T 0 AGRIC’UL’I'UIfiIS’I'S.
FODDEB FOR Sauna—ln the choice of fodder
much discriminalion may be used, and, proba
bly, we cannot do our readers—not, alone sheep
breoders. but. stack growers generally—better
service than to give the. result of a series of
experiments conducted by Vein, Professor of
Agriculture in the Royal Institute of Bavaria.
He remarks : I
The straw of the usual layumirwusfruitx, and
especially of lintels, vetches, and peas, is more
nutritious than the! straw of seed- clover. _, The
greonnr nu- fins are. the less it is lodged; the
better it. can be dried and'hrought In, the more
noun-mung it is. the line stalk vetcu straw is
also very nutritious, 'behind which stands
somewhat the pea. straw, with its thicker stalk.
All straw of leguminous fruit is particularty o
welcome -fodder to sheep, one which account,
therefore, it is greatly prized. by many sheep~
owners, and considered equal to hay. l
Out and hark-y straw is the straw for fodder
of the cereal fruits. Ont. straw is most agree
able and the must. nutritious, on account of its
peculiar taste, For all species of cattle. because
on the tips of the pauicles are usually found
unripe grains. and onto are cut. before they are
fully ripe. Barley straw has, on account of its
moisture and short period of vegetation, a high
value as fodder, and other things being equal,
is as nutricious as oat straw, if it were not, as
is the case, fully ripe before reaping. Yet it
is more liable to injure athanoat straw, because
it imbibes more moisture from the air and soil.
Straw of summer wheat, summer speltz and
summer rye, fo'r fodder, stands after oat and
barley straw.
The stalk of maize or Indian cor-n’contains
much saccharine matter, and, therefore, is‘very
nutritious, used fine, and agreeable lie all kinds
of cattle. The cuts, after the son: has been
taken elf, ground up, are likewise a very'nu'tri
lions fodder, and the hard ' stalks may he
chopped up for the purpose. Taking all these
things into view, it. stands next to the straw of
summer rye in value as fodder. - -
Millet. straw has a hard stalk. but contains
at least. as much nutriment as the winter straws.
Buckwheat, on account of its quality on a
-field of less fertilily, and if of fine stalk, in
which its value as fodder, from its straw being
rich with leaves, is enhanced, is as good as the
straw of winter grain. . ' _
Bean straw, in case its leaves have not fallen
of or decayed, and the ends of the stalks are
green when it is cut, as many experiments have
shown, !3 more valuable than generally sup
posed. ;
Whether water was a! necessity of the sheep
during winter was a mooted point fornlong
period, but it is now ranked aiming their wants.
True, an animal will quench its thirsthy eating
snow, and man will eatisl‘y nature’s cravings in
the same manner if compelleJ ;- but where-a
choice is given to both the tasteee'an he‘l-(‘gadily
discovered. Sheep ‘will not over-Brink where
constant access to water may be had, and the
objection that the animal. is robbed of natural
heat by these draughtszin cold »went-her,"i's’nul
lified if proper shelter had been provided.—
Rural New‘l’orkef. - j A. , - ‘ ‘ .
Luzon Guava—Franklin Mor'g‘h‘n, «if 251 mg,
has a. 400 acre farm, in which is 11.155 acre meat,
dow, said to he the best inNévLEn'glandég‘é;
With annual top-dressing and occasional plow--
ing, manuring and rc-secdiug. its average yield
is 200 tons of hay. Some of .phe best, acres
yield_five' tons. Mr. M.' keeps .150 cattle;”l3o
of ‘ihich are cows and 90 are now in milk—g
His pgiueiple market is the Manson State almsl
heusa. adjoining the farm” Several scottaees
on this Place accommodate the hired help—Asa,
B.‘ 'Clossou, of Franklin, N. H., has ,measnred
200 bushels of souud‘corn, the produce of 3882 ‘
hills, grown on precisely 2002- reds of land, or ‘
at. the rate of 89 bushels per' acre. The soil ‘
was light, alluvial, Ihe variety of corn the large
twelve-rowed Damon, and the rows 35' by 4
men—William Lewis, also of Franklin, N. H.,
has hushed out 52;} bushels of sound corn end
3% bushels refuse ears, uf__the White Flour va
riety, from 954 hills. grown on’3Bl rays of land.
or‘at- the rate of 117 bushels per acre. Major
Lew’is says the corn is by itself, and the land
to’ be' seen, and any man who will measure both
am]- show‘ his statement to be incorreet. shall
hive Qhé‘land and corn for his trouble—lnlhe
to’wiislgip of Sec”. Canada, 52} bushels of wheat
hine'heen raised per acre.‘—O. Bailey. of Liv~
ingston. N. Y.. reports 64-31 bushels of rye per
asre.~H. E. Mosely, of this hity, reports 732
bushels of carrots per acre, and J osdph A.
Smith, of lly'cst-Sprihg'firld, 788 bushels.—
Sprinyfield (1514133.) Hepabliéan‘. ‘ A
Suns, Fem-rs. 8.10.; or NEBRASKA.'——Editora l
Country Gentleman :—‘l am collecting seeds of
many grasses, shrnbs‘and flowers, which grow
here'iu‘Neln-aska,’ that I believe are not. to he
found in the East, even in thing-gosh oollec
tions. These. did I wishF to sell-be speculate
with, I would fidverlise in yonepnper; but. I"
have another object: in view—the general intro
duction of flowers, fruits, &c., among thefsrm-V
era of Ihe country, from oéher sections where
different. varieties grow. Here we find a flower
(fife-name we do not know) growingnthree to
fiv’e feet high; and late in the fall they are one
mass of purple flowers from the roots to the
top. Then Ihere are four or five splendid
créej'aers ‘that rnake’ thirty feet in‘a Season, with,
flowers'a’s‘various as all the colors of nature.
These, wilh border plants, rosin plant. flowers.
and some twenty-nine vai-i'e‘lieqlnf grasses. I
will send gratuitously to all' who mly wish
them. We have kinds of grhss here that will
stand any drought or cold, 'and one or two that
must, when tested side by side with bluevizrnste,
take the lead’as a pasture kind; :13; 'O. Th‘orlip?
son, Nebraska City, Nebraska ‘Tenitorxp-
Country Gentlgmunl . _ '
THREE Vxnuon'r FAuEns.-‘—oue m‘ani «in
Richmond has 900 acres ofjm'provetl land, and
besideé annimering and whitening 19 horsen,'B§
cows, IZO-‘énher cattle and 55 sheep; bought in
the spring of 1859, 120 head of came, pgsthrefl
them through the season. sold them in 1.116 fall.
andrecgziv‘e‘dfifioo net for pasturing. He ,had
also one and}; half acres planted with French
or Osier willow—cut from the same six tons as.
green, equal to two tous peeled and driefl. (Inst
of peeling and drying 2 cents-pa? pound—Worm
in market from 5 to 7.} cents _per‘pounfi. _- An
other man in Sheldon has 300 acres of‘-imnroyeder
land, and besides wingeting'lQhoi‘ses, 21 cows,
amen-:32 other cattle and 225 sheen; 361613139,
Ben's.“ $650 ' who of horses, s6oo,,value Hf"
cattle; ‘s4oo value of wool, $75 'valuré' of sheep.
andfifio. value of hay and other. produce; 'A
my! in. Edihburg has 330 acres imprév'éd'lan'd.‘
inmbegidqs wintering $1,090 vnlue of live atocli,
do“ 1524500 value market cattle, raised n'pdn
hig‘ffi‘i'mr4springfield Republican. ' "
ijgxiir Bnoou Comm—The Indiana Farmer
sny'gj-gj genql‘eman. near Indianapolis, is cultiva
-I.3ng 151.3qu of broom corn that. grows only
tfinqéorffour feet highwaud half of this length
ig'ngvgggfior brush: of filie, elaslio quality...
[Doubxless this “varlety” wag obt‘aipgd through“
the operation“ of-p'amiug for arena of years;
seed of the previous growth‘ If. 13 so with okra;
We have dwarf okra, som‘e two and a half feet.
high, ohlained in I_hi's way: {i flhgn, we first.
sowed the seed, some of it grew’ eight or nine
feet in height; but sowinngrom tho same-heed
year after year, we have the dwarf variety,
Wiring if possible better than when it grew'
three times higher—En.
