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TIIE BLIND ORGANIST OF TRINITY
A TALE FOR TILE 'TARTU:NTH OF FEBRUARY
Qv harp lir.. pt on nil Ow ,f,r.L.l
w.th 11,0;10.
Il • 1.1.. ti• nhm the rh,rd 14,•11; whLL h. tn.mbling, pa.eri
1.1 n , tp.ir 1 ri,ht
ou ask me for a story al,mt St. Valent: e's
fhv. I can remember but one. and that seert
t, me almost too solemn and too tender to beset
to tn,e light music of ordinary words.
Clyde Hepburn was already nearly thirty when
lie became the organist of Trinity Church. I
a little girl at that time, and it is many
since I have seen him, but now, when I ei,,..
eve , . I can see hi , tall figure. his high, whi , -
brow. and his sightless yet wide -I , en et e• A,
di,tinctiy as, opening them. I call see my oh
bor's coasting along the sidewalk opp
with hi• little sled. Ile would have been hand
,..c.me b u t f.m the deep to•mrl,fillnet“
blip•l. wistful eyes. Ilia features were very Leo,.
tiful, but they had that peculiar and ton-hing
m inty which s e em e d to say how very ' •
was against the storms of this evil and troubl.-
some world. Ile wall n Seetehman by birth, but
his parents had brought him to this c-untry when
lie WA , a more coil 1. Ills father died soon ',
and a number ,-1 kind-hearted gentlemen 1,,,,m
-ing interested in the 1 , 1in.1 boy, and leait.a.g
that he poasessed a mlent for nin,ic, s,, wonde:"7 . o
a , di seem almost like Inspiration, 1 , ! , ..(1
cultivated it, that, when I first knew hire. ne wo
considered the best organist in the city, au t .
t Id , to support himself and his n-:w aced
.ecording to the iltin,,At of their simple wish-
The church WA., oppti for morning an
tolling prayer', and the organist was over at boa
post. Pa.sionately fond of music. it was one of
my chief delights to skeal Qonie dark c0r0...r
of the church, and weep. slently unseen..--
I listened to hi. playing. How shall I deser'ha
hi' anthems of for at Chri=tums. or the
tial wtil> that broke , m the solemn stillness of
Lent! Clyde Hepburn Ilk art, and it `T^F
to him in place of shining stare, and waving
grain. and all the beautiful world of nature lA . -
ever sealed from his wistful eyes. At thirty. I
think he had scarcely even regretted that he w
lit lone heron- 1 no•iced fr m my quiet
e.•rner, n youmf girl who ir•e I to steal timidl7 up
the steps of the choir. and, 1.111111, 'ecru rTai
-110 organ, lil‘e one entranced. Sue
ab.ett lJurteen, and she looked, a: , T hare alway
faucled the Blessed Virfrin to hare looked before
the b , rtli of our Saviour—a pur r . M /1 , 10111111 face.
iv ii tt• ha:r siffi.oth;y hark from the
rain an i earnest eyes futi of visions no
o'hor eyes , Ju'. I 11cr figure alone was not
:i•tty It was Very ti it aml angular, suggest
the ...lea ef hunger. She always
wre t plqine , t 0 11'10 0 11r0 ,11 0.. '1 coarse shaw , ,
an 1 a straw h..e.net trimmed with faded ribbon.
I f eta 1 111 - 1 0 1 -1 X ‘rl that the an orphan and
earned n wututy .111 -port by working in a hook
-1.1,1 lerr in th,-
eVI riaine there run idire love or
inrodc, for :yin it wile over she woutd
burry :may, a- it lull N4lt time to wait for
e i•riiyer-. It woo non long before
I hem.) lior would be silent at fir , .
lin I ;den thrilling in it , SWCOIll"..
as if i ti volivrrivry. break raft and
_join
of the rgan. Then
vt and ti.e child, Marti,.
fl. Theefirst lint, hr lieuril her e lie I.liiced a moment as if doubt
iog rein sense of rintt 0:. 1 after that le
seemed =ati•tie.l it }denied with
Ftramn.
IThe night she lingered until all the prayers
were over, and Clyde hal commenceil
again, as the people were leaving ri.urclu. ()nee
Tll.-re, an it were, involuntary. her voice I
in the chant. The congregation left, one after
an•ither, until. save myself, there was no one
it: the hawse hut the organist, the young giri,
the hay whose business it was to lead Clyde
Ilephnrn back forth, and to blow the
It wa. , a summer evening, and prapir
ha i I.een concluded at hair-past six, hut he
I •3N I tn. until the la!-t rays of the sunset boeita
l•• -!etl thr , el7li the stained glas. window , . a
i hi the . -;17'1 , f :1 red ern. , up,,n 111.= pale 1a.4.w.
:la 1 -till Nhtiah u Witrrett onus, the bm-y at t....
w rlted---and I ih-tene I
.1i I, in e half
f
•' 1n I lie
c.1.2 . ••r
• V., Wl'.ll .! s.:lltC.:
11 , •niful uc •• • f tone. " I M very 0 a
Ili. 10:e lam.th'en,l. 1.1 . ,1 hia hand up,m
Mir an.l then with the llahit of Cl:r
no ..thed it d o wn over her fami, :hat he
Mmure to hinu'elf feature,.
