li
-*ears „
=II
rt;E Et)
, t 4Lsrfrom they etimrigg'tn4s and light
e : tbe Beery and speedily transported by
m to auy partofthe Country, therehygiring those I
w We 4 - 11 47 71 1 1 4 11 11.7P7 44011ti
t TiVipg for.precaria44,,kgiorler
.l4o6lW ha : that liohia and- fireihilieties: the
accomplishment of this purpose, we offer the follow
ing collections, comprising the most, beautiful and
Biennials, ani:l"Perenniels;whidh .
',wilt sehtbby'mnil free of 'postage; to any Part of 1
the United States, at ilrefollowing prices :
.....; ~ .23.5TBRSi:, 4r. , • .11 -,
12 ex, fine [ liar.. Tpiir. new Peony wd,‘ ...11 25,
iMitelelited ' ..'- •- -- ' - -. , - 7.7 " 7 ''' -'2 50'
.6 splendid ..'-'', '-' -pedny-percaertion:r..: ... . . ~- 1 .00
'' 6 finest . " " glohe • _ 75
Ilitheatitifal n: i dwrf.!theystintliehn , '"= l -lioo ,
10 splendid . " : .Gitixit Emperor '' • 150
18 , Aribinlid.trii.Rcid's new Quilled' .: ..,-
•,4flueSlaal'Oouble-Cocarditaii • • '
12 extraa - fine var. Pyramidal Bouquet. ~
42 saperior•Vtir.•Quilled -' ' ' ' '
$ beautiful -Nat, new-Ranunealmei,florN---• 75
'4'very'fihe Vitt.. new Iteditehog 40
In additimirta the:gni:Vat up is collection ',or-As
ters which I consider. to lie theJuiest ever sent, out,
It contains 10 Packages of mixed colors of the fol
lowing •• tals.. tria: Tsoffaunt- New ' Pcnny-4 Peony
Perfecti ,q Aida ?rattler/it; •Itilli`rinue',.?- Pom_pone,
I§ a
Gertnad - illet"Renuneules, - Hedge Hog. Reid 's
Improve - , La Supurba, and the beautiful new Aster
SPiendens: Nn one whildelightgytti grow fine flow
erg.* 8. 11 9n1d f u.i lto lend for one of these packages.-
Prreis' ..-3,100. ' - ' . -
WMA.M.S. J 2 finest priin Ealsamu.:_•.. . : St 00
AN STOCKS, 12 slipure new varieties, .
; ,''''.-$ i - 1' Atli' Week large 'flowering' • - " ' I'oo
...: i " ,8 beautiful: new varieties,. Pornetual , ' .
"large flowering 73
~ • ,o,,:rl2neltict. prize, viir.R.Hollyfreeks,' Eng- " -
fish; from Downie, Laird and Laing's - " '
. celebrated collection saved' from prize
'. c .„11.01t - enir._:-.-. .._... .. -" .... : . '.; ...... ::: .r.'• .. -,..• l. 50
:10 Fi nes t, varieties Zarigold...„. ......... .. .... ...„ , 75
6 Newest ;:- Marvel of 'Peril_ '' ' 40
5 Select:- ... „:Nemohpila..-.., .. ...'. ............. :25
12 Distlif' - ' Ornamental Gra55.., ..., 1- 00
12 .: / i. ' , "'''''' '•'" ' ;" •.-Gotirds._ "1 00
8 Beautiful " Phlox Drumiuroudii. ...:. • 75
Finest C. Petunias ' „. ,50
GERMAN nowER, SEEDS, - .12.. Splendi d '
var. Pinks, Carnation • 250
7 12• Splendid varieties Pink-Pleot 250
,1 .'
.„.,.ti Distinct, ..• . ! • Portulaces 45
- -'8 'Finest ' ' ' ' Sweet Peas 40
. f. - - I ;.fitiplandid V.U. Scabio s a large,florr'd.. -:' 50
i •-""6 bxtra fine Snapdragon ,50
.... 1 r' ~ /ItSellseted"."" ' SalbiglOssis - 75
"•, 1 2- Superb. -." Wallflower, double.... 75
• l''' - '" ' &Sup: new " Cciekspoinlis -
tf‘,. i:::_",,Fillitt " ".CaiiiOrligi.g. :
ii;
6 Selected " Climbing plants_•
20 " " " incledingqiervest.
• " Distinct "---Delphinium '
18 Finest, ,-,;' , :r , ,-.. %duelists
-"-,..., • ANTIRRILINUAI MAJCS. '.r.
/Sntini:pure ertite 2 feet
14rilliantricrimeon anti White, afeet. : ''' L,.,....,:
CurpoAhilloides, magnificently striped, 2 feet_
Firlla,-rosY carblitie and white, 2 feet. ' '
irefly, orange-scarlet and ithitec2 feet. '
Roildcs Feux, brilliant scarlet, 2 feet
Striped ' ",i.:::.-..•:::::.'......"....--:;.--"- .
Sk . , k
int/fie;
- 'Land`nnd 'Lain g's finest Fr:' ize ....... -...
• ' ' ' ''l 1 ' ' • "ANAGALIIS, '
aribaldi,a mist beaugfill Vermillion tar, new
spoken 111, mama; % f00t...
4lliea• blue, fine trailer. from N ennui, %foot
' • -- • ' - ALONSOA.
Warssaiiierzi.brightcrimson,fromChili,lit a feet
Granditilora, largo flowered, bright scarlet, 2 ft
BALSAM/
! 4 .lii_iiit prize, from Donie, Laird and Laing,
air Seotland- •
Robt Lstitlish'in . ize, double '
:r ~., ' i Camellia-dower'
Rose flowered
" . " " Miniature .„ -
*''''' , -f" 'Persian pale yellow', sweet scented
good naixerL..... ~....” - 1 " '
Rosg Y f I t OIVE;RED„ Splendid mixed.
Sirotted i oix,beautiful colors mixed.......-....-....,
'.. ' • CANNA. INDICA, '. , -
Red,,friiiii-Indin, 2feet '" ' -"
-
Compacta Flegantissitna; large; relish yellow,
freo,floa'etiug. from South Araierica, 2 feet...
Warseeyticzii, brilliant red, foliage, striped.
'' free& Central America, 3 feet
-, ' `,"-,' t • ' COCKSCOMB;
Finestioize. dwarf habit; large ,combs, very
show.y. Y t ft
Mricrocephala Gigantea; brilliant 'red.
,very
' large handsome heads, from Asia, 1 ft.
Dwarf„%ense, very beautiful % ft- - . -
Tellow, new and fine. V. ft...,. .
New Glaht.'very large brilliant red, Ift ' '
• Spleati Rosen, -a new trench sort, 1,',4 ft
Mixed '-- ' - ' -
White • .
CALCEOLARIA HYBRIDA,
?plan did mixed, saved from a choice coil eetion -
el:o6Mb* all the rich and varied colors of
• 'thus litVoritegreenhonse f10rrer....../.., "
Grandiflora, new large flowered; splendid '
Now Spotted, saved from a splendid collection
of Prize flowers by an eminent German fior.
- ist . ;'eltihmeing all the rich and brilliant col
' oil tvadmarkings peculiar to this beautiful
- arid showy . tripe of ',plants; 1%.11. ...:-,... .....
Shrubliyexed varieties, collected * from a
4 splendid collection Of finest self colored and
epotted torts, These are half hardy peren
',-mnlcand adapted for bedding out in the
opengroundduringsuminetblooming abun
dantly. throughout the season
treibrecous,' extra choice .
