TO A GRI OUL 'I'URISTS.
SHADE Tunes—A correspondent of the Ger
mntown Telegraph furnishes that journal with
the following excellent article upon the subject
of shade trees, which the editor, who is “ booked
up” in sueh matters, fully endorses:
The autumn is upon us, when we may take
a. leisure moment and look round our homes
for a. spot. to place a. shade tree. It may be
safely assumed that farmers plant. too. few
trees ab mt. their dwellings and out-buildlngs-
I propose to offer a few brief notes ugon some
planted ‘by myseif about my buildings and
lawn. They are the results of my OWl} Expe
rirnee. and may or may not agree "I”! the
characters given the trees in the books. My
location is upland, and soil a good loam with
clay substratum. _ .
Norway Maple—This 15 With me the finest of
all deciduous shade trees. A round-hemled,
densely-leaned, vigorous and healthy tree, with
deep green foliage, one of the "first to come in
leaf in the spring and among the last to drop
in autumn, succeeded after a frost. by hues of
the most. beautlful colors. It is for superior
to the popular Silver Maple, which affords by
no means so dense a. shade, and which is liable
to breakage of limbs in every high wind. To
make a. good shade tree of the silver maple,
in the country, I think it. should have a. rich
soil, inclined to moisture. and be liberall)r
headed back. i _
Sugar Mafia—One of the chief beauties of
this tree. '0 me, is in the very gracefulapmar
ance it. presents with its straight. slim trunk,
when surmounted by its dense. and regularly
formed head of green. Rather slow in growth,
late in putting out, but. in autumn with foliage
of deep orange and red.
Swamp JI‘TIPN——A native, and an very pretty
tree on a lawn with its scarlet flowers‘und
fruit, but liable wit-h me to persistent attacks
of the borer.
The Ashes are not favorites of mine. They
are late in putting forth. among the first to
drop their leaves, and liable to the borer.
American C'lzemut.—A beautiful shade tram
and, like the American Black Walnut, worthy
of a place in the farmer’s yard, bath for shade
and fruit.
Paulonia Imperialis, of Japan. A few years
since a rare tree, and one which has been
greatly over-estimated. It is :1 rapid grower,
closely allied in habit and iippem-anee lo the
Catalpa. but becomes a. much larger tree.—
Has a large leaf, with a light, blue flower of a
peculiar and :n me disagreeable odor, but which
I see the perfumers have taken hold of in New
York, to extract a fashionable scent from.—
Like the Catalpa. it. is late in putting out, and
among the first to drop its leaves; accumulates
much litter duringthe season, began ugly seed
pod which hangs on the wholeycar, and wirhal
presents during half Ihe year a bureau-med;
desolatenppem-zmce at best.
qufras.——Oue of the prettiest. of our-small
native (revs—in truth 'one of the prettiest. of
either native or fureigu small trees. The suck
ers wli‘zeh it. is liable to throw up, and which
have caused most. persons to object. to it, as a
lawn Iree, 1 find are easily kept down.
Ilene}; Locust—A tree of must rapid growlh,
but with thiu foliage, and therefore a prior
shade tree. WM; me it is :ery l‘uble to attacks
of the lie-rer, throws up 1: great many suckers,
and is apt, to luse its limb; in a high wind.
Tali-u- i’qn'an—Slow of growth and difficult
to transplant, hut. one of the noblest of our
many name-looking American trees. In plant.-
ing trees, a comma error we make is in plant
them too near the house. or walk, or road, or
fence, forgetting to allow for lllv growth of the
tree in afler years.
Of Eusrgruenr.—l have found the A’orway
Spruce one ofthe most. hedihy, rapid-growing,
and handsome trees. and never much our of
plan: Whereircr planted.
The Scotch Pine or Fin—i rapldly-growiug,
rather coarse-looking tree, Inn. of very fine,
dark hue after paSsiug its youthful dznys.——-
With me it. is liable to lose some of its limbs
after a heavy sleet or sunw. Being of coarse
habit, it looks best at. a dist-mace from the lsouza'e
or read.
Sélvrr'Fir.—A fine ornamental tree with its
horiznuml limbs and bright. silver foliage.
Balsam. [fin—Very handsome. in its youth,
but. with age, in cxpcscd p-Eaceth 10:93 its
beauty.
11-wdoci; Spruce. 4—Perlmps 111 a mosthceutifu’l
and gracei‘ui of all evergreens, but-not as great
a favorite with me as the an'wn-y Spruce.
Our books upon trcvs usuany speak or ever
greens uhcu: a house as suggestive ofs:u2m-ss,~
and as more suitable. accempanimrms of 1129
sgud (ban of llli' young With me they are as
emblematic of happiness and as fut! or phasu
rable associnfions as the deuiduoua tree: while
in winter lime [can find no (.bjeut in the lumi
scape so agreeable for the eye to rest upon as a
fine owl-green.
I think the. value of trees to our surroundings,
whether in the matter of henlm. Cnmforl or
be». any. can scarcely be over-eszimated. Let.
us learn our children to plant. trees, and to
pmteut. and atlen'l to them, and they will the
more love the homes which [ha-y surround; and
when We. our-sch‘es have pasmdnway, will they
more lave our mvmnries tur having culiivuicd
in them so neeml and Sn beautiful a taste.
THE BEST Cnunmns—Fall is perhaps the
best lime vo set om young chem-y trees. 1!. is
not, necessary that the soil should. be very for
tile, and it, should not be enriched by slrong
monures. A rmhcr low, moist. soil, we think
is to be preferred; the trees after planting,
should be Well staked. and the stakes should
remain for at. lt'fiat- three years. Noltrec re
quires support. so much as the. cherry, as in is
liable to swag much by the wind, and become
bruised, torn and weakened at, the surface of
the grand. '
Few people corn for more than a half a dozen
varieties of cherries. and that is enough when
the right Sorts are selected.
There is in this, as in all other fruit, :1 con
siderable coutruriet y of opinion as to which are
the best, Anal _lhis can be no cause of surpriSe,
as the. 1013:11in and soil have much to do in
raising the cherry to perfection and profit.—
Perhaps for the greater portion of Pennsylva
nia. Now JerSs-y, Delaware, Maryland, &c., the
following vul‘iellcs, uhich We regard as :unnng
the very bus-1., are well :ulap:ed, viz;——l:’urly
Purple Quigna. Haydn/c6, Eur/y [Ric/Inland. (fur
baking. pl‘vserrlug and dhonncvf’) Black Tur
tariflila Black Eta/Ir, Elton, Bowman, and (Yo-3‘s
Yl'ansparant. Here are eight. kinds. and if we
were "0 drop a"? it WORM be the two lust. The
Yeliuw Spanish, the Governor "70011, Osceola,
&c., are not. generally adapted to our immedi—
ate region. There a e many other varieties
that are valuable and thought highly of by
some, and may do well here. which it is not
necessary to enumerate, as Ihe foregoing are
quite sufficient to meet the wishes or 110 st of
any moderate person, whet-her for private use
or market-.-—Germtmtmm Telrflmph.
