o.a.t j 4. pjas,•an Apple Orchard. The old ones 'are faat dyino , out thro'- out the older Mates; They were planted a hundred years ago, or more, have done goodlevtige t au, 4 4,..puokt ,tc . ? pav r e, , they day. 4tllo,44l4(rWl.;l*ldklltifs :4" barrel and'upward, there is not an adequate ply in the country. They can be grown at a dollar a barrel, with profit. 'The ap ple cropin a-single small county tn. this State was worth half a million of dollars last year. Other counties in the older parts of the Eastern States, were under the l uepcssity, of paying, out a hundred thotiaitrici &Mara' for this fruit, beeause they had not the article at home. 'Pea,. ches and- plumbs, we may be able to get along without, but apples we must have —for sauce, for pies, for the dessert, and for the dinner basket of little boys and ,girls who cannot come home from school in dine. We say then to every farmer, Tlie trees.•are all ready for you in the nursery, well grown, l and grafted two and three years Tram the bud. Get thrifty trees, of varieties that you know will &aril] in your locality,J and in tour years you will be eating fruit from them. Do not fail to plant an orchard this very month;—American Agricul. ~H ardfining- Teams. Ilteitandiniten'Ahat have labored but hitch,Vte : itie Wiettr.mi tty.be as strong for a tritortikMiia.Sthose that have worked ibewsltength soon fails hitgh to a= plow. Plow ing is a branch oE business that tries the strength of a team. There is "no let up" —no relief in the drawib i - A —as there is hauling a load on wheels, or on .a a slaigh. It is one-constant stretch of traces and exeleise of one set of muscles, and therefore they soon become very tired and stiff and sore. , A good practice with respect to harden. ing teams andimen too, las been to plow itn.ly,,a half a day ' s work at first, daring tikiiiii.i Toi .example, 'lei a team plow iirlik tWocii'three hours in the -forenoon, and about the same time in the afternoon, and allow the l m to stop at each end, say thirty or sixty seconds if the rounds are 1 long. If thy plow half an acre on the first day, it i all, they should be allowed to plow. After they have become harden ed to it, they will plow from one to two acres with more ease and less fatigue than they will even one-third of an acre when they first commence. , _So_ With With :workmen. . Let ,them) work hail's day at some light work, when they Lave a job of heavy work, on hand For example, if a man has been spading and shoveling for half a day, let him haul e tone or rails, or make fence the next half day until they have become well hardened to labor. I HARDEN TIIE NECKS OF YOUR TEAMS. —Some horses have a very tender skin, and the harness will sometimes gall them tEkelly,in defiance of all means to Prevent many -timeikthe true cause is attributable. to a bad collar,. bad harness, . or to a pod z ,hainess - improperly fitted to the anitaal. A yoke of bows that do not fit the neck of omen well, will often gall them and unfit theta for labor, when if these things wereas they ought to be,they would work with more ease, and their akin would got be galled. When a harness cr yoke of bows do not fit properly, and their skin is liable to be galled,hatbe„these pails before they are Cold' water; until the outside skin appears quite soft, and then° bathe those parts with a strong decoction of white oak barti.