'•.\re you hopeful rhild t
work very hard, /1!: I be a long time in winning
• i ye-. I nit thscr-uratted,
until , ' wait very patienly—it would he a b1e...e•1
thing. f-r I've nuthinc to wait fur now. -
el!. then, I will help you. Come herr•
every niL!llt. after prayers f.vor, anti I wiil
teach you muQie. Snort you can sing in
church. 3T1 , 1 then yfflt con leave off workinz.
stiply all the time. voice is NV-1121d , ' •
you will win fame nr-I I , rtune both, ”orn,.. day. -
don't think the chill had ever Inn a,cl
of these : nine wa lenntente•l to he ;vote, hut there
was
it worl-I of pathos in her voice, mar
morel, oh perhaps, some one
/..c , me." Those few word , gave utterance t .
all the need of her woman'.. heart. She missed
nothing but love. Sitting in the lonely attic
her hoarding-11.11 , 5., , he had no mother so
that her very reproof; sounde I like a bless: -.7 . .
no father who ,,
o
culd take pride in her •11,e'
young face. no I,,thy brother t, -Mg to
with her matchless voice. They wore ,
better MT, perhaps., in their lonely grave.,
tt
many of the struggling, toiling living. No n
ter, she had found a friend. Her progress was
wonderful.
Soon the boy at the bellows was released from
the duty of leading the organiskainrough
tie
streets. and it wa- assumed by his grateful pu
pil. It was n , d long before chi , wn , engaged to
sing in church. a. a small salary. it iv trite,
enough to supply her wants. and give her time
f , s constant study. She looked happier now.
Iler thin figure was becoming round and -yin
metricl,, and her eyes wore a look of joy. some
times, which made them almost lommon , .. Site
was learning tt lesson of t ho ug h s h e kn e w
it not. She only knew that her life was happier
than ever bef.,re---that to her heart and mind
her blind ma-ter was fir tvdder and greater than
any other human beinz.. And he—the girl's
frank, guileles ,, companionship was very scree'
to his reserved, but sensitive nature. Ife
before now had benefactors, hut save the poor,
old mother, who wo.lld gladly hove laid down her
life for his sake. he bad never had a friend.
The time came at la-t. when at sixteen, Mar
tha Warren was engaged t. , sing in concert.:.
Iler master was present at the first one. He
could not see how the brightened an her
Madonna face as she turned her even towards
him, or how very beautiful she looked in her sim
ple white dress, with the garland of natural dow
ers about her brow: hut he could hear her match
less voice in an ecstacy of delight, and looking
only at him, she could see how bright a smile
beautified his pale face, whenever a new round
of applause greeted her. For a few weeks she
sang at Sew York, and then she left the city.
The night before her departure, she went to
evening prayers in the Church of the Trinity.
After they were over, she lingered a long time
by her master's side. They sang over and over
old, precious chants which had first brought
them acquainted, and then they stood silent'"
in the sun-set, the red cross, staining the ea-t,
window, making, as it had done two years
fore, it= dim shadow 011 the I ale brow of th ,, ,r
ganist. I T. L. Contfnu , (l.
.-Call at No. 165 Wood street, and en.
amino I r stock of Sort (tuna and Wtvrza CA,
,aived, n large lot of ShanOtal, Celestial, and titlit, elsh+ of
which we will sell low for cash !defines E. Co., 184
Wood street. oet.l.s
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VOLUME XIV.
' F. on CI, Mar Nnwyraper-I'ttilndolphin
Raising Tomatoes, etc.
Plant your need in a box in the house, a few
week: before the late frosts in the spring: pre
pare the ground by mixing an equal quantity of
leached ashes and garden mould; set your box
in a warm sunny place every fair day; as soon
as there is no danger of frost, prepare your soil
by digging holes that will contain at least half a
bushel: fill them with leached ashes and mould,
sprinkling liberally with hen manure till near
the rep; set the plants lbw- foot apart in rows;
water each week with your dirtiest soap-suds;
keep them from trailing by driving a crotchet
on each aide, at each and of the row, and
ia• poles along; as soon as buds for flowers ap
.r, clip the 'ends of barren branches off' half
...v • clip the extreme ends of baring branches
that the sun can ahine clear on the plant at
;•• roots, and you will have fine early tomatoes
Ti•M \TO SAIN'I3.—As soon as your tomatoes are
lily ripe. wash and buil them soft in a preserv
,: kettle; press them through a coarse cloth till
..re is nothing left lint skins and seeds in the
h : boil the liquor down to one half; to every
~art add a teacupful of good vinegar, one pound
f -agar, powdered cinnamon—an excellent sauce
r the sick.
COOKING Ileaks.—Never boil your beans in
waters, it takes away the sweetness .1 the
..ns and makes them unhealthy: they are best
Lei with beef hones; pork hones are very
place your beans and meat over a slow
. keep plenty of water on them, and to every
, dirt of dry beans add two-thirds of a teaspoon
of soda, or half a spoonful of saleratus it
them the taste of fresh shelled beaus, and
.kes them more healthy ; simmer them very
•w-iv so as not to boil th.tn to pieces.
S UTE.— W ash your pumpkins; cut
m !sin chunks; boil then, soft in It large iron
; cover them tight to keep the steam in ;
• e ready a flour barrel without bottom : set up
• f making a leach : pj .. .ur in your boiled pump
. , weigh it dowyCa press out the juice: te.i;
kettles full Into one: then add pared pump
' I, ; boil soft and stir fine, as if twitting apple
'ter: mid spice to your taste; set away in a
...1 rdace. And it will he good the year round.
,i. I i> the very best way to save pumpkins for
Just try it once, and your kitchen wit'
nor more be graced with rings of pumpkins
-tig over poles to dry.
Ci.r. %NI NO RANCID IirTTER row
it -very hot: pare and slice a number of
1....at0e!.; fry them quite brown; take them nut:
n the butter; take it from the tire. and when
r volt will find fresh butter for shortening.
r d also to fry calves in. Any strong grease iir
I can I.e cleansed in the sanitt way.
i an TIME PIE —Take your wheat or rye
area I .'rusts ; pour hot water on them t•, soft..o :
s nuttn. g a:. 1 i;linanlon : a litt'e good
!.,.tter or meat frying=; sweeten and bake in
rusts as apple pies. Ii makes a good pied, an.:
,- ery cheap. L. J. W
IVarrert Pt 18W.