Hxinox ran Gum Bms...;'H,' thr;...of
Bmoklyn. 1» 1;. 8915 in the flea: Engléhd 174'?-
mgrmijit£flm pm! huillhf Hemlock? a‘ej
pguifiwwvf 113811131; tPe depredation’b-ofs "Egg
«dyinigéfl as 1129! "11l not gnu“: jgggm:
th‘ouglit‘ m: on¢%.2l§!}t.;rlt°»:now iaiapo'sea, «3'
doubt it. An oats ban. mule-ofthe- magnum.
hemlock m be found, aflfi‘st‘ndin’x‘ upo): i’roif,
Mimi»:- ftomzthp. myth! .'lgeengrepm-g
edfj’e‘at’en through by ram.“ ._Hgflpng mon 53
mull], any timrriil in": pagan-15:1- dfo the"
miscbigv [“1 “i 995 > ‘ q 3’: pk)“,
lomc'litfifintssspg§hkg£h®+finq .- '
Bushman, Qlarhs.
DEN TIS - TR Y.
THE UNDERSIGNEDL
DOGTO Rx OF-inmm AL SURGERY.
Reapectfullg' tenders his professionsl services to the
citizens of Hsrrisburg and vicinity.
OFFICE IN STATE STREET,
OPPOSITE. THE BRA D Y HOUSE.
magnum ‘ B. M GILDEA, D. 11.8.
DIL G. WEICHEL,.
sinumon AND ocvnlsr,
RESIDENCE THIRD NEAR NORTH STREET.
“He is now fully prepared to attend promptly to,tha
duties of prb‘feasion in all its branches. V
_ A Lona um van? snoozssrm. Mame“; qxnnmxal
matinee him in promiaing full and ample satisfaction to
all who may favor him with I call, be the disease Chronic
or my 'other nature. ' ‘ . mIS-dfiqwly
_..—._.... ,
“f w."H,AYS,'
A '1" 'l‘ omm E Y - Arn- 1.15:7.
- . - 0 FFI (7 E, ' .
WALNU STREET, BETWEEN SECOND 8c THIRD,
aps] surname, in. ‘ ‘ [6ll
THEO. F. SOHEFFER,
BOOK, CARD AN!) JOB PRINTER, I . -
_jfl'flr ~ No. 18 Market Stret, Harrisburg.
Wm
PARKHILL.
V , SHOOISSOE TO I. 8. L‘UI‘Z,
PLUMIQIEIE _ All) Jugss FOUNDER.
108 MARKET 31., HARRISBURG.
BRASS CASTINGS, oferery descriptibn, made to order.
_American manufactured Lead and Iron Pipes of all sizes.
Hydrant; of every description made and repaired. Hot and
Cold Water Baths Shower paths, warm Closets, (listen:
Pumps, Lend coding and Land :‘work of 'efery descripmn
done‘at the shin-lest notice! on the most reasonable term!-
Factory and Engine work 11‘: general. All orders thank
[1111; received end'plmetually attended :9. '
"Elle higheet price in cash given for old Copper, Bran,
laps}! end Spelter. _ V W , 13,13de
J ~c.MOLT,z,
new“; mammr m STEAM, mum,
No. 6, North Simian” barium Walnut and Marta,
Harrisburg, Pa. ~
Whine” ‘ofevary depcription made Ind repaired. Brut
(Jock: o_f all lint, and ‘9 large anortm'enl. of Gujittinga
oomflronhmv i,‘ -* ‘ . . ' I’, . , .
All maiden In, gm ambfinhmnnt 1111 be under NI,
on glut-vision; and inflated to gin-satisfaction. ,
on .' -' "
W‘M. HM I'LmL E R, V
ATTORNEY AT LAW.-
Ofleo comer of MARKET STREET and the SQUARI,
‘ ‘ (Wyath’u,) second £00: front. - >
ID" Inmnm onM-rkat Sq, ufll-Iydkv
RELIGIOUS B 00K STORE,-
mucz' AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 03205110317,
El SI. GERMAN? A
21 SOUTH SECOND STREET, 439 V! QHESNIM‘,
, _ A Huntsman, n.
Depot for the isle of stareb'ucopea,Steredloopiovlou,
Music Ind Magical Instruments. Also, auchriptionl
M9lOl- ralkiq‘iu pubufgtio'nl; ‘ #93047
FRANKLIN HOUSE‘, 2
BALTIMORE,_ MD.
This pleasant and oomquiuu'notel _hu bqén tho
roughly refitted and res-furnished, It-h-fleplnntly
aitunted on North-West corner ofgnq'vu'd and. lfl'nklin
“may. .“a {9'3lku Tat :if the‘.-§zrt:§m 0;??? 13;};
“1,. i‘ ,Mé Long 0 can oro
guestiglfi ;: a; '4 ; : eqmafifinma, Proprietor,
. jelZétff',‘§’;§ . 1 '(L‘ih‘rbf Selina Grove, Pa.)
Baakxfiipplisafimfifl
B A N K“ N O T I CE-L'Notlce gs hereby
‘ given, met the undersigned hgvof’ formed in) MIA-1
cietion: and prepfi'red _enq executed a certificate, for the
purpose of establishing: a. Burk-of Reine; Dieco'unt end
Depositq-uuder‘the provisioix'e ofthe ect. ehtitled ““An
act to establish a. system of Prée» Banking 'in Pennsyl
vauia, and to secure the‘public eguinet'losu .froqueol
lent Beaks.” approved the fluidity of MerchyA. D 3860,
mid Bunk lo M celled THE DOWNINGTUWN. BANK,‘
to be located in Downingfiown, to consist of a cum»
Stock or, nirtyfrmsmum 01m, iflie'heree' of £s“.le
breach, with the privilege 'o'f men-easing the same to
snyamount not exceedihg' in an Three Enhdredfl‘houg
nndDollere.- .. v- H- ' '»‘
Charla-Downing; ‘. .«. . David s’he‘lggirgg r-' V_:
John Walnut-i r :er :‘leliam Bagel-n, ~‘" - ~v
William Ed 6, ~- {'2 Iz-K. Eshelmep,‘ '_ '
mama nfimm > emu-ex Ringwnlt; ~~ -
J. .P. “ugh, '- ~ . . {Stephen Blatchfqra,- '
Septembers, 1860.+nep1 «16m ' 1 ‘» 2" may: -
BA NK‘ «N. O TEQEpsNomqe is hereby
given thlt in Améisitlod ‘has’h'één formed‘hnd'qu
certificate, ygepuea «rm- “,1“! ' irhrpéifi‘ 9: estiblishifii 3.
Bmk'of Laue: Dl'nwugt' and Dépusiho ‘ under the‘ prov!
aion‘s'nr Ihe net entitled: “mil-em establtsh a system
of Brae Banking in Pennsglmniqz, and to securejhe pub
lic'agniust lumi from Idshlvent‘liihkfi,”ugpmv‘ed ”193131;
day-of unfit-ch. 1860.“ The said Bank to e called“‘.’l‘he-
Bethlehem Bunk-”and to he 'lo‘e’t-‘tod in the boron h'pi
Bethlehem, in the cognfiy of NgrthquMn, With a gapi
tul Stock of ‘Fifty Thousand Dollars, in shares 'of Fifty
Dullam'each, with the privilege'of inqreasing the said
Stock to *‘lWo'Hundre'd Thousand Dollars. “254 nm:
BA N K N 01‘. I C E.7Kotgce whereby
. given, that an usopiatio’xi hu'b‘een formedhnd a
oartiflcaté..yr§plre’d,_ {of' the purpose of oatahlishing a
Bank of iasué, dichupt find deposit, under-the provisions;
ofthe act, entitled *fAn Act ta eétfibhnh a. system .offrse'
banking‘xnpemflvnxfiayhndto secure the public mains}
[o'3l by insolvent hanks, I apnroyed the thirty-first day of. '
Man-ch, 1860. The sum Bank to be called the “FREE
BAXK,” find to 11611698. th in‘ the city of Philadelphia,
and to cpnaist of 9 capitalgstock of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLA'RS, iiphurea of fifty dollymnch!
with the privileggpf incl-gains thq lame to. my: fimoun
not exceeding in an o_xie milljgnmtdollus. .jy‘bdfim
EXTENbION OF BANK CHARTER
Notice is hereby given that ‘.‘.Tho Furniefl"ond
Mechanicl’ Bunker! Muffin Bank-of Discount-and
Deposite,'loguted in the borough of Entangflorthamp
ton county, Pennsylvania, having a capital of Four‘Hun—
dred ThousannDollsrs, willspply to the nextbegialnturo
of Pennsylvania. for a. renewal a; its charter for fifteen
years, from the exyiwion ofita ipresent charter, with
its present capital stock, power: and privileges, and
without any alteration in or increase of the same.