‘ DWARF Apt-Ln Tuna—Dwarf apple trees
are fast. becoming favorites. Although tin-y
will new-3r he so extensively rmployed for orch
ards as dwarf pears, they will undoubtedly be
freely brought inld gardens, where a. variety
. is desired in a small space. Every season
. . proves these trees to be what they have been
- - sent out for. They are productive and ennily
managed: the heads being low, they are easily
sheltered and protected. it ni-cesséiry, during
_ winter. Every part of the tree is immediately
' under the eye of the on t'ivator, by which he is
able to Conn-01 perfectly tht-ir forms; and to
‘ deétroy any insects that. may attack them.
$37 We ere aware that thé publini-kuow little if
‘ " ‘these uses, but. after seyerul y‘ear's thervation,
:mahsive no‘ hesitation in testifying, to. their
«$1116.. ' The treeszcan be planted six feet apart;
, so thatguite a vegigty‘mny h." planted in almost.
zsny gar en, nithpntecqnpylng much space.
: 1 Like pefiga‘ggoyn-Lgn dwarf treesflthe fruit of
.. .. dwarf apple tiessis'uéutlly larger and finer
than the same 'vatietie'a gro‘Wn on standard
4reea.
The best. age to transplant. the trees is at two
years from the bud or graft, and. they willcun
mence to bear the first year after transplant
m .
it the West, where fruit. is scarce and an
immediate produce very desirable. and where.
also, high windg are prevalent. and the changes
of tempErature in the winter season are very
suadeu, We think these trees might be planted
to great admntage. And, indeed, we are aware
that. the Western people have already com
menced to plant them considerab]y,—-Genmc
Farmer.
LATE Saws- Wilma—A Kenlucky farmer
writes the Louisville Courier that he thinks
farmers in his section saw their wheat. too early,
as early.sown wheat 13 more liable to injury
from the Hessian fly. This is have, but with
us lute sown wheat, ismox‘c liable to injury from
Ihe midgc~and so we have. to steer between
these two evils as much as possible. He states
that for the last. five j'cnrs he has sown his
wheat. after the 15m of October—last year from
the 18th to the 28Ib—nud in all these years he
has-never missed. a. good crop. Whlle his
neighbors "were “complaining of fly. freezing
out. and rust, he has escaped all, producing:
from twenly to thirty-five bushels of good
bright wheat- to the acre.” He sows with a
drill.
Bonn!) Coax Fun Hons AND‘TomL—Wm.
Van Loom, writing to the Prairie Farmer, says
that. he has practiced feeding boiled corn to his
stock and hug“, and is “ satisfied that. he saves
one-half his grain, and gains as much more in
lime. ;” that. one bushel of corn on the cob,
boiled, will produce as much pork us two fci
raw, and in one-halfthe time. In one experi
ment, he fed three bushc‘a of boiled corn, per
day, to 27 hogs, for ten days. The average
gain was two pounds pcrda-y. He then fed the
same lot, of hogs on three bushels of raw corn
per day for twcnly (lays; they gained only a.
trifle over one pound per day. Such experi
ments, continued for so short. a. time, are not
relinble.
film filailfi.
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Lxcoxicn, Noble Co , Indians, Feb. 5, 1859.
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The Trade supplied. PHILADELPHIA.
sep‘l—dly
otck .
BUEHLER HOUSE,
MARKET SQUARE,
HARRISBURG, PA.
GEO. .l. BOLTON, Psopxucwn
CARD.
The above well known and long established Hotel is
now undergoing a. thorough renovation: and being in a
great degree newly furnished. under the proprietorship
of Mr. Gamma J. Bum-us, who has been an inmate of
the housu for the last three years, and is well known to
its guests.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which it has an.
joyad, I cheerfully commend Mr. Bolton to the pubiia
favm'. je'i d&wy WILLIAM BUBIILDB.
(ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
I
BRO ADVVAY,
_ NEW YORK
When completed, six years ago, the St. Nicholas was
universally pronounced the most magnificent, conve
nient, and thoroughly Organized establishmeht of the
kind on this continent. ‘
What it was then, it remains today—without a rival
in size, in sumptuousness, and in the general elements
of comfort and enjoyment.
The llotel has accommodations for ONE THOUSAND
SIX HUN D 111: 9 GUESTS, including ONE HUNDRED
COMPLETE S UITES OF A PA. R TMEN Ts for
families.
‘sxx HUNDRED PERSONS m be comfortably seated
at the tablesof its three public dining rooms, and nothing
that modern art‘has devised for the conVenience and so
cial gratification or the travehn‘g public hasheen omitted
in its plan, or isneglected in its practical details.
The early reputation of the house at home and abroad,
derived from its magnitude. its Superb appointments,
and its ham-like cum/ans and-luxuries, has been en:
'hnnced every year by the unwearied exertions of thd
Proprietors;
au24-d3m . TR‘EADWELL‘ WHITCOMB &, GO.-
F]NE:CONDIMENTS-! !—E X T R A
FRENCH MUSTARD, a choice variety of SALAD
OILS, GAUGES and KBTGEUPS ofVevery delcripthnL
' mylo ‘ WM. nocx..J.. & co_
KELLER’S DRUG B'l URM is the place
to and the belt usomnent or Pom Monmm.
Bugitteas «Katha.
DENTI S T R Y .
THE UNDERSIGNED,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY.
Respectfully tenders his profeSSional services to the
citizens of garrisbnrg and vicinity. '
OFF OR IN STATE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BRAD Y HOUSE.
sep2s-d&wtf B.M GILDEA, D. D.S.
J B.HUTC‘HISON,
. .
ALDER DI A N .
OFFICE:
THIRD STREET, FOURTH DOOR ABO.VE ROI-ITH,
m 7 HARRISBURG, PA. dam:
“f w . HAY s ,
Ai‘TORNiEY-AI’R-LAW.
O FF I G E,
WALNU STREET, BETWEEN SECOND 55 THIRD,
upb] lumusnunu, PA. _m___ [dly
THEO. F. SCHEFFER,
BOOK, 041 m A 175 JOB PRINTER,
jails __ A 18 Market Street, Harrisburg,
JAS.F.SHUNK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
01-1161: IN 1m:
BUILDING OPPOSITE PROTHONOTARY’S OFFICE,
jan'i] Harrisburg, Pa. [dly _
“I M. H. MILLER, .