Sow Good Sced
Ili l'nf , inc". , f ,11!!, f...(sd, eul
ir•nn e,rtriencv. Ir. 9 1 , rg, of 1! , :r4,
0.,: anon to purchase some flax 6e,d.
lookel °roan.' rur, i,lerabla befcre pu-chagy,.
the year lore my flax crop WI, on :le
o,o:nt of bad seod. I soor•eo lo lin fin-finz odia•
1 wr.ntwl, c!ean •oed. foe v.h ,11 I 1_ .•r
u-h.!. At tho =rune time. ono ~ t tny
, cored the earns ain..nnt ..f - • .1 •
ur lea , l:ng flat grower., for which he panl t LT:.
1.u , 1,e1. He had thr same amount of
s.)wed it on the same nI/11)Illlt an I, of
- n.ilar quality, :19 I .li , l comae, viz: .•
S l t hen intrre=ted ard dressed. the returo= fr
ea. -12 were RRI -, IIOW , From ini 4e, I 1,1.1 4 , !
bushels, which I sold f sowing. o r
l asltr:—Cjrlfl, ^,le 1r bound-
u rye ,IliFihty, nt 12 et?. perl. 'till
aineuut ill; The other fire Ft-rk.=
twenty bushel= ,f red, sold for crip•hlog.
p e r I.li=ilel ‘ll-e,Sell tAN.
tv Noll pnurt.l., , 1.1 at 10 et. per ;•Iti
whole amount flit. lin'on-: 1. , 'l. •1
•ti - rir , Ty gn.l return fi•r
extra qitarter of R dollar whicii I T•ni.l
neeil. The In-t mentione.l fun of fen!
e.i- witicb wind. linpun.l the - , pire= an•l
t-• il.i rr p.n wit eh it aii n'.•in What we
tit:a =bail we a 1..., reap. anii•rn in agri
re. Th . , heing the ea.', it nr-e , r , l. w , •,h
, Int we , matter in,'•
rth. to ca..t rtl.6niz 1.1., Svc.
then, I.e i•irefoi t• -..n- i •
; . nn R ruok i , v wn ,
h u t on g n o d ground. that it may
t ^tn hundred Gold. Hin , l rew - ,rd , d I•a
,• u r care an I trouble. II K. F.
RE,T CsTrl.}: RArSF.R.—
thiq ,mantra
F of Champagne, Illinois. A hie
~f Knickerr , cker
r ,p er i a ti ons of the fine.t w,•
e saw- were brought to this city last Salur:a)
the Central Railroad. l'h..re were shirt'-r
1, with an average weight of two thongs
hundred pounds. They sold for ten cent
and live weight, which is el,ml to
..y we-e grown by li. F. of Champagn
1. 'nniFi, who has one hun , lrod brad ~ f the
w• ght ctill to bring to market. Mr.
Ilurri
e. of the largest stock farmers in the we , Id
- farm contains four thousand acres lle
ge-ps usually about 500 hundred heal of chit:,
Ate) head of hogs. About the tir , :t of May 1,
the cattle on the prairie, and they graze
or Jer the control of mounted herdsmen, who pen
at night By the first of autumn his her 1,,
a •• O the wide range of rich prairie, reach the eh
, t of bovine perfection, and a tore
it cannot be ft,und. Thr,,ozh tilt , winter
, ••ouded fur spring sale ire F.1.11-ted, requir ng
,or/ bushels of c. , rn t fee.l a go.l
...I' . winter of 184S-'49 this gentleman stall-fed
cattle. and bought :,6,000 imshel• rn
In the year 1K.,3 Mr. Ilarri , ferl and 5.,1•1 a huh
head of beese.,. their average Nke:ght Has
pounds. These were the extraordinary Lai
..ch took the premium at the World's Fair at
`C ., •sv York. The average of cattle herds usually
marketed will not exceed 1.500 pounds gross.
riEM ET ER Y MARBLE WORKS
m AMIENS' LAWTON. wric M 4KBLE Ilevnv,N
LIBERTY ntrert, to.low WAvlw. mh2l:ly
0T IC E—TO TILE TA X ABLES UI" i'll E
J. I ENTII WARD—The Cuunty Cocomineinneri
time the •n,l Ward frum Mn r.•!,
Dun t , May I.A.h. ROBERT THOMPSON,
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.tviong, tin t .tor of rottiog is in,
Dwogsrreotypen. Piet orrs, of rl,:l,lret, tultso
fsw •roudef in uftber of ti. ulnn rtato , sl styl , A
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) hol. removed from No, IUI \% rod nt. to No. 41 F I rri!
or n4,land door weed of Wood etraet. (d 1.4 oit Build illy - N - 1
wheore ho will keep. in uddition i School, Meehan:eel .hee
relhov.oun and Munk liottx, PA PER end FA NCY
T INS FIRY the popular Mai;-Azineth Palen - , A, A
For eah wholenalu wad reuul. B. T. C. Nit PII(; AN,
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d.. ~.n.•ral bonnew..rk nr chamberwork —• 1;.1 - a Man
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d•lonan—And a Man in Starr, apealo u. lawn. 1111e1111
1.111c11.11. German andarch.
A , An. Wavren—Two or !heat. Oirle tug ('Hake or Clunl.nr
uninla. La the country. Apply at
LA/W[llEll Intolliuoto 0 0111,1..
N.. 14 !MI li, near Alarket at
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Del Nle•ithi and Dipped
2.!•i •• Stxr
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2.00 liege Ntuls.
100 di 4.11 ri•rci
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10 " sto. ',rot for .!0 by
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61ASSES- - 15( ) 11)11..1C7(17)Inlitsso..
