieedY relief in
cases o. GOUT and RHEUMATlSN.
Itisa most desirable DISINFECTA Mt OF
CLOTHING OR BED III MEN, won anO u ed
hv person. uflerng from OBNOXIOUS or con.
TAGIoUs DISEASES nud is Il CAPITA Remedy and
PTeveI atIvC II them when used as an il jcC.
lion Persons enlploving II have no need 10
take sulphur Balls or CO resort to Sulphur
prnus for bNthlng purn oses.
A an ne iunc' Oft e TOILET II is far move
de-rali' Than any CO'me ic Sit ce i DOE NOT
Ike q tcles OF u & nature, conceal COmp,cX
i1uul Bipm shes bu removes them.
TAN.FRECKLES,P ,PIMPLES BLOTCHFS
ar d the nhe speediiv ylelO tOl 5 Clarifying IN
tuenCe' am II Is the UeTy best Soap to shave
rom nc in iitaliOn woo uceu CL sensitive Gu
icle lv he Hgulcajlun OF Tue azUr. II also
con plctely Grad Gates DANDRUFF.
IIOuseNlve- dee are II to be EXCELLENT for
wusnug n OOLEN LINE LACE. aud other
fabrics and LADIES moving in tne hest lrcles o.
uetropOlual aud rural society speak OF II in
the mo hcst terms,
Testlu oula pour IN from quarters Of the
Union upon its PIOpri' tIr, many Oi win h haN e
proCura1l OI Drug 1 tsi ~ Fancy Goods Dea..
prs. the OuEnuls being ,pen TO publ c insOUc
on al hls MEDICINAL WAEEH USE No. SIXTH
AYENuE. NEW YORK. The art.c g is moreover
inuOI sed Oy tue n dicll fra ernlty.
LIKE MOST OTHER FAMOUS REMEDIES,
GLENN'.S UP ~ Il SuAP has b en- lmltnt-
cd So lps without the smallest fracuun Of re-
me ial efficacy have cen and are tOlsucd upon
the uususpccting and unO1srrvunt genuine
sulphur soaps pussessin" prOperUe' iIepticut
Wftn or equal to the Greit Specific. which thpit
uO . Inc public uuld III retOre Oe ca etul 10
Iuuu're Tor GIlsNN'.s sulphur SOHp by It's Iu'l
name, gndsee ihli they ge the ren' gllic'e;
A ! resprctub g Dru glsts. FnPcY Gnuds Deal
erS and GIOC rs aeep GLENN'S SULPhUL L.
! SOAP, and vii oD dlTand tor t. suUpiy tue
/ GENUINE THING " tAeir Gu toners.
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ACRosTIC.

would'st thou my friend good health enjoy
Each day and hour your time employj
Secure repose from sickness, ills,
This thou const do-take Liver Pillsj
& dost thou suffer from disease,
Caused by exposure, diet7 these,
Or other ills, whate'er their name,
Submit at once, and leave the frame,
Like shadows dartng DER the hills,
In terror flee from Liver Pills.
Vice like although they've clung for years,
Encouraged be, nor Yield 70 tears.
Repose in quiet, health's bright rllls
Persue the pathway Of these Pills.
In childhood, youth, and in old age,
Let cheerful thoughts thy mind engage.
Let others suiIer-levers, chlls,
Sure thou art free with Liver Pills.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31

Recently a Sunday school superinten-
dent. after the lesson was closed, asked the
little boys the following question from the
smaller question book: Who knows better
than father or mother2' A little fveyear-
old promptly answered. al do"
-Teacher-'' What bird did Noah send
out of the ark % Smallest boy in the class
after pause-"A dove, sir" Teacher -
" Very well, but should have thoughtsom
of you big boys would have known that"
Tall pupil" Please, sir, that boy ought to
know, sir, cause his fathers bird -ketcherl
air."
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1t Invariably Cures Coughs. Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and other
Affections Of the Breathing Organs.