CINERAR7E,
Tine mixed
Extra Select, from rrrize flowers only
New Dwarf
.BbrubbyGiant _
Jeanie, laird Lang, of 'Scotland, Price • • 75
The.,yarims undermentioned varieties` produce'
fruitsurgie most .singular and grotesque appear
}rice; and aro very desirable as rapid climbers
cucuraB
Flexitime:lt Snake. Cucumber, 'very handsome:
Olossukarifolius, -Gooseberry-fruited
.Male,pd,to,red-fruited
DELPHINIUM.
Clerdintefalum. deep' bine.
,profuse bloomer,
admirably adapted as edgings for large beds
Klatum, Bee Larkspur
Formosnoi . „ rich blue and whit e, the mosth and
'4otrie matornamentril of the class making,
a granddisplay the first season, if sown' early
Gmndiflernin, dark blue
Ilendersonl, blue and white:very fine
•
Tricalex t new And fine -
Illiatuin Sticetabillis
ainensta, best mixed '
' -Astrum, red Spotted '
•-•• .;Ce.rulenm, beautiful spotted: 1...
Ilibrid-litfvum. - from the best named varieties
DIANTHUS i7IIINENSIs,
India or China Pink, twenty' rare varieties
mixed.....- - •
Alba, fine double-white
Alba Striate, double white. red-striped fine
Heddeatigillleddeiviys, new Japan Pink, a
most valuable =volition from Japan,plants ,
seareeirene foot high, very bushy and coy:- -
- ered wltha profusion of fluivers, which mei',
"Sure nearly three inches in diameter, with
, leoleracdonsisting of rose, crimson and -violet;
some are•delicately marbled. others self-col
ored, Mutable for the conseivatory, bower or
`gardeti.. -
" - DIANTHUS CHIN ENSIS.'
lleddeivigi Hybrids, ff., - pl.. Nova, new hybrid
I..double -lowered. famed ! by hybredising
' Diailthirs - Meadowigt with the double9arden
Pink. It throws up strong flower stalks,
• about 1 1 A ft, in height, the flowers are both
-datiblb Mid Somimloubte, of the same size as •
• the HOdawigi.. - the semi-double.'have the
Xic•lii- , shades and colors, the doubles
. pure colon without shades 25
. 'DIANTHUS
Berlatzta,'Siveet William, miied 05
• :3 d!delvill's auracula'r flowered 10
4.( flonble mixed....,,... ................. . ...... 10
llaidideruittus,,various colors • 05'
.1%.:BIT AND CHOICE 'VARIETIES OF VEGE
'• • •-• , TABLE SEEDS. •
4 include in this list only such as are new and val
uta-ail nut readily obtained.• The most of them
I ye received from the celebrated English - km of
• r At Co., London, and they can be"confid en tl3'
recomuiettilett; ineludinn a few-American :novelties
of great merit. •
• CARTER'S SEET OSYTH -BEET. ,
bradiumaize. good shape. short top. rich deep
"blood led tolor.'; fine flavor, decidedly , the
:best beedin cultivation. I-grem this the past
Jettr•and found it fully equal to the recom
theadation. Per pkg - " 25
• - - HENDERSON'S PINE APPLE DEPT,.
Compact, short top, roots aiiidinm sized and
of adeep erimeon,,good flavor. Per-pkg....„ 10
•-•-" •` - LITTLE-PINIE. C,ABBAGE, ""
Venyeairly. Small, delicate flavor.. ' '
. • ,WHITE JAPA.NESE MRLON. , •
Thiel/ the finest flavored thin - skinned musk =melon yet - introduced. The .seed is 'from
- ...Taman: ( No:lover of this tine
4.41-tdtrY. this variety • Z
= ^ ' WESLEY JONES.
_--,,t.?otathatei'4,Cortiers, Col. Co., N. T
. .
st"R" - R N D 1
0 - 7 g
44z iiiinzIIPACTURE OF ROSEWOOD AND
DLO I.IL D IN G
~ ,,LodEDIG. GLASS AND PICTURE PRAAES.,
, • of every, description,
COB. F AND
,& OALLOHILi;
el
r aiiitajl'atiest (Site prehiptly executed. '
Orderf filled-brZ:#:.I3IIRY,OCK, - :9lvimb , ert - Vg, pa.
Mil
ME
E X T.ll A-..i NADI" CE-lii , V,r3Si TS:—
-LU personisiu t iii - itsj *in, y jele'Ci see s. at 'C',atii " -' l4-J
• logne pricetamminting t0..,' •• " —• ,• ' "S - 1 10
Persons sendiv
slpey , select.:...ppeds at fatal ,
seeds at Cate,- , • .-
lino° prices irtltil in t il inVt e cr ie-e: ' ' '' ' r'• •"'•• 2 k
„Persons sondsng
"logne prices am ounting to-
Persona
,1:30
Persona sending s.l.4,Eiy select S'eeds at" Iliitti;•• •' - ''
lope prices ton muitkrigo 1 i... ,„.i.. .4175
'lrenons sending tk'i'maY Felectsceds.",at - Cata "
done 'tracts aisionnting to:. •"' •....' '' :, ... ,',-1:;:t., '6 60
Personsspn4ing,Slo Ina,' se4ct Seeds at . cater i •
; t logme•Pheek atibunting tO • • - • m - to
These will•be lint op together and -sand to OTIX) ad
dress, or in seperate ttSckagces and mailed_te Th e
A 6_
be d d r es ess irc el . eit l e n h a l i n l d w iii e d s nfo
i tl e '
p r o min itag g u li, llv e i l l e i - h b . ,5 6. 4tir . meoauy
4. ,
og n call attenti on to my
la again , W
The.same,deduction
..vill,l•Pf-coliVie ite• Made : to -40
person ordering,
I.
se l ection of• sterS; in colleetions,"(for a descrikint
•Seer pat :16.) whi'dh I think - is the firma ever o•&red.
I sell the.collection at $1.90, • yet, , ic se l„ t e k i,, eeper _
ately from the Catzaole-' t• arnolillts Ito :1;1,45. Also
Picotee Pinks. Clnertirin. rind. li.lceoirtriti,',tc. •44..".
MY German Stocks," Balsates,. _Punsiee,,Oarattlion,
all eif which have bCen received from the most:chic
brated growers iti En gland,, , Scotland and Germany.
.
and arciof first- conlitY. , , If it-fillet:44 . lm; inconvea ;
itfitfor you tct' m:3 •ke your elan eelectioM by enCros
ing the amount you iredesibaus•of el.itientlibg, and
liberal inanner. .
stating for. that pinpase th a seeds isie required, you
may rest assured that I will make the selections in
the most judicious 00: 1
,
' • PeMons wordings:larger tornitity ot, , Wanting t 6 ,
ad as agent will pleageaddresB me. , • . - . . ~ ,
.• Duroz.thc past two years, our Collections ofFloir•
er Seeds.by mail, haVe -been . sent to almost every
"State in tbii union:and - so far as we liavb learned,
have given universal satisfaction, rind it is our earn
est endeavor to make theseLeoll ections Mot only
second to none. but to make them-superior to those
sent froth any other. establishment in the country.
N. 131" , Partieular attobtiotii , hould be paid to err
ing 7744 Addroo, Toren: . aura!, -end Mate in fult.—
CatalpaikeE will he sent, tri alt applicants- .upon a re
ceipt of. D. three Pent stanap„.. Address. t • ~
• .• * • ''• ' J". WESLEY JONES.
mat2-2M " 'hatliam. 4 Corrito-s,•Col. co:. N.Y'. '
1 00
I''oo
ETt( l .B
iii,t\irST AND SEED WAREHOLTSA,
21 and 23 gook Sixth. Street:'Philadelidair, Pa."