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oAS---10) half eliests casf Tree')
1., gale by (ay.!, Join, m, o m l -up
rIPH IBA CC()--10f 1 boxes favorite brands for
,sp2) JOHN IMMISM[AD
4j G 0 44 - O._ tapir in
11 ,7 M ora and for vUo IOW 41301 MAN M.I.M.BarEAD
A LEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attprnev and
n r .ry. AgPrlt
for prtkur.ng 16.tay laved- M1:1 , 1 and for ttv•
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Pttlal,rgh. March 2S, c•I! •
AV. FOSTER, N,.tary and Com
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1.6 µ, l ll , lWll,lnl, l lll ll tad prof+ takoTi
for root, I , •1 1 Ina.. in Rt.y the atioTo :ntini• I Otato.,
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WIVIARD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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air ”n] •• • In ItAKEWELI,', 4 BUILDINGS, Grail( 4trt , t.,
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CHARLES W. WINGAIH).
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SAMUEL
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JA NiEIS A. LOW RI E, Atmrney at Law
office Fourth street, Fdtshurgh. b, tw odu and
Cheer) Kn..). thelhly
JOIIN BA II.T()N, Attprney and Counsell,r
at h0.....0, 5 , 554•5 Fifli: ,1I
burgh. J 0.31),
AM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
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enitereen'o Liver) Stub', It , L4
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PITTSBURGH, TUES DAY.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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CUTLERY, TOOLS nr,l V11..111,0i TACK all f
”ffer at tho;
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with I and fancy and .tlk Triinniiise , .
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can't twat in wiirkiiiiin•itilp
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N,Vo to 1,4 k a citatinthiture al th, he to t u
trotter pretotied than i•Ta'r t.. tarthol , 1,1, Irit•IPIS WI I us,
Lairs soul .tarthents solo, h wilt , out , ti.
lie Itlwayi howl a talge 000-ctiaeut lanior
styles of VLSTINO,. CLOTHS, A.c., which
he will wail,. a, °alai oil the sh, rivot
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BUSINESS CARDS
JOIIN LITTLE, Jr.. Acrent. N. 5)1 Li', ( - •.r
It) Lae JI:At toc..it ell the very cit.. ,
th len
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,anti, Criv.e.
WINES. BIN.
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P. ivvar.l. March A Co., Midi rut,: Loath, Cordial,
‘,1.,i I ieha 11a.lidra, Schaai-lee.
Tel le i ' , I - NI/RIES.
Am aiti:ale• .-iiierry, !Ruthortteril's Scotch AI,
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Tab , Jo ! Will Claary Brandi,
C.iiving do !Ab.aalle
liev.wini: F•ert, ',Aina.alio,
Al. e r ,i,,, CL r,-t, : \ locha+.l(l Java,
Nlain, , a l'or, ! 1!!• , :ii,,,, live. islet Mae% Thee.
Ch. 5.,. t, Etivilieli Bron.,a, Cli.a.sie
Chant:•ainia.,l 1 iiiii.a!• I ilasana Cigar., of
I ear•iii, brand..
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7 -.!..•thea! with all other Nil i,li, c.a.:writ-1 with itai hush
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Woolen,
IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
A - ITII BAD Si, i HT.—LW-ion ,olfe-ring from End Sight,
an I.loCay, 14 , 1 u. , `,
or
,iehr. 011141, W. , 11il d 101 l upon 1,. tl. L. SHAW.
PRACTICAL ICI A.N. wh-r , may rrly upon puttiiig
1.,,•1.1/i:LlCilly ti JUT WANTS I).F
1111. I.: Y . 16 Fifth xtr..4l,..ppmitc A. A.Mu./ICS,
P E —Td•-xropr., Tbrrnr,faotorrx, and ovrry
Hrtr rpyrta.dtaz to the Qpticiau trade, kept and repaired
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In, [led la old Frames.
VS_ A”y arlei- tippr., , l 111, etellangrd far of ex
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TY'RE undez,igned
th.• .If denlerb tuvi r , ailmoq, to
etru,l s LINC PAINT: 4 . gr ,, und b it new
fth 1 free freui the ,bjctiJuo litrltert., molt
T ••• —lndo more far , -rally known, and we incite
the .yt- • them. We In/MOW titre
: ut.,gue Co.'" " Lour , In oil of forei,m
• ol o I •Ut ;rile,' all ..i the various tmods of Amor wan.
WIJ ..,11 I urchi.• article that can 1, relied on
, ; sure of gettit.g it of OR.
NV, et. , lnt,, to our brand of 'hunch Zinc, without
h nOOO ; and all purdiagod of it with thin
gm-Li - ant, to .rieil., if found to be adulterated.
HALL et CORN ELL,
Office, 153 Mahlon Lane. Note York.
ISA 1 Ali DICHXY A CO..
N... 00 Water street,
THE 11(11`E --
COAL COMPANY having re
x. .. t wift h 0.. w tran,i—rting coal to CilAcita
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; • , hiro in atating that their
r. Inptis ii.d.lurv.l by .1. baton Jane, Agent
f ok•1 nt:sns ELL.
Agent of 11.. y, Coal Company, Cir.cliknati.
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NUMBER 164.
MISCELLANEOUS
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL ,
FOR TILE RAPID CURE. OF COUGIIS COLDS, 'HOARSE.
NESS, BRONCHITIS. WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP,
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
..- - 9 - .. Tins lisirrnr is offered to the com-
,
munity with the confidence we feel In
'‘a.
... k an artiole which seldom (alb, to reel
..,: 4S.- A L ize the happiest effects that can bode.
/ Op. - sired. So wide is the field of Its use
. fulness, and as numerous the cases of
= - - - I.i -- its cures, that almost every section of
•Ai -Ile r ,:. the country abound', in persons, pub.
a l. `? • tidy known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate die
eases of tb,,, , lunge, by Its nee. When onre,tried, its supir
rerity over every ether medicine of its kind, is too apparent
to esTets- observation, and where its virtues are known, the
boblie no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the
di.ftressing std dangerous affections of the pulmonary or
gans, ivli,h at e incident to our climate.
