Bitiplitt *situ*.
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Movements
of rtiitloart Steamers.
, - Ifq ' FROM . 1.11780 PU
-•- :At tifidiew - ... ... . c '-fio. l r • : Weir Terk' Nov 19
--Rliamoi;c4 .. . . Sontbm 'tonlgele York " ' Nov=2o
an g e .....
_:.tivintibt•l -..NOW`YOIe..L.Nor•-31
N'Aumdr loan....:.. l . l r.orptz&L.P.ortland ..... ..',..Nor IT
..itatobiP,: Liver pool.-Boston ----'..Nov 20
.oatedouts........Glargort,:...Nevr, Xork..l..Noir-29
Bavarft. . ... . .69utton'taaNew: Y0rk.r.....De0 .-S
Baltiniora ..........LiVerpool -Now Xork......Dea - S
Nor weaaa . ... ... Llv o r pool.-Portlaimd.,..-4-Bao 4
Scotia.: }JT, . . ... ~.7.4erp00l ...New - York-4-D., S
.'',Bdiabßtir,.........iiirerpAll 4.o(ew, Y0rk......D1S
BoropAi 4...
_lrlet.ffi f Som-Gaaw , w r Nur -Y0rk....: ,
s z 0.0 102 1pu .4.... 8 0aMw. kenNew•JYArk; •
en " --1 ,_•••• . -Liver o o o l,..l4w, York:-
i
Net, Y0r.a..........b00dun !toallow Yo rk .1..!..:... ..--Liv,(0001,00t0m..... ' '
lentoobiliotlun lingraw Y0rk....:-
. oruksik • Boutbii'toolforc To -
illi ;Um filmaok.
latozdti i4.,....--NeleYork -HootbamiltorLDee 111
liibornlac.::::.25111101121."..1.11 --Awn
•,....i.rolleger.:....NOw..YOrk %Tate:viol ..;.Dee 13
b10a.....14...,....New19rkr.14y0rp00l --LNG IS
tnipiroo4.:::..:-.Nliir'YOit -Itierpool .... i.lhe SI
anra....• - '4.: ... New York utbamotol4l••• 121
1 3
rabia 112. . .'...11631bh" '': 241Yirpolt---BrO 24
• alidoniii..' . NoWitorC.4:ll:4 : - .:: -..'' -Dee . 27'
• avaria 4,.....t.:New Xork.:Sort itoptint.Deo, 2T
• tia- .. L 4- :..Nerr York- -Livepoor... .. . Deo 30
oropa :M...Boston .. .. ... 1 41verpoor 4.4-Jan T
T l nit Kiiiiidc 7 niNint Yor k. Glum, ,-.......1au 10
PerFia.2.o.l:-....New York . Liv erpool ....-Jan 14
17
PIORIE PACKING MEWS.
F I.lt
1 ,
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i ; CiainbumseltL. •
Mee. Port hes hetes „taken u^' , ....lii 4 " - "....a. .7 dating
the week lOth' init tliodtilatimneeckant and tofu
' or d'iall . diglhe Mast which Nterer:tufmulated bY.
u m hdlivit, johoes insildmi 2n , Hie etivernment
Alai° of toll 2 Setithbl, , has been Wasted us last
weeklyoubditions, 'sad moire areritowxotaffer
ing old eitie Ipacked,lreikr set, lois thin $ll 50. A
lace of7oo Ala to-day seperiedlksll 30. and oth
ers at $ll 2 4 ,1 ;bern-has beta - lint little new made,
e,is fr. EI '
'Hoer h 46 bad setend da y s. of weather
again-t the* bat nottilthstaniUnsr this fact and
nalisimili, receiPts. thaptices.linve been but
'littlestffeobr Concessions of.ithout2oo per ban
dyed were' te*ie Whericvalds wereimperative, but
linnets day.; • •
The revs!) cf Hots , daring the week and for
the nil win, an • eompsratively for some previous
ousel:m.lm tit tea' in advance slips of di, Price
Current, were as follow - A:
. Total forth' week. .. . .......... ............. -. 32,031
Previously' portetf 501 ins
Ail arnwankie.
-"'""-- — The Hog market opened actively at $3 6503 85,
dis'Aing nn a*, ai„ and rub tegaently dropped to
$5 60®380—a decline of 15020 c from Thursday's
ruling prierg.l btill later. upon • hearing from
Chlceao..psckers.would not pat theerffigures. and
see Tad hurdrir head: weresoldat Chfeago prime.
to lu, delivers to , day.. -2he reoelpur einounted
to 1 542 head, of which 1.035 were dressed.
Prices cw , lure;;Elegsvar:ed from 43 and 45 elm
- bi g with $3 ita ie. an tmtside fture. • The receipts
thus far this season are :
Li ')1 '
_ re 0114 ...,..i—.
Dreamed LioS*..—.
; Braidisom -
The model alioahter house has kept water het
or the past month . Lanier & Me!drum (Alexan
r. 4 . 5 io:ard4eve killed, up-to this time. about
19 0 0 00 hogs 3 ;
Idr. inch is also killing. at the same house. •
I think•that w'si can safely Bay 21,000 hose have
been ilau4thtereg there to date.
C. Eoott & C 0 . ,. are doles an extensive inidneas
in - English meats inch ce Cumberland Middles,
long. boneless Aliddle4-10Zdi Raum. &a. — ourier
of the o ne
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.4112TN0 CLOTHS.
...
The Province:aurae: says the market is dull
....And loWer 411 efollowing are the sales. for the
week: 14.909_pieee5:64a84.,.140,nakh. Monday ; lie
-OW d0' 60x64,-/Wiash. Monday; WM do 64z64,
Wee. cash, 'Mari sy; 5,000 do 60.154 lsX i o, cs..l;
Iht.4dayt 1. ,000' 64 14,18*, cash. first (ma
th 4atarday. T4tal ! 5 %00 mote.
'
7 -I
I . 4ttasbargb.