’ P. S. :MICHLE-R, President.
M’E. FORMAN, Cashier. je3o-d6m
B AN K N HT 1 G 19.—Nance 18 hereby;
‘ gm]: that an Aesoeietion has beeniformed-nnd’ n"
Certificate prepared for the purpose of establishing n
Bank of Issue, Discount and Deposits, under the provi
sions of the act entitledh“ A_n not. to esteblieh & eyetem
of free buqkifigip Pepfim‘ylvmia. end to secure the public
against loin from insolvent banks,” approved the 3m
day of March, 1860. The fluid Bank to be called the
“ State Bank," and to be located in the city of Philadel
phia, and to consist of a. 08-pin! Stock of Fifty Thoeeand
nqllan, in shares or may Dollerglueh, (1:115:11; ppm»?
lege of iecwag‘pg the sebafiednyjmonnt not exegeding?
in $110“ Mil hn o'f Dollars.“ ‘ ‘ “ ‘je29—d6nfi" ‘
for Sale 85 Q‘Luficut.
0R RENT—.‘Bnom, man may DAY OF
Arm. mar—A Cw‘tilm'udious‘l'w‘o-Story DWELLING
HOUS E, sin Seco‘ngtregt, big’ow Ping) with wide; Hall,
laigeinuc Butldfng, Maj-bro Mfintelfi ih _Pu'lu’ra, Guilt
nix room‘s, um thé {oomu‘jgstjplp‘ktegi and painted; The,
second story divided into Safer: rboml. due at which in
'.. Bazth. This, in connection with the fact that. the house
hu Just bempqued i 9 new)“ thaweghupnir’, MEI
it one of the most dean-ante house: in lhepity'.‘ Enquire
of V‘ 3‘. EM POLLOGK,‘,,
- Market Square, 'Hm‘nsburg.
‘ Also, several! SMALL HOUSES!” rent. . deAE-dfl'
FORE BlLN’Er—Frqn; ‘the ‘first of April
nest; the‘srolm ROOM‘imw ogc‘iipied by Samuel E.
Zoll-ngerklfip, 6.5 Mug-ken street. For warms applv to
= dell t‘llln'L " -.-' ' JOHN'B. THOMPSON.
F 1 I RES-AL E‘—-& Light '.‘Spi-ing One-
Horse‘W'AGr‘QN, Apply at Patperqon’p Store, Broad
stuet,-We’iz.lidrrisburg-. ‘v‘ ’ - ' ocsl-dtf
NOTICE Te) sSPEOUL‘A'DORS‘ !
- ”mum BU'ILDING Lin-s ron‘ sun:
A number at Inn-game BUILDIfiG,,I,OTS,-amoining
the Round House and. Wbrk‘ Shop! of the' Pen’nnyln’nia
Railroad Company, will be _lold.lpw,q.nd, on reasonable
terms. Apply to - au29-dflni ~' » JOHN-W." HALL.
P 110 LlB T'-E'B."'l'N"G".
' a F. VOLL'MEB.
In preparegl to :19 all kind: 9! work in the. * ‘
Pan” 5:? 01L stat. Eu“ Im; 8 as nggngiNG
“cum-a on out NGA 0
DOWN CARPE'ES. MAKlszfl‘ggl REPAIRING MAT
TRASSES. REPAIRING FURNITUM'}. Mn 6:0. He
5:: gamut: £55111! tune: a! his residenuam the tear of
. w- on: ' ‘
berry alleys , 8’ con-I,“ of prffi:;gfilg;;k
MESSRS. QHIOKERINGr-fiflo.
_ H 47; AQAIN osrmzen may;
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. '~= " Ann!" ' _
Q ¥@CH,AK‘:ICS' FAIflMBDSTON,
sé‘- “" " uh.» u: rnonnma wlzx, . ‘
'0 VEB SIXTY C‘QIIPEJ’II'OR'H?~
: ‘ « -»v-~sr.rei.'iéig&c inmiiiigybwgfi‘
Smwzhuw ..;BWB c-. 4 < ”:7
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f ”$93911 h. We .‘.! 4r r‘;w:m.wn:§"h‘ co
' .‘.:um) 11,-”RI :«’§-11‘,.?,};‘ 4:7 .
mimllanmna.
Tn: AHALGJMATION or LAnaaAm.—Theré is agro'vring
tendency in this ago to appropriate the moat expressive
yards of other lungmgen, and am: a while to incorporate
them into our own; thus tho won! Cephalie, which is
from the Greek, Signifying “I'M the head," is nowvbec'om
ing popularized in cinnection with Mr. Spalding'a grout
Headache remedy, but it will soon be used in a xilom gen
eral way, and the word 001 mm; will become as common
as Electrotype and many otnezs whose distinction as for
eign words his beexilworn away by commas: usage until
they seem “native a. to menace: born."
’ardly Realized.
H} ’ad ’n ’crrible’eadache this burial-noon, band I stepped
into the hapothecaties hand says hi to the man, “Can you
beans me or an ’eadache 2" “Down mane mm,» say!
’O3. “Bexce‘edingly,” say! hi, hmd‘llpon that ’0 gave me
a Cephalic Pill, hand ’pen mel’onorit cured me 53 quick
that I 'erdly realized 1 ’ad ’ad an ’eadnche. - ,
ID’Humclm is the favorite sign by [which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natuml
state of the brain, and viawezl inthirlz‘ghtit maybe looked
on as a safeguard intended to give notice of disenae which
might otherwise escape attention, tilt too late to be reme
died; and its indications should never be neglected. Head -
aches may be clamified under fiq‘nn‘megj'yiz : Symptoma-
tie and Idiopathic. smptomaudnemm is amendingly
cemmonend isthe precursor of a great Variety of diseases,
among which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism and all
febrile diseases. In its nervous form it is sympathetic oi
disease of the stomach eonetitntin'g hick headache, of he-‘
patio disease constituting biz-Em headache,“ of worms.
constipation am] other disorders of the bowels, as [sell as
renal and uterine imam. Diseases 0! the heart are very
frequently attended with He sdsches; Anaemia uni pleth era}
are also affections which fi-eq'ueqfly, occasion headac ha.—
Idiopa’thic Headache is also iery'oommon, being usually
distinguished by the name ofncwous headache, sometimes
coming oneuddenly inj. state of apparently sound health
and prostratmg at once the mental and physical energies,
and in other menses it oasis: on slowly, ‘heialded 5130'
pression of spirits or'aeerbity of tamper. In mos‘i inst-n;
we the pain is in them-ant of the head, over one or both
eyes, and sometimes‘provcking vomiting ; linden thiecj‘ufe
may alro be named Nimalgm. 7 , . .V . _ ,
for the treatment of either class of Headlmlss the go.
phelie Pills have been, found a sure and safe remedy, relic.
ring lhe-mostecube psins in stew minim, andgbyglts subtle
power eradicating the diseases of whlch' Benson. is Ithe
Inez-ring index. - f'. :, .. :-
mutant—Minni 'wnntn 103 th send. he; .3 !h‘xyas Oop
hjslm am, no, .‘ bottle of Prepared HilHuwmhinx
ing that's mt jut}: it Michal; binning! yum be when
knowing what it in; It) nae lhp'ln‘nigh dopd uni-gone with.
the Sick Headachq, 'M‘l’mpm'mma flora) .of flu: ism u
rehivedherb'el‘org. ‘_' ~ ‘..}; " ' ,
Druggm +You mutual: Bpgdin‘glb Oepmic Pills. .