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oflice corner of MARKET STREET and the SQUARE,
(Wyeth’s,) second floor front.
a)? Entrance on Elm-km: Square. n2l—lydflcw
DR. 0. WEIUHEL,
SURGEON AND OCULIST,
RESIDENCE THIRD NEAR NORTH STREET.
He is now fully prepared to attend promptly to the
duties of profession in all its branches.
A LONG AND van? snacassrun flEnIOAL EXPERIENCE
justifies him in promising full and ample satisfaction to
all who may favor him with a. call, be tledisease Chronic
or any other nature. ' mlB-dacwly
T H 0 MAS C. MACDOWELL,
_ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Oflicc in Thin! Street, one Door West
of His Residence,
HARRISBURGI PA.,
Will attend to applications for Pensions and Patents in
Washington City, I). 0 , and will practice in the Court ol
Claims in said city. By an arrangement with responsible
parties in Waxhingtou City, he is vnablerl to assure all whx
may entrust their applications, either for Pensions or
Patents, to him, that they will be faithfully and properly
attemdvd to. on the most resemble terms. .
:33 P. AUCHMUTX,
o
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MILLERSBURG, Dwrum omm“, PA .
Will practice before the Dauphin, Northumbetlaud
and Perry County Com-ts.
Prompt attention given to the collection of claims
Allkindsof con‘yancingexeuuted withdispatch. Land
surveys made :1 hortesb notice. decZ—dly
JUHN-PTASZYK
Respectfully informs the citizens of Harrisburg and
vicinity that he is ready at all times to TUNE AND
REPAIR PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, and Musical In
struments of all descriptions. Mr. Ptmzyk is recom
mended by the leading Musical Manufagtories of New
York, as well as other cities of the Unittd Sta-fies.
All orders left at Mr. WM. KNO'GHEFS Music Store,
Mnrket street, or Herr?s Hotel; will be promptly and
faithfully attended to . ' no4—dly
“fin. PARKHILL,
SUCCESSOR Ti) H. S. 110'”,
PLUMBER AND BRASS I‘OUNDER,
108 MARKET ST., HARRISBURG.
? BRASS CASTING-S, of every description; made to order.
American manufactured Lead and Iron Pipas of all sizes.
Hydrants of every description made and repiired. Hot and
Cold Water Baths, Showex~ Baths, Water Qlosata, Gistern
Pumps, Lead Cofiins and Lead work of every description
Jone at. the shortest notice, on tim- most reasonable terms.
Factory and Engine work in general. All orders thank»
fully received and punctually attended to.
The highest price in cash given for old Copper, Brass,
land and Spelter. mle-dtf
J o. MOL T z,
a
ENGINEERJIACHINET AND STEAM BITTER,
No. 6, North Sixth at? between Wainm and Market,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Machinery of every drsfifiption made and repaired. Brass
Cocks of all sizes, and a large assortment of Gas Fittings
constantly on hand .
All work done in this establishment Will-b 8 under his
own glamrvision, and warranted to gift: satisfaction.
00‘
RELIGIOUS BOOK STORE,
TRACT AND SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPOSITORY,
E. S. GERMAN,
27 SOUTH SEUGND STREET, ABO\’E\CHESNDT,
HARRISBURG, PA.
Depot for the sale of Stereoscopes,SteredscopicViews,
Music and Musical Instruments. Alsofisubacriptiona
taken for religious pubhcatioua. _.,, , 1:030:12;
JACOB 1). BARRINGER,‘
SI EN, ORNAMENTJiL AND H 0 USE PAINTER-
No. 4? SOUTH THIRD Strum. .
(AT BUYER’S CARRIAGE FACTORYQ
Barrrisburg, Pm. ~
if? Plain and Ornamental Signs, in Gilt and Silvangot
up with neatnvsa and despatch. Paper Vurnisher}, and ad:
prdera promptly attended to. Give me a can. septT-dti
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
BALTIMORE, MD
This pleasant and commudious Hotel has been tho
roughly re-fitted and re-furnished. It. is pleasantly
situated on N «nth-Wed corner of Howard and Franklin
streets. a few doors west of the Northern Central Buil
way Depot. Every attention paid to the comfort of his
guvsts. G. LEISENBING, Proprietor,
jexur (Late of Selius Grove, Pa.)
ifianli fippfimfisug.
B A N K N 0 1‘ I C E.—Notlce 1s hereby
given, that the undersigned have formed an Asso~
cintion, and prepared and executed aCertificate, for the
purpose of establishing a Bank of Issue, Discount and
Deposite.’ under the provisions of the act entitled “ An
act to establish a. system of Free Banking in Pennsyl
vania. and to secure the public against loss from Insol
vent Banks,” approved the $15!: day of March, A D. 1860.
said Bank to be ched THE DOWNINGTUWN BANK,
to be located in Downingtnwn, to consist of n Capital
Stock 0' Fifty Thousand Dollars, in shares of Fifty Dol
lars each, with the privilege of increasing the same to
any amount not exceeding in all Three Hundred Thou
sand Dullam.
Charlvs Downing, ? David Shelmiro,
John Webster, William Rogers,
William Edge, E J. K. ushering»;
Richunl D. \Vells, | Samuel Riugwaltg.‘
J. P. Imugh, _ Stephen Blutchfm-d. 553
September 3, 1860 —scpl7-(16Iu
BA N K N UTI C 19.—Notice IS hereby
given that an Association has been Formed and a.
certificate prepared for the purpose of establishing a
Bank of Lsuc. Discount and Depusite under the provi
siom: of the nut entitled “An act to establish a. system
of Free Banking in Pennsylvania. and 1.0 secure the pub
lic against loss from Inso‘lvent Bmxl{a,”appmved the 31“.
any of March. 1360. The suit! Bunk 7.0 be called “ The
Bethlehem Bank," and tn be Inc ted in the bnrough of
Bethlehem. in the county of Northampton, with a Capi
tal Stock of Fifty Tlmusnnd Dollars. in shares of Fifty
Dollars each, with the privilege of increasing the. said
Stock to 'l‘wa Hundred Thousand Dollars. 31125-4le
B A N K N U ’l‘ l C E .—Notlcels hereby
given, that an association has been formed and 11
certificate pre;.;u'cd, for the purpose of establishing 1.