Not lo ti,; ha , caned louder for the earnest inquiry of medi
cal men, than the alarming prevalence and fatality of con
sumptive complaints, nor has any one class of diseases had
to-re of their investigatione and care list as yet no ado-
quate remedy hes been provided..tn which the public could
depend for protection from attacks upon the respiratory or
until tile Intrtsluction of the CHERRY PECPORAL.
This article is the product of a long, laborious. and, I believe,
succeesful endeavor to furnish the community with such a
remedy. Of this lea statement the American people are now
thenuteli tsprepared to judge, mud I appeal with confidence to
their decision. If there is any dependence to be placed in
what men of every Chiae and station certify it has done for
them; if we fan trust our own senses, when we see dangerous
tuleetions of the throat and lungs yield to It; If we can depend
on the assurance of intelligent Physicians who make it their
business to know—in short, if there is any reliance upon any
thing. then It is irrefotalfly proven that this medicine does re
lieve and .1.54 ore the class of diseases it is designed for, be
vend any and all others that are known to mankindi If this be
true, it canto it be ton freely published, nor too widely known.
The afflicted should know it. A remedy that cares le price
less to them. Parente should know it, their children are
priceless to them. All should know it, for health can be
priced to no one. Not only should ft be circulated here, bat
everywhere, not only in this country, but In all countries.
How faithfully we have acted on this conviction, Is shown in
the fact that already this article lute made the circles of the
globe. The sun never is-ts on its limits. No continent le
without it, soil trot few people. Although not In so general
use in other nations us in this, It le employed by the more
intelligent la almost all civilized countries. It le oaten
ei vt ly employed in both Amerlca,—ln Europe, Asla, Africa,
Auf.traliit and the farsiff islands of the sea. Life is as dear
to its pos.stsors there as hero, and they grasp at a valuable
remdy' with even more avidity. Unlike moat preparations
of its kind. it is an expensive composition of costly material.
Si ill it is afforded to the public at a reasouably low price, and
what is of vastly more Importance to thorn, its quality Is
never suffered to decline front its original standard of excel
lence. Every bottle of this medicine, now manufactured, is
WI gorel ao ever has been made heretofore or BS we are Ca
pable fit' making. No toil nr coat Is spar ed, In maintaining
It In the best perfection which it is possible to produce.
Hence the patient who procures the genuine Conway Pat ,
TOILAL, can rely on having so good an article as hues ever been
had by thol , who acetify to Its cores.
Ii; pitreniug this course, I. have the hope of doing some
good in the world, as well as the satisfaction of believing
that much has been done already.
/re Prepared by J. C. AIRR, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, 1.,0w-X , l
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Sold by .IVii. , ~ at wholesale and re
tail, by ever* to h, and by all Dealers
,
eve r,rywhe aplflind&w
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-V-ERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
I.E—On the Cleveland and Yittaburgh Railroad,
f+rty relies ledow Pittsburgh.
We have received from the owners a commission to offer
the foilo.viott valuable property for sale, suitableln private
req•lences. farmers. gardeners or manufacturers. • This IWO
y ',rented in one of the healthiest sections of the Ohlo
river, and r..e.4ists of over WO acres; the Cleveland and
Pit t,lair- , 1 passing through It . Lots No. 4,5, 11. 7,
1.., 11 sari 12, command a view of the Ohio river for flue
, .
It. wary in !dz.. from 38 to 72 acres. The Rail
r-a.l j• 1,• Inal:111C hr , ugh Into Sop. 4. b, b, 7 8 and 9, all
whichwith aOll unqmpa ' mod for rich
: cn..llrnt land f,r gardening porpotwa; the elde-hill for
frnit vinewards nr patinarag, Lola Sea. 10, 11, 12 and
.arc front 71 150 aere, and are fine wheat lands, stir-
by n,ne d'io. Lets N ,- ns. 1. 2 and 3 vary In else
r, :hr area, and ar , • meadow , earl side-hill. No. 14,
!:: Arr., i• iii Heaver manly, Fa ,. and fAtnetoosv,
oreek-Ina;..ru an•l wnle-blll, with timber, coal and tire-clay in
alqp.“l.,n -,•. 1.•; ,•..r.mitting 22 acres, is In Hancock
v VirQinla_ prin, ipally bwtt,ro land. on which is a cam
fortal.... b0n. , .• All of these parreln of land have
„;, j ..,.t ...v . ... 0 lots Non. 1. 2,11 and lh;
' • •• r nn•l water. No. 17 in an inland in the
,own lln ., Inland, and c.lntaining about 13 acres.
r. I.bn 11,, , r, En .r.. deceased, by his last
r. I t..ctatn-nt. ro,reed not of lot No. 4 a fly° . acre lot,
te.l n C•end•lary bnil.ting, which, together
.n . nvandlne to !..:',,(4)0. an• in the hands of true
' y the 1. ~ zndature of (thin. for school
..f ,tti,:y to all nelsons raising families
t• t t ..w .•11..r...1 for sole ma body or as laid
. col c,-. tcrins. Persons wishing homes
• o h. -filthy locality, and schools
with thr conveniences of travel by
.: t • cull on us before purchasing
a.: ion call on or address ?