DAVID LANDRETH S: SON, proprietors of Blooms
-date, which contains 'near four 'hundred acres' in
high tilth, devoted to the production of,(I2IIIDEN
SPITS. are now prepared to' supply Conntu Mer
chants. Draggles and all others who deal in Seeds,
with large. or small quantities, by the pound or
bushel; and also in papers made ready for tetailine.
The Estahli4hment represented by Darid,l,and
reth d: Son, Ims been founded nearly three -fourths
of-a century. • ' - "
- 35
2 00 -
75
Ttio - ride,sproad potlltarity, and thodemand.in
ticasinerntn Year to year for-
• I.
tandrelk s Warriinteil Garden Seeds;
is etldence of the high Valtie enteltUineti for them
hy the, p tib lie. • . • •
•Landreth's Garden Seeds are not only favorably
received throughout the liniqe.,but,iire ttshipped to
many foreign ports. Indeed it may-be stated :with
national ,ride that they come-into active 'competi
tion with English Seed mid. British Soil, • -
David Landreth k Son invite all who are not al
ready purchasers of their Garden Seeds, to make e
trial 01 theni—sssnred that they will be found fidly,
eq_nal to their high reputation. ,
Landreth's Rural Register and' Almanac contain
ing catalogue of Ganlen'Seeds with instructions.
furnished gratis. Also—Catalogue of Agricultural
Implements. DAVID LANDRET,H & SON,
aug 12-Iy] Nos. 71 and 25 South 6th t., Phila.
,
FRE-SH, GARDEN SE'E_DS
for' BrA •
GAADYSriItS,;''SfAiitET GARDENERS
AND criigns.
P ITR • QA ( A S • I XO, IS II:, • .f•
- B.IIALL OR•LAROE QUA_NTri'IES, -
by sending alist.afxha.t.they regalre:"
WILL RECEIVE THE SAME• BY RE,TCRN
dF
with the lowest -possible prices a i nne4d. for, cash.
CrOItd.R.GE PAID
BOSTON AND NEW YORE
'Seeds 'pre-paid by mail.:
M. IyATSV,
Old Colony Nurseries,
Plymouth. Mass
agrtrulturat.
r ocitc , ,-81.14.AR EVAP 0 R o it,
'mairefaetured- by Mbruvtut,
Mansfield, Ohio.- , - - I.Ve are willing to guarantee that
from two acres of gooll Cane, a suflietent nutnber of
gallons of , Syrup cap be produced to cover cost pf
AfaChinery. capable of making eighty gallons , of
Syrup per day, which attfty rents per gallon, will
pay for, cost of Mill and , Evaporator m fourdays ; or
whore Pan is wanted for a brick arch, without the
Furnace, in less time. •
COOK'S SYRUPS have been soltlat an average
of sixty cents - a gallon, and none in. market. An
acre of good Cane will prodneo from 2 to .?Alt) gallons
of Syrup.' •
SORGO SEED.—We offer a Superior .Artiele..se
lected by ourselves - . Sprout the seed and roll in'
plaster. - Plant in drills-four feet apart. from North
to &tali. Light soil and Southern exposure pre=
(erred, although not absolutely necessary. un it will,
grow on Foils where many crops would be a failure.
Cultivate as for Corn. -
50
50
100
10
10
25
• • • • - -
Cook's Evaporator has taken the first premium
over all others at two United States Fairs and over
•
thirty State Fairs.
Clark Sorgo Machhae 'Compatay's CANE MILL
and above SEED for sale by
W. G REED. Agent. '
Office—REvostionv Building, Chamb'g, Fa.
437-• The Sorge Lland.:Book sent free to any- pev
son asking for it.
AG R I C ULTU - L - Alt -- IMPLEINIENT
. :• - MANUFACTURERS. '
WILLIAM; L. BOYER A- BRO.,
'Sixth Street and' Germantoivn Avenue, '
a • • ' PKILAORLPHIA, PA., ,
Manufacturers of the
' -Riemiinit Farm Grist Mill - '.. • '
i ..,,, lloasE.Poivxn4 Axn,TnaltsitEas,„ .
Circular SatrMaenineos, Corn ° -
_..
Shellers. Grain FatiB, - _ _
Cultiv,a . t.nrs,
. " Iliiiiiiim
•Flovii, - A; ;. - - : •
and every , vnriety,of apprOved
- . - Agriealtuint Impleinentli. " -
.1-a.k. Semi. /or Cirentar and adriesa 1 " •
WM. L. BO,YER 17 BRO..
.mayl.s-ly • Philiviehlhin. Pa:
Cks
1(1
10
m 0 N, I D
P"A CIFIC , GC4IO
..1 /. '7Cil" guano. 'eontainihg from setienly to eights . ;
percent of PHOSPHATE Oc•LIME'
which has been added, by a ch emical process, ,large
per tentage of actual Ammonia, so fixed that it ean
not' evaporate,,snaking it equal, if. not superior to'
any otheflertilizer. ."
Pamphlets with copies of Analyses , by Dr, Jack-.
son. Mass.., State Assayer, and Dr. Liebig. of Balti
more. and testimonials from scientific Agriculturists,
showing its - value. Cain be obtained from
• J. 0 BAKER, & CO..
SELLING AGENTS,
march 2-Iy. , 84 15 all Street, Now
• •
AMAN Or ,A THOUSAND.-4 -A Con,
Rumptire Circd.—Dß. H. JAMES, a Retired
Physician of great eminence discovered, while in
the „Indies, h certain,cnre fin:Consumption. Asthma,
Bronehitas, CoUghs. ColdS and General Debility.
The remedy was eiseevered- by him when , his only'
child, a darighter, was.givbri up to die. His child
was cured, and is trots , alive and will; Desirous of ,
benefiting his fellow, mortals, bo,will ,send to those
who wish it the recipe, containing full directions t i er
makintx. arid successfully using, this remedy, free,
on receipt of their names, with two Stamps to pay
expenses. There: is not - a sinrao ease of Consump
tion that it does not at once take hold of and
dissipate.. Night sweats,. •peeviehneSs, irritation
of tile 'tierves, failure ofmemory, difficult expector
ation, sharp painsin;:the lungs, sore throat. chilly'
sensations; nausea at the stomach , ;inaction of the
bowels." wasting awn? of the muscles.
if wtiterwill please state the name of the
paper they seen thisadverNsernent in. Address
' • ; XRADDOCK:& •
marp•ly*l 2W North'2dAt.,T hi lad elph
MI
PA-
Bdumiu ml t. ,l l l4ffr A et?i,..!oP G-111:11VE F''
• WALL.PAREN I B a .AND vvrINDOW GUMAiN
PAV&RS
Cor. Fourth and Marirat - Sitc.Phibdelphia. -
Sock - of 4,1N47.,..8..3Y55i4301341311t
iY 01 1101 4DKI: - , rel7-3m,
PAIiNTS OF SOLDIERS Intlie ger.
,; k 6. iirinifoiiiitatc, can fhtnilh •thein - with the
REPO3ITORY I threc nionthcloritets:; su,munthe
for 50 eta. or one year for $l.OO.
sbefb%,;.!