It's soothing influence uron the irritaied lin.
ing of thp a i passages, is duo to the TACT that
ITS ingredients are the most ehcacious pu'm0n
10 simples known TO medlcll botany. the Dasls
of the article ne mr. tle HONEY OF he HOkE-
HOUND PLAN T., chCmlcaily unlten with the
medicinal prinoiple0f the ABIES BALSAMEA
or Balm ol Giead. There are besides five other
botanic elements which give add ,ional efficacy
to the II st hamrd two.
nose who have used It, say that HALE'-
HONEY OF HOREHD UND AN d TAR ls not
only wOuderfuly remedial IN III cases where
the organ OF respiration are nnecied nut $50
tar its action is Unusually rapid. few doses
I euuentlv serve to relieve vecy Obs,inate
cough. lb contains nothinU tnat can disorder
the stomach, n fact that car be alleged with
truth Of but few Ough remedies; 1t hus an eX-
trem civ agreeable flavor, ana Is sold at figure
which enables those of the most limited means
TO avail themseN eS Of ITS VlrtUeS
II IL simple madness tn tIi1e with Cough,
IuIit. ton of tho InrOntc 81 Chest nd Lungs tray
cOnquorable difficulty IN those organs today,
may in few weeks ueyelOp into bronchitis or
Consumpt on, two diseases which carry more
victims TO euriv graves, than eny other In the
long list OF bodily disorders.
ACough may be fitlv termed the Preliminary
itfe I q 40 G9osqmyPUoqHE yP o EoRgHoXUSb 3IiGX n Wc HND
TAR is the sure t nown prcVeutlTh. I40se
the elorr, who would arrest the progress o: he
de Jrover snoul delay not moment TO TAX"
CHILDREN, derive great benefit from its
soothing properties when suffering with the
paroxys ms Of Group and Whoop ng Cough. The
hrst named d sen-e IL espvcialy destructive
among Young children and this rrlia ole remedy
shonld be Kept on hand in Nj hou' ehods Buy
/ the large Pack Ees aud EcOnOmlle.
PRICES. s. cts and 81, PER 30 HrLE.
Sold Uy all Druggists.
| G. N. CriltentOn PrOp'r.
No SEVEN SIXTH AVENUE, NY.
For Sale by A. ]. DURLING, nk street
! Lehighton, Pa.
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II Will Pay to Read This I:

We have entered into arrangements with Rev. J, HENRY
SMYTHE of Philadelphia, the publisher of SUNSHINE
LITTLE CHILDREN whereby enabled to make you the
following unrivaed ofer-an offer which will, feel
sured for not only your name but the of
very many of your friends and neghbors subscribers to
our paper
Although OVER A MILLION OF DOLLARS have
already been expended in this great offer by the Sum
shine Publishing Co.," THIS PAPER MAKES MOTH
ING ON THE BOOKS. Our sole object is to place your
name on list as subscriber the CARBON ADVOCATE
and to SUNSHINE FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.
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Vick's Floral Guide.
IMPORTANT
TO CONSUMP MPTNES.

A Gentleman having been so fortunate rs to
cnIe ais ON OF Cor sumption in the worst STA ESs,
aftei beng given up to die by the most cee-
nratel phySlcians, desires to Iua ke known the
euro (which owes successful III every easel to
those afl oted w h sthma, Bronchitis COuGhB,
Colds tousumUtiOn and all Affections OF the
ThrO0t and Lungs. anu will send the Rec pc,
free OF charge to all who desire 1t, II the will
forward their address to DANIEL ADEE, %
Liberty st \ ew NoTk. tanl inns
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THE
ALPINE SILVER MINING COMPANY,
OF COLORADO.
Capital, $2OOO,OOO, 100000 Shares.
Par value. so per share.
UNASSBSSlBLE.
Dan. J Splane, j. 4. Thompson
Treasurer. Secretary.