BLIK FLY RICHEY
Estate Brokers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
rr I W EST.—We have Agents in the foi
l_ v. in the Were country. viz • Dubuque,
1 .
i. Ditesport. rmincil Bluffs, Mims City,
r-' Prs Ihrtne3. in lowa. and at St. Fool,
• ~•,• • r,•-• and AL/snow - 4 in Minnesota, and are
r,I 7 •••7 I•oid. in till the land districts in that
Ts-, • —to limns.. and sell lands nn
• ”, r , ma moneys by draft on New York
••• ere ieliable men, of long residence
• 1.,. ~ the West have espo•rlenced and reliable
s•i•11 t! - - rnmi.-y. and have given us entire satisfac
, ••,, I. tracts them, loeeted sines last tall Over
.!.11t:14 I , such far $2,50 an acre, cash,
and in fit, y. from this will sell for SIU au acre. We will
t :le 1 , team , the i Cy, etment lu twelve months,
eh• ~ • . r• te nny of ,tar customers who May
A IN VIA itil lueations, or who may wish to
lILAKELY +lt RICHEY,
Real Estate Brokers,
Fee -nthrind Smithfleld eta., Pittsb'h,
11 HS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR
r.ESTOKER—An Unfailing Restorer and Preserver of
I I.tir and Sight—The (lair and Whisker,,, however grey,
coo Ted to and proeervetl in their Original Life Color I
Ey Ice ne , e. Wig.. .i 4 peadaeles and Orey Hairs will soon be
. 3. 71t t. Thin plea...tot and valuable preparation boo
11.0.1 for many year• by hundreds of the most dietin
g...he,' and wealthy ihl/11IIN of the land, who had previously
rt., h:! • iie !mei rums of the day without success.
IT .11ft.•rent from other preparation, for the hair,
a!, h are coipo.ted of deleterious articles, such no lead,
... eopperti.e, and oil of vitriol, which
ayl c..cAtio• the hair to grow on the palms of the
idois. I et ahah, in reality, either greatly injure the health
m e era them. or send them to an untimely grave.
The natal with the Zylotialsarunm, not only
th.• hair. lot inclines It to curl, giving It a soft,
glos.y apis-arrince.
The lle.itorer will strengthen and preserve the eight, and
1,11,1 ( 1 and prevent dirtiness, head-aches, scurf, dandruff,
e.•ald-had. or any eruption of the skin, and all unnatural
isTspirrition of the heal. When once restored, by applying
it a h-ve t1,11(11 at intervals of three months, you will not have
hair. if nm should attain the age of one hundred
When u-vet for baldnees, you must take off your wig.
scratch. idled anything which will cause a return of
th.• I n...miible perspiration of the head.
lt 15 F 1 certain cure for Catarrh In the Ilead.
roll only by JOS. FLEMTNO,
Corner Market street and Diamond.
Afil.S. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD S HA
11 eitEssrso flit ZYLOBALEIAIIUM.—This Balsam
e iIl I.• Irani. ~n trial, to be a most delightful and valuable
t-r the hair, and an indispensable article for the
ill,. It ts easily applied. and will not stain the finest lin
en. it not .nly cleanses the hair and skin, but causes the
hair to murb and disposes it, however harsh and coarse, to re.
main in any rh,ired position or form. By its use the hair
1 , ,,(111.1, soft and and obtains that glossy and natural
appearan , sn miteh desired.
It will remove and prevent scurf, dandruff, and all unnate
ural perspiration of the head, and by Its invigorating action
ni the 'dun and the roots of the hair, will prevent the hair
fl .111 -lit, and In a short time, when used with the
ise..b.r,•r, when the Isthincets is not hereditary, restore the
hair It will also remove neuralgic pains, inflammation and
pine cut., burns. bruises, bites or stings of insects, ac.
Nb.thers will Ilml Mrs. 8. A. Allon's Zylobaltuunum a au
pertor dressing foi children's hair. After having given It a
very one is certain to recommend it. It la the best
and cheapest article of the kind now offered to the public,
It i. put op in large tattles, 31 , ,4 cents each. Agents supplied
et Ilio uledesale price.
For sale only 1 7 JOS. FLEMIIiG,
silo ikirner of Market at. and the Diamond.
OFFICE: OFprrrsauedu GAS CO.
April 4, 1856.
j_ )I2OPOSALS FOR MATERIALS.—Sea ed
propiicals Will Fe received by the Pittsburgh One Coal
, i• .V et their Unice on Smithfiel street. until Wednesday,
t h. at 3 o'clock. P. M., for furnishing the follow
ing Illtiterl:tlS, :
Eau Perch., of ;4 00,1 :Mt rubble walling atone,—per porch.
Gaol hard, well burned, stock bricks, each to mea
t:ll, 4 1 ,.. by 9 and '2 1 4 inches thick—per M.
Cilllll.lloll Fi re 'trick, the sante aim as above—per 51.
clean p river Sarni—per buohul.
;:tiperti , rti let of slate I:l,fing, each slate to MOO,
sore I -.1.y :In incite., and , 4 i111:11 thick—per square.
A primp. , -al. f .r
.:tie; Ms. of)Ii-reilaneons iron Castings -tl lb.
•• ~r l'a,t I r.m various
V, 11:14 I
•• lloder Plate,
_ .
Th•• NO: Kllli,rt R. the 1111,1 Approval
th- Eazlneer of the , ompany. mei ddirenal at the workx
h tam, and in snob waintdies as he may direct.
ravueade de made gat ..Atlttlatas one month after del
w int in•r . i m, t. , 114. - a lamed until the complet
I..tt ter:, for ra-ting= wet pipe., %rill he fernighed by
lit t• met wir i!lr “r Matti. that May be n1111;1,1
et,,t ; ‘,. ;,, • he ttut t,,,,,,ts, trill be furnished by the Engineer
th,
l Eng„ Prosi.
.!•1 {•..111;, , et,„„,
firirkt
Bar I r..!.. . a.- 1,115 may In'.
J.011.:S 'flI1)111 , 1 Enain..er.
Coil 1;IIS COLDS CURED by the use
ni. ATED Col , lll 6 . 1 - 1:1:1'. Let
i• . • Cl', le.! pr 0 , 11 -, a bottle of it. Nice
• of an old man who tried it;
xi .) ,1 MI N-1 . ). is may certify that being afflict
a• ;. ' L',.tigh, I bought a bottle of Morgan's
r .1,1 ani hippy to Nay. after using it, my cough
! I am roe to promonu, your Cough
e r r Ow ',l...twine I have over used. No family
,h old be 0 ,1!,..,it Ili, valuably medicine.