B’ridgu.-‘-fio'ch_! mtg now gqquou’v’e leg! 'itgpmynm
Eggwgae $54 giy me "1.” 2315' mama lag-ll damabonfnfl
or. _, ,
H
‘Const‘inmon' br’ 'Chstivehegsa
. No one cefllzhe‘ “msoy ills flesh in h‘e'is' m” is so prevalent,
so little understand, and so much neglected I! 00 tivenesn;
Often originsfing in Searelassleseior sedentary hsbits ; m is
:rggasfledgee e alight disorder of goonlmlooenargenosato‘
quitegnxiety, while in realityijjje ileum-06mm: and
Jeompanion of may of the moat fatal angle-nylons df‘l'...
oases, ‘endnnlese gel-1: eradicatedfitmiu bring thunfle‘mr
tolenhntimely agave.‘ Among thetlighteruevlll of which
cqfii‘egesp is tug new attepdant gregneeduhe, Colic;-
migmtism, Foulheuth, Pileeend otherlnf l telnetllre.
while a. lung train of j‘eghtfulldim each NI Malignant
rem-,- Amme. Dyaentem Dimhm Dyspepsia And
plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis,“ fiysterie, Hypoohondwiuis,
Melepeholx end Infinity; 51'“ Lindimvthei' :pmnuxin
:the' ”steals: this germingreymptpm. : a-Not unmeqiqntly
the dxsegeee med loriginate {in Constipation, bnt‘uhe .on
"an iedepqndeniexisfenee unless-the-uueegls medium in:
at”; pal-1x stage. Erom all these mania-alien. 1c loilows
thit the disorder should receive immediate an “alien lbw - v
even: it mummyd no person allefldmegleet to get I box
oicepbslic Pillage: tha first appearance of the complaint:
as final; finely use will expel-the insidious approaches at
disease and destroy this dugeromfoe tnr‘hnmsn lire; .. - o r
.4 _Eé'al' filéééiiigL
Physic tau—Wen, pm; mixes; h'mr {a tflaf'headfiéh§?
Mrs? Jonas->6O“ v! lDodtor."o.ll “gun‘s ! 'fh‘a'p‘iflt yfixj sent
cued I'n'e injust twenty minhwa.'a‘ml-I 'Wiah‘ yo; you“
pend mom :0 that I can [lave thqmwhandy.” ~‘ V j '
' ‘Physicid’u.—You‘ (:51: get thpm'nt'any Dm‘ggists; Call
for Qgphgslic 2i!ls,,l‘find gyeylhever fail, m 1 reqommepd
than in :11er of Headache. " , ‘ , "
Mrs.s.-Tnnas:-—’l shill len I. for a box directlv, and v shall
tell an my, “listing friendn, for they are a real blessing:
“mt mums or Baum BAYlD.—‘.\'l|f,‘sp'nld7hg
bu sold two 'milljofls of bottles «11’ MI ée'lubratvd'Prepupd
Glfie and it is elstim'atml'tlmt each buttlv any! stile vggten
dollars 103 th of' broken *lhmituré, th‘us mpkg'gg'fln‘raggrg
gate of twenty millipus’ o? ddllaaja tdclyaimml'l‘tbm'tn 31 log;
by thigvvgmaMeJlnwnfiOm fining Inndnjlijl!"‘_(il:ge :3,
household word, in? mm proposes to d 9 th’e‘fidild 'at-ll'
greater Bennie-’1)! curing all the aching he ml with bus
Cephalic Pills. and if they are üb'gdnd'na hill Glue, new)“
aches will soon vanishawny lika’uuow anuly; t ' , " 3
in‘Ovnn nxoxmush. an). tun-main!“ cm Ind anxinty
ineideg; to the cloaegtten‘tion. to ‘ngxsiuesn Q". marinara
among the uumatoufi cause: of Norman Headwh. . Tll6
disordered state of mind-and mayhem»; togmisdi-lreqs
ing complyint is a fit-d blow to all e'nvufg'y an}! limb tit-n. -
Safes-9r: by this dimmer can alwfya ohfaiu spud] rel of
from these distressing attacks hy using one o: the' Uspunlic
Pills wheneverjhe symptoms appear: “Quinn; the our:
tasked brain, and sqp‘thsp thejtminepl and jlrrilig nerves,
3mg relax“ Qhejgensyiol‘: or tub gmmaoh which alw‘ay’n ”at:-
companies and asst-antes the disarde red cénd'ilion or the
brain. ~ _ _ ,fl
mar wan-m xxowmm—Fpalding‘a Cephalic Pm- an a
certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilumn “audacné, Roi-vans
Headache, Continue“ mad Gaaenl ”ability. ' '-.
' Gnu!p:scdvzu‘.-Amoqg the most important of all
the great madie;l_dis‘eovpl;}es of (”MI age _nav ha consider“
the "stem at Vaccinatio‘nfbr firotectio‘n tram small Pox,
the Cephalic Pill for relief of Eta-(hello. and the use of
Quin'me for the preygntjon of Raven. eithgr o; nhich 1'!
a sure apo'ciflu; ivhqs‘e‘ befiqfip‘iill be'bxperienéel‘bv unr
foring humanity long :fter mon-discoverer:ire-forgotten.
F 1111) Jung's: hays film-Sick Headache? .Do you
remembart'he throbbing temples, th— repel-ea htnw, the
loathing Inddiagqpt {15.3119 light ‘0: food? ‘3'“: totally
iinflt you wen; pnpleaurq, camel-nation or mud: v "n—
-of the Cephalic Ping wont-,1 Inge, mugged mountain all tbs
suffering which you than qxppflqucei Emmi“ and: - thfl'
purposes you should always have a box ofttiim on hand to
use as nonunion requires. 1 -. ,1"; . _
$111»,
Qéel’gmae‘:
Nerybus‘fléadaChej
HQ * flaming.»
By the use of these Pills the 'p‘eriodiu attacks of No?-
vous or Sick Heddacha any be prevented ; sad if take-2,!
at 1,116 ieommencemont of 19:1an immédmo‘ iélia‘frt'mm
painl’nd sickness will be'obtainbg.‘ _. “ ' ‘7‘ -‘ =‘ , ’
They mung fail in rémoiingthe 'Nhuua‘ iid'fluilil
ache tb‘whiéh feliles'prolol Bil‘lject. A ' ’
'Théy uét' £3l3th upoii thg' Boieldr-‘rem'oflxig‘ Costfiié
=I
For'Literarg Ming Students, Deficits Péma'les, um
all-person: 'of uduuary habits, they as Valhalla u'i'
Lam-Mics] improving m 6 gzijietiie, gum; in’}; find uigér
to the digestive my”, old restoring the nah“! gliatiaity
3nd strength of the whple system. ' >‘ ' '
rhetonbgaup PILLS m the remiit or 155‘- mean;
“tion ind cliofnlly conducted O‘Nfllhents,7having been
in m mullmfluring «l‘fich time-a hey h'aye "unified
and relieved I van lawn: or_ pain and “firing from:
Hamlin, when: erlorjginntiugin the mica“ ”than or
from a demgad mu ol' the itomgh, ’ v
-. The! anionuroly 7630651611: their com
0; . , ‘ . . on! ; u and,
may be than at nil flagea‘wlth'perlole't‘ n dotiiittlignzmfl
lung's-:1 phase ._0! did}, and‘ flu Ebyn'u of any dun
g,“ 0 mt: 7“qu .'l'flgasy ‘. ad . _ - ‘
childish v ‘ : .Ir ' :- _"fimmr Mi"! ‘0
' > . BIWLRI'OI COUNTIBI‘IIm! '
n. gunning 11"! In ligfiutuhd ot'no'nr-y 0. éfifllaioi
mutant. .-.L- .’. ~‘ '. I'.
sold by Drinki- Ild I'll other deal 1 .3
A Box will be. an hymn pup-135333533;
’ 233103 FTWENW‘IIVE 0 NJ! . ' "‘T
m-maA’mému-dmw :5 -_ -5 ’35,,
’ magice‘srumm ‘
ebe (low.