• Let this be dooa every ditY-,and thaskin will become much harder and tcugher than it usually is. A little care in preventing an ill, is far better than much labor and skill in curios it; or 1. endeavoring. to'. - obviate - its - injurious effects:- Iter'_What do you ask for, t i eel' -*lnired an old gentleine l pretty.shop'girt. ' Fifteen shillings.' Aint,:you a - little : dear ?" Why,' she replied, blushing, men tell - inksO:'• - I . whsi - says lie knows only one thing bettei iban hive, and that is Co be ,thr,own .into.a pond of mush and milk Iwitli-thy:.privilege 'of eating your way ashore. S \ firlf Rruning_nr4t be done bet fore'•tu - beitseison--4et it be done now. modesty is like the auul of a rose io the heart of a lily. , • ' ' - •-= itiirFight,fpirdaztinst a hasty temper. Anger will come, but resist it strongly. A spark may set a house on fire. A fit of plosion Way give yekseuile to: mourn all the/Ivo of your life. Never revenge $0 injury. The Bugle Cells!' The War tisk:Begun:l A War of Exterminatiant against Ea Teeth. Bad Breath, Disived Onme,..TOOthaohe, Ear ache, and Botualgta. • O UR . 4.lltußy, - 19. • Dr'Herd's_: DENTAL TREASU,RY : A complete set of Rernedies for PRESERVING THE TEETH, PURIFYING' 'rpm .1311FLITEI AND HpIITH, and CURING TOUTHACHE, 'AND NEURALGLA. 'Dr: Hurd'scelebrated:MOUTH WASII,I bottle. Dr. Hurd's unequaled TO 0 TH, PO IFDER,kbox Dr..linrifs magic TOOT/MC.(IE DR 0,8,1 box: Hurd's - UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA PLASTER. Dr. [ Hurd 7 e AfANUAL on the" Beat Means of Preserving the Teeth, including Directions for the Proper Treatment of Children's Teeth. FLOSS SILK for cleaning betteeen the, Teeth TOOTH PICKS, etc.; etc. II • Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office; P iq: Fourth St., Brooklyn,.(E. D. L . Price, ONE DOLLAR; or, EIX for $5.. The The Dental Treasury makes i!➢package eight inches by five, and is sent by express. - Full iirection 'for use is on each article; The following articles we, can send separi ately, by mail, viz: . , • The . Treatise on Preserving Teith sent, posti• paid, on, receipt of Twelve Cents, or four stamps. The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia in the Face, Nervous Headache, and Earache; sent; vstpaid, on receipt; of Eighteen cents, or six stamps. The Neuralgia'and Rheumatic Plaster (large siv,) for pains in the Chest, Shoulders, Back, or any part of the body, sent post-paid, on receipt of Thirty-Seven cents. Address Win. . Hurd & Co. Teibune Buildings, New York Dr. Herd's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWI - and TOOTHACHE DROPS cannot be sent by mail, but they can probably be obtain= ed at your Drug or Periodical Stores. If they cannot, send to us for the Dental Treasury, price : One. Dollar, which contains them. .NOW, ARE DR. HURD'S PREBARATIONS GOOD.' The best evidence that they nre is, that their firmest, friends and best patrons-are those who have used them longest. Da. Witadat B. 11(1111) is an eminent Dentist of Brooklyn freasuter of the New York StateTDentists'- Association, and these prezeirations have been used in his prfvate practicel tor yeat-s, and no lending citizen of Brooklyn br Williamsburgh questions their excellence. while, eminent Dentists of-New York recommend them us the best known to the profession. Without the aid of advertising, dealers have sold them b l y the gross. The Editor of the Drooklyn Daily Times say 4: "We are happy to know that our friend, DV. Hurd, is succeeding beyond all expectations with his Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder. The great secret of his_ success rests with the fact that his articles are. precisely what . they are -represented to be, as we can testify from their long use." The well-known P. T. Barnum writes :—"I found your Tooth Powder so good that my family haffe . used it all up. ,We find it the best Powder for the teeth that we ever used. I shall feel obliged if yon will send me another supply at the Museum at 'your convenience, with 'the bill." But their cost is so small that every one