DA% II) MelitilihlßTS, Allegheny.
r It
,oloaalf. and retail, by Joll_ll
PG Jr.. I r"Triet.a . , No. 135 Wood street, Pitta
bu, fehli
ANT 11 1 9 1 1 I P y E J N nae . ph T G h n i l s ott ex h ,
pl I Ito. I,..luitar TO , l'en. is rapidly gaining favor with
th.• a ulnf and is now more in demand than ally
p... 1 • ••r city. It is us.4l LI both of the large
r.urn,rcial Colleges, and preferred to any hitherto intro-
I i.o.e eontrartei for the manufacture of n large and regv
„ yof thlye Yens, and von ready to fill orders for any
an pi,t. IV. S. HAVEN, Stationer,
1,...T2 Market at., corner Sceood.
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M:IMg
,C,( X) I,I:S. — TRU:STE VERMILLION in
tor nud fur Nilo b
FLEXING BROB.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
AGREED ON BY THE PITTSBURGH P 1
Oco square, one Innertion
Do. each additional Insertion
Do. one week.
Do. twb weeks
Do. three weeks
Do. ono month
CHANGTALLY AT PLEASUILE:
00 0 square, Per annum. (exclusive of the paper,) 25 00
Marriage notices, 50 C.eat.N; Death notices, 25 cents.
MOSES F. EATON.
AGENT Eon Tnr.
•
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Denier in every variety of MECHANICAL AND
OTHER PATENTS. itffice and Exhibition Room, No. 135
FIRST STREET, near Wood, Pittatinrith,
orders for Patented Artielen of every denertptlon
promptlyettended to.
AGENTS WANTED.
This invention is intruded for nse where it is desired to Im
part a tine, smooth, and glosey surface to the wood; but it is
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The novelty coneiot.s In placing the cutting chisel, or bit, in
front of the wedge, Instead of behind, ne la common planes;
also
,In applying a metallic month-piece to the face of the
plane s is front of the ebbed, which mouth piece serves as the
rest for the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
But the month piece is so close to the edge of the bit an to
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the wood In
the least degree. Indeed, we have seen the implement ap
plied. to the planing of wood against the grain, and trans.
comely to the grain, leaving the wool perfectly smooth. So
perfect is the operation of this luetrunieut, that it may be ap
plied to the planing of veneetw--with entire success—is
thing which cannot sandy be done by the common . plane.
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth piece, bit, and
wedge, affords a complete and tirm bearing for 'the bit
throughout Its whole length, and dispesise4, under all th
eism stances, with the me of a cap or double bit.
This is a very simple and effective improvement, destined,
we have no doubt, to find its way into every carpenter's shop
in the land. bio teal chest is complete without it. The In
ventor is Wm. O. Hopper, of Pittsbrtruh, Pa,and his patent
bean date January in. 1885.
air MOSES F. EATON, No. 80 Fourth street, Agent for
the patentee.
ML M. 8. RATCM—Sir: We are Cabinet-makers, and
have used Roppees Patent Veneer Plane, and we can recom
mend it to all our fellow workmen as far superior to the old
mode of scraping. A num can plane an mach veneering In
one hour with this plane as he could scrape In the old way
in-a day.; and with greater 'mule; for any Mau that hms used
the scraper knows that it cramps the hand, and will burn
and blister the fingers. Wo would not do without those
Planea if they coat three times the money they do. We have
also need his Patent Jack and Fore Plane, and consider it
superior to the old cap bite. Yuu can plane against the
grain of the wood as well as with it.
Years, do, JOHN N. BOICE,
W3l. LEWIS,
ANTHONY LEFFER,
PETER LEFFFiI, Foreman,
G. C. LIOLLIEDY,
JACOB SCIIOWOELD,
S. F. DOLCE,
Employed at T. B. Young & Co.'s, Cabinet Factory.
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ft win or IFOrIPAREIL, 08 WO
Do. two months...
Do. time months
Do. four months..
Do. six months....
be. one year
ding Card, six lines or less, per annum
[ From the New York Scientifii American.]
Patent Finislang
PrrraMon, Jewmay 3d, 18i6
Tssrusoarr.—The following letter fromklov. Johnston is
good testimony In behalf of Leeds' Furnaces and Iltaters.
They bandsh far the beet mode of beating dwellings, church.
and other public buildings that is now to use, according to
the opinion of many good Judges who base examined them.
Here is Mr. Johnston's opinion :
PITTSBURGH, December 27, 1855
MR. MOSES F. EATON :—Dear Sir—lt affords me
pleasure to be enabled to state, after a thorough trial
of Mr. Jos. Leeds' tabula: Furnace or Heater, that
it fully answers the purpose of supplying my dwel
ling with a pleasant and properly warmed air. I
cheerfully recommend it. Yours,
WM. F. JOIINSTON.
PITTSBURGH MATCH WORKS, NO. 34
CLAY ALLEY.—JORIIIS, EELS & CO. having se
cured the EXCLUSIVE SIGHT to use the
"MATCHLESS MATCH MACHINE"
In Allegheny County, are making preparations to SUPPLY
THE TRADE WITH MATCHES, warranted to be as good
an any ever brought to this market.
Oman, No. SO VOUATII street.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AI , TEII MONDAY, 24th inst., P. , ,,:riger Trains
ill run daily, except Sunday, as lb
Leaved Pittsburgh fur Cre,tbne at 7!..4 A. M. nn.l 3 P. M.
. . .
Creatlinefor Ilttstotirgli 12.5 n P. M.
_ .
These Trains make clue. con noctioini at OIL EST LINE with
Trains for COT,IIMBUS, DAYTON. CINCINNATI,
FONTAINE, INDIANAPOLIS. CHICAGO, SAINT LOCIS,
an.l all points on- road, extending and South-west
through OHIO, INDIANA and.] LLI NOIS.