Bank uf issue, discount and deposit, under the provisions
of the act,‘entitled “An Act to estsblxs'n a system of free
bunki ng in Pennsylvaniu, and to secure the public against
loss by insolvent banks,” approved the thirty-first day at
March, 1860. The said Bank to be callnd the “ FREE
BANK," and to be located in the city of Philadelphia,
and to consist of a. capital stock of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, in shares of fifty dollars each,
with the privilege of innrensing the same to anymnnum
not exceeding in all one million of dollars. jy’Z-dGm
v X'l ENbIHN OF BANK CHARTER
Notice is hereby given that “ The Farmer-5’ and
Mechanics’ Bank of Enston,” a. Bank of Diacbunt and
Deposit», located in the borough of Elston, Northamp—
ton county, Pennsylvania, lmvxng a capital of Four Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, will apply to the next Legislature
of Pennsylvania’for a. renewal of its charter for fifteen
years, from the expiration of its present charter, with
its present capital Itock, powers and privileges, and
without any alterapion in or increase of the same.
. l’. S. MICHLER, President.
M’E. FORMAN, Gusher. ' je3o-d6m
B A N K N ”T 10 E--Notlce is hereby
given that an Association has been formed and a
cmmmt" Velma“ 'o' “19 purpose of establishing a
Bank of Issue, Discount and Deposite,'uuder the provi
sions of the not entitled “ An act to establish a system
of free bankingin [feunsylvunim and to Bucure the public
against loss from Insolvent bankg"! approved the 31“
[day of March, 1860. ,The aaidjank to be, called the
6; State Bank,” any! to be located in the city of Philnde].
phia., md to conunt of 9 Capital Shock of Fm; Thousand
Dollars. in share: of fifty Dollar: each, wit; the privi.
legs of incre’ngng thesame to anyamountnotexceoding
in all One Mxllmn of Dollars. jeggdomfi
@n finnsckecpem.
‘ m, 23%,.
r" % _y-’ r; 1m 3 G
/.§s//.{>3 QQ). y
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FE/gyzconomm "39 a
(£l5? mmmm 1; f 6
<1 . 0 "'
\J: Save the Pieces! ':
As ace-Menu will happen wen in well-regulatedfam-i
-lies, it is verydesirable to have ‘some cheap and conve
nient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, kc.
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can aflord
to be without it. It is always ready and upto thestick—
ing point. There is no longer a. necessity for limping
chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, and broken
cradles It is just the article for cone, shell, and other
orgntmeftal work, so popular with ladies of refinement
an as e.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemi
(tally held in solution, nod possessing all the valuable
quahties of the best cabinet-makera’ Glue. It may be
used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly
more adhesive.
“USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE 9’ '
N. B.— B -' V V V
cents. A rush accompauea each boot-le. Price, 25
WHOLESALE Dupe-r, No. 48 CEDAR 31mm, New You
HENRY C. SPALDING- &: 00.,
Box NO. 3,600. New York
Address
Put up for Dealers in Gases containing Four, Eight,
and Twelve Dozen—a beautiful Lithographic Show-Card
accompanying each package.
513’ A single bottle of SPALDING’S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually to every
household ‘5“
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Dmggista, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers. Grocers, and Fancy Stones.
Country merchants should make a note of SPALD
ING’S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list.
It will stand any climate. '
febl4-d&wly
finanmmz.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY 11V
summun COMPANY.
0171:7015, 5. 001:. “mt/J AND WALNUT .525
PHILIADEZLI'HIA.
_ Incorporated 1835.
Manna Insuranca on vessels, cargo and freight, to a!
parts of the world. '
Inlmzd Insurancz on goods by avers, canals, lakes am
land_ carriage to all parts: of tbe_Union.
Firs Insurance on merchandize generally, and on stoma.
mellxng houses, e‘zc.
Asuetu of the company; .Novemberl, 1858, 3698,80420-Im
lollara. ,
November 10, 11553.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a. Divxdenu
of Six Per Gent in Canh, on the Origins.) Capital Stock
md Six Per Dent. on the Scrip o! the Company, payable or
“3d after ls! proxima
They have also declared a Scrip Dividend ofTwenty-Fivr
z'er Cent on the Original stuck,and on the Earned "re
alums for the yea:- ending Octnber 31 1858, Certificatesl‘a:
which will he issued to the _mrtius entitled to the same, 0:
mt] after the first of December m-xt‘
Pnamea an" Racial-inn mln'pred by the Baum.
“Menu, The increased means of the Company swish ~.
from Profits, and which will be derived from the Increase:
Capital stock under the late amendmvnta to the Act of [u
eorpumtion, render the further mutiuuance of the (imam:
(:60 Capital unuecuflsm'y; thurefore be it—
Resalmd, That the Guarantee capital be- diacoutinuen.
and the Notes repreflenting the same be delivemd up to the
makers theruef. as soon as the Risks taken during the parlor
embraced inaaid Notes shall have determinea.
DIRECTORS:
William Martin, Edmund A. Sander, Theo. Paulding,
lon R. Fem-one, John C Davis, James ’l‘mquair,
William Eyre, Jr. J amt-:50. Hand, Wm. c. Ludwig.-
Joseph H. Seal, Dr. R. M. (lunch, Game. Leipar,
Hugh Graig Charles Kelly, Bam’l. E. Shaken.
J . ll'. Peniaton, Henry. Slann, Ed. Burlington,
E. Jones Brooke, Spencer M’llvaS-ae, Thomasu. Hand,
Robert Burma, JucobP. Jones, Jas. B M’F‘arl’d.
loslmaP. Eyre, Jno. 15. Sample, D. T. Morgan.
.1 . 'l' hagan.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS 0. HAND, Vic: President
HENRY LYLHURN, Seuetmy.
The undersigned, an Agent for the above Company, i!
prepared to make insurances on all descriptions of proper
ty, on the most lvberal terms
can Ivdlvw WM. RUHHLER
iiiiarciianwus.
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gang? 41,1040 1 PL”, R firi’déi‘a
953*; W» -9.., We 4P 1' ’ i';,_;;..x':;+_‘g‘.:
by} —§ V,.~.5.§;,_;.‘r’3:fi,}, II "‘1? (ha ['9 51"} ’\\
KW: fill-5% 41:“:L'rsdfis .f,’ A
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5% Egghi ’fi.v~ii”aé”e,a gig/fl it
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am TW‘Eiw x if E; FEE
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3'3: .. $3,233“ éfié’ '
Elf—ssl4! :- .' L 1”! 1.."--‘.-13‘-“ " "1' > :“fi‘” ‘fi I .
falfigaf'i -:-’6*535 r 3” “" W" H ’1
”£33"';§é‘.i:.»§‘srg'gllT;:é—T“{7l7%sz3;; "' 31‘ 1w“) ’
.e"x'Z’i’E"—-;i‘*":;_ ‘. ~. ‘ ~;ix{:;~.
w.“ x’W ‘“ fiw
a “£23:
N U V E L ’l‘ I E S .