may test the matter fur himself BeWare of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Br. flord's Tooth Powder contains no acid, nor alkali, nor charcoal, and , polishes without wearing the enamel. Use no other. . WHAT DOES OR, HURD'S REMEDIES'EFGECT Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and To'oth Powder Will give young 'ladies that tinesti charm in wotnana sweet breath and pearly teeth. Tiy them, ladies. -- - Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will cteanE-e the mouth frOm all foul exhala tions, and if used in the morning, will make the breakfast taste sweeter and the dliy begin more pleasantly. Hundreds of persons can testify to this. Try them gentlemen. Dr. Hurd's Mouth .Was h, and Tooth Powder are the best preparations in the world fOr cur ing BAD 111 MATH and'giving liminess and health to the gums. thindreds of cases of Diseased Bleeding Gums, Sore Mouth, Canker, etc.. have been cured by Dr, Hurd's astringentwaSh. Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tootle Powdcr give an additional chariu to courtship, and make husbands more agreeable to their wives and wives to their husbands. They should be used by every person having ARTIFCIAL TEETH, which "are liable. to impart a taint!to the mouth.: • Dr. Eitird's Toothache Drops cure Toothache arising from exposed nerves, 'nnd are the bCst friends that parents can have in the bouse'to save their children from tortue and themselves from loss of Sleep and sympathetic suffering. - Farmers and Mechanics! you cannot well afford to neglect: your teeth. For a trifling sum, you can now get' preservatives, thiin which Rothschild or Astor can get nothing . better. Reinemher that Dyspepsia and Cop , sumpfion of the Lungs often originate in Neg lect of Teeth. Send for'the Treatiseon Teeth, and read Dr. :Fitch's observation on this sub ject. If too late to arrest decay in your own teeth, save your children's teeth. Neuralgia Plasters Dr. Ilurd's Neuralgia Nan=adheiz!ve Plaslere are the most pleasant and suceessful remedies ever prescribed for: this painful dis - ease.• The patient applies one; soon becomes drowsy,falls asleep, and awakes free from', pain, and :no bliSter or other unpleasant or injurious con sequences cane. Far Earache and Nervous headache, apply according to directions, and relief will surely follow.' 'Nothing can be ob tained equal to Dr. 11nrri'S Compress for Neu ralgia. Try them., They are'entirely a novel, curious, and original preparation, and won deifully successful. They are of two sizes, one small, for the face, price 15 ents, and the other large, for application .to the body, price 37 cents. Will 6e mailed anreeefpief price and one stamp. '- ' at arti la of . .a all the WHAT ARE:THE PFOPLE DOING !The American people are intelligent enough in appreciate preparatione that contribute' so much to the happiness of those using thtm, and they want them. Every mail brintp, us letters. some ordering the TREATISE ox TEO!, some the NEURALGIA PLASTERS, and not a few enclosing" 37 cents for the 'MOUTH WASH, to) be sent by mail; hut to these we are compelled to reply that it is impossible to ,send a half pint bottle by mail:- The) people, want these Remedies. Who will supply them! Now is the, Chance for 14/gents. ,„ Shrewd agents can make a small fortune io carrying these articles around to families. The Dental Treasury , is the neatest article that man or woman , can carry around. Send f one and see;or, better, a dozen, Which weeill sell as samples for $7. :VfM. B. HARD & C • Tribune Buildings; New . York. '. That remittances may belnade vrit.4 confi dence, W. B. H..