. * -:~,tp
_Apryleui„Tpral f , iPLEMENT
" 1- W - i4Wilo4 i;=4;i4:At(; fits oilers poi )
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND , ;.. •
-• ilAtHlNEßY. , ol".!.itilit-',ETS*'
- I. -T T
tu - ri;
Hoes,Spades. Shovels,
;:„
Ritkes t etc.: , - • '
.•,,
and, Orgss-ilooYs,;
- -
I" , •;f94 1 4 3 A• aP4§ c al l )ct§oPq s, ` ,
• - ,,ollo ; Agrienitnsti.l - 3 wAry
in general.
--• • -
We offer, elm a largo aaritx9ent.ofout o t erk : *an
. nfocture of
- 1.• _, ,
0
rayTutteni '71;6
CHnd,
•' • tOff6e.imiii4iiiii Milt's; • ':" ' •"
-1, • • SurltiMilW ithi'Oro&rs jr -r" • -
Of yiiii('Acts:plitPitil;
• :-.:•••1 I , ” h-• illtotaiSeisper& F;; tE
, • • -ITheet-BE* 1 111,..rEe 4
• • F ET LL 'Ft E
, • of taklncic •siich. as :5
Cou'a orphosaate Vf!Liinc,: , ; ' T; r• .1
• . 'l;cgPxo4nd'4onei • I.
•,POPRTfon-quanognifßpudrettei
IN OURTEETYI)trAIITMENT
t• ;,"••
will
be fOund a, complete selection of theboat kind
HU: ~ ! i •‘:,: . r!
Of Vegetable, Flower • I
• "aiicidrasseeci.4
, • ) d Grain.
raised ' expreally for us by the
. most roliable -
AMERICAN'AND ECtREIGN-GROWERS.
Thor nni•eraitting- tverptiilt reitentiod ' Of
Seed.;meii
,to
•
ers may rely on. tficir fretsNmss 41id pnrity in alt re:
speets. , , ' . • -
We sell in small or large guantitiei to tat; purchall
sets, and Send in smuiP lets .by mail • tn• 'all - parts of
the Vnited States. _ - •
We will forward Prici-Lits and Dw.criptiyaOiron-,
lays to all desiring them., i: .
ALLEN
189, 191 and 193 Muter ,Street, New York
the improved • ' • • -
• CLIPPER MOWING, MACHINE,
with Steel Ftildinirinieitialligand'fwo " 2
• • • . , ; :
. •
R now veadpflir eale. t • ' • •
In nonvernietinv'tlitd 'llihtnmeof diart `this it-
perior eVeaio`iheliliStyle of Alleg lfowerao long'
an *§ °
"It hm liteacally to frame, and neatly all its parti3,
trith the aicept left ;Of 'lhive-Wheels • 'end:Gears; - die
made of Steel or WroughtazuLlilaleableiron.
thus the StrOakest: and lightest '
maAret.: - j mar2-4m
A GRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO'S
CREAY FER'PJLIZERS.
e . PABITLETTE.
This Fertilizer is 'composed' Of night soil and the'
fertilising elements of wino ; combined, ohninicto.l3 l
and mechanically- with other valuable fertilizing
agents and' absorbents. , '
It is reduced to a. pulverulentcondition, ready for
immediate use;•and without loss of its highly nitro
genonsfertilizing properties.
Its universal applicability to all crops and snits,
and its durability and active qualities, aro 'Well'
known-so beall that agrieulturisti can desire ;—, Price, $25 per ' Ton.
CHEMICAL COMPOST.
This Fertilizer is largely composed!of animal mat
ter, such as meat, bone, fish, le4ther, hair and w 091,,
together With',,chemicala and Morgante. fertilizers,
Which decoMpose the mass, and rctaintb - e. nitrogen.
:ous elements. It is thoroughly Impregnated with
urine, - and the thinner portions of night soil.
-It is a reryl valuable fertilizer for ecld crops g etu
orally, and especially for potatoes, and garden purr
poses.
Its excellent qualities,,strongth and cheapness,
have made,it very popular with all who have cheapness
it. Price, .',25 per Ton.
TREE AND FRUIT FERTILIZER.- ' '
It is a highly phosphatic fertiliser, and is particu
larly adapted for the cultiyation of trees„ fruits,.
lawns and flowers. It will prothoto a very vtgorouS'
and healthy growth of f wood and fruit, and, largely
increase the quantity and perfect the maturity of
the fruit: For hot-house and household-plants and
florers, it will be found an indispensable article, to
secure their greatest perfection. It will prevent and
cure diseased conditions of the poach and grape,
and is excellent for grass add lawns.
The formula or method of combining its constitu
ent fertilising ingredients have received the highest
ttP.Proyal of, eminent chemists and scientifieugruml-',
twists. Price. 5.50 per Ton. -, ,
PIIQSP,HATK,F
Agrictatura vh.emicnt('timptiny ruanuftietclie
a-Phosphare of Lithe in accOrdaneb With a new anti
-valuable formula, by which avery superior article
isproduced, so as to be affomledat a less price than
oilier manufacturers charge. Practical tests have.
proved that its value, as a fertilizer, is equal to the •
hest Phosphate of Lime-in-the-market. Price, $45
per Ton. . ; -, -
TERMS CASlL—Cartage and Freig_ht 4 to be paid,
bfthe Parchaser.
AGRICULTURAL CiI_,EMICAL CO'S WORKS,...
AT CANAL. WHARF, ON THE DELAWARE..
• Office, 412,) , ( 4 . Arch Street, PhiladelPhia, PR.. I
R. B. :FITTS, General Agent.
"The' Cordpriny's Pamphlet Circular;' embracing
full direetiOns for fusing the-above Fertilizera. sent'
by rnaillree, when, rco nested. . (mareh 2-3 m.),
-
QORGHO , SYRUP FOR THE WES
k_.7 TERN PART OE , FRA_NKL,EN; COUNTY:—
Extensive preparations will be made tit'the . NV EST
FR A NICI4N NURSERIES; near Ltiudon, for the •
manufacture of Syrups the coming sen.son. As, in
all' bindings operations, NO is Making Syrup, - we
have- found observation and practical expenenco
our best instructor. waving been engaged in this,
buSines4 fcirscteral years, (the last to some extant) l
we, have learned 'Melly important things-,immedi
ately connected with the manufacture of Syrup,
Among other things, we have found comPicto ar
rangements absolutely—necessary to produce Syrup
in.quantity and of. the best quality. To effect this'
we s'hall employ a strong motive poWer, and im
nroVed machinery for -crushing und , preparingthe
Cane effectually., A, completertpge of. Juice, Tank
and Evaporators , for clarifying find bailing,' all' of
which' i ve intend to place under roof, Inenable is to
operate without hinderauce in all kinds of weather:
Liberal splanting is 'expected in thiSleoinumnity,
for,which.we will supply seed, gratuitously, ,expect
ing, In turn:the cane to manufacture,'
Itamplasof Bs. hip can be seen. and obtaned, and
any other inforrnation, by, calling - at the Nursery of
the, undessigned.
N. 13,-1-Apply,lor seed.sbort and_plant ,i;
mar23-4t, - 13.1wR.,
• •
"VIETZ'S LOW - MANUFACTORY: ,
ConNER r WASHINGTON AND SEGONG ,STHgSTS.,
CHAMBEIASIfItIiW, PA.
• •
Gilman's Improved Brerornm PloWs,And afi other
Plowitnow in gen ertal TISO with' POLISI-ff..,D MOULD.
Id
BOARD,S_, both wpouglL,t Irert §hare and, Sel f-sharP:-
eding: "Mirtowei Ito le arrows; Cultivatevs;' Plow
Castings; Jakid, - Witgon Boxes constantly • :on hand, or
Made at qhort notice. -. ,
- Farmers should Bear is Mind' that' PloWit P t iirehits )
ed of me can , he, gepaited , at, Ipes,:teoubliaT or if*livilscl
than those that ,are made a great distance from
home:7 Galli see and he corivfneect.