I
The atesmera ?d , riner, New York and Hastings
wore to leare - Cinbinnati for thispoit on Wednes
day, ,
CinehituatL
'The river kallaw lea 4 bout.three feet since our
: -.
last la ue , with sixTfeet in the chonnel bent* to
LOOLIViIa. 1. ispatches received from • lisahville
Yesterday report norisesin ChunberiaLd II yete--.
:there wairmore stit along the Levee Yesterday.
Yet friight&tre scathe fir .11 poiate, owing to', tht
unrertainty of water.
Cne-hiLf cf the steamer Lebaeon (not the new
Packet)Wit sold itillom. L avid (elba.m yesterday,
at the rate of sB.Loo.ler the entire boat = Capt.-
Joh., Kyle yesterday sold the Florenoe to the Gov
envrt eat fo. k.22,04i
'ilie Silver Moon; from Memphis. was due last
night, and will denial CM i) R tumid at the eVee this
mot tug. 'he bri ~g, 440 bales of comn.—The
Lebanon. f-om liiklophis had am boles of ootein.:
1 n a,:co a dance with the Steamboet Law, it is the
duty of the unie.an A elan pass neer steamers to
cause to be kept a ceyrect let eel al passengers re
ceived tad delivered from clay to da . , not ng the
Place whore received and where *died. width
re Cord theta be opt.* t the I niSpeotors zied officers
of the Customs . t aft ti ~. ea; and in caseof default
thronidi nrg hones il ter deign, the said blaster
phial forfeit °be hur..dres debars which penalty
i h tithe la lieu nponkhe Vessel.' We call a to.:: GOD
of bourn. ato th above facts, feeling that they
are willing to fill they law to the letter, Lik.vreser
rig dit may be. M Ong lialdetnan and Guthrie.
Local inapeo; ea feria-I/Arid have Preli.areda.
neat blank form. in' . er to- faidlitate menthe/at
tuners in the cischer a ofthis ontY.'
•
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' . Lanuavillett
The Fereris falline 'Ffewly at th s .point; with
threo feet tea inehee • water in the canal. e
weather le wane wadi:ol4y, with' innioationTs h
of
rat.
T to Cmnberiard is failingt/owly trith tett inch
ea water ca he eheala art htdurday. •
T b Tenneeset.river y tras m Ih/wet Met aciount.
with f tir-lebt watertafie ohluthet -
W e learn fri.rn .he. New Albany Leiser: that
Cu; t,,,Y. B. bout heal ttrobased the steam er „ Did:.
g attar tit' her bp. ent, : mt paint° ternmiand that be will imMedi- 1
p 1 _
Capt. I autothe'obitit Glitiabir Lastitolts iota the
,E,c.Lon':s mid titan trade, •
' uip - t - J. .11` Forth axa4mmenred twe'lirst-eland
bo• , .e , t :New Aibmiy .for the Louisvine and
liteinpl, tared° --.• :-. 4 , 1 - .....,_. 1.-
,:, ~.; 1. •
tapt, T-.l.;:AreiTir ihorbointly sold les frifer-_
eft il the Ad ntie k iwut loontreeted, Mit sal, let
s n o w t b l it o r -MIS pleb - artier/4 -
..4 - 1
' Th 4 leie - mia° 3 irlitolie oiprltAbled a, Yew
A b 'WY end iszioed - i0 10 ArLouinflii q end I:dem
i his t, Cm, 4;1 -
. .
- - --' it.
The river kere is rising pretty - sahib'. In the
46 bon s, adios at 10 tritt.o AST paterday rr outing.
sweliedettefeet. tillatifiLtnft feet. 34 its
e.
lb ve 1 w water' mark tilt Ddeember.- 11360. , The
te heavy rains have ccossiona t the bra en- awe 1
An thnnyer. It.hasse'readY,risert-enodgh t.
-T. trox• 8 1 M 0 blintetatt8 818Paita very. material;
ere m seven feet in tk - v, channel bet's( en Cairo,
and Me phis. The teem' • hi e is 41good teat- ,
iNrittegv• The Llicois4iver • • is•gwelling slow',
trout Peoria rown. witip,:. : 434 feet in the channel.and clear of,lee. We hive no..lats ‘ newe from the
Min ssippL • • ;
13111311GH PUDTIOritABILIET
,
.. Orriao3' r ran DATLY.Posi.i.
Bectlackn-,-. Wt h
. . riPridaF. Deo. 19th. 1
eraihni few °hinged to no
i Aket,either,tur - regards tithes - cetirettripde. !
t-. lalkir-t4SiVinotiiiiiiititiftohintdrait. Elriveli,
or b 00; Extra. $6 13 655 r Oiteioe,l6 7367 09, • -
, raL-I.le depend* a bitter; sales 4.09(1 bn.
et 65'titt_ .706- •
oats-Sales 4, soobunitela at 600 old,;:tbo now.
in oa t s
- Sales
PO - 1114 , 1,t '5 . 182 25. t . '
t- meiptertl4ltaies 900 SA ; 1441 t: le@g9a.
J - Atm.:wed 4 barrels linltier.' •
; t apt erst.,satoe 250 tatft:91 Th
1 -__Skteleasein=ln fair iifthand:'italos-.
of 26. bbis
1 I.NesrOrleanietsse f m1'6'19144 in'iote 5549p31N
..:‘ _. •Iliatrep.-(-ales 31 Midi 9gbanc/111113tiett
a 7 The Bahl an& Iva lots Nero Heti;
; „pion nnoit Anapest f'34q113. ; ~, ; .
reii 6 to.thte:sk
w. Ft, inlets, 120.
1 . : 91112116 " 11.10ity 133 03thil /3 in moderate re
quiter af mww I -, •
' --- Eallter - ti- Dant 1110 Tall. /20; d
emae
Darn-The market II ekoited oa aceotait aria
'erg lumber of htiaritto"l arinana our Pity.
prioecikonipabat L ,
ftittigo......Balesll3 ttL'Aft oc, ' --
1:• mn3-411 4 1113 t-Inenliveetitest brand Free Oil.
0; e included 65c. Oil Creek; 60p Labricating 35
• Dloyek . CO tap Crude t•Potroleum. ix bunt.