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
wommr'or ANY coxnmmcr. FOR
_VRESTOHING ,
THE BALD ANI) GRAY.
Many, since the great discovery of Prof. Wood, have ‘
attempted not; only to imitate his restorative, but pro .
fess to have discnvered somtthing that would produce
results identical; but they have all come and gone, be
ing carried away by the wonderful results of Professor
Wood’s preparation, and Have been fnrced to leuve the
field to its resistlessswsy. ' Read the following:
’ Bs-rn, Maine. April 18. 1859.
nor. 0. J. Woon d: f‘o. : Ginsu—The letter I wrote
you in 1856 concerning your vulnmhle Hal r Restorut re,
and which you have published in this vicinity end else
where, has given rise to numerous enquiries touching
the facts inl the case. The enquiries are, first Is st a.‘
fact of my habitation and name, as stated in the com
municntiou; second, is it true or all therein contained;
third, does my hair still gontinue to he in good 011101: on
of natural color? To all I can and do answer-nvormljlf
yes. My hair is even better than in any stage oi mv life
for 40 years post, more soft, thrifty, and, better colored;
the game is true of my whiskers, and the only cause Why
itjs not generally .true, is thet'the substuuee is washed
03' by frequent ablation of the face, when-1" care were
used bv \Vi ing the fave in close connection With the
whiskers, the same result will: follow as the hall'- I
have been in the receipt or agreet number of letters (rem
all parts of New England, asking rue if my hair still
continues-to be good; as there is sqmuch Iraud in the
manufacture and sale of various compounds as Well as
this it hes,3no doubt. been basely imitated, and been
used: not only withoutluny good “Rent“ to absolute
injury. I‘ho’ve not used any ofvynur ' es'to'ratlve of any
mmgnc for somevmsntha, and yet my hon is as good as
ever. and hundreds have examined it with surprise. 83]
am now 61 years old and not a gray hair in my head. or on
my face; and to prove-this fact, I send you a. lock of my
heir t ken 03' the past week. I received your fuvoruf
two [inert bottles last summer, for which I am very
grateful: I gave-it to‘my friends and thereby induced
them to try it; runny were, skeptical until after trial,
“a then purchased and used it with universal soon as.
I will suit sea lever, that you‘eend no a. test by which I
can: discover fraud in the Bestnrati-ve,.sold by many, I
fear, without authoriliy'from‘ you. A pure article will
insure success, anal-believe where good efiects do not
follow, the failure is caused_by‘the impure article, which
curses the inventor‘of the-good; I deem itmy duty. as
heretofore, to keep ygugaifnrised of the continued efl‘ect
on my hair, as I assure a] who enquire of me or my on
sheke’n opinion of invaluable results. ' "
I remain, dear sire, yours, A. 0* RAYMOND.
- Asnoxfs‘Res, Ky., Nov. 30,.1858._
Pros. 0. J . Woon: Deaf Sir :——l would oertsi-nl'y be
doing you ngrent'injustice not to make known tethe
world, the Wonderful as well: us the unexpected result I
have experienecdfromhsingosl bottle of your Hal-r
Restorative. After using every kind of Restorntires
extent. but without success and finding mayhem nearly
destitute of hair, I was finslly induced‘to try n bottle of
. your Hair Restovtive. Now| qndor‘snd justice compel.
_me to announce o whoever ring read this, that I not!
possess}; new sud bountiful growth of,hs.ir, which I.
pronounce richer and handsome: thsuthe original was.
I will therefore tske occasion 'to recommend this in.
vnlushle remedy to nu. who may feel the necessity of. it.
~ Respectfully yours, MW. 3. ALLEN BROOK
; P.» S.—-'l‘his testimonial of my spproostion for‘ynur
, soluble medicine (as you _srs owns of)‘is unsolicited;
Bari! you think it worthy of {pine among thelrest,
i insert if you wish; it not destroy‘endrseyiuothinga
Yours, deem 7 .. . Rn". 84 A 4. B. . ,
'iDepot‘m Broadway; and sold by all dealers through
oubthewnrid. -. E ~~ ..;: r
0. I. WOOD J: 00., Proprietors, 4.44 Brosdwsy, New
York, and 114 Market Street, Shields; Mo. ' ' ‘ ‘
And sold by sll good Draggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. . ' .3“ .i - - w . .'; lnolT-dkflm
H A, Npis'ffo“ 1s; E _.‘mpjmk u -
107.!!!1E‘L'A D I‘ll-B*.
RUN” “mal! OF. B': 81313." [rich m.deligata
color for MW ché'eh and ‘lipa, WILL ROT'W'ASE'OR
RUB OFF...a.ld;!rhen_,qnee apgylied remain- dunb‘la for
yum-I. mailed free in bottles o_r $l.OO. , J . .
.mmwswcoum" TOILET ' PUWDBR,” impu'tl a”
.duzlingmhitelm .toth oqmplexion, and is ,IlnliKolnr
filling else purl? for this purpose, mailed free form mum
2 HUNTS- “. BRITISH BALM”: re'movetr tan freeing,
gannfiurn and all‘ erupxionn of the skin, mailed free for“:
{centL ' _ ,
v VKUNT’S- “IMPEIIAL‘ POMADE,” faiths hit;
:ntrenzthppn and improyes it: growthgkeeps it from lull
ing 03'. and warranted TO MAKE THE-HAIR CURL,
mailed free for 81,00.’ , ‘ , . -
: HUN-T7B “PEARL BEAUTIPIEB,” for the toafih‘cnd:
gumsi. cleaner-and whibwnathe-teeth,‘hmdehs the swim?
purifiertlxe breath efi'ectnally; Pnnsnnv-Es TIM:
$111313) AND 33:37.31“ 25 TOOTH-11032, mlflodfm~
'orw. . ‘.. ~
’ "HUNT’S WERE)“; WREATEI PERFUME,” ‘adoubl‘e
Egg-“act dfmrfin‘fih- bl‘bssgms and, col‘u'gne,’mailed fre'e' for
; ~ ‘ ”gay-n .‘I 4. ,- ~-:l.1n;v- ~ . ,
' Thinexquinitevparfnmonnfirstm'edhy'theP-RI'NOBSS'
)ROYAL,_ 01f . ENGLhN-D. . o'u her marriage.s ,MESSRSE
:vHUhT‘GL 00' pre‘a‘entegl the PBINCESSyithpn elegant.
'ciae of Perfumery; (in which; n." 6f the above, articles
were incl-dam) in Handsome cut gins": wi th'gol‘d stoippera,
"glued at, slsooLplrtvicularay o'frwhlch appenred= h the
public mints. All :thaabp‘ze-articles seanßEE Hy 93-»
.preapJ'or $13.00;. 013 mm cipher‘ ,acsomplny the. order;
orbé‘paid' to the eXprepa_agenn on deliver-10f 50min. _
; ‘ .~.. “ "' ” _n'UNI&CO.,
. -. - .=' ":3 Perfumers to‘th‘a Queen;" ’
. lupus-I Sunni, Loxm,- nu) Horsnsox 31:31:13.
'i‘ha‘dee supplant. - ‘ v - :anmAnnmu;
mmwrmpm
gm -3rfpaz\_ .
, ng/g‘, xl,
fl? {gimmwomz 9mg
94.03" Dfigpaifmlhg , 7:. £-
' 3- {Save-fhe‘Pieces!’ _'3, - .
As accidents will happen wens] well-regulatedfllmi
lies, it i'a very desirable to in"; aging qheap and conva
man way for repairing Furnitufe, Toys,” Crockery, he.