. .
Ho has islaopurobas.q4 the right. t_nraanufactura
and 8011 'Sim:mane Patent Iron Rouble Shore
Plowit,!' which ho knepeconstautly on hafid. •
Blacksinithing- inall :various, bnuNtkos-, •9. 1 . 11 °
oatried on at the above niurierlAnde.
feb 24r3gt • -• ( 7.0184.41.1iA.P4 AWL
o , lfineithii3o-.. tett
exers t qllaigs: aftlF Vines.
A,,N TIE DECOR -,
alitiß"bk"tirk - VAI(Log: etiNsEieVA-:
' , F orwalkEkoWEß:33OßDEß.'.l.lMl r alsitig;ofer
000,400 plants. Including the rarest andifinestx,arin
itimiriii onitrvatiOn of tht, folio Wing "d -
Artohinuni or Saari Aragon, striped. and motlled
"Ntaiiaties;sl'per dozen'. '' • ' • ."
A s t, eo3 , ilecatAlouble..yarieties. pe.r thpzen..!
'AirrteulaSire - et Nfilliain;'new, s2' ' • "
Tdalcoolt*!?e4tltirta . 8 1) 0 40 Tirietieg. $3 t';.' , 5 5 -9er
dozen.• =
varieties, ,10040r,442 . 9 4 kiltin
*Dahlias, bormet.varietits. 32 sor.ts„ per,doion.-
-Dijohjinlintfeimbsidi, htirdn'blue laerbaceonsiddit
~$l5O per deign , ,' •
TTlflltd hild:ctimso'n; $2 per adz.
.f,clisitiVW v. 94l.MilkfVot.lbW f 94. tt - Anglei
I„..gapeedozon.
44iurn4 trillimerj flowering; tall i ti a d . e.3. ,..o
ozen. . „.
argenitintloo findtheiv'soilit, $6 Tier &Act.
Holiotrope.l2 Yarteties, $2 per dozen.,, 1.
1161106Ak 24=fin'e.si-sortS; ; s4 ' ' '
li on ,, m s l odo;.6 varieties. %T./Per dozern ; ,
liantatiat, gerfs.-s.3'per dimen
I,,goo l rygibena,,2s to,e4CV6'2 per dozen.: ;
TranSies, - 144 sorts. $1 per dozen. . . • ,
„Pansies; finest Eliglisirsottsi•2s varieties: s3;"aiddi.
,Petnniaa, 25
"varioties ? donble and single, $4 50 par
Len
' ' '• - .
Patunissel,oo sorts, frogs seed. $1 5a,p9;40 . pn. ' ~,,,
Phirize,'tiarn:v.'s6 varies es, $2 Per dozen:
Chrysanthemums, 104 sorts, $2 per. dortn.• ; •r:
Pinks, FlOrists, 24 sorts $2 per dozen.
Pird(s.:-MnathlY enruatiatis.4osorts. $2". Tieridozdn: •
Roses,,loo sorts, fine plants, from $3 to $9. p 4,3;• doz,
,94 - drias; hind and searlet, SI 50 per 'doZ: ' - ' '"-
Tropeeolum. 6,linrieties...sglended,
verbings,;so finest sorts, named, sl' on per dozen.
finest sorts, without nanieflisls4lp.,,doz.
"` 30 new Sorts ? s4'to $7 50 per doz.
' All our pltu?ts are 'grown in , extra, szrutll(pof.4_far
the Special Purpose of distant transportation. Hay-
Mg)* thii Manner grown out , piants for tienrlT'Li'):
teenyears. and have sent r thora, to, all, parts.of the
Col" intry*ith - iinvaryitit satisfactio'te onneustorisl
era. Large experience inpacking has enahlod usto
ensure the safe arrival of plants to any - distance,
ntere.the•firne apes pot exeeed , l9,days, in. as kkod
condition es if bought at home. We make no chargo
foißaslosta. '.130xq21, or Paeklng• - ,z,Ott-Billi of 'ss Mid
upwards. •- , • •
'Ordeiefrdni unknoln
bp.accolnPar4d by a, r,emittruscp. 041)(11184:0
refilitiaak'else no attention - can bd paid" to 'the or
der., Perbaps.the Most ; antisfactorY Mode :of•• PS , 3^,
nient to stfaugers.is in paying the express agent on
receipt of ;he goo& Desemptive Critalbgtmon
plication. • ,PETER ,HEIsiDERSON ? "
feb24 3m ' ' . ' -Jersey OW N.J.
STOCK FirLE
•
- iigt.tlNG" OFF AT L7:S3 7 ,TH,i, :11 , r ' • , ; ,
.r•
G E N.. 'N E aSiErr43 ",
BAY" WOOli; NURSERY :algid ROSE 41Altli•iN;
• '• EAST „LIBERTY; ALLEGRO"!
-,Ovei 'Frier?' ACRES under ciittiVlition of the
choicest se.tieties af,everything ;km fouhd in:is
, • -..E1-11:.5.T; -
•-.; ‘• _ • -
Flar.TriMilsoll, , NP/P7411 TREES,
Shrubs ard.alanbS all in fru e,c o 9ditird , 1 .4 14 carefillir
labeled: TUC RUBE is the Speciality in the 'floral
denartment; ; mtviY of its rarett. , varieti4S beingrisn-.
Ported direct from 14 ranee.
- OirinistiiGien.Nbiglayfe, a,bsenc.e. 'in the tray; 'id
are balling out the concern. and tige invite orders
large or small 9.0701 fkom the trade as' from pritate
customers. We still retain the forruerforegran.'Mi..
Kenny, who-hr b'.ien employed iir',thb,'eStablish
ment for the la.st en,years. So as.to.saaara_perpct . ao. 7
curacy; and - careful - paekage in filling' orders..
. 1 ., •. - ; , SEELY . ..t; baLLQN;•: -
-- s'nareh 2-nal Ea:st Liberty, Allegben*.Co:. Pa.
R , ,••
E RES FRANKLIN COIJNTY:
NtritSRIES:-PRiTt.i.urriOni,6rks-YALTitid
qip t ,gn IrtitEs, Sritivninany -PLA:STS, -EFT-Ott"Tbik
largest stock to Ablect from in the county Every
thing in thetrod P,L - ANT line ,that
is et all desirable, can be supplied, from the OCII
monost standstill - -Fruit Trac t to the rardst And thbst'
choice native or foreign species or variety of,,Frait
or Blower. OUT Sthttdard Apple Trees 'the un
ly, fine, stout, heavy, trunks, 'furnished with,
brandring - headS, from three to fine feet from "the
ground, as may be desited. mOar tiimlaio:grOir the
best of everything pruning, and cultivating upon
scientific pnnelples, consequentlsi: our -PrOdnetions
are not offered-in competition _with Trees groFn,
upon the oldjet-lone syStenr. ' An ins itntion
tended to all who are-interested infrii4gulture, , tei
come and - see for theaTselves: •
A large ot t oak,of Eireenhorot ft and , Bedding.Pltints:
Roses, &c.„ in pots, will bo ready in April and May.
Br . telosea . thren,eent stamp Pier .dosonative • Cate=
lognd of Fruit and Ornamental trees, &c.
Addrets, B: L. RIDER
Welt F'ranklin Nurserics. -
tharl6-if ' • .!`tear Loudon. Franklin Co.. Pa.