1 in bo3swi /Mk *13 4-!iVt's3 :Bennole. deader
bed. 4 00131ntlion ' • tr •
415i4EY-2141121 NET. •
• I Th.2.lsillottes_wairtimaliktatned ottr
Irratere-2 •Th !ill
Dad t 22
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FRIDAY MORNlNG,:i.Eevisix" -
v'ir - irretistr.
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firons Ow .140. Joseph H. ..Tennard,:Pastor at OK
_ Tenth Burdist Ohara.
Di. Jnonson—Diun 13,n :—I have beenfr n
mina' requested to connect my name 'With coin
zumdations of different kinds of medicine. but
, ftardlv ig the nontico al. out of my appropriate
phut': I have a all cases' declined: 'but with a
gear proof in various'aar:lace. and particly
in my writ &nub, of the usefulness of Dr. hoe r. land's German Bitters. I depart from my usual
course, to express my' full conviction that for
tone debility of the entem, and especially Lir
i
. Complaintt is 7and valuable, proparation.
la some oases it may ail. but usually I doubt not
'brillbe Vary ben (dal to those who suffer from
I..4abare causes. Whirs very reopeetfally
~,, J, 11. IIENNA_Rb I
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&Wag below Coats street. Phila.. Doc. 24th.
. ,
oaths WS q/ ALDERMANWdIEDER. Gee
nosotourn.
Gamurrrows. June 1, 1861.
D .C. M. Junracm— Sir: —lt gave me Pleasure
Yearango.to t . kve you a certificate. testifsi
itise•Gerrean•Bitters had done for me. 1 ram
ow perfectly cared of all those diseases yourediabmprqfessee to cure.vis: Dy:tfai&_Cliron
eand Nervena debilita% disease of e Kia.
to. • The powerful influence it ex apt* Ne dneYr
vous, lion ig et:uprising, • I hade been con-
sulted frequently in reference to your Bitteinaind
without hesitation. have reoommendetlit for the
abovecomplaints, and: in every In
it has
effectually cured. Your malicine. has a !groat
reputation in - Germantown, -Ind is sold in every
Drug 1n - fat - oat , of the Groceiy stores
'here:- If anronethould'question what I sty, let
themcome tp Germantown, and I will prove. to
- theirstitiafirotion,' that the Bitters have cured in
this vicinity more than twenty cases of the above
Incases.
Mea Ataipeetfully, - HARRAH MiiDBR,
-ennta. n Axed. above Rittenhouse. Germantown.
_ --
JUST THE THING FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Will build up the constitution. and give health
tiedmath. . stmoogth to- an overtaaked and diseased
1
Tar TZYTEMONYFROMMEARMY
Da._- Panapstrins August 12. 18.62..-:
C. M. Jsom3ox—Derir .Sr: While in: Vii
; .e, owingo the ;bangs of water, I was taken
w. th a severe
,dharhrea, which seemed incurable.
cud • wh ich ragtag weakened me. When we
.:eH te lle,m-e.,_ , urAClPleated - I . Should haVe to
r ig:L" O'w_el I Rap rimming some of your Bitters in
' 1400 M . ::11. . 1 1•' Pries." he that town, I ipur
g stipply,,,and'on taking it was speedily re
itoredz to-holth.:: The diarrhoea wasquicW
eheehea,:euturggpatienced no return of it A
lituriberof my 0....0 4 , who suffered in the same
anginerlind - ,fro Cause, with whom I
the futtettLjoinpre in this certificate. I
si lli tZfio•rottont tithe seat Of *at withl the Leg
on, and shall certainly` take a 811 144 of the Hit
min my knansack. I would not be withoin it
sits weight is goid. inliti on going into a
- - tuestome region.' - - I- ' -
Yours, truly , A. E. ALTER/TS,
• Company H. Boott Legion.
,VRlf';iim,OX COUFTERFETA.
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BeerLthej.ttie teac h af "O. M. JACK,B4N.'
plize,mtturactf . ec bottler-.
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WO. OEM =ARCH Eirl'ILM.l2llL;
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- .186.m.haTitit:zie. , 46this„ic.,
PI 3 OPAYSTOIO."
ern in the U nite d ,
al'itor sit auggist s and Dealers in every
States. and by •
ier. EIZO. H. SEPSES,
, . . litirsle.
A.- P. ecirwaTim, Pftee
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my24,:ly-deod sileirhimm. ,
-101.Alin> for sale at JOSEPH cog
pita the Diamond and Market street - t
yri. sadi ay* kr
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-Wen mid Jima ...
- 110D - tenu,
TrAN It* , `-lr'E B L E.
NO ALOOROLIO. PREPARATION
7 7 - A PIIRE..-111.01C'-MEDJCINE
DR 11100FLAVPS
011 XL E4RATED
11EINAN BITTERS
NS IL 1113., 'JACKSON, Philade
MU, P. 01916.4
will effectually.' oars
Liver Complaint
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
%route. or Nervous Deltdl!ty, IHsemies
of the Slane* and all Dlamana
Arising from a Diaordored
Liver or fitomanti
ouch
as Condi
_pillion. Inward •
riles. Fullness or
Add oo y d _tithe H tom d a , c
h,
Nausea, Heartburn, Divan
for• Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, hour Fructations, Sink
Ing or Fluttering at the ru, U we Stom
ach, Swimming o. tticuttelau. Homed and
difficult Breathing, /Muttering at the Heart.
Zhoking or suffocating sensations when in a lying
nosturey Diumess of Vision_; Dots or webs bo
• tore tae eight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head. Deficiency of Iltration. Ye].
lowness of the Skin and m, pain
in
the Side. Book Chest. intbs. &o.
Sudden Flushes ofHeat,
Burs
inf in the Flesh, Constant
imaginings of Evil,
and great degree
lion df
t:d imaithrele nrevent Yellow Fever, Billions
. .•eq. CONTAIN
Pl; o ...ikkaptaut., OR au) WRISRYI
'They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nine
saes oat of a bemired- •
Induce" . -. - _.O sale and universal
sopinenj of tioeiliairs German Bitters. (Purely
regetable hosts ofignortintituaoks and unsaru
mlous ventmars, - have opened upon suffer/rut
=inanity the flood gates of Nostrums ill the shape
g poor whisky, vilely compounded with injurious
buts. and christened Tonics. Stomachics and Bit:
ten.