RECEIVED AT SC'HEFFER’S BOOKSTORE,
Chi 1853 'l‘umbier,
Dmeptive Tumblers,
Watch Boxes—lmitation Pan}: of Cards,
Whistling Balloons,
Moveable Animals,
[l3O. Men.
Magnetic Fishes,
Do. Ducks,
LDo. Turtlea‘
Do: Ships,
Magnets,
Compassess of all sizea, '52
tamps for marking Linen 7 &c., at 38 cents.
Cards Cases, ’
Needle Threaders, 1:. very useful article for Ladies at
20 cents.
Porcelain Slates and Pencils. ‘
Hair Brushes. Lend Pencils in Boxes, G-um Balls of
every size and quality and prices.
Paint, Boxes, Brushes. Lead Pencil Sharpeners,Finger
Rings. Globes. Key Rings. Pocket Pieces, Pen Knives,
China Ornmnentf, with Ink Stands. 850., attached.
Parallel Rulers. l-‘en Wipers, Sand Boxes, Pen Racks.
Microscnpes of different sizes.
Magneto-Electric Machine.
China Marbles of all sizes and pricey.
(3,1358 i i K‘ S‘
Common “
Spulding’s Prepared Glue, a. useful article in every
family, '
Uptonis (i H K! (t (l
Mathematical Instruments of different styles.
Violin. Guitar and Benuo Strings
Magic Wafers, or Electricity. Illustrated, price 75
cents n. box.
Magic Duplicating and Impression Paper.
Keleidiscopes and Multiplying Glasses
Dominoes uf all sizes, qualities and prices. -
Pocket Inksmnds “ “ “
Cork Screws. auitable for carrying in Veal. Pocket.
Puzzles. Mirrors, Dice, Perfumery.
Colored Crayons.
Chalk do '
Papier Mocha Work Boxes.
“ “ Writing Desk and Portfolio.
flj’Fnr solo at, SGHEFFER’S BOOKSTORE,
- murao No. 18 Market Street.
~ .
ELTRAGTS! EXTRAGTSH
WOODSWORTH :51: BUNNEL’S
SUPERIOR FLAVORING EXMACTS
BITTER ALMOND,
NECTARINE,
PINE APPLE,
STRAWBERRY,
BOSE,
LEMON AND
VANILLA,
Just receives! and for sale by
je29 WM. DOCK. JIL. a; CO
JUST RECEIVED!
INK FOUNTAIN! INK FOUNTAIN!
A very ingenious attgchment to Any-metallic pen, by
which one dip of ink lfl sufficient to write a foulacap
page. Fox-51198.11 SCBEFFEB’S BOOKSTORE,
up!) ' No. 18 Murket st
PA RAFFIN 1*) CAN DLEh ! I !--Made of
PURE PARAFFINE. a material obtained from
COAL, combining the ILLUMIN A'I‘ING properties and
chemical constituents of Gun. They will ltnnd all cli
mates. give a. clear and brilliant light and burn 1‘“ run
Guru . longer than Wax, Sperm or any other candle in the
mullet. For ads by Wu. DOCK. _J11..,
marl? ' 8010 Agent for Harrisburg.
SCHEFFER’S Bookstore is thd place to
buy Gold relax—warranted
illchiml.
HELDIBOLD’S
GENU [NE PREPARATIONS.
HELMB OLD’S BUCHU for the Bladder.
fl ELMBULD’S BUCHU for the Kidneys.
HELM BOLU’B BUCHU for the Gravel.
HELMBOLD’B BUUHU for the Dropsy.
HELM HOLD’S BUGHU for Nervousness.
H P LMBULD’BI BUCHU for [was of Memory.
HELM BOLD’S BUGHU for Dimnenfl of Vision.
HELMBOLD’S BUCHU for Dlflicult Brufliiug.
H FLMBOLD’S BUCHU for Weak nerves.
HELM BOLD’S BUCHU For General Debility.
H LLM BUL D's l‘UnflU for Universal I‘ussitudg,
HELMBOLD’S BUCHU I'm- Hun‘or 0! Disease.
HELMBOLD’s BUCHU For Night 5'31t3.
HELM BOLD’s BUGHU ‘or W .kemlneaa.
Emmi BOL D’s BUG nU r. r Drynnss of the Skin.
HELMBULD’S "UCHU for Eruptions.
HILLMBOIID’S BUCHU for Pain in the Back. _
HELMB‘ LD’S BUUHU for Heavinesa of the Eyelids, with
Temporary sulfa-ion Ind Loss of Sight.
HELMBUL D‘s BUUHU for Mobility and Restleasnesa,with
' Wnnt of Atrention and Horror of Society.
HEL‘WROLD’S BUCHU for Obstructions.
BELMBOLD’S bUOHU for Excesses arising from Indis
crvtion, and all Disease: of
FEMALE~, FEMALES, FEMALES,
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES.
TAKE NU MORE I ILLS,
TAKE NO MORE FILES,
THEY ARE 0!? N 0 AVAIL,
7 _ THEY AM) OE no AVAIL.
Use HELMROLD’S EXTRACT BUUHU for all com
plaints incident to the sax.
NU FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT X
TAKE NO MORE BALSA \l or Injuripm and Undeaszmt
Medmim- or Unpleasant and Dav g. mug Diseases.
Use HELMBOLD’S ”(PEACE BL’GEU for Excesses
arising frum Inuit! indu‘g‘d in '
_ By YuUNG mp 01m, _ _
And rm dis9ases «rig-u: lrom Habits of D Sniprltinn. It re
mun-s all impropv r disch ages, and w: ll restore the-patient
in a shoxt tima- ton state or Hvalth and Purlty.
Use HEINBOLD‘S EXTRACT BUCHU for Diseases and
Afl'nctnors of the most. Dmm Bali!!! Ch-rncter.
Use HELMBULD S EXTRACT BUGHU for a” Affec»
tions and Diseases of the
URINARY ORGAXS,
Whether existingin _ . A _ _ _
' MALE 01: FEMALE,
From nhntever c-mue originating, and no matter (of
Huw lAIN} STNDINH
All of the above diseues and symp'om- a‘mit of the
same treatment, and m‘ y origiua't- l'rmn me‘game cause.
BEAD! READ!
HELMBULD’S BUGU is svll'c,an'd pleasant in taste and
odor. hutimmefliafo m us act‘nn.