Tz - EYSI: i 6SE . N URSEltt.—the
_Li. scriber is prepared Ito furnish most articles its-'
wally to be found in NurscrieS, of
,goosl quality and,
at i-easotiable'rateg. ' I ' - " • • • ' '
The Stock embraces all the leading kfiAs.ef, ~ •
FRUIT!TtRE'ES:
Apples, - Cherries,. Peaches:. •
Dwarf and Standard Pears, !.
'Aptibota,'Phime, -4-
„ • Grapes, ,
I ' • Strawberries,'
.' Raspberries , •Crirranis, •
' Hoosoberriks,' Blackberries, &e.
"Also;can:bh furnished_ a.grood,aSsortment of
EVERGREEN TREES
LEl:uire:en:and other Shrubbery, Shaao !Frees: ke:
Gnat Facilities arc posessed for shipping . articles
to , all parts b€ the country. as the Nursery
ately, adjoins the City of Harrisburg. . . .
-Mar 18-tf - JACOB MISH,' Harrishurg,'Pa.
11111 E OPORTO GRAPE.-This 'Gr'ip'e
i t
'l. ;133 ma * 'untended particularly as a dessert
fruit, but es an excellent, dark colored s _ rich.
will bodi 'de. so' clOsely resembling ..trenulne
old-timed 31VINE, that none bnt experienced
judges can " ifguish between the two. , AltbOunh
it is, .manufantnred extensively in • Western, New
York, the supply is unequal to the demand, at from
$1 50 to $4 per gallon. . : :, ..P .; • '.ti , '
, . . .
Vines for sale by the subseriber. who has been ap• : ,
pointed - Agent for - it-at the following prices:' = •
One to three years old, 25c to 50.cts each •S 2 50 to
S.' 5 pbr , diyien, $l5 to R5O per 100: MCOB '.141811.
mar . 16-t-f) • , Key-gone., iinrsery t _tlatriab'g, PtL.
EAIt,T I REES —,Stantlard and -Dwarf
J..
tear Trees of the leading and most valuable
variiddea. Athena' them can .be farnished •soinen
" EXTRA_SELECTP) " Treesithe Dwarf having
&tilt buds and ready for immediate beanne
good. tre e.a. 30 , to 60 tt9
lebted 75 cts to $l. each. Rates Inver by dozen.
.• , J. MISH, Keystone Nursery;
mar 16-tf] ; _Flauisburg, Pa.
,
CHERRY TIZEI,:;S.-4, fine asiAortipueikt
'or ebeiit Forty beit varieties, 'trees Oflarge size
and vigorous t , ; •
_Price, 3,0 ets 5) ets.• ets each; ;7 poi doe.,
$18; $254 4 , 33 per 100. ; • ; • ;
mar 16,41 Keystone Nursersy,BL4rrisb'g,,lla, ,
..12.4 ge d variety, not subject to injury by the borer.
For tale atKeystone Nursery, Harriebnr. Pa.
Trees 10 to 12 feet high; 75 cents each:..per doz.
mar. ' ' • " JACOB -
. • .
SC Ls'ib'h 'ASH, a liand's'cinie,
mental Shade Tree, of Aut . ° an& rapid growtli.
Trees from 8 to, 12 feet high., 40600 cents. each:.
$3 50@6 per doz.; 4 . ' , 200.40 per MO. .JACOB MISII,'
mar 233 IkeSstone , ,Nrsery, 4.4rri.sburq,
REINTOVAL.LVtIni 433 ; 3144ik §'treet 7 ,
, ILL; to thelarge 'IRON BUILDING, 513 Market and
510' Commerce ,Streets,
More Goode thawony Honee-in-the' trnited' States;
Firt A.NCLSC US ) ; : r•
,513 MARKET AND•SIO COMMERCE ST$.,
keeps the Largest Stock' United-States '
Bnekets, Brooms, Tubs,. Charm." •
Baskets; Britahes, Measures, " '
_Clocks. Looking-GI:0304 1 0i' leloths•and. -
• Carpets; Window Shadel and Pa er,
, •Bird Cages.-Japan Ware mud
Also—Cotton Batting. Wadding,
Twines---IVieking,r-Ropea,in Coils
and Dozens, Cotton Yarns,
- • --, ' Cotton 41,nd:Linen Cadet-Chain.
• Ciniv,pilees will '
average Loner than May otlier
nottAo In the city. Call and see,fdt yowl:J*lw. , •
For further particulars apply to S. S. SIIRTOCE.
Chdinbersburg. ' - • • -
PRzy.H - libi."1101040
E , , E Y . & It . 111„
11 . N ER'T A K ll'
CHAItBSRSBITRG ' • r : •
. The undersigned, respectfully announces the
'aide:et:lW oT-Chambersburgatd:surioundliig-cbrititit
+ that they, still, continue , the manufacture of.,voie
, VINS: rind' iir'e - Prepared to'attend Futirrals in own
• and CountrY. • + ' •• -; • •
• • Coffins a litahopiniy, Cloth; Triliniit; (terry, (1:.;
made:to cirderut_th,e chastest notice, ;and most Tette
cumble triune., , •
Theytmfalio Ip_repared thrUish io - Mideri' the
IfETAT4LIP CO 'FINS.",
• 'They -*ill 'attend 'to !th'e
whichmill-br done in n satisfactory, nlsppri.lie
spediber Win. Flory's old stAd."'' '' • '
• ar9-3mo - • •
- ,
r.'Erego,l)taittEflitlY
I: :5; ;1e17.1,'! '3'; •
, r. • '• .r r : , • ,
.13W ORTANT T.Q FARM.ER.§ AND'.
' 5. R, 11 4 -- RFAC iI S-4 ,11 g-•
.
DANIS CHANCSS AND INDUCEXENTN 01 1 7NR
*-; • Ort:`_*
- ,
106,000 - Ettrala46l6l6 eti,' to 101:
eor sale 0431 . 9.sonable,term4,corisideripq
, I; .„.
14114itit z•of tteek tint trait'ofThred
As thee . us4n.of illar!ting)acgce apito tic along
't -
13egilltkirigt 4 ',0 iher at;
teti;til it at,eives , . , tlie' al)oie`offOri ' fair
ty eor"the PR[pose._`
ItTOVre!4P , Te.PAILY tlkkeA 144 RIIV; I .Ie4 Cu fulls
raid iitteidedyifot've2iv yeatA dtll volt ietebiislitki
will B~ fonn~ to ki've;
liftt9d than kleyeedt"its934,ing r hl arcrwa.cl,9224
,
ill at
tendedorehardel• !TlivesTetiffthil,fallvenlatld- free
Yeeelittrirthti thantiiitig of
tie field , they wilt be tduna to ao` wofl, and injure
the the
01115F . ..14,4 'they : e heck: thefreChiqst; pf. rimb
aiidin u raekaWiffillfthia itinitilbT the f6iejstqlo'
tiiaiy Vl:cared away. '4tio", some
, ,• • <-1
EXTRA .I.2ARGE TEVER(3II,f7ENS-Ali.D.::,
•
' '• '
f o r is4iiiriesreorditig prices
idotrititbi . sioirriqed. 1. • jiddititk. .
DAV,ID:MILLEA,
Cup/1)410dt Nptvertee,i
mar 2-ettl
lii TI :E . "
tr ... 't T
-,•,i •
•;. •
H:FI C .I;:liticrli -
is ineeh more easy Sid. - Sticeeaful in. the
6:0:NIHON DRY SOIL OF PRIVATE HARDENS,
• • - G AW )E 4. 4 41 1 , •
thsn'tn the istutr eluinss way in tiOs
• . The season,Aitsoymetiod
1 !, Of cultstreirw* over Tr f
FOUR-:I DR D BUSHELS 'PHIst4OIIO: .