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic
preparations in plethorio -.bottles, and big-bellied
•tesis-under the-niodest appellation of Bitters :
which. instead of curing only aggravates diseases, ad leave the disappointed sufferers in despay,
YOU WANTS° ME THING k , STRENG TR.
EN YOU?
YOU WANT A GOOD APEETITE I
90 YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
STITUTION?
( D4l - ten: O 4..4 . NT ro PE:gz s TVELL t
DO
!VW YOU WANT TO CET RID OP NEE VOUS
DO ,WANTENT''Gr?
Do you want to sleep well?
Do you want a brisk and vlgoirctuJ
,415ading2 _ -
ICL do use
HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
hoes J. Newton Brown, D. D., Edger g' the En
cfroloPedia :of Religion* Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
:heir - ingredients and effects; I yet know of no
sufficient reliant why a man may notteatify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
way aimple Preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in ,regard to Hoof
land's- German Bitter", 'prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson, of this city, because I was prejudiced
Wing. them for many , years, under the impres
don thatthey were chiefly an alcoholic mixture,
/am indebted tq nay friend Robert :Shoemaker,
Bag ~for the removal of this prejudice by proper
eats, and for encouragement to tr 7 them, when
afferingfrom great and long continued debility,
he veal' three bottles of these, Bitters, at the
ilainsak%tlie.preeent. year woe followed by
ant 're of, and restoration to a degree of
mdily and mental vigor which I had not :elt for
ix months before. and had almost depaired of
re
g. I therefore thank God and my friend for
lire ting me to the woof them.
4: NEWTON DROWN.
PECGLADIL.PHIA, June 23. /861.
iPABEID BY
- [Concluded:) - -
•'Well, I forgive you all ; but that broth
er—l must puniel him l"
"Well, come now we must go down.
Have you auldaew music?" •
`"Some, if mamma has packed it. Dos•on
,-now I was only going to bring one dries?
But here is the music."
They descended to the parlor. A flue
toned piano was soon answering to -the
touch of Nelly, and in the music she soon
forgot her previous annoyance. She was
a superior performer, and on the rare in•
strument she surprised even herself. The
husband was not sparing of his compli
ments. But Arthur made no comments,
except to thank her for cue piece he him
self had called for.
Before she slept that night, Nelly wrote
a lopg letter to her mother, telling her of
Amy's pleasant and happy home. "But.
oh, so lonely. I could never live here, I.
am sure) But, Amy, certainly, enjoys it.
I don't believe she needs me a bit. They
are both as contented as two kittens I
shall not stay lyng," ete. All this amused
her mother; for she had no fears for her
practical Amy, when she consigned her to
the keeping of Henry Kingsley.
But weeks passed away, and rill Melly
lingered in her sister's beautiful '• ime.—
She had ceased to be afraid of ow , and
lambs and chickens were bec min: Po ,
with her. She went with her sister to visit
all the tenant houses; conversed with tht
parents, and told the children stories,
until all united in declaring that the 'beau.
tiful city lady was not one bit proud.' The
brother sometimes accompanied them in
their rambles, opening gates, letting down
1 1 bars and carrying parcels; and usually re
turning with:aperfect mountain of flowers.
plucked by the hands of his companions.
With Amy he was al ways gay, laughing and
social, coaxing her into grape-vine tangles
and black berry thickets, after bird's nest,-
or violate; and then, after making merry,
at her plight,taking her in hisgreat, Atrnn t
.arms and placing her on open ground. But
with Neil,. he was always reserved, and
sometimes just a little abrupt. He neVei
sought her society, and if they chanced to
be left alone, he was coldly polite. And
yet there were timesoiohen she was conver
- sing with her brother, in her own charm
ing manner, that she would look up and
find his great, earnesteyes fixed upon her.
and her heart * would thrill like a flower.
with a humming bird in its bosom; and
I then, with one of his abrupt movements
be would turn away, chirping to the ca
nary, or pulling Bounce's ears ; , or, per
haps, he would go and tease sister Am:,
awhile. Mr. Kingsley, the elder, was
proud of his handsome brother, and,
knowing his passionate love of beauty, In
wondered much that he did not seem ,-nor
atlracted to the beautiful Nelly. They
were studiously polite towards each other
But a message came for Nelly, recalling
her home fora sea side.
`'Ohl if you could only go with u e t as ie
the olden tunes, Amy. I declare, Henry,
lam afraid some dreadful punishment
will be inflicted upon you for taking Amy
from us," and tears came in her eyes and
color in her cheek.
"What can it be, little sister? I bert
hed nothing but blessings since I took her,
and, last but not least, has been your own
visit."
"Thank you! And that reminds me of
the way in which your punishment is to
come. I shall be an old maid and come
and live with you, dogs, cats, parrots and
all!"
"What ! on a farm, Nelly, where you
you would be buried alive?"
"Don't, sister, please. I am ashamed
of all those silly speeches. Your home is
a perfect paradise, and I could stay here
with you, Amy, forever, and not be lonely.
And then I did not know of the pleasant
friends you have all around you.'
Arthur seemed to be reading; but the
leaf he was turning trembled in his fingers
perceptibly. Nelly was to go to the cars
the next morning, and toward evening
she went out to see her pets once more.—
She took some bread crumbs and salt; and
made her way to the chicken coop. But
the careful mother had, tucked her large
family away to sleep, and onlygave a spite
•
- ful chir-r-r, as Nelly offered the crumbs.
"That is the way," she said, bitterly.--
"And they will all forget me, as soon as
lam gone." But her heart warmed up
again, as her little white ern rubbing
lambs,
Came running to meet her, rubbing against
ter,-and- eating the salt from the' dish in
hand. "Good bye!" she said, pat
ting their heads. "You tail not forget me,
if all the rest do!" and, turning to go, she
found herself face to face with Arthur
Kingsley.