Personallv appear. d bpfore me, an A‘derman of the Oily
of Philahlphiu, H. 'l‘ HnLMuOLD, Cnemist. who, being
du‘y sworn, does say, that. his prep‘lmtion co-vtnins no Nar
cutic, Meucury. or iujmious dung, but is purely Vegetable.
’ H. 'l‘. HELVIMOLU. Sole M- nufac uxer.
Sworn and sub cribed bd'ore me, this 214 d day of bovem
-1501",]564 WM. P U FBBABD, Ahlernmu.
d Price $1 per home, or six for $5, dcuivercd to any ad
ross.
A TRIAL COSTS 8171‘ A DOLLAR—TRY 111‘,
And be cowinm-d of its eflicacv. And it is acrompmio’d
0 y fellabl“ and responsib'e catificntes from Profebaors of
hidiual Colleges, Llex-gymen and o'hers.
Prepared by H. 'l‘ HELMRULD,
Pmr'icaland Ana'y ica! Chvmist.
104 San?!) Tenth Svnet helou Cm a nut, l’hnlaurjphia.
NEG: SSAILY CAUTION -—shou‘d unpr neipl d Heaters
try to palm off nnolhur article, which pays a butter pm!“
and is wu‘th rss,
ASK FUR HELMBPLWS FX’I'RACT BUCHU
TAKE Nu u’l‘uEß
CUR E‘ GUARANTEED.
Sr M by JOHN WYETH, Dlugg‘bt, corner of Market and
Second svru-tn, Hams! mg.
AN I! .4 LL 11mm GIST.t FVERYIK’HERE.
CUT TBZS UUT—SFND OR CALL FOR IT,
! A2l, AVOID EXPUEULIE AND IMPOSITION
“If!!! d I‘- m
AK aperient and Stomachic preparation of IRON pnri
fivd of Oxygen and Carbon by combustion in Hydrogen.
Sanctioned by the highest Medi-al Authorities, boxh in
Europe and the United States, and prescribed in mail
practice. '
'l‘le experience of thousands daily proves that no prP
pnmiion of Iron can be eompared wizh it. Impurities of
the blood. duprussion of vital energy, pale and o'her“ ise
si ‘kly complaining: indiute its necessity in almost every
cuncv'vable ~. arse.
Innoxiousin all maladies in which it has been tried, it
has prove-l nrsolumly curative in each of the following
c-ompluinls, viz :
[N Damn". Nnnvons AFFECTIONS, Emcu'rxon. DYS
PEPsu. Communion, Dirnnmm. brawn-my, Inclpmm
CUNSUMP‘I‘ ON. ScmFuLous TUBERCULOSIS. Su'r llusuu,
M unassmnumu. WHITES,CHLOROSIS. LIVER 00er 151-5,
Cnmmzc Humcurs, Riv-minim,lmxnmrnnrflhvans.
l’mpus 02: THE FACE, £lO.
In c: ses of GENERAL Dianna", whnther the result of
ncntu dire sa_ or of the continued diminution of nvrvnus
.nd musculvvr en. rgy Lam chronic can p'ninis one trial of
this restorative has pruned successful to an extent which
nu deucviu ion or “'l‘lttrn nth-stuliou Wuul ' render crteu'ible
[nv lids 30 Im gbudr ridden us in have In camo- forgottm in
[Mir 0.. n nrighl o hoods. have suddenly rte-appeared in the.
busy norm as i just r< lumen from protra' ted travel in a
Hist-m? Innd. Some vn-ry signal instam es 0! this kind are
attested of fenml— Surf-arm's. vmaciuted victims nf 'lppan‘eut
mmnsmus. sanguinbous exhauslion. critical changps. and
that coma lic mint! 0' nvrvous and dynx-eutic uvvrsion to air
and exert-ivy for whit-h the pll} sin-inn has no mama
In vancs 4FFEOTKUAS 6t 35,“ kinds. and for reasons
familiar to meriit-al men. the operation of this p-epntation
0! iron must necrsanri'y hr snlntnry, 'lor. unlikr the old
oxides, iI is vigorously tunic, without bring exciling and
uvt-rhvarlug; and gently. regularly apvlivm, «v: n in the
most obstinllte mam-a of coaliveurss. Without ever hringa
gistriu purg tire, or inflicting n disagrm able warat‘on.
It in this I. {tr-r property. amo‘ golhern, “'ll ch makes it
H 0 remarkably efil-ctu-zl and ps-rmanentn rl'meiiy lor Pl 7: 5.,
upon which it also appears to ex: rt 9, distinct and 8; milk:
action. by dispersing «he loculwualem-y which forms thrm
In Drsrnrsu, lunumwrnb e as are ilscamsrfi, a single box
of tin-Se I has]! eat.- Pi.ls bun of'en sullired for Ihe moat.
hzlbitu l csae-, in eluding the attendant Punk-mess
ln unch can-d maximum, even when advances to Dism
1m“, couflvmed, ennn iating. snd nppan-nfly malignant
the ~ [l'- cla h Ive been qully di 0 sin: and Ilstonirhina.
L. the lac .l pains, hiss of flesh and strangth. debilitating
cough, and remitlenl hectic, which genvrallyinilicatr IN
cl- MM (.‘ONSUMP'I‘IMN, this remvdy has allnyed thr alarm
03‘ friends and physicians, in several very gratifying and
interesting instannrs.
In Fckol-‘L'Luus TI nnncvmsm, this medicateri iron has
had fir inure tin-n the good effect of the most cauliously
balanced pl epara'ions ox. iodine, without any of their well
known liabilities.
The attention of females cannot be Vuo‘confldently invifcd
to this remedy and rastmati'ue, in the cases pecan-ally 3f
fectiug them.
In liurnmm‘am both chronic and inflammatory—in the
1:11: er, however, moreficc dedly—il has beehiuvariahl; well
repnned, bad: as alleviafiug pain and reducing the swel
lsngs and at-ffness of the joints and muscles.
In lmanmnnm FEVEKS it was: necersurily ie a great
remedy and en- rgetic rvstorutive, and its progress in me
new settlemvnvs of ti 9 West, will probably be one ofhng'n
renown and um‘ulnrns.
No remeuy has ever bevn discovered in the whole Emory
of medicine, whi‘h kxerls such prompt. | appy. and lully
restorative rt‘fvc's. Goo-I up; e ire. complete digestzon,
rapid arquismou of shength, milb nn 11l usu-Ii fiisposmnn
for active and cheerful (Axum-€59, Immu-diutvly fullou its uRr.