-- _srgnnme's PREPARED 291111111 . .
meet: m such emergencies, mid n‘o h'bueeh‘old 'een eflo'rd
to ,bewwaout it. , It iB,llWlyl rendy. and upto the luck- '
ing point. There in no longeg a necessity for limping
claim splintered veneers, lleedl‘eeydoll'e; end broken
crqdlee It in just the article for none, shell, uni other
od "3““ work," w popilhr'with 'lediea ofre'flnement
"1 ”Fm... v I‘s; L.:',' ' -
Thié‘ed'ml‘feble pteptpflion In need {mulli being chamll
all] h'eldJn' eolntion,a.nd twinning": w'the v'nlu'nble
qulnhtiee of the beat qabine‘ makers}! Glue- It me; he
nixed [l‘fllo plece‘of cranky mncllege, being flatly
more adhesive. . V .. = .-‘- ' - -
, “USEFUL IN EVEREHQUW e” e
‘ NEBQ—A Mk neehmpshiul‘aflglll booth. firingfl
ell“. . , . ' i v I ' ' ‘
Hunt-nu Dim, No; 48' CIDABV fins“, mm; You;
Hmnr’c.‘srubme atfco"
- ‘ ~: - Box:No.B,soo.N'eii_"Ym-k
Address
’Pll’l'f‘u'fi for' Dealers In ding: conninin Four,_Elght
“a Twflfg Dozen—J: beautiful mthugupiicfihomfllmi
accompanying encupac'kngp. . , ,_, - :3“ _
[ll7' A single” bottle 0 SPALDING’S DRE-L’ARED
GLUE. mm" ten times it: cost annually to‘ em,
houuehold _P} . , -
Sold h, a] prominent Stationers, Dmgglagoflndwua
Ind Furniture Denim-g. Grocurs, and Func res.
Country merchnuts ahduld make 3 Inigo of EPA“-
[NG’S PBEPAEEDQLDE,whqn linking up -their'lilt.
It will ltludlll] ulimlfl.’ V ‘ ,_ . ,
- 191114-118:wa -, 7' , ' . 7'
WO 'l‘ I G E --—The undemgned havmg
1 - opaqed “khan-hand Clan-1m School for-3015,11:
thé'Lec'tm-e‘ guano! filial. mu [ulnar], pulled-echo
“ United 3:99.11er Chagall," on Front, Minoan Wulnut,
Ind Lounht'itroen. In menu-ad t 9 receive puplll Ind
instruct thep‘jn the branches nan-11, taught in school:
of ch“ chihetor. The number of pupil: in limited to
twenty-five. ( x, A ,» \‘ . V ‘
. lfor inrogrqltlnn w‘ifignguqu 19rd” &g.,:pply.to;
Rev. Mr. Romano! “6.39.1; m.,cgfiinn..9r;poraonnlly.
'o‘ («mm -.._._qms‘n-.~me-
01° DEER-"B7lGEBHfiY‘EiiThé;beéi
: am??? ‘"W‘*J""°°":‘u“a'ém“:"
"EL'llEfi'fi" 'RUG‘Sr‘r‘ognggi
K “Nimuifill’lfidwf ‘ .. H lafiflhjgg
filthiml.
3; ‘4 \XrBEA-E E QM:
‘ (3159 RE§T9§>§DE§
IPILLSHRON
Ax aparlent and stomach}: prepnratlon of IRON puri
3rd of 0x gen and Carbon by combustion in Hydrogen.
Sanctione'g by the high-It Mod! a! Authorities, bum in
Human uni the United States, and prescmwed in their
me e».
p The experience of thousands daily proves that no pre
paration of Iron can be computed with it. Impurities of
the blood, dnprs-asion of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickiy complexion, indicate its necessity in almost every
conceivable case.
Innnxious in all maladies in which if has Men tried, it
has proved atmlufely curative in each or the following
complaima, viz: _. , . - ,
In Damn-u. Nnnvons Ari-Earlene, Emanuele, Dra
nrsu, Communion, Dinnnuuu, brsmnnr,'lnolnnnr-
Couswrrmn‘finnc Pawns Tnnnnmonis. SAL-r Rum,
Misuxsmmnon’. WHITES,CEL'OI¢OSIS. LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Gnome Humans, RHKWATIBI, Imnmrnxu‘ums,
Plums Q 1! rm: Enos, &0. ,
In cues uf Gash“. Drum", whntner the result of
acute diFe:l66.Ol‘of the continued diminution of norms
and muscular cn- rgy Elam chronic con plainls. one trial of
this restorative has proved successful to an extent which
no deserip ion or written «mutation would render credible.
Invalids so long bed ridden as to have in come forgotten-in
their own neighbor bonds, have suddenly re-appearcd in the,
busy world as i' just rrtnrned from protruded travel in at
distant land. Song very, signal instances of this kind 9!?
mum: of femulr- ufi‘ornn,‘ emaciated victims of apparent
magaamus, sanguineons exhaustion, critical changes, Ind
tint comyliceifinn oi. nervoualand dyspeptic aVersion hair
nnd exercise for which the phypicinn tins in name.
In Nrnvons ”normal; .of I“ kinda, 'aud for reasons
familiar to medical men, the operation of this preparation
of iron must necessarily bé salutary, for, unlike the old
oxides, it is vigorously tonic, without being exciting and
overheating; and gently, regularly Iperienl, even in the
moat obi-tinutc cases mtiveiaeas. withgilt evertbeing a
pit?! c pnrgnlzive ,ori ' ing'n isagreen enenge ion.
It is this latter, propefl!’ !FEWI‘E others, whichmakgs it;
so' remarkably efi’ectnal end permlnent a remady'for Piles,
I”! which it also appeal-Ito our: a distinct end specific
action. by dispersing the locnl‘te’ud‘oncy whichrfon‘na them.
" In Msnnsujnnnmnmble’hll lie it! «um; i Sills}! 130!
of. these Chalyheate Ellis-h» often snug-ed for the mom}
habitual cases, including the, attendant flnsn‘nenexs. .
1n unchecked Bums, dvuwhen edvuneod to Dull
rm, confirmed, ,emaqiutjng, and ,amrently nnnlignant .
the meet: have been eqnally design": and astonishing.
In the local pains, lon of flesh and strength, debilitating
nongh, and remitient hectic, which generallyindicuan Ix-.
omsm- 00331111511211; this remedy hujllnyed _the alarm
9! friends and ”UNDER, in m my gut-tying ml.
interesting instances. . -, V -, , ,
In Enormous Tannonosis, this medium iron has
had far morevthan ihe‘good elect of the most cautiously
balancedpropentions or iodine, without guy of iheir well
known liabilities. - > ' ' ' '
l‘he attention of femalucpnot be toooonfldnntlyinvitod
tn thi'n mzmly mi mtomtm, in we use: peculiarly If
fwfinfflmfl. ‘ ' ,--- - ~ ' ; ‘
In Mammal both chronic. rufi,§nhmmtory¢in the
latter, however, more daddy—ilk: been invariably wall.
reported .bolh an unwinding- pair-ad: mduoing‘th‘e Iwél
langp anti stillness of the jo Manna muscles. . , .
In lair-Imam- Finns It mast necessarily be a put
round: and energetic restorativo, and it: program in the
new settlement! of the Wen; will 11ml: be one of high
menu-papa alumna-Irv ‘ »;. ‘-: , . . .2 .
No romeo, hag gvar'beg-n disccvorgd In the sol9l:thqu
of medicine, whirl! skins such prompt, hsfipy; and'fully
restorative enact; g:(ioiod Jppthfl, cunpletp, «ligation;
rapid requisition of strength, with 11l unusual disposition
for active had cheerful exercise, Immediately follow it! Illa.
lint: up in next flat Inch] boxeuwmnjw sQplillllfllrice
mung. pprhoxj for me ,by (mung: am dpaleu,’ ..Wm
be with” to my addreuflfn receipt of the prism, All
'“maybxdarq,‘otc.,-uhbd'l-I-Mama w. . .-- *
‘.i'alhn. LOOKE it. 00.; 603331333”; ,- »
.myflabdkwly , . finned“ Street; Now York-.- .. -
WOO ° r
.71ROALITIC
A'SUPERLAT-‘M
I'C Pt DIUR ETIC,
DYartro'
wumumnnnm
To THE CITIZENS OF? NEW‘ JERSEY IND
BERLIYASXLIANIA, , ‘ ~.~
APO'HIEOARIES. rmmcexsrrsi- (momma AND
anrVATE'FIAM ,LIES.., H‘
woman’s wm‘coemc BRANDY; ~ _
wgcgmms-pum mmm‘m; SHERRY AND'POR'!‘
‘ WpLDE’S PURE JAMAICA AND Sit-CROIX BUM.