A. M. Train from lAttsburgh connects at Manafield
with Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark &ad, for
SANDUSKY, TOLEIX) and CHICAGO; also. cl. ea mumd
tious aro mash, at Allianeo with Trains on Cleveland and
Pitteburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
. _ .
THROUGH TICKET:, are Fold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefoutaine,
Chicago, Rock Island, lowa City. Dunlieth, Milwaukie,
Cairo, Springlield.lll., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
cipal cities in the West.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 1 1 4, P. M. Leaves
Pittsburgh for New Brighton: et 9;(., A. M. and P. M.
ca For tickets and farther inform:Rio. apply to J. 0.
CURRY, at the corner office, under the Monongahela lions,,,
or at the Federal street Station, to GEO. PARKIN, Ticket
Agent. Ltab22l J. H. MOORE Sup't.
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad.
CINCINNATI PASSENGERS will please
Inky notice that the advertisement of a Rival. Route,
suiting that the 8 o'clock A. )1. train of the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Railroad is the only ono which makes connection at
Crest' ine. This is Incorrect, and calculated to deceive the
travelling public, as there are two daily trains between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati making close and sure connections,
via BKLLEFONTAIN and DAYTON. No other route makes
ecameetions with the 3 P. 18. train of the Ohio and Peonavi
vanla Railroad. O. It. BROWN, Can't Agent:
P. K NOWLAND, Agt. Pittsburgh. felaat:
NEW BOOKS AT DAVISON'S BOOK
STORE, 116 MARKET, near Fourth street—
Kingsley's Poems; The Angel in the House;
The Panorama—by Whittler;
Do Wetto's HUMID Life, Jr Practical Ethics;
De Wette's Theodore, or the Sceptic's Conversion;
The Heavenly Jerusalem—by Dr. Burns;
Horace and May'°er Unconscious Influence;
History of British India—by Hugh Murray, F. It. S.
Sumner's Recent Speeches and Addresses;
Tilt's Elements of Ilealth—a valuable book for mothers
and the bonny ;
Road's New Pastoral and Molise by the Sea;
The now volume of Foe's Works ;
Child of the Covenant; Wallace's Literary Criticisms;
The Early Choice—a book for Dunghtere;
The Sunbeam Steam—in 1 volume;
Wirislow's Inquirer Directed;
Gardner's Memoirs of Deeply Tried Christians ;
Ilegg's Tales and Poems;
Barnes' Practical Sermons. Way of Salvation, and Notes;
Say's Mornings with Jesnis—a continuation of his Morn
ing and Evening Exercises;
The Six Days of Creation—a valuable Juvenile;
Buck's Theological Dictionary--cheap ed.
Gold and the Gospel. J. S. DAVISON,
ap9 66 Market, near Fourth street.
BOOKS FROM THE SALES AND IM
PORTATIONS.L-The subscriber is now opening hie
late purchases and importations. Prices moderate.
JOHN S. DAVISON,
spit 65 Market, near Fourth street.
kNTEARA.BLE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
—These are entirely new and beautifhlly colored and
illustrated. A great variety oethem. Call (soon at
DAVISON'S BOOK STORE,
65 Market street, near Fourth.
FOR S 4.E.—Two fine building lots in Man
chester, 64 feet front by 124 feet deep, near the land
bought for an extensive iron works.
A farm and mill property in Derry township, Westmore•
land county. 127 acres with good Improvements and in a
fine grain growing part of the country, near Latrobe.
A lovely country residence and 5 or 10 acres of land, on
the Pennsylvania Railroad and adjoining the Swissvale Sta
tion, with every thing to make it desirable as a country and
city residence.
A lot of ground and dwelling house, in East Liberty, 76
feet front and 135 foot deep.
A factory building and lot, in Allegheny city, with engine
boiler and machinery complete, for a cotton batting and
oakum factory. Apply to
apg
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WO MILES.-30 acres of land situate at
about two miles from the city, for sale. The land is
g0..1 and lies well ler country residences,—will be sold alto
gether or in lots to suit purchaser•. Price low and easy ray
!neut. S. CUTHBERT b SON,
sp9 Al Market street.
T IIIRSITFELI)& SON will open on
Thursday. April 10th. new styleft SolrfA end Tien,
of the best Frenrh I . :dle. that arrived b) Lim Atlantic."
lIIRSIIFF,LD Ar. SON ' S.
No. 70 Wood 'dive.
LIKEN CAMBRIC lIDKES.—AfuII w.f. , '
gortneut of Ftiebardon. Munn & Onkn's, Belfast, and
Mai coatis rrenclt Citric Ilandkervhipf,
L. lIIRSIi FF:LD h SON'S.
5159 No. 7U Wood street.
el A NES ANT) ITMBItELL,CS--Of every de
rription at (ATM T.. ITIRSIIITELD A SON.
GI"TON HALF 110. U—Of all rades, of
Hecker & bus Sockory. and John Darcie's English
1.. HIRSH FELD & SON'S,
apq Nn. 70 Wood street.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUAI KATIIARION
is the greatest Beautifier of the age.
WRIOHT'S PizENIMM KATHARION
Renders the Hair soft and glossy.
For sale by KEYS ER, HAFT. SCOTT and SYIJ FRS, at 26
a
e nt augl6
A'r lIARION
stops the 'lair from falling out. and produces a lux
uriant growth.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION
Romans all Dandruff and disease depo-its.
For sale, wholesale, by R. h. SELLERS & CO. [angl6
BACON -15 hhds. shoulders ;
d...
4 do. harm :Yost mrefrerl +d for
(a 1,5) FORSYTH .4 SOOTT.
SUGAR -CURED 11AMS--1 0 tierces just re
reived and for lode I.y ae(Yrf.
QOAP--50 boxes Oleine Sono' just rec d and
for sale by (IPS) FO
ttsrry a sam.
STAR CA
Lfor bb s. To. 1 itist rec'd and
for sale by (spb) PORYTLI h scorr.
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