The property Of this Company consists oS
twelve mines and mining locations, located N
Lake county, Colorado, in the vicinsty Of
Lcudyille, upon all OF which extensive work
has been done. in all cases exhibiting true
tissure veins, good pay streak, and well de-
fined lodCs.
Thrc6 Of the leading mines are well opened
up and have at the lowest computation over
TEN THOUSAND SONS OF ORE IN
SIGHT by May 1st the Railroad now under
construction Will be witisn n short distance %
this property
The Company proposes to sell n portieu Of
its stock at 81 30 per share for the purpose Of
more completely developing its mines. and for
the erection Of works for the treatment Of its
ores.
Application for the stock may be made to
the office of the Company, at 81 Broadway,
New York.
n. b. The Mining Record, of New IoIk,
the highest mining authority in this country,
says Feb lst, 1879. The principal owners in
this company are hard working men who by
their own labor have uncovered large bodies
ol ore which they now wish 10 extract Snd
send to market. Our readers will do wen to
make venture with these worthy men, this
money VIII probably be returned t. them
twenty fold. The business VI anagement has
been placed in the care of Mr. J. l.. Thomp-
son, an officer If high standing in one of the
largesl and best banks in the city. A Pros
pectus giving full particulars sent free, on
| application to the Secretary. lmarl5-3m
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II is the belief of observing ones that the
seeds or spores of mldew exists during the
winter and spring on the bark and buds of
vines, ready to yegetate anew when suitable
simmer weather occurs As possible check
TO this, l am about to wash most of my
vines-before the buds open-with carbolic
soap suds. think thie will also tend TO
lessen the mischievious work of the steel
beetle on the buds.-[N B. B., in the Ohio
F1rmer.
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PEEEIGE sSEIy1E.

! Pars Hall, neat EvoshaE, he Gcat Of tho
Earl CT Yarmouth, has been tu:oe,:. SEINE
"s'ImGtts mDke the lass $4,000
1t is oo:i;d.alialiy asserted in ofiiaial cilo!cs
that cordial Ecl>i!o,s between Eogiard 4,
turkey have b ca c2El aletc'y ,c~;aGbis1c3.
A dispatch i!cm Vienna sass ihs; Prince
q, rtscaakoiI il snT ring fram mclial * pres N
| AID That there "a Il Tie hope Of hia r:oovcc?.
Mr.. Erarod cx-Maynr OF Liverpool. his
iec4Ved laltcr thrcatrt ny lin with death
1t ne !p,EkS against Tie ir!Sl Ut uny ru: lie
Dectirg.
During tic III, h.lHecn The 10Th aud 18th
instant, All exceedingly vicic1t str rm burst over
Odessa, causing enormous damage. Several
shrs were suri; in tho h*r3oE, aid The uuays
ard uavsl rstlb!si III ,nts suffered heavily.
Disturbances hasc cc3arrtd tm,ng the s.u
dents ti The ST. Petersburg University recently,
resulting IN several arrests, and in the cosing
OF the library, By order Of tic governor general
Tho statemchts il regard to tho c;g;n Of Tic
disturbance are c,Efl!ctiug.
Tho iiQuiry intotha condrc, CT The cx-Ameer
YakOo6 khac and lis minister's 10 como c:ion
With tho massacre Of The Eritiah embassy has
Terminated, ard Tho report of tho commission
of Inquiry has been forwarded to tho Vioeroy
Of India. Nothing has trarsri;cd 10 alter the
uoiavorabla opinions hitherto current regarding
tho Amccr's c3urso OF action.
A Madrid Cabinet Councii, presided over ty
King Alfonso, he's determined that The mar.
rage of the lli1s with the h!chduchess Marie
Christine Of Austria s,!h!! be so!Cmnizad On the
29.h OF tho present month. The court lcsivi-.
tits will be on c spIardd scale, Including recep
lions, PROFESSIONS, gala rciiornarc,5 at the pub
lie places Of ADJUSTMENTS, b2rqacts, bull fights
ard national dances.
Tho excitement ia Ireland over The asrcHt OF
Irish leaders Increases. All tho Landon morniug
journals approve o! tho arrest txcept tho Daily
Ness. which make item the occasion for q
violent partisan attack. At Il home rule corr
ference in London las: night it was resolved 10
hold mG:s meeting If the Irish inhabiIants
of London and all SympathizcTs with lrclard
in Hyde Park, not later than tho 30th instant,
to protest against the arrest Of DAILY. killcn and
DaVltt. Al! ct tho homo rule members Of
Parliament rtsiden! IN Lonlou will be invited
to attend.
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Effects OF the Gale.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 2l.--The schooner
Ross WiuanS, lrcm Baltimore to Pcapkstank,
went ashore yesterday po!pipg a. Wi'loughby 5
spl!; all sails lost. Inc captDin reports no saw
three mastcd schoouc., namc unknown,
founder while at anchor il the bay. lie saw
three men IL the rigging whowerc probably lost.
There were no vessel near enough TO render
assistance.
LONG BRANCH, N. j.. Nov. 2l.--Ooe of
tho heaviest gales Of the s,as2n bcgao last night,
tho Wlod blowing at tho rato Of 10 miles per
hour at midnight. l. was Geld northern blast,
acndiug the Thermometer down 10 Is degrees
above zoro. Along tho shore The gale
beat up sur2ing sea end all passing craft
sought the shelter off rcd by lie hirfI.
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PEC.H ET.FSHEES Tg,T
SPECIAL Correspondence Of the iicra. Gd>ctt
WASnENGToN, d. =. Nov, u, 1879,