& Co. referiirtlie-liayof of Brooklyn; to G.W. Griffith,Presid't Farmers' and Citizens' Bank, Brooklyn, and to oth • . CONTENTS: SW PROSPECTUS THE - NEW-YORK EVENING- : POST, ADaily i Be, pla mi-Wehaild WeekliNevialiapr. FOB - 11:1E UNION AND lriiriv.ut. NO COMPROMISE OR'SYMPATHY WITH TRAITORS 'This well-know 6 journal' is!now in the sixty first year Of its oTistence. It has always been a leading journal,Of the city, biking part in all the discussions,,of.the day, and utteringits sentiments :with ctindoi, fearlessness' and ~itid eitendence. Ficitofrii - note end foieuerling been and will ctintinue to be its motto. The Principles by, which it is guided are : A strict cozietruelion of the Conetilution, Economy) IT, Coreonment,' No Political Tobbery, Honed Alenfor Office, The Suppre.,etion of the Slave Power, Free Soil and Free Speech, and the_ prosecution of the war against treason until the last rebel has laid down his arms.: But the! Evmgso PoST, while it is fearless in the expression of its opinions, nips chiefly at being a good' newspaper. It will contain full accungts of6ll theinterestingoccurrences of the.day—embiacing - • Ist. A Comple6 History of the War. 2d. Political. Docutuents, Reports:of Meet inge, Speqebes and Prodeedings of Leg- islative Efodies. 3d. The Latest `,4arkets, Commercial Intel ligence, Reports and Lists of niece. 4th Etn'opean News— •Advices by the foreign steamers.- letters from our own cortes- poOdents.and extracts from English and • translation's froin continental journills. sth. Aliscelloneous, Reading, Poetry, BOok Reyiews, Tales, Anecdotes and Gossip. In short, it is the design of the editors to make the EVENiNG POST the BEST NEWSPAPER Ig‘THE COUNTRY. No paans : Of Libor and no expense m money will be spared to accomplish this end. . As the Daily Evening Post circulates more largely, Perbaps,.than any other city jourlnal amon. , merchants, capitalists, bankers, bro kers, ' leAVyers, manufacturers and business men generally, it hai always been a most eli gible it-diertising mediuni, But since the ivar its circeltiOn has enormously increased, which fact offerS additional inducements to those wli6 wish their business made known. The Semi-Tirsekly Evening Post, published regularly on Tuesdays and Fridays, contains all the Tending matter :of the Daily Evening Post. and the latest news, by telegraps and The Weekly Evening Post, published every Thursday, i 5 edited with especikil reference to the wants 'of country readers, and besides all the articles of general interest published in the Daily, Evening Post, contains a complete digest of idle news of the day, and an• Agr icultural Column, devoted to the interest and instruction of Farmers. It contains forty long columns of reading matter every week,making IT AN ADMIRABLE FAMILY PAPER F ., 1 TERMS: . , t ' Daily Evening Post. Single Opy. one year, in advauca S 9 00 Three copies, in advance 25 00 Single copy, per month 75 ! semi-Weekly Evening Post Is published every Tuesday and Friday. Single copy, one year, in advance - 3 00 Two copies, ,, es, " 500 Five copies; • " ! " 12 00 Ten copies, ' " o 20 00 ! Weekly Evening Post Is published every Thursday. • Single copy, one year, in advance . 2 00 Three copies, '• " it 500 Five copies, " ~ 8 00 Ten copies, ,‘ I, 12 00 Twenty Copies. " it 20 00 Any larger number at the rate of $1 peryear. Subicriptions may commence at any time. Pay always in advance. Any person sending us twenty or more subscribers will be entitled to an extra copy for his services; or for ten subscribes he will receive a copy for six monthe. ! When a club of subscribers • line been forivarded, additions may be made !.05 it on the same terms. It is not necessary that the members of a club should receive their papers at the same Postoilite. Each subscri- ber's name is printed on his paper. Clergy men are supplied at the following rates : 1 . . • Diciln per annum $6 nO Semi-Weekly, per annum 2 00 WeehlY., per annum 1 00 • Money may be forwarded at our risk: Spe cimen copies sent free to all who desire it. AVM. C. BRYANT & C 0.," • Office of,iheEvening Fog, 41 Nassau street, corner Liberty, N7ewyork THE HEROES OF PEACE LEE THE UEROES or WAR E. Anthony, tic). 