.' 'it was tho first time he had eier sought
her, and she atoed embarassed and con.
fused.
"Pardon me," he said gently, "if I in
trude - but the dew" IS falling. Here is
your shawl. Will you permit me?" And
he laid the shawl caressingly about her
'Shoulders.' Why did - Nelly feel weak and
faint, for an instant, as those hands lin
gered about the duty they-.were perform-
•'A. ._ .
nd he heard me talking like a baby
to those lambs," she thought, as she t turn.
tljt1:18 07 .
' she took his proffered arm, and they re
turned by a more circuitous route than she
had come. Twilight was deepening into
darkness,- as they stood by the hall door.
But few words had been spoken by either;
but now Arthur said, .while his arm tight
ened on the little , hand, "will you not vis•
it the garden as well its your pets?" Nel
ly looked up. Was he teasing her about
the lambs ? But no';' those eyes were ear
nest
now. She made no reply; she dare
not trust her voice, but walked, as he led,
its alarden chair near thcfout4s. ; -She
ireigladini selected that'aids ;:' for the
tract :this water, as - it fell in the marble
basirti_b _Mse_nall'eneelhat. was becoming
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SELECT, TALE
MARRYING A FARMER.
"And you leave us , to Marro*? Do
you regret it, just a li t he, or we're you jest
ing-when you said you couldetay here for
Amy'S sake? She did not answer. May
I sit by you while I tell youse story ? he
said. She made room-for himly her side,
and he liegan. "I im a liiirrier by birth
and-education. This farm, fall its
braid ncres p belonged to my'Otheri.and
, tether before him. When. r otie father
!lied; it was left to Henry and D 39 etith - an
6.injanCtion- that it should not Panalrom our
bands while we lived. And it is po re
striction, for we both love the. 1314 place
-When Henry brought his city wife here, I
expected to - hear ccrmplaints and repining&
But, bless her loving heart; she has made
US all so happy! She told us nlybur hor
ror of the country, and when you came
you corroborated her testimo. !But I
loved yon, Miss Melly, from t he moment
I saw you, and have been tugging at the
chain ihat: held me ever sinciF
And to day, when iin—came.-
you said wha; you did,
I was tempted to this act. Wilk you come
for my silte—for niy love, Nellyl Be my
own •sweet wife? And be loved as wo
man was never loved be&ire?"-,:, ,
For an instant nothing ,was._ but
the fountain ; and then a little ,nd was
laid softly in his; and she an' ered, in
words so low that no one but a lover could.
have been sure of them, "I will come for
,
your sake !"
As they stood in the hall, Nelly, whis
pered, "Don't tel Henry and Amy now ;
for they will tease me." )
"My pay, then," and he stooped for the
first kiss from the lips of his bellathed-
Arthur followed her to the sea-side where
he had no difficulty in obtaining con- 1
sent of the parents to the man. The:
coming . spring saw Nelly a lovingswife, i n
a dwelling that had , spran g up, , 041 if by
magic, nearly opposite the one pecupi e d
by her sister. And if she reads this et or7
she will laugh, as she recalls heOntat t i
assertion, "I villa, wsysa suss? a ve
‘4F4-
IfElt :"
Herschel V. Johnson on Inter
vention.
-----
The Georgia papers publish an elabor-
ate address. delivered by invitation, be
fore both branches of the State Legisla
ture, by Herschel V. Johnson, on the
condition of the country. Mr. Johnson
has just been chosen Senator to the Con
federate Congress from Georgia. Mr.
Johnson said : -
The past justifies cheering hop?* tor the
i
future.. Considering our ntertifirjty in
numbers and eqipmenta, the pandity of
our means at the beginning of the contest,
and the fact that we are thrown entirely
upon our own resources, being cut off
from supplies through the ordinary chat"-
nets of foreign commerce, it is wonderful
that we have not been overwhelmed. The
old world stand amazed at the success of
our armies. Since the war begin we
have fought more battles and won' more.
victories than were ever crowded ,rithin
the same space of time. The balance of
victories is largely in our favor, the teal of
Ju r people is undiminished, amide cour
age of our soldiery as indomitable as in
the first boar of -enthusiasm, when they
rallied. Pur energies are being etrpngth
ened, our resources multiplied and ?level
oped, and our armaments of everts kind
,augmented, We have no-reason tii ir gitai
"'U R the ccfateit -- 'The* Is ter" eat
but in chains and slavery, no tubmis
aims but in dishonor and degradation.--
It is a truth which we ought to known and
appreciate as necessary to the develop.
went of all our energies and resources,
that we stand alone it. this war. If we sue
ceed, we must do so by our own might,
under the favor of Heaven. We have not
be heartfelt sympathy, nor need we ex
pect the aid of a single nation of the earth.
Ile indulgence of delusive hopei on this
score has done ns injury. It has encouraged
some degree of apathy among the people,
and I presume it is the main reason why
our government, in the beginning, did not
exert its utmost power to create or pro
cure a navy. It was said that France could
net dispense with tobacco l nor England
h cotton, and from this was argued
using of the blockade, recognition and
clo eof the war. I never entertained these
axpactations. It is too gratifying to the
je ous thrones of Europe to see the Union
~ptured and the people cutting each
other's throats. Indeed, I fear, rather
than hope for, the intervention of ? foreign
Dowers. If it should ever come, it will
ne either when we cease to need it, or
when we may be so enfeebled and ex
hatisted as to be compelled to accept on
terms—terms humiliating to ne, but ag
grandizing to them. If it comes, it will
le for their benefit, not ours. Reasons
control the policy of Great Britain. She
does without our cotton because she de•
sires to cripple our monopoly of its pro•
duction, and at the same time encourage
its sufficient growth in some of her own
depentlencies. She may not be able, but
her ministry evidently thinks she can do scr
Hence, tifough her negro . philanthropy is
hollow hearted, yet she will rejoice at the
overthrow of slavery here, because it will
destroy this important branch of our ag
riculture.