Explicit directions" for c'ttlti*aiiiiti,''Witit'inC;e - of
r ,r I tr Th '. ;.•`• r
.PPANTStrI , '
x. 4,4 ..#l4 zissrOL 4ND ApirprAmsirit
TREES, PLANTS AND SHRUBS;
will be send all.
• -• 014,;C0i0n31 . Ituyieriegj
' • • •• 1,
E E 8 , - A- NA) .14; T , B--
• or ' ALL KINDS, ,
• - 71 '
•• ; • FRITI-VANDiefiNAMENAL,
, all sizes, atlovitatUS/ ioreliaSere shodd+ •• '
- • .• . send for.-'nevi - •
•P'li I C EL L 1' 0 Ill' 1864,
BEFORE i"trlictsSiwt&tsiv ‘
Carriage puititO I3oeton, Newport and . 14 Orr tork.
8.431. WATSON,
014 dalony" Nurseries,
r • o
- 4 ) )Finout4, blow.
• .'•
LANJ) T S AND
snail; •
IN GREAT 37 1 A
• PRICE LIST' NOW READY.
• ',B. M. WATSON
Pl7mpnth, Muse:
• IP I /
I „
rir° A GEI TS AN.:O „AEA ',A 48
„- ,'•; • •
T
REFS
•
To 'C L 4s. .• • ,
Nyhol.ea 4 le ,catO m ie. 1,6 6 4
• la low, EM4DY.
Ca.triage of .Packages.poid: to , •
01ElikVeY0•41.1r. •
• • •Olti'boi6j- l kura s Cries,
1411 i. A N - K N ,, TVS E R y
Charnhersh '
urg ye: ,Lwould-offor Gra? public
a well Aclpett•d - . wortment df Ph* Trees. Apple,
Poach. P,eurand - Plutu, of all:leading varieties. 7—
Also, Ornashental Trees, such 'Mapicr, Linden,
Ash, Hone qhestnut. Evergreens, - Norw r aY.Stiruce.
American Balsam Fin, Arbor„ rip N 7! riety.--
Hardy 'Shrubi; such aieSinreas in large Vdriety,
Weigel ids and Deutzias,,mapy of ! thesenro well cal-
Culated fot cemetery lots" Honeysuckles, yorvythiaB
Also, Grapes,' Catawba; Iszibollai Concord, •Diami;
Delaware, liebecea;Ac.
CUrrantS, this reading kinds: llespherries,
berries._. • •' - • ( • -
Flowers-Roses, - Verbentizi, - "ltclidtroithi; Geittni
umsi,Pasehaias, Petunias;- ' • • •• • • '•..
All of which will be sold'at reasonable prices for
cash. TIM usual Kitchell Garden IPlttnts, :by tlife
dozen. hundreds or thousands. •
Send for it eirmilar, as' all mil it•ants ;I:rein:mph - ea
free. ifeli 24-4m] CvP J/E§EP'. agent,- ,
MORWAY T
MAPLE •R_RES:'frdzo 8 to
ki 12 feet high and vigorous. landsomo; Tree,
Bauch resembling 'the 'Sugar 'Mai/a; but of more
certain .a-t*rapid growth..-,„: •• • ~•
Prim!) 40.q.60 cents each ;',`,53' 51146 - $2O
60 , p ez am . , „ • aAthalt MPH,'
marl] Keystone unery, Anmsburg•
•r• • -
rinRusi.TRE'ESI,RYDER'SFRANN.-
1.. gUIi , SEiIiES.7:-Orders for
Tre Os, Plan Vines, - troemh ed fov , the
above establishment ntthe Groetry, of
NESTOCKSON: Main streeti•ordeite'RystvEril
Ston), &end in y,9l„,A,r,_o,r4e,rst.p §johilest4ek
&Scin. " .r2S-2t
'TT-011SE
,ClitSTso,t r pik,
F ALUna iv* ekes' foi planting, tiO
7 size- , frilm.s to 7;feet,— idyen 7,52,84 ner d on;
'slB Or 100. - COB MI,
marzzi tyaramitarE6-,
F, Met
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ONST-ITIUTTON WATER,
CONSTITUTION WATER. -
C_M R.
Tl'kuTiON WATER
TITUTION WATER. ?;r'-
PONSTITUTION ; 7ii
Ell
C:(3sll4ititiii6l4
CONSTITUTION WATEg.
-diii4sTrrurtfoii
CONSTITUTION'WATER, 1 4• 4 L
.CONSTITIITION WATER. -
CONSTITUTTON WATER:
'
CONSTITUTION WATER: -
' `:X#E '• CirtiAt
/BE 2:1:1.441
ry. S , TI 1' I:0
ONLY Kl4oWii'unmmik" "A-
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tofthitEti.SANDDISEAASOP:TgIp4DO I y
AND BLADDER.
ih•
C.O-N , E3 - T IT•U , T. LO X - W. A T S-11
Has bort rronoinced• by the. Medical Paetalttstlist
the ,publie. to be the most wonderful ronaes for the
ermanent cure, of all-diseases.of the STOMACH
KIDNEYS, and BDADDER,that, hasever beinimf
fered..l ,' ! , • ' :,.. :ii •.:. •,, ~, '2::r ,
, It isalet a MINERAL WATER. -It ialf,ttemingi
perience that CONSTITUTION WATER:l:taw:imam.
ated, and we now say, let no than diibt. - Wliets a
single bottle has been. knowsktomure.diseases which
the best medical talent in this country has failed to
A remedy possessing the virtues ef Contilqliii
Water Ciihnot declassed `mad& " otitsekik
♦ f lows. as it, ,ift now used. by- the mostsaienti
titioners in' this bay' It is onlksecOnitlepsitplaYst
ciansthat.eria.s do IMPulaxigehuglies‘ sebalmtiii.
4e
better skilled make use of every metelas to ' icpom
plish a curet and .1 ..sacCesisfettlte , ph,9sitileh :Hal
creases as his knowl Bo_or,difiercet remedies en
ables him to *ailed pure, while others fail in the
at tempt. ;Sciegieg is sibtisfet , lvithlifc'ttldlf: I "id
'Give Constitution Watera_fair trial—weinean yon
who are under some SPEClALlSTSearotlempar
to ytisx. Mad we CaYtionlarly allude. to lit'dieir. *her
ale'constantly reporting,to _LOCAL TRKATP,
and all sores Of Ideal application's for disease hit Is
much, Mi re, of enemas as there would:lm,
lobarappp ications to .the threat for diseases of.
brain. . • ~ • • .: .-,_ -.: • • , :Ls'
We have always been careful to use language to
otCri citeular that ceuld not shook the garret deliegte
organisation, but, we ,receive, so, many comnattemhr:
tiOns tient permits' Tor' Which `ConstittititiO Water Is
adapted. and of wlaosoNliseesetine mantled hiusWess
Made: that'we have come to the conclusion that if
theremedy is espableofprtidtiCingiathorestb Matt*
what the disease may bo, it should hopiade !mom
This liiddititte is "plitAIP for the - cable; iiid•lltettl
should be nn exceptions.• -_li,- -i) :tit
Wii would so Constitution 'Water is hotliEe a
gilded .pill; made to suit,the -eyes anti,•_ftft , a •ihight
medicine in every sense of the_ term, placed n in the
bands of the people' for thearrelief and if Itaketritai
cording to timdirections it will in , every : case tpro
dycea radical cure. 'Wee would say that' the thieet
tions in regard to diet, ete.,relatemilYtP the 043eMq
wader Whioli they 'occur. ' -
T., DIABETES '' ~' • • ,• 41 ,
Is :MI 8e as eneth e 'Stomach an d, liver, acting throughthC Mailers, arid is, vrithautdoubb: the inehrelfefto
atedisease, except consiamption_th t aP eireets,the ktt
mankonstitiation. We lave 'AO Spabe fordiseuisii*
ceases, but will state that the effect of the dieeseta
I'S the Conversion of the staxehy Principle (or *vein
table,porthlns of the foodYinth ?slar. which IttittlYtt
latel the kidneys to an excessive secretion of water.