SPECIAL Correspondence Of the iicra. Gu=c.fe.
WAsHINGToS, D. o. Nov. q, 1879.
l. is understood tha! amors the measure $
c rtaInly to be brought up st the next session
q Cous'ts5 vi be one by Which tho irius;icc
81 iho recent alron.ment OF Sarscea Wales
to b. c;it! 4 Tire tGr,Eu Of medicine and
sur:o'g Ct 'ha Ee'y vi', itlc rank Of Con,
mcd1.o over xtc:n .caiir officers will
ho Inquired in!o |. IS sid tho az.
Parchment WIS made ihr2ugh the TO-
iueDo1 Surgeon Wales obtained h, prao!cing
~ physician among the officers ci' tic navy 10
"ash:u&rn md their families. The ernoint-
ment hiss created good deal ci hard feeling
among tic ovCGSlaughcl surgeons, aed i is
Understood that Congress will ha asked to cor
rect The evil. Tic modification Of Tho isvill,
asslmlatins Ii ~ nHfr 90 possible 10 itcc trade,
Will, Ii is also stated, b, one Of tho first meas
uTes to DO considered at the coming session, and
thus sid tho wi;hdraws! of the grccoback., and
certain, as yet, uctormuIsttd cheug,s with 70
gsrt to The army aud diplomatic servicc, ere, it
Is said, tho oay su!itc's Ct legislation yet jn.
eidcd upon.
Mrs. Mciss, i;c wiG3 Of the Qang;c;mastsr
Geaera! OF tho army, died Into last night, Mt her
husband i fsidcncc in this city, after q, i!'ngs;
CT GrIy ten minutca
Tho carpets in the hall {! tho Hcusa ct
Representatives. have been laid, ii,e do Is aaa
chelTs replaced, in galleries SIT to rights. ard
tic whole House reGGy Icr acepua!ion i! :hn
season wore to G2I;iEroncc tn-iHcriof. Two sab
committees arc IN session thcgo nor, that for
the co3ficasoa o! the laws Of the District Of
Coluubla, and :hat 70: the rex i3;0n d tho rules
of the Eouse
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s,Et5..GE Es5sEs~sTyEG-

Tie southern m>il haa been arriving hcrt
rather ii:o ior several days PAST.
k2v. W, s. PcGi1S. Of this city, will hold 4
gr3'7actcd meeting at NJ. Gi!ead, commencing
Sunday Etx!.
The performance OF Master John Avery in
the character Of George Washington, with
his iiulo Ratchet" at TITO tsbIcaux last night
Was much admired ty al resent.
Tbs wolk OF rcplirDg The Aqua2uot bridge
i progressing finely. l. is calculated ,i,at 10 4
cay CT two everything will ho completed The
lnrn tr4 now engaged IN fastening the sdc rpil.
Ing
Marriage licenses were grated 10 Washing
lou ylaicrday t. VIM. Peters, OF This city. and
lsGDia Dog2ctt, Of Wasi inptoo, and q. D.
Howard, CT RicAE oal. aGd Luay }. Taylor, OIL
Euinarar.
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FE1IMEI HEALrHl EOONoM