WOME’SIP‘URE SCQ’I‘CH A 131) IRISH‘IWHISKY.“ j
3’" ‘4l]. IN :B‘O‘T'TL ES .. g .
I ”beg leave to cull'th‘e'nttentlon of‘thb'pitlz’ens'pf the
UmtednfihWnto the Above .Wmls‘and 1419110th)“:-
ported by Unouno Womn, of New York; arhoad name
is familiar in every part of this county, for. the, purity.
of his cel‘ebmted Scmxmn Bennie.“ Mr. Wommjn‘
hi‘e letter to me, speaking of the'puht: of his Winnie,
endgbmuons, lays: “ I will afak‘e'mj-repnjaatinn .as a,
men, my.nta.ndlsnqu-I. merchant of thirty yen-shell
dence in the City ofNew York, thatall‘the Bunny-Yam!
Wmns which I bottle are pure an imported, ahd of the
best quality, and-mrbe relied _lJpon by .9verlguruhgsag.,”
Every bottle has the proprietor’s name on t a wax, and
a. me almlle of his signature vantha certificate. any.
pnblieare neagectl'ully invited _to cell} and engine for
themselves. oi-‘eale at 31:11“. bye Apothecn'lee and
Grocery 1;: Philadelphia; ‘ e - \ 2 ’ . V '
' . GEORGEIH. ASHTON, .
‘ ~.. 3 mean Market ntreeh‘Philqaelphia,
- l _ ; ; Sold Agent {y’PMlgduphim
Read the following from the New .011; Cumin: , _ .
Marlene Brenda's rO3 axl‘N'xw Yon: mung”..—
We unhappy In inform ourfellow-icitizena that there is
one piece in our city where thigh-19191“, upothrcnry,
and eonntry merchant, “cut go" a pnrchdee pure Wines;
and Liq,uoga,,u pure 5.: immatedugnd of the beet,qheiity.-
We do not'fntend to give an elaborate deeeription of this
merchant’s extensive business,- hithongh it will in“ re
ply any etrfinger or citizen, tfi,'i§ifi. Unapmo Woun’s
extensive WurehonsejN‘os. 115, 20 and 22, Beaver etreet
and Nos 11; 19 and 21', Marketfieid strait. m: stock of
Schnapps onlhnnd ready; for ghigment could not here”
been less thnu'thirty‘thonsend eases”; the Brandy, some.
ten :I;ng _cuee—Ninmge‘epf 1836 1:018“; end-tour
'thunnnnd cases ,of Madeirn, Sherry and Port 'Winep, ;
Switch nnd‘ Irish Whisky; Jamaica and St. Croix Rum,’
game very did and, equal to any in this country. He also
had th‘i'ee large cellars, filled with Brandy, Wines, dad,
'in mks, under Curtain-" House” key, ready for bottling.
Mr. Wang's enles‘of Sghnepps last year emuntedito
one hundred nnde‘g’ixtj’thnusnnd dozen, and we hope in
less that“): yearn? 110;me be equally succeed v‘nth
ma Brnndieu and Wine. ,~ . 4 3; . ». a . » .~.
. [its business merits the patronage of every lover‘s!
his special. JPrivutg femilies who wish p‘nre Wines and
Liquor: for medical use shquid and . their orders direct
.to Mr Woul, until e‘v‘e‘ry‘ Apotheénry in the land make
up their minds to diec'nrd the poinououtstufiafmm their
lilhelves, and replace it with Woun’s _pnre Wine and
XQIJOIS. ‘ e L -. 1
We undult'and Mr. Won], for the secommodqtion of
mm.“ denlqrs in _the «gantry, mm up mama _man of
Wine: and Liquors. Such p. mgn, pnd such I merchant,-
ahould be smitiined' nghlnut his telia oiTtHofiaanfla o_f op-_
ponant: in the United Stat», who sell nothingbufi imi -
_tations, ruinous slika tq Influx health and happinesp. .
i .Por sale by 0.1:. LEI; ' B, Dragging ’rolli‘agfint for
flaming-L ‘. w; .- , . _; mpMkam
. l - 5“ .5; 'ls‘ll.,kz'. . '
HOW 110,313.ng 318103! D.‘
. ‘sJ’wl Publi's'licd”.ifi'-‘it 506181 Ehoet'npc‘ '
A LEG-TUBE _ON THd'NATURQG, TREA'I‘MEfiTIAND
RADICAL CURE or sunnAfrOanoaA, 9r Seminal
Wank», Sunni Debility,.l\lurvnhdnnill’ and'lnvoluntal-y
lamina ous, producing lmpoteuuy, Consumption “Micah!
and Physical Devility.
; BY 1108. J. CULYERWELL. M. _D. ~
2 The importint fact that the awful consequential"; of self
gbuae maybe unequally removed witlgnutmtgrnalmedioinu
or the dagger“: applications of cgiutics, infill-lumen”?
medic-Atoll Lbou'gias,’ and othar elm-inn] devicpa,’ inflameL
e'leuly demopfitrntad. sad the entirely new and high],
gunman“ tfeatment, an adopted by the celqyratedjflmhor,
m: I; lexp'lninod, by mom of whit-Ir every one-in enabled to
cure himself pert'eqply and at lheleust pofaig-le cost, than.
by avoiding all the afiverfiard uoptmmn orhthle day ,The
Loctugu will'prove‘u boon to thousands 'and thadsandn '
; Sent under seal to [any address, pus! paid, on‘phe rgceipt
of two vantage stamps, by “greasing Dr. ,GHAS J. 0.
KLINE, 480 First Avenue, New York, Pont'Bo‘x 4,586. :1 ‘
mum-dimly ' ~ ‘
HAVANA !‘uRAN’GEsm ‘ ~
- “A prime lotjust received by V .
$0030..“ "i '.WM.DOGK,JR.,&'CO
DfifiED PARED PEACHES, Driea
~ UNPAnEv' PEACHES, Dried APPLES, Dried
BLACKBERBIES,.jnsh-eceived by-:‘« ' '
ace-23,. ~,, _ wn,inpcx,.n.,&co, (
'.{I‘UYFBOOK of an endless variety, r
.1» the amusemenund instruction of our little onu, .
quanunnmnooym. ~ r _. _. V,
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SMEHE’E? SMOKE?!” SMOKET ! 131:,
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The attention of Invalids, Physicians, Clergymes,
scientific men, and the public generally, is respectfully
solicited to the merits of this chemical prepsratio con.
mining IRON; SULPHUR, AND PHOSPHOROIIflg, Ind.
Which is identical in its composition with the Ramon]:
Globula, or red blood. In all diseases accompl'nied Il’sh
DEBI-LITY, V...
pale countenance and nervous derangement. analyses of
the blood show a deficiency of the red globules. Ruddy
complexion and a. rosy tint of the skin, is always indica
tive of health; while I. pale, wax-like skin and counte
nance,—which evinces a. deficiency of the red globules,—
accompanies n diseased organism . Preparations of IRON
have been given for the purpose of supplying the red glo
bules, but we contend that IRON alone, SULPHUR alone,
or PHOSPHOROUS alone, will not meet the deficiency
in every case, but thst a. judicious combination of all
these elements is necessary to restore the blood to its
normal standard. This point, never- before attained, has
been reached in the BLOOD FOOD, and its discovery
ranks as one of the most. scientific and- importnnt ol' the
age. Its efi‘ects in .
GONSUM P T I o N
are to soften the cough, brace the nerves, strengthen the
system, allay the prostretlng night sweats, increase the
physical and mental energy, enrich the blood by tutoring
the lacking red globules, increase the gamma“, restore
the color, and clothe the skeleton frame with flesh. .'.l‘Eho
BLOOD FOOD will be found a specific in all CHRONIC
DISEASES of the THROAT ”or LUNGS. such as Asthma.
Bronchitis, Coughs, Joe. Public npeskers and singers
will find it of great utility in clearing and strengthening
the vocal organs. In Dyspepsia, Liner Complaints,
Dropsy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Scrofula. Gravel, St. Vi—
“4s’ Dance, Fever andAguc m., its efliciencyis marked
and instantaneous. In no class of diseases, however, are
the beneficial efi'ecteof thin remedy so; conspicuous In in
times harassing ‘ .