Maasy, persons suffer from this disease : wets astit.:46.
nombt of it; thatis, they pass large quantities dar n
ing the day.and age Obliged' to•get . up intim' one's
fifteen or twenty times during the night rNolltt.k9
is taken Of it tantil tffelr, attention is' Called Yo'hat
large diseharge of water, and ofters•when it is so•Al
adVantifid as to be 'beyond the'control of orchnity
reteetiMs. sAnother symPtota , •is•Abe Mat think;
which when the disease is •fully established. is_ hi
toterable—thd = patient drihks dotittabW *RAW ,
being satisfied;, also, dryness ofthe . mouth, erge#l
ing of Optics, a Street breath, isi , thetnere adota3
eed cases, and finally less of appetitts.„emacitsPlh
and: the patient duallysinks froniexhaustion.
CI3NST/TVTION Vi'ArR.R Isovithent'doubt.ithattita
known remedy for 'DIABETES: and we have_ as,
much confideneeduit it•is‘ a specific aissiilliti.VetM
opiumwill produce sleep, and truthfully MT thatA
bas cared every clad in which alma beetilinied.'v
STONE IN THE BLADDER.QALCULIPKOKAIti
VEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, ETC., ETC.,
Diseases arisingfrom a faultY seeretietrilliii LB a' wk .
case being ,too little, and ;accompanied, 47 sovAlp
pain. and the others too krofuse stvietioh--twhich
will be speedily eared_ bv the , i : ~ - „ Ix
' ' CONSTITUTION. WATER ,
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CONSTITUTION WATER
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THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
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THE
ONLY N'SOWN.REMBDY,ffiR.,; c .:ri
, - THE ONLYKNOWN REMEDY' FOR : '
D.I'A.-.13.E TES.; - .•
IRRITATION - OF THE NECK OF, THE . READ,-;,„
DER, INFLAMATION OF THE' KIDNETS;
. _ CATARRH OF THE :BLADDER.
BTRANGITARY 'AND *BURNING,' OR'PAIN‘ -;
• le ut, URINATING.
For these disdades it trialy:n kivertign reirt i t r
and top nook cannot ,be salkinitt Frame; ?A s
dose has been known to relieve the nret t ,urgeht
tulniptogis.‘ : Lu
Are you troubled :with that distrwßittir MiniPttlyt?
ta
sll - or the-hick and- thrOugh '69 4 116W - it - -
Spooninl a day 9f, the Constitution
heve you like magic. •
-• •- • „PHYSIOIANS
Has long since gi,von up the Use 01,
cI UUCIIg, outtg,
arid juniper in the treafrnerit Uf those di exit
only use them for the want of a, better.-relye
CONSTITUTION WATER •
have proved iteell to the: Melo !lien dew
volved upon it. - •
, -• • • • DIURETICS •. :• - •
Irritate and drench the kidneys. and -17..0
use soon lead to chronic 'degeneration atg - datigt i i%
disease..
We•preisent the'Constittitlon Water tb he' u
r ire
with the ,con.viction that ithru!na,
ink-theemmi
class'of•diseaties for Which 1t him heats . -
form& se eminently sompasful- for .caring,i;aud-awa
trust that we shall be rewarded - for cur effortla'
plasa i ng strialunble a remedy in a form' beet:
requirementauf patient and physician,
~•
••• READIr DEAD I READ ttt ' "••
DANVILLE. Ps., , 4nne •2, -1262.•-•:DR. W. f iuLi
GEECIDear Sir :—ln,FebrearY, 1861, r was a=6,- ,
ted with suret diabetes, t and Ibt
sed more than two gallons of water in twantY.-19Uft
bouts. r Was , to get'urras often' as , ttil Or'
"twelve , times during the .night,, and, in fkifecculatitusk
lost abbot - live nohnda wortht. Darin/ the-month •
of.Tnly e l&GE:lproouked two, Attles of •Vbriati,4l.l
Water, and in two days after using it Fexpertene
relief' and after ;taking two bottles I•sias :anti
cured, soon after regaining my usual -rilthry4th,
BosTns oirigreri; Y:, Dec 27, 166i.=-'
GRE(I4 A CO:TrGents:-4:freelY taxers* Ilberlattog
make use of the follotring certificate Of the value of
Censtitution , Water which Lean recordiairitrin aid .s
highest manner:--MS Wife was attaoke4 mlth Ram
in the shouldem whole length of the-ftok 'and.tril
herlimbs, witir PalPAtiltoo of the fietnt4ilt . b4"i,
tatiiin of the Bladderz • I canals physician - mil:int
tended her about thoe. moallts„ 4 . ol t embgk e itAt ei ,
worse than - he fund her. Ithen employed oae...a
,the best physiciitts I could find;:who , :attintdbd..:biefii
for about nine months, anclwhileihe was,rineleOiq.
Care ske'did not stiffer quite atrtmieb• play: lie
ga7erher uP s`h i Th a tts sai s d uc . b . ' h alr e mbiraliitn " br bi bint? '
p F l o o n r; "t s sa th id a t he ediejne givinfor,onekoperatel
some other of, her difficulties." About this. time rho,
commenced the Me of ConstitiatiOn ,Water;laild ttitJ
our utt,er astenishment, almost the first doseseemed4„
to hav e the •tictired Offent, andsheireptliri'initlcirq:"
jag rapidly under its Aelttricent, and taw sript l yiri i i )
finds Manly her domestio straits She has act
taken any 4f,the• Constitution:Waterforabetrt feted
weeks, and we are happy, • say that, it bee arA.,
duced a perelarient cnre. E' • ' • -44
WAL
• ' • , 31. VAN BIINSCiIqII-tre, -
r.ilnlnalwt4et.,3lo.re.4.2 igre3.-74)3„ ,
GREOG—Vear Sir :—Having seen yours dvettlie
mbitt rif' ',Constitution! Writer,ri ;reeettnnotided(447;
Is !emotion of the Kidneys .and Irritatian 0411,1,i
Bladder, haliria- sifferedf er • the`patt • thiiie•
and triedthe skilLef. a ritutpker of. thysictiptrit yirf4; Nt
onlY 'tereparitr , relief,' I was' mduded to try yotr
me di c i n e.
.11,roeur6d One .bettle,afYeer ; aperitif) )
Hartford, Messrs: Lee; 'Sisson "Ft Co., and when/ .
had used half of , lc-La surpiiSe Lfetriata/gteal,
c h ange i n rerhealtn. I nave used two hottlesokit,-
and - urn *beret never expected to bola my life, welt '
and in_h•ood I.reanot es press my gratit‘dt v
for lb I fed that it Wall 'and more ttinriyorf recta •
mende.dA tab. 41 / I Y-Alle bieSkrig of;d-eirerat4l - ;
tend, tn to your labors of love. Yours truly
- •• LEONARD S.JIIGOBLO
704 SALE: K. ALL .DECGOIST.S.
Proprietor"
rs.
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