Put up in neat Hm metal huxes. cumming 50 pills, price
50 vents ps-r box; 'or Sale by drugg‘sls and ueule-s. Wll]
b 0 sun: I'm-u to any address on re mm. of the price. All
letters, orders, elc , nhoul-I be Hddrvfisvd m
R. B. LOCKE A: 00., General Agents.
mv‘23-dfl'wlv ‘2O Cedar Stree'. New York.
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORE I).
Just Published, in a N'mled anlnpt,
A LEPTUHE ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE 0F SPERMATFIRBHOEA, ur Srminnl
“Haiku-HS, Smw' [Xe-ldllty, Nervnusnusn anal Invo'un'arg
amiss (map a lucing lmpoteuc) , Consumption and Mental
and uhy-iual Del-ilzty. -
MY HOB. J OULVERWELL. M, D.
The impnr unt {Act that lhv awful cuus~ quences of 84‘”—
a! use may he ufl‘wuully remuvad With: at “Rental medicines
at th-- d lager-ma applications of caurt cs‘ iuaruumeutu.
mumcnted hnuxuen, and nthur emvirical duviv'en, is hrre
elem-y dvmox-st «led. and the entire _v new and highly
nucu 33ml treatment. as adoptvd by Ihe ce'eln'ntrd vu' nor,
t‘ul-y epr-ined, by meann of whi h every one is enahluu to
can himself [wrl't-‘etly, and at lhelum-t [.O‘Si-Ilr cunt, there
by availing all the advertis d~uosnums of the day The
Lgctun‘ will prnvk a [man In thous nrds and tlu-uwmds
Fentunder Sva‘ to any address, rust paid. on 'he receipt
«f two tws'ngv stamps, by addrvssiug Dr. CHAS J . C.
KMNE. 48“ First Avenue, New York, Post Box 4,586.
an") {Haw}! . ‘
_'- L b‘ ' " 7 “171"”'WMS"'1”‘§"!
DR. SWOPE’S
TONIC FOR PEVER AND AGUE,
Will cure the mom! obstinate case “ IN TWENTY
FOUR HOURS,” It is also a. preventative for such as
are liable to this disease. This ce'Pbi-utud TONIC re
moves all Flutulency, regulates the anvls, purifies the
Blood, gives a. tone to the Digestive Organs, and creates
an appetile.
Sula Agent for the town and Dan hin count ‘
L 0 EFFLER, appointed‘by mu. .1) yls WM
ami-d3un
( ‘HESNUT GROVE W Hlb‘KEY.—The
”wont-ea! Epigighevar offered the American public pop
m . . _ , 1 ‘
la $421123: mu: poisoning «animus-inherent in thy
All persons desirous of min this Whisk -
cured of its purity. g . 95’ may ten an.
' . Pmm:l.mu,'lan.
Dun Sim—We have carefully ex’umined tfigtznlzafigl 1
mm“ m- n- - "ma-:02,
111 con mi aux-non ' -
Italics mnumu'x oil ’ ' 9;“ u“ ”‘”"°”'“h'
Yours mroctfnlly, _
' . 30°13: Gmxwrwmw,
“39%“; ‘3‘"0“: h. ‘ : {flung-u (flu-must":
or e y con]: Agént in Rumba
Ml] 20-! Wrgl. DOCK.- h.
MAD: READ!
DR. SW OPE
filthiml.
LOEFFLER,
W K.
PRACTICAL
PHARMACEUTIST AND cmmsg
0016. 4th AND MARKET STE.
Having purchlscd the Drug Store of Messrs. HOLMAK
an 00., I beg leave oan the attention of the public to m,
well Itocked Drug Store. My good! will always be mm
to be genuine, reliable, and at the first quality. m
expenencein the Drug business, acquired pn'ndpaly by
traveling through the European Continent. will not (an
'0 give satisfaction to every one.
MY STOCK 4 CONSISTS 0F
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery? 808 W;
\ 3633“, Tobacco, Bunting Fluid?
Aleuhoi and (Samplzene, Fresh
Gronnd Spices, Corkl, Spousa-
Brushes, Pomdes, Toilc! Paints
Combs, Port Menzies and Purses,
Home and Cattle Powders,
PATENT MEDICINES,
which will be sold but not recommended, as I cannot
guarapme a. cure'in any can
Besides the above named articles, I have a very large an
sortment of other mincellaneoua articles, which the put-u
is invited to come and examine
I’M—fT-f;_.,}.2;_;'.1;”;”..‘:“~ —~ ’
- Vi‘ifi‘fi’kxflr :u‘fl“ V :1“. Jam. "'
u:'> 53:5: t" i'
1, :r 5- i " "‘l‘” $'
g‘ 24 .‘ [1 ,_. -:M «v: ‘ V I??? 5 9?: Ikg
1-. Ara. , ..fl'aiiiwo": 3“ 3f" m!
.- yumjw , , 'M" ”f" > T.“
«xiv-xv! .- ~v-A..,;-_«. u“ """'
, /#’” » wig}.
It must be obvious not only to you, but to every attgn
tive and int! lligent person, that the first diseases of ll}-
fants m-ise chiefly from a disordered condition of thfll‘
ham-ls, and in this connection, we present to your nohco
for the alleviation and cure or these .diseuscs, a remedy
known as
DR. EATON’S
INFANVTILE CORDIAL.
Prepare-i from a. formulaused by Dr. Eaton with remarka
bl— success during Sr-verul years’ practice, we know itlto
be a. m. at reliable and emcacious remedy for infantrlc
complaints, and one triul aluue will convince you of m:
“pecan-w over every other preparation at the kind. 1!
is pa liculurly recommended
' FUI‘. CHILDREN TEETHING._
And at this period of infantile lire. whq-n your anxious
hearts are pained by witnessing the sull'erings of your
little ones, it will be found invaluable in Sciftmz'ng {he
Gums, Reducing Inflammation, and Relieving all Pam.
FOR DISEASES ATTENDING TELTHING, such 38_
Diarrhcza, Dysenlery. Griping I'll the Ban-:13. Acidity of
the Stomach. Wmd. Colic, and Cold In, the Head,we con.
fidently other this as a. certain relief and cure in every
case when given in time. In will invariably regulate
the stomach and bowels, and its importance in this re
spect can hardly be estimated.