FEMALE cementum”
to which the gentler sex are liable, end which tend to
wnrds Censumption, such-as suppressed or difficult Men
struation. Green Sickness, Whine, Jno., especially when
hese comgflnints e‘re nccompanied with peleneee, ndingy
June or pad or of the skimdeprelsionrof spirits, debiligy,
palpitation. want of eppetite, and nervous prostntlon.
We have the utmost confidence in recommending the
BLOOD FOOD to all who me} be conscious of a loan of
vitality, or energy; and, to those whosenienm or bodily
powmjs are prostrsterl through om use, either of the
mind or’ib'ody and we’deem-it our duty to so: that“: all
cases of Weakness and Emaciannn, end in all diseases
of the Kidney: or Bladder, this preparation has 5 claim
mph the nttention of nufl'erers which cannot be ever
.estimeted.. A faithful trial Willie found the moat con
vincing proof 'in regard to Its emmy that (‘2oth naked
for. With the shove remnrhs, endi with the nnmerone
'testimoniels we have in its hvor, we ofier the “BLOOD
FOOD” to the consideration of» the afliicted, knowing
thefltwill be acknowledged as pie-eminent over all other
preparations, patent ‘or elicits]; in point oil-usefulness.
Circulars giving theil‘heoty nppn which this remedy is
fOnndsd, nlso‘oér'tificntes of remnrknble crime, will be
sent free'when du‘izresiieége gmercetho 31.009102»:
to my ~r1: of the Hi . e ~a or “Wis-In, , ”gone 11
of priests! per bottle :5 {on ‘six Bottles; Issue-stem in
:nllusee to use none hut thethedng onnfwfinanejsig
netlu‘e upon the wrapper. None other is fiennin.
Prepsred only by CHURCH & Ul’olfl‘,
.4 210. 409 Bmadway New York,
_ Midfield by them, enemy all respect-me smm,
For sale By 0. s, namyhhi‘, c. 5,. RE], . , 94.1.11.
W. GROSS a; 09., Harrisburg; 'fepß-eewdhwly
P HELEY :T-H E- B L2OO IH,:
VEGETABLE LIFE“ PILLS
AND . , . . . -.
H I.llm N 1;: .131 435:, 333,. .
The ugh‘ond 'envled coléhflty'v‘vhieh these proaml
mtiuuieinés uninspired for- their invaluable-em
use, in all sin Disguses which the ducts”. ti?i We, his
rendered tho'nsnnl’p‘nofl cc of p" 5 pat-only Inn-eon
sl-‘rn but‘hnworfihy‘nf “16”.: -; - WW". 5'
i , i IN ALLVOASES-J _.. _ ~
0f lamina A'énto and Ohronié'nflomnfismymofionl
of thOvßMdai-glndxidnpys. -:. . » ..w
muons mucus ssn nlvsn coupnstfirs,
Ilf‘the SoniliafidWVenf, when nasal-em pron“
they will be found ihvmlngbla.,,l?hn§en~;f‘qusss ml
others who once use these medicines, will never after.
wardsln,wifl_soutthem. . _ .
, muons enomc annoys momma imam:
- - .: nvsnnss, 061.93 Aunaouanagduom, '
‘. CORRUPT RUMORS. DROP _ [l3lB. _i. .
~D!sfnrsxi.—‘—No‘ person'with- thi‘s'distrmlng‘diseaso,
‘shpuldlgleluy using these Medicingsjmmgqittqlri ‘
Eruptions of the. Skin, Erysipelss, Fistulency.‘
Flvur um Aunt—For this sc’mu-ge‘ ofthe Western
country thqsejledicines willfie foam“- “I'o. ”091! IN
o_eytaiti remedy. Other mudiuin'os leave the system Sub
ject to ‘a freturn of the disuse; Veins hymen-mun.
cines is psrmsueni; . .‘. . :; .‘, , , l ,
Try thém. Be satisfiéd. and he curbs.“
, FouLssss or 00391,”:on—
' GENERALDEBILITY;GOUT?, GIDDX‘Nmf
, s ~. GRAVEL, , ,-, ~ 1,
Hesdachen of every kind; Inward Fever, Infilmmstozg
Rheumatismy‘impum Blood. Janindi co, Lasso! Appetite.
Maggumsz. DISEA§IS.-,-NQVGI' fails-to Voro‘dicate en:
timely all the efi‘ecm oi‘Mercury lnflnitely'so’onsr than
the may. poweflul'pw'gmtiunpf Stumpy-ills. V
HIGBT SWEATS, NF BVOUS _DEBIIQITX. NERVOUS
am coMPbAIhTS 0F 111121118118. ORGANIC
, - 7...: . , ~ AFFECTIONS,; ~
_ Puss-71‘1“: .orlginal pruprietog of (these Medicine
in mired d 7 PH”! 1% chi rtrfifunyefim"stnMHg, by the
the manor those _lg'ife Medicines IXDHB. ;- , .
0 Plums in‘ths field, Side', Bock. Limbs, Joints and
rgaus. ,l , ,‘3 '=.'"_' ' :A
Rascals-1'18)! ,—Those attached with ibis-iambic dis
ease. will he sure. of teiief by the ’Lito Medicines.
Rush of Blood’ to the. Head, Scurvy,' Salt Rheum
Swellings.
_lcwsgnh, or line’s 3713, in its volts; (grins. Ulcer
of— even-[description ' ‘ ‘' ' '
AWomoinll/tinds 'lro elecmally expellodzhy those
Metiioiqqs’. _zpucnts will dowel]. .tonodminisjer them
vaginal-what ‘existenco‘is "suspedte'd'.’ "Rollo! will be
.cc_ _m'. " . . ~. . ‘g u ,
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHCENIXIITTEBS
' ”runny- run 3110013.. '_
.‘; And-t thus remove nudism-affair: fixer-hymn.
gunman up 89:42 at. L 4 ;
DEL WILL [A M B. M QFFAT,
s9s.3rm'ay cor‘ne’r of Anthony sheet, New In“.
arm: gal-3.1;: nupmggim, . ‘ mwwm
Popting,
Ailva'AWQß‘K ‘ P'BOMI‘SED IN
ON 13' ’W EiE K‘l-
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“pres“, for'Yéiin‘g Hen dean-mg to obtfiifx] [8030063
i’nwuo“.gnpsxnugsgnnuouxox ln “Ethan-lucid“.
thus 'and M the lent expense. . . ,
A? Luge I‘m! Beautifully Omnmented'Clreullr, 00:
mining upwndn of SIX SQL‘ ARE FEET; with Snail?"
9r Pinumsmy. mud a Large Eng-giving giro flnaatpf it“
kind ev‘ér'innde h: thiacount‘iy) rep’resan ugthe Inter
Victor the_ College, wingggt _lqgne agafing “In“! a“:
will be sent to Evgry Young .flun‘mn gpplioatmm 1"
or CEAIOI.. ' : 6“ * . A-
Wrte imiljediately 9m} ypn flu receive the pull?
t73r'e'turn mail. 'Adfiré'sn; ' j .
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Wth lg‘le‘dilliiofiink illiuflicie’n't to waixtg;ofillc”
oxlael. - '8 BO
m» ‘~ ' " WHEN“ .Isusrkee3t
BITUMINOUS” BROADTOPi- COAL
, fdl'Blaek'sml'ths' use. A iuperior utiqlg for sle
l (4: 83 00 per ton or 12" cents *per buxhd. ' "
‘ All Gosl_deliverg¢ by Pntent Weigh Olrtlu
non ~ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ JAM)!» u. wan-man.
31 ED AP pl. ES AND DRIED
MSW” ‘3‘.”l9’».wu. noon, 11.. a 00-
KELLER‘S ansz'rom is the place
" toll" ‘flflm‘n' ufini'li'd Flown-11.
FINE “eONIDjMENTs '.v I—E x 1" B A
as rumnmusflnw ‘1 how firm; of an.”
OM~uUOlflimmrbnurs ' as am: «10-“ Pm"
_ «$l.O , ~ ....._ - w. 13091213539;
KELLE'Ri’s him STORE in the place
to In! “min; in u. In, at I'M.