Again, she will not provoke war with the
United States, lest. it might re-unite the
North and South for common de
fense. She does not know how wide
and deep is the gulf between the two sec
tions. She wants to make. it wider, deep
er and impassable. Hence she pats:both
sections on the shoulder, professes to sym
pathize with both, and pretends ; to neu
trality, :while she drives an unrestricted
commerce with the North. Norshouldit be
overlookeclthat while she consumes our
cotton, she also receives heavy., exporta
tions of breadetuffs from the grain-grow
ing States of the -Northwest. The annual
export ofthese to Grent Britain , amounts
to many millions. ' Hence, if the_blockade
of oar ports cuts off her supply of cotton,
war with the United. States could, to the
extent of these figures curtail her bread
stuffs. I throw out these suggeations to
show the futility of any-hope from foreign
aid, and the absolute necessity of concen
trating all our elements of strength—
physical, moral and mental—for the
achievement of our independence.
Swallowed a Hole
The other day Charlie, five years old,
found one of those curious bone-rimmed
circles, which the ladies have named
eyelets, and, while playing in the garden,
swallowed it: The family were in the
house, busily engaged on a work of eto
mology, when Charlie ran in. with mouth
wide open, and eyes distended to their ut
most capacity. His mother caught him,
and, trembling with the deep anxiety
which only a mother can feel, inquired :
"What is the matter? What has hap
pened ?"
The urehin, all agape, managed to ar
ticulate
"Water 1"
It was brought him, when, after drink
ing copiously, be exclaimed :
"Oh,_mother, I swallowed a hole!"
! I SivallOwed a i hole?"
.;_ ie t, sr 1
".Yee, mothqriAwallowed a 4 ,-
101 4 ,
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tlon by trying Meat dbleataolee.. Sold
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'AP* Baia, Lnooetorm and Yrotendely. I
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BREWERS AND lALSTERS,
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Pittsburgh. Se ntember 10. 1362.
nissoLuTioN. OF PARTNEMSIEM,
The partnerslifp heretofore existinl:oo.
twee J OB SPENCER. and W. H. OARR ARD
was dissolved on the 20th of Antrim, 1862, W. ,
iL GARR
ness OARthe D b
lateeing authorized to settle up • the
busif erm at the officem the Brew
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SP m ENCER i , &• WRAY. who intend - to have of
and_auperior article of ALE. POR
TES. BRO WN STOUT. The undersigned
will ire thankful to the friends '
of the late firm for
'a continuanee of Ahab . patronage, and Moralise
to make it their aim to give saUdaction to all
mag , purohage from them.
Mr. ROBERT WATSON, of Liberty street. go
long known to the business ootonzunito4 will have
the management of oar business, with the fall ;.!
Control in the Brewers.
Address all orders to SPENCER A MoITAY.- I
Plumate Breweri. Pittsburgh. Pa.
gelf4yd
JOSEPH SPENCER.
JAMES McKAY. -
ATZDZSEaIizia..
Dr.BROWN'SMEEDICAL Irk
and fIUSG/Clil. ODloe.No. 50 . - ..... -1 7.'
Smithfield street. Piftdengh. ----).
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Dr._. BROWN ban old. althea ' ",,
o_f Plummy end hos D osn• l 4 i'.
yractioeforthelast two:Or-al •-,
years. Nis business ha ' •""
oonlinedatrulp toPrivate mai • 4,,,,
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urrizne AND STIUNONR
In need of a medical friend. should not fail to
And out the sure pluck of relict The-Donter h a
rthular gra a duate. and his em ..
paria,,,,.. aa treat.
meat of certain dam ofdbriatte is a sere guar.
antes to the sufhwers of oeuhfr a p gut re
lief by the use of hbi remedies and fog hi,
advie,
DR. lIROWNT4 RBAIRDIRS
nem, fa/ to aura the worat form of Venereal
Dawes. ImPuritico and Scrofulous Affectio
Also all diseases &rimier from a hereditary taint.
which manifesto itself in the form of Wan
aaniaals. And • great many firma of akin dis
eases, the origin of which the patient Is entirety
limorant. To persons so Dr.lirownoffen
hopes of a sure and spo
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Dr. Drown' a remedi for th ug trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit of sauna/
asuctailon, which the young and weak rr bided
often aloe way to. (to their own datruotioLJ ar
tha only rel iab le renicdies known in the oomitrm
— Ottrare ref% and mak, a samas raaoiatios
of byith. •
= 2 411 L
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imattll 121,1180 rif A ralf a/ ha win 'warrant a
ante Ream treats PM% Sleet Gonnorriuna
Monthlyricter% Urethra lArchmrimiremale Weakness
Eittppreachem. D ees of the Joints
Fistula in Mo. Nervous Affooticuls. /Was in the
Back and Nide Irritation of the Bladder, to.
Bother with all of an impure origin.
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Orion wed vfivate Rooms. No. Clo Smithfield
tra... Pittah.....l, p a ,
noIS-dawds
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PAIN by the nee of an apperitna whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery are need. Medi
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ertraoted by nu process, and are ready to testify
all to the safety and painlesaneso of the operation,
whatever has been said by persons interested in
smarting theoontraty. haring no knowledge of my
Drama.
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beet of material in all oases,
R. OUDRY, Dentist.
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n0141,-Le
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DR. DELL% GREEN BOOR,
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7 PA eeariptions in English, adapted for self
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Agent, on receipt of the money.
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JOSIONI Prantum
eorner Market street and Diamond.
Agent for Pittsburgh.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.
THE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN
restored to health in a fe* Weeks, by a very
tumple.rOmedr. afterhavingtrapered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dreiulfall
disease, Coninimptien—os anxious to make known
to his fellow . sufferers the means of care. .I.
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used (free of charge), with the directions , Pen::
paring and using the 80.1110, which they will And a
sere curefor Conaimption, Asthma, Bronchias, &c
The only , object of the , uivertiser in senng the
prescription Ls to benefit the afflicted, andspread
information which he coneives to be invaltiabli,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remeAr,
as it willi cost them nothing. d may Prove a
Waging r.n
Partier,wishing the_preserption wilLplease ad.
dress Rev. Ely 'WA RD A. SN,„
sel9-31i Williamsburg Rings County. N. Y.