501 Broadiiay, Now York, is now publishing, in addition to otlierpor traits, the celebrated collection known in Eu rope and America as Brady's National Photographic Portrait Gallery, in whiCh is included Portraits of nearly all the prominent men 'of America, not excepting Jell' Davis, Gen Beanregard, Floyd. and 'a host of Other confederates. Price of Portraits, $3.00 per dozen. cait be sent by mail. Scenes of the War for the 'Union, are published, card size. and in Stereocopic form. Also, Stereoscopic views of scenes in 'aris, Lon don, and in other parts of England and France, in Scotland, Ireland, Vilnles. Holland, Switzer land, Spain, on the Rohm, iu Athens, Egypt; Turkey,' the Holy Laud, China, India, Cuba; ,tic , 4e., ad infinitum. Our. Instantammus Stereoscopic Views aro • The Greatest Wonder of the Age. TheSe are taken In tits foi flail part of a second and the rushing of water,the moving of leaves. or the march of an army, does not in the least affect:Alm taking of these views. They are sold for S 3 per dozen. We have alSo on- hand and manufacture the hugest ;assortment of Stereoscopes, Photo graphic Albums, and Photographic Materials in the United States, and perhaps in the World ' CatalOgues, containing lists of all out Por traits;.Views, Stereoscopes, .kc., sent tree by mail, on receipt of a stamp. .• - E.- ANTHONY, 501 Broadway, jyly neat St. Nicholas Hotel, New York. NATRONA COAL OIL! WARRtNTED NON EXPLOSIVE! anti edual to any Kerosene. WI-1Y buy, an explosive Oil, when a few cents more per gallodwill furnish you with a perfect Oil? :Made only . by P 1 HN'A 6ALTRANtrnartrumi ctiliparrz, .No: 127 Walnut Street, PhiTadelPhia. Feby. 1. 1862. ly . : . _ The Rochester Straw-Cutter. tiI.,IESTED '44 . KELLY, Coudersport, have the exclusive agency,forthis celebrated machine, in this - County. It is Covenient,An able, and CHEAP. -- Dec.'l; raeo.-12 IleirSubsoribe for theJOURNAL. ;- ' Lid& ES - 4 0 00 1 t/iattaßi. DOWNER V- PATENT .HENIMELItNEV 'SHIELD IDE HANDIIE*IHO,- - ri -Itrt_tjost > t hhe thing" for all who use. themeedle Tide - renzcOiabip simple anerhoipel ineentii* saves oue-halfithe labor of hand-seillig;;atyit corn-: ; • pletely Protects the finger from the , pOint!of _ the needle ; and makes,a tiei k t ,anCuniform hem while the operatar LADY SHOULD DE wrrEIOI.WIT It is cheap, simple, beautiful, and useful: The Hemmer and Shield will he sent free of - aerie on,receiPt cif the price , 25'ee:nts.• '• • Enclose stamp for descriptive circa and ALSO, DOWNER'S, METROPOLITAN SKEIN-WEINIiER Sesiing-Bird.Combineil IS an article ofreal merit:. It is vied ifor the purpose, of winding skeins, of-Thread, Silk, Cotton,Yarm, Floss. Worsted, &c. 'lt is readily adjuitedlto the work-table, and - will bp found indispeniable to all using the, above articles, being a' useful and. invitluablpi appendage. to the SeWing-Bird. Price 59 Cts. to $1 according to Style and Fhiish. $l5O per Month c4i , be' ized by enterprising Agents (*anted in every town and County through ou t the United States and Canada,) selling the above artieles, sales are rapid, profits large, and has no com petition. - A liberal discount to the trade. Address A, H. D own e r , 442 Broadway, New York, • Patentee and Sole Proprietor. and exclusive Agenciei will be grdnted on the most libeial terms.