I have purchased the right To sell tho best
ard most profitable thing that ever found its
WY into family. It is
Q. ". STERICK'S STEAM COOKER,
patented Sept. "a, 1878 1t is tho most complete
arrangement for cooking on 8 large or small
scale ever invented. 1t is 80 simple that child
csn understand it, It cooks four different dishes
at once without mingling the flavor. Meats,
rice. vegetables, puddiDgs, and any and every.
thing cooked to perfect satisfaction. It does
away with handling and cleaning pots and ket.
ties. Hot water always on hand. Things
cooked retain their natural taste. No chance of
burning. Cocks a dinner inside of one hour. It
only occupies one hole on tho stove It can be
used on any range or furnace with perfect sue.
cess. Each section separate in doing its cook.
ing. al the different apartments being supplied
with stcem direct from the boiler. All it wants
is trisi. Directions 90 with them. 1t sells
very fast. It is the best thing in the world for
hotels, restaurants and boats. SIS we'll 90 famil-
les. ! have 100 testimonials. Any timer can
make them. Any peraon wanting one or de-
string to rurchaso :he right to soil them can ad-
dress me, snd will tako pleasure in sending
shy information, together with circulars with
directions, &C. will eel! the rights, which are
good for IL years. Any good maa can make
5000 out eff address
JAMES F. GALLOWAY,
nov 2O-l.s Manchester, Virginia.
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NARROW ESCArE.-Daying iic gale Ct wind
yesterday, several bricks were al0an from the
cotn:ce CT the house Gu the Northeast oorutr
Of Duso ag5 Washington streets, and two lille
girls. Vino happened TO be passing Ct .hc time
nsrrawIy escaped being stru,!I. A b!oR from
orc OF tho falling bricks would inevitably have
resulted fatally.
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krrUSaaik mn m HGe,uiSirsc--

fIn!ADELpnlA. Nov. 2l.--Frapls Meriin
otherwise BoIiila. vas boter: Judge I.ualoV
ihd mnrnin, On rtnaistion from The Govern
or CT Nav Jersey and warrant of cytradjii,n
ff0m Gov. iioyt. lie il CHARGED with rsur
der IN jersey Ei'g ia killing = school bay
hg ilt'loE hin Will! = stcne dnT!us = disturb,
nEcc between Il numhcr Of ,chao hOps and
BaSll! and 0ihHr Iiaii4ts who 4erc street
musicians
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Elegant Residence ssuruea

Especial dispatch 20 !ha Alexandria GaA.tjc.
CuLrErER {. Il Nov 2l.-Thc new and
elegant mansion d Col. Nathaniel Is. Meade.
formerly editor Ct tho Richmond Wing, and
who hns but recently moved to this county
from Winchester. Wiz totally destroyed by fire,
toghthcr with most OF is contents tti5 nlorr.
ing. The fire was caused By a defective Huc.
Col. Nj. had an Insurance Of SIS 600 unon Tic
house, but that amount will rot cover tho loss,
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STOVES Agsb ysMHyAsS&
STOVES! STOVES
At 119 KING STREET

y = p,
l would call special attention to MY !arsestork
o. IS, embracing Portable Ranges, Cook,
Parlor, Dining Room and Cfice Sto?os Of thu
latest styles and most Improved patterns, each
and every one Of which is suaraniepd To Give
entire satisfaction. H''0
=, Also SEATON'S, SPEARS end Ill other
FlRE PLACE ENaTEH!j put up to boat one,
two and three roo,ns E''''
HOT AIR FURNACES Cor h,s:irr ,voiI-
'hga, churches and public buildings, 8 spccialty.
NJ, ; ;, nave ,l cnnstsnt!y on hand large stock ci
LIZ WAKE, Chamber Sets, Coal Holds and
HhoVaIs end Houselnrnishng goods in genera
sm also prepared 10 repsi. Fire Placo Nest.
ers, ll"t Ar Furnacea, Cook Steve Rnnscs and
all o:hcr Stoves that gro n,adr.
Roofing, Gu:tcrinE and Spou.jne ,lnrc -, sho.s
notice, in tho city and country. and On The most
reasonable teFm'. Ali work warranted - giyo
satisfaction. v 80 :
sopl5 Tucg NOV
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N1AERIIED.

In Trinity Church, Fredericksburg, Va. on
the l9th OF November, by Rov, G. g. MUIR.
dsuHh, DID Mr.. HAMILTON UASSARD. oi
baltimore. Md, TO Miss MARY WALLACE
BALM BRlDGE, OF Fredicksburg.
=, iN,ovomber IS, in Jamaica, L. l., by tho Rev.
w smyth, WIN. nj. DEAN 10 LY-
OLA, only daughter ofthe lste John I.urdsford
esq., Of Lynchburg, Va.