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WLI4.JAII BAGALEY,
WHOILESALE GRO C.E RJ
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURG
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murex Mast,
tectormisit
nostoottkoL. corm DAtuct Spociol Partner.
tlionoratTartners.
MEANS & COIFIETN,
alutoeitson to Ilillandless. Means & Co.)
WHO SALE GROCERS,
Oornar Wood and Water Streets, : :
felodi 1 - PPITAIPPRON, PA
5 -
,
ErfitOPEA.IV A.Gt.V.1V4037.
rytuaairAs ' . atimasig, Eunopz4ar
.E. Agent. /15 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa..
is prepared to bring ont or sand back passengers
from or to any part of the old country, either by
steam or sit
.illimpit,okets.,
SIGHT DAArpS FOR SALE. payable in Mai
part of BS rope.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati RB I
road. AIN, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Bailing Packets, and for thallium; of Steamer sail=
Lug
betwoen Now York, Liforpool. Glasgow n and
Galway. T •
fe '
.. . .
WILLIAM CARR & CO.:
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Importers of
warns, BRANDIES, GINS, au.
ALSO.
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE-0141). MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY
1121 Liberty Street,
prrosounasx. PA.
IP YOU 'WANT sons GOOD NEM
A Fruit or prepared I . l inee.Meat. mixed, and
all other kinds of Spines, cooking BrandY or
Wine. New Crank% Lemon . and Citron Pool go to
Haworth & Brothers the Diamond, Where you
will get a new crop of Pruit and lower' than at
any other house in the city. Also a_general and
tuil assortmont of Psunils Groceries, Teaa, Wicas..l
Braudia. 4fand 4,ll ,Afte. : 4lnds Id Foreign aa
Donfdatio •
j'aqa".IIAWO RTECIIRbtftit;
de24 corner Diamond and DiamGakilleY
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S initTa ALL LTz... I
1.00,17 1100 P
oM ca- un. S
Mogelland's Anction. 4
Natf STAND/Ad TOP IttlOpttglii,ow
i tte sifts 1
sor Way at , j . Inv
=OEM
DEAI;.EBB-IN OIL-8
nirossna piliAnts
LOVOR.S, etc-,
. NORZR-ZAISTI corner of
OHIO STREET AND Tas DIAMOND,
'l -- ' • '
ritrislgn Tx NEvai. . 'TRY rt—ra
- n.
prSWEETS INFALLIBLE . LINI2IT.I'IT is
epared from the recipd of Di. Stephen Sweet, of
onnecticut,
,the great bent setter, and has been
used in his practice for the last twenty years with
:the roast aM oniiihingeueoess. iAs Mt extertial reift
edy it is without a nval and' will . alleviate palm:
mord 'sneedilsr than 'SIM other preparation. For
all Rheumatic -said Nervous Olson:lent it.is truly
infallible. and as a cure for Sores, W:ounds '
&train% Bruises. .40., its 'soothing; healing, ant •
„Powerful etrangthemng .properthw.excite theiust
wonder and astonishment of all'who bare erer 1
givenita trial. Over fonr.hundrtd certificates of
rem.sidtable curet it, - erfortned by it Within the last;
trio years , attest ttus rect. , . 1‘ , -,' i• :
„ R. E.. SELT,ERR Jr CO .
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detulyclaweow AgentS frr Pdtsbragh.
AZ. EINSINGTON
ILIL
1 ..X.A.) - V.120 dr .113.1,41., Cis..
i . ..Alasuifasturars 4 4 ~
aroletsestA, lhkillebr I Platei:Hoop, A.
and T Ir9it, .21144 stxmliiii,Wn.us
leo. Sonny &MAU T ancillat.&sr tiar
....- . Iron, suitable for Co Works.
wont, are adjoining the my , E i 4,8 WORE
'ffareiCouse; No.SS zliVetter7istrisiqr aria. l'ir
se Market at.rentiers, BallitlinS.
CURTIS- C'E/TEIINRILETZ.,
Et opiiE E
. IV: D 0.8 B R.-.
SHOP '6 AtArar, tiiitwee n vroed
and
Liberl7
Sireets''PlT PAI
air - cirdenteoliclted and Dreamily attended to.
Ttioluole 'Grobery and7pittTo7l3toro
For -Bare . ._ - '-
wHE AMOCO AND F ES- OF
it Wholesale Grocery atte=lionso, do
ing a good trade on ono of the best blisineas
streets in the oitv. is offered for sale; as the own. ,
era ticulars ad 'giallo errdr' iness to other 'busineetr. For Pother
Par , - t
au'f.tf - LOCK BOX.IB, Pittsburgh - F. 0.
B. SEX.X..Y
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C. /44 FIFTH STRUT, opp4its ilaitissiral
REAL ESTATE AND GENE* AGZSZ
DRAIASILS, 111 ' /
NOTES, BOND& FORTGAHM And
oho tines. i • v.n
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J 01327 FLEECE:Et?,
25 corner Ohio tad Etejomer t w
ALLEGrzeivr ar4
oimade r,
a oru Ortn l eri e
4 aV fralgC4l4
nP atumQ 4°'
C
new atz voz , vlties-itouw AND
model, all skim-for fala b.*
• - BowNa TETT.it.
insoart‘m_so..•=4.-
NEW STOOK' OFBOOTS AND ilinofs
Fifth teeet;
just rawaived Auction. 63
• •HN LF r Agige,arret
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TAO Kr, AND . 1 1LilfiD
_KED --
I 1
of sult; NAM •-• tr, r t
ilat'sdvuroein pro* ",
ittatule SY Kftlativot.
ay. Miliwipaisd.