-t-ad9am Sabbath SchwilLeell. Ne. 2.. • 75,00 u COPIES ISSUED THE 'FIRST Twelve Months of its _p.iblicatiOW. It is 'an entire NeW Work, of nearlooo pages. Many of the Tunes and Hymns Were Written express ly for this Volume. It will scion be as popu6 lams its prededessor I) which has run. up to the 'enormous 'number of 575.000 copies in 36 months; outstripping aniSunday School Book of its size issued in this Country. Also, both Volumes are hound in one to ac commodate schoelswishing them in that form. Prices of Bell No. 2, paper covers, 15 cents, $l2 per 100. Bound, 25 cents, sll3.per 100. Cloth bound embossed gilt; 30 cents,; $22 per 100 Bell No. 1, paper corers, 12 'cents, $lO per 100 Bound, 20 cents, $lB perloo. :Cloth bound embossed gilt 25 cents. $2O per 100 Bells Nos. 1 and 2 bound together, 40 cents, $3O per 100: 25 copies furnished at, the 100 price. Cloth bound embossed gilt, 50 cents, $4O per 100. Mail postage free at the retail price. HORACE -WATERS, Publisher, • No: 481 Broadway, New A'Ork. THE PAT SCHOOL BELL A NEW SINGING BOOK FOR Y SCHOOLS, called the DAY .SCHOOL BELL is nose ready., It contains' about 200 pages of choice Songs, Rounds, Catches,, Duetts. Tric•S, i'.2uartetts, and Choruses, many of them written expressly for this work, besideS 23 pages 'of the Elements of 'Music. The Me - mesas are•so easy and progressive, that ordi nary teachers will find ,theinselves.' entirely successful in instructing even young , seliolars to sing correctly and scientificall; , , while the tunes !and words embrace • such a variety 4 lively, attractive and soulstirring music and' sentiments, that no trouble will be experi enced, in inducing all beginners to go, on with zeal in acquiring skill in' one of the most , ' health-giNing, beauty-improving, Immiiness-1 yielding, and order-producing exercises school life. • In simplicity of its tleinents, in, variety and adaptation of music, and in excellence and-number of its songs, ;original,!, selected, and adapted, it claims by tmuch to, excel all competitors. It will be found to bel the -hest nook ever issued for Seminaries Academies, and Public Schools. -A few pie pages of the Elem ants, TuneS, and Songa.! are given in a cireular ; send and get one. h is compiled by- HURAQE• WATERS'. Autho ' of "Sabbath-School Bells." Nos. 1 . and of which have had the enormous sale of 655.-1 000 in 36 mouths Prices., paper covers. 20 cents, $l5 per 100; Bound, 30 eents,•s22 pen 100 cloth hound. embossed gilt, 49 cents $3O per 100. 25 copies furnishes at the 100 price. Mailed tree at the retail price. HORACE WATERS, hiblislier,• . : No. 481, Broadway, New York. • SOMETHING FOR THE TIMES!! &NECESSITY IN EVERY IIiIUSEIIOLD JOHNS CHOSLEY'S American Ce - ment, ,, Olue * The strongest Glue In the t:orld For ;Cementing Leather, Glasi i i Icbri, China, Marble, Porcelain, • Alabaster, Bone,:Coral..ete. The only article of the, kind ever .produd r ;ed whiCh will withstand WSter. • i • EiTRACTN: "Every .housekeeper should havii- a supply of Johns Crosley's American Cement Glue l' , ---.IW2C York Times. "Itis - so convenient to have in the housef —Sew York. Express. ; • 1 "ft! is always ready • this commends it to everybody.''—X. ildpiendent.;_ . "We have tried it; and find it as useful i our house aS water."