IN CONVULSIONS,
from which mare infanta'are mid to die than from nny
other disease, the little sufferer is relieved instantane
ously. as if by magic; and in thisdruad complaint alone,
itq intrinsic value is such that it. has been recommended
from one family 10 mother. until the name uf DR. EA
TON’S INFANTILE CORDIAL has become “familiar
as u househuld word.” We now ask your attention to a
subject of vital interest. to yours-If. as well Is to your
sufl'frjng child. DR. EATON ’5 INFAN TILE COBDIAL
con auls ‘
NO MORPHINE 0R OPIA'I-lyi
ofany kind, or qfwhateter nature, 1? ajact which we
areful/y warranted in : tuning cannot be Ara id 0} any otlwr
preparationfur infantile diseases, at this tim'é bq‘qre the
public. 4:13 We find that throughout the lcountry
Mothers are becoming convinced of this truth, and u!‘
the sad and blighting consequences which are wrtain to
result from the use of narcotics dISEDiSPd in the form of
quieting rexm dies; thuir continued administration being
invariably followed by stupefacflon. and constipatlon of
the bowels, ending oftentimrs in convulsions. Herein
DR. LA'I'ON ’S INFAN TILE CORDIAL diflbm from
every olher remedy. I t
DOES NOT GONSTIPATE
the bowels; neither does it. act by deadening the sensi»
bilitiea of your chil mm, but naturally. through its rare
medicinal qualities, by removing all puin and cause of
disease. We earnestly recommend you, therefore. to lose
no time in procuring a bottle, that you any ha e at hand
u rcmcdy which will never fail to relitvc your childln
time of need. It is ficrfectly harmhm‘, and mm: m.—
jure the most Ilslimle 'injum. ‘
Take none but DR. EA-TON ‘8 IN FANTXLE POBDIAL.
This you can 'rcly upon. Price 25 (:l ms per bottle.
Prepared only by CIJLRLH it DUPONT,
No. 5109 Broadway, Lew York,
And sold by them, and by 'ull reap. cmfilé Dmggisls.
For sale lny C. A . BABNVART, U. K. KELLER and D
W. GROSS it (20., Harrisburg. IcLfi-euwdizwly
BURL}? x '11”; 151,001)!
MOFFAT’S'
VEGETABLE Lil'E PILLS
A N D
PHGNIX Bl’l‘hTEßS.
The high and envied celebrity Much these prewmt
nent Medicines lave acqnind In their invuluul-le em.
cucy in 111] the Diseurrs \\ hich 1h: y pmlua tu ture, bnfi
render- a the usual practice of pumng not only tmnece»
smy, but unworthy of them.
, IN ALL CASES _
Of Asthma, Acute and t hrunir lihemnatism', Afi'ectmne
of the Bladder mud Kidneys. ‘
BJLJOL'S FLVBI-S AhD LIVER CDIIIPLAIINTS,_
In the nuuth and Went, nhwu these diseuaea‘pt‘evml.
they will be found imaluulde. Planters, farmers and
where, who once use these Machines: will never after
wards be withnut them. V
311.1013?“ CIIOLIC.FI-IROUS LOOSENESSJILESSOS»
TIVLNESS, COLDB ARI) CUI (JHS, l DULIC,
‘ LUBhUI‘T BEMUMS. lltUl’blLS.
Dvsnrsu.——l\‘u person with this didtgening disease,
should dulny using these Medicines lmlm‘dlntely.
Eruptions of the Sln in, Eryeipelas, h‘lutuh ucy.
Fun-m AND AGUE.-—-For this ncuurge ol‘ the Western
country these Mudicinesuill he fvund a. safe, speedy and
certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub—
ject to a return of the diEQEBE; a cum by these medi
cines is permanent.
Try them. Be satisfied. and be cure-2!. .
Foumass or Commst— '
G'EAERAL DEBILITY, GOUT, GIDDINESS,
GRAVLL,
Headaches of every kind, Inward Fever, Inflammatory
Rheumatism, lmpure blood. Jaundice, Loss of Appetite.
thcmuu. DlSEAbEs.—Never Imls bu eradicate en
tirely all the etl'ects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than
the must powerful preparation of Sursupnrillu.
NIGHT SWEATS. NERVOUS DEBlLl'l'Y, NERVOUS
COMPLAIATS OF ALL KINDS. OBGANIO
. AFFLCTIULS.
Pxnws —Thc original pruprietor of these Medicine
was cured of Piles, of thirty-five years’ standing, by the
t the use of these Life Medicmra alone.
‘ 0 PAIRS in the Bend, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints and
; rguns.
Rnsumursm.—Those afl‘ected with this terrible dis
ease. will be surv oi relief by the Lite ML'dlL‘illeS.
Rush of Blood to the Head, Scurvy, Suit Rheum
Swelling-s. ‘ .
Sen-mum, or KmG-‘s EVIL,in its worst forms. Ulcer
of every descripti‘un.
“fungus of an kinds are cflectnally expélled .by them
Mediviuus. Parents will do Well to administer them
whenever their exiatence is suspected. Relief will be
certain.
Tlll9 LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTEBS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all disease from the system.
' PREPARED AS!) §OLu u ,
DR. WILLJA MB. MUFFAT,
335 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, Nchoxk.
13’ For sale by all Druggisls. Mil-dimly
H UMPHREY’S - 7 M"
SPECIFIC . .
HOME OPA. TE] 0 REMEDIES,
for Sale at KELLER’; Drug Store,
In??? 91 Market Street
F
./ \Q‘E,
' 13$
“,A {3‘ ' ’
‘ FOUNDED 1852
. LOOATE 17 , .
011 an OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLESSTREETS,
BALTIMDRE: MD. '
The Largest. Most ElesnnflxFPmlßhM- “d'PODUIII'
lommercinl College in the pmted stgtu. , Designed
Inpflmsly for Young Men dean-mg: tn' obtain-a 'l'aonoucu
Plum-m“, Busmnss Enuouxou m .thevlhogmtfipoaub].
time Mid at the leastgzgngnsg. ' ,
‘ A Bar 9 and Beautifully Ornnmdnted‘iclrininr, eon
mining Epwardfl or 51x SQUARE. EEETaJIth Bmm.
0". ngu‘fisflll’! and_ a Large Engravinfithe finest of the
kind aver mum-hr this country) repnma ingthb In tel-lo:
View nfthe College, with Catalggugfitutlnglerms, Ice.
will be sent to Every Young Man on afiplicn'tion, In;
...-Vennnall. ed 1: 1. d i 1‘13““ -“
riteimm in. e yam you wi receive Mae-.-
:7 return mail. Address, ‘ ‘ 5' " “amok-[B°
jan2s-dly] E. K. 12081311: BALfilidll. Mn.
K ELLEB’S Dfi UG Sana-mm“? PM”
to bl" Balm of Thousand Flowfig,ml [ac-cg;
KELLER’S DRUG STORE place
to find anything in :1. way of Peflhmory.
Chamois and Sheep Skim.
Raley
CHARTERED 1854.