~;iy
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TO'
'Oki' i v Er .-- ..-
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, idip ,P .X .€9 l ,4 .:.at i x.r.,
:.statism ortrtt k
I .l"Efodest - d I ral'tti-
natione;treat mow t-rand- Ts...- •
disoViergivor..4 „ - '- - .-- -- c - p, /,..,
abase 'and ' mswww_ or -' .' -27,,/,'l'
-Matto= commtinatur 44 - . - -..- -7 " - - ,
, cddatit (07mill:to %k r , ~.,, ~ - z
In `IWR *BAR. tr?r`iifir , ted. DOCare{Se
Di. astrariMPllh es tho Eton of his doll*
nn4_,.__,_.the ismonzi....._.thad /abut, - modest are arbadfullY
itauckand; and ssumult la-mhat , thv yr unmoral'
and for nontimllnation .and: Gomm ari amonz
their wives. proltdsioraons Anton tors. Their
family plonehmshotild.ble othmato tee_p them
iri_loranceitharlEpz do the e Mile :18P.r. BRAN
Srli,llP, (azoaptipummhunr)4loba lferittivq,Prace
Roo might berilpign,l9m among sprig/ masts
'modest 'and P us Ituning born and
rainni. in ifile oB4APrullgefraa anteirrisrans and
who tbmpare socieur Ant. game, sense, &a. tc
dollars and:_oents:- qmytta ontillt. kneietar orillY
rotten. .It4B in.Pliol% 1101/..ValtilVnincraw
-- hulls-and; intarihnur - uret-ta Kull' at
their
.....s. ,ditudtters. and , „ • griswis,...en t el grab feeble
sioirly and bf ofelbato condititin, and •Aplteartince.
.luive_bm restored: to ;health ran& meet by DR,
BRAN/MI/P Widely, many, beforg,and after ,
'Wnumrfairsuisiusb fah haveebeen'sWiodmucia WI sr
ant iiobbalVairiargrt i".: * 2 '___ t., ,P Er tm.
k-a, tra*Bh - le(ta l4 l knits new-4em ored
iles. •
ism pare eota Ishii own. "zhey aro munpoundi
' rowthe eget/We. Kinedtlib: hayndrquall,ina
fallacyof amgroUrnsltretme
4.giheilmilnanunn•
edit ands in:thatch:od the ' veritable • Female die.
,Misseare .treatedlmtli:uirkert a
over Tort* years .0149 en.PeCianne there !p ent irthemeitabof- th the s Obr - tteilland in
the illuited Btatatleadil • '."
4'W:I3%V lvitit a
tidr vital:health anti luipp i 4 ess ' again bloom
UPP =liv - 4talledasiteek. Trifle no'fonrer with
mon
and otiaoka. but comp sinO, ho,cured
Consimutlell and "a"ll • ilf its* kindred &ebb:ma, of
which .co Maw ,antataily 411,zur countries. can
now be re li eved, providhrey attend' to It in
time 'Atli Paribulall den thzurfroy.treatmnt
imprecating a copy of tho cdical A4visor,which
is stivististalb to all ithiattipPW' natty:the ad
vantage -of over, , ftzr Mrs ozninunna and
obse rvstiom'eonsaque* -e httrattnetior skin •
is ***Oath:Wilk nfellflarti:diseliswan who IP
"bit* oanbllbabi t oprobession. as well asrecom.
mended brnpearabie taillsons, publitors, pro
peek= ,of hotels,
• Rit. .. EifEcp4R4 Bpittifteld
=t s treet.'nearlfilstoond street' csite'crantil
"trnittnii nistin of t o . .11.1az strictly at.
o. s.' 4 ,`'i '
....._.z.
,I -, -.lrasalsoll
40174 ' - ,Pai aiTlTla Bog 1521016
CERTIFICA.TER6 ,4*
I hTitra.4.- • --iiirtrOgieTexofftir.
f
Igliiffeigetragi nna e pPrl) -91 gek s il ie a a% ° 0
been 'afflicted withAtvigr. simherisnrinasercr, i'
„Erysipelas forryeare. I havesivieri otis,ov. ral ti
4ourreaular P kydelltailt:bnewl - wi'hib i t ins ben- - '
efit.- / called .on Ihrtor Bran.t.tuv, Isom 6 timp
pa st and has , e taken hi s tuoilci.e which, hew
ever, b all nottitiosed,sli herbs . An - -mow ae well
sa`l ever war Any bereon witlijny 'n see Lim
will please call at 1 Tilo4llAl. DUN/ars.
Refer ar Mr Clay toil,-Dieoond Alley.
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I"BlElikEltir ciuramr 1 zr&T, I ,irsA re
A; biefeliftlicleil i1i136 1- Trai`iii-y - rfn all, cfa. dis
ease dated cßpilanyifbrthimlfor 'Tits. , I have
titled the heist rhymetang„ in the Okl , t gantry awl
in' this' bat Itelown reionreil^ any're- Mit. I was
adrift& to -call on „Dr.l 'Bran trm IsAt. Year and
bawl illazio's ells 6 filftairine the I thoret. ro '4
considers oompletek eurhd. '' For luher
Infonbution plearecall at no. .U.t. C tiritre - t.
.. .44 .....: u}..O*Ris.'BRADLEY.
infilar N)E,
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ILE R 411LCRel ;IT ALLA) R.
,49 Alt.- OurStreet.'
,
siernmilizeti Lob:mime AraDE To o.a.
• DKR CIIRAR LEOR -CASH.
Lir AlfurGi
,R.EtHllsgx-ED .i twat NEW
n I . I .IYORK' -with ii`oholde -stoc k : of CLOTHS.
CAdSj and - . KRIS =Oa' which can bra
`°.
at pricesfenbilow - thei banal rates..
416 Pliroatindueoments pirated to snub buyers
Wig= i
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mint DALM14....."!«-
ItOßT.*'*.A.Lloga r. DeLsss c.
dr cid"
Wholelete GTOoere,--
40 11UNISSION. =MD FORINIRDNia MERCHANTS.
Nater4o4 ProkNotand binzhilantzhearus.
4:1-sirbfe.
TIERNAN itigtigiVtle,
WWllassie land Ret r
ain 'Gricierfii,
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IRON AND NALL,WOiiS.
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