— Witkes'Spirit of the Tin, .s P ! • rice 25 Cents:, per Bottle. • Very) liberal reductions to Wholesale Dealers. TER3IB CASH. • pa.. For Sale by all Ditigkists and Stor keepers generally throughout the country, • . ! JOHNS &;CROSLEY, • ; (Sole Manufacturers,): 78 William Street, New York. (Corner of Liberty Street.) jy9ly 1 --- 110 1 RACE WATERS PIANOS. MELODEONS. ALEXANDRE ORGANS, A) D T. GILBEFf celebrateo dEOLIA.N PIANOS are the finest instruments for Pitrl4s andlChurches now in use. A large assort ment can be aeen at , the neiv Warerooins, 4fil BROADWAY. between Grand and, Browne Streets, which will be sold at extremely low PIANOS and MELODEONS from sup:- dry makers:new and seenrid,hand. to let, and rent allowed if purchased, as peragreernetit. Monthly payrnents ret.,fiTed for the. sanie. AIsO, second-band Piantis and Melodeonsiat grerit 'bargains, prices..fro/1p • $25 to $l5O. Sheet Itinsie„Music Books,. and .all kindsint Music Merchandis6 at War prices. . J.:. • HORACE WATERS, Agent; Admlnistratoies- Notice.• ETTERS of Administilition an the eStiste of-S. S. Num, late of Whitesville, Atle any county, N. Y., having been granted] to heundersigned, all persons having'claims gainst said estate are requested to present. hem to him for liquidation. and- persOns said estate are reduested to make ediate payment to him. _ - 1861 • R. JAYNE'S• FAMILY MEDICINES sale at BTEBBIN ; EM&mMhli I D STAND ON MA IN STREET e erally for. Cash, 'United States Treasury tes Lwhieh by the way are' taken at Patl, , Vheat. Corn, Oats, BtAckwheat,.Butter,Ohdese ides, Pelts, Deerl Skins, and all other kinds el !Skins,' such as Calf Skins, &c., f also Beans ns, Veniion,jnd some' other things that n't be thOughk, of, A LARGE AND SPELL-SELECTED IY GOODS, EADYMADE CLOTHING GROCERIES, Eats & I Caps, Iron N aps, Hardware, DRUGS a MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, and Dye.Studl, Ci ogetber tith some of the Lest KEROSENE OIL, arsuperiOr to the Oil Creek or Tidiouti7 Oil I AMP 4 LAMP PIXINGS, • ho a few: more of those Superior CANDOR kOw s, SLEIGH SHOES, GLASS, SASH, PUTTY, PAPER, - ENVELOPES, od other kinds of • I"ALL PAPER, • WINDOW' CURTAINS And other ariieles Which: time alone for bids US te mention, all of which will be Sold as low as the WAR PRICES will a llow -for strictly f • ' ,A.nd for those articles we take, the high est market price will be imid. We are also General Agents for - • ' DR. D tIAYNIET.FatniIy Medicines, I DE. AYER'S Medicines, I I IRRANDRETH'S Pills, FENNEDY'Si Medical Discovery,' ' lAnd all the Standard Medicines of the day ANDA_LL'' SEE! t r - E N. B.', The iijty for the Goods 'must lie on band when the Goods are delivered; as we are Idetermined to I live to the motto of "Flay as trou GO." • r • • d, • Just one thingmore. The Judgmentsinotea ind,.•book !accounts - which we have on hand iittat be setded..iin4,closed; iminunediately "or we fear they be increased faster - than' the usual rate of interest. ! Dee 11 HORACE COBS' . • .; • . ' , lfdlAi l NAZZi.lli•r..i.lrr.l . k. - - - .1f.14WE1:4 ,- 4. - X464 , :......" - • , - . ., — ..1 1 1.....1,12'...,-I'',-,..i., -, "4., 7.441.v.t...}.•^,,,z,..--4,1„,, , ,,,,4t...%,,,....A., ta . -,,,, ~ , :,, , ,, , ., 4 , 14,za ~ •••••••t I MEIER a „G00D.,111 ..„ • • 1 I AND . ME i MEE " I.IIING- . ELos t t. MEI NEW r I • • E HE subseribera at their 60IJDERSPORT,, iffer to their old customers and the publie • ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS & SHOES, PROVISIONs, Ell POCKET CUTLERY, lir STAIION..k I RY READY-PAY!! Ea f . , Ain you runplainingt MVO* pato lnkri;crith your systtes ; sugstl, mot your kliegs . untenable[ ant are oftett lha praise s arimpi dilutes. Swa g a t i t ad stenilif be 'averted is - 1 melt itie of the sight 4,Z ly 31rks Ayer's. l'illcduol lance ont ibodisoniered ta ik , turs.7-; twits the bleed,' 1 the ,fluidstnots oudiso,, reeled is health athanhde thtf.ti n Z` the body into *knee* s i; ,rity, purifj the systOto h,h t the.olsdructious which 'mad; dise..Uss. • A cold settles somewhere lu the beady; thd structs its natural functions. Times, it th.t teller* reset upon 'themselves and the, surrounding ergints pro, ducleg general aggravation; suinittux,. and While In this condition; oppressed by, the deratio n ,„, i , take Ayer's .Pille. and see lioor direCtly they reft r , , 1 7.; natural action of, the sysioni, lind`with it tiler buovest [feeling of health api 11.- • What is Into and so spinoit la thi s trivial and common complaint; is also unto In entry of the deeiSseated and dangerous disteinpers. Th,tantr purgative eltect expels thew. Caused by siwiler.olatre s d o ne Iwo derangements of the natural function[ .4 the ' body, they are nipitilKand" tunny of thunt surely, mod by the same means. :• -None who knew the virtues of tION, Pills, will neglect to employ theui when suffering N u ; the'disardens they ellen. • , • . Staientonts from leading physicians In tome of " Principal cities; mud ' from other well known pUldkpeti• 14vma Fbracarding ifertant JAMS, lib.+l,-1d56 . . , DEL Arm. ?Our Pills •are . theiletritgeu of all tlii t great:ln npslicitte. They, lat•rtr cavod my little daugbile:f. of ulcerous sores mem her' haubts tai d teat thus bi p 6„ .? incurable for years.- ,- . ller mother loot bent lo u t 0„.: , ously afflicted with blotches and plimpteseu her akin and In her hair. After our child was, eared, uhe also triad your Pills, and they have cured her, 4Sit - MQ 11 01111X111.• As Para 1;y pitysic. - B. E. In ni;lwri g ht, 41'ent Orleans, Your Villa tire the prince of purges. Their orcalleof rualities surpass any cathartic we posse. 1.1," . 4 , mild; but very certain and effectual iu theirlectiou oil the bowels;.which makes them invaluable to akin the daps treatment of disease. • Ileildnelte,SlehtlettancbC,Potil Eitcrmitehd Pron Dr.J Iw. id Avd,Baltiut.re. liii=l DrAn. lino, AVER: I Cannot nn4wer• ye.n what compininto I bare svith your 1 . 1114 Itrtt , ..r than td may aft Mot at tees' gnat wit!, n pargllire medicine. I place great &pea• iai o on an MTN:told .cathart is in ; rny daily contest with iiw 4e, awl h.dhisinz as 1 In that Tear Pills 104,14 us tla beg. tvaltave, 1 of cOUrso vain+ ihein highly. Pirrsnutto. l'a. May 1. 1455. Dtt. J. C. ATM. Sir: T have beim reportedly cored et the A Torsi, hedache* any hods me ; lia.Vo by a (lord! or lay >f your, Nils. It seems to , arise' from a foul coheteli, nriticb.they cleanse :Allure. - • ) Yours with great respect.. RD. W. MU:Mg, " '(7,re. q'Stflomer Mov.lll. . , .. Bilious Iniortteis —Lfver COmpialuts. Alm& Dr. .77,eoctore LAN, q".N•ne York 0,1; • Not only oro your l'ithro.huirabty nitaptest to their per ins° us sat nperissut. but 7 floll their broefirial ettectx upon :ho Liver' eery isinrked irssles.4. They have iis toy pm thso proved more Orel:mil for tho cure of brlinus ttfitinfd than any one remedy I cam'. tuentlett. I siarcnty rejoice that.we have at IctigQl a purgative mv wet, thy the confidence of the profesekst and the !welds. • DI.VARTgENT TUE INTERIOR, Washitt , ten 4. 7th Feb., /85t1.- t.I have used your iu nly general mid hoepita% practice over SIM) ,!.011tiattle . tlietti 3 Outt cannot hesitate to itty they aro the best cathartic We elitploy. Their regu lating action on the liver is quick nod decided, COMO pieotly they are au aultuitable reitiolv foe dernogetnento of that organ. Indeed, I have ,tteltitin tomtit a:case uf uliout cliteuse so obsti,.ate that it did not readily yield ter them Fraternally you'd, ALONZU ISA lA, M. D . ., i'lq/siciail of the Aerate ifetpttele Dysentery, Dlarrlnien, Relax, -Worm!. Your. Pills have led a lung trial in my practice, and I bold [lam iu esteem as one er the best aperients I hair everleund. 'Their alterative effect upon the liner makes them tm excellent remedy, when given in doses fee Gihnus ilysenecrg «iirl diarrho2". Their sugar-evens; nudes then, rely acceptable and convenient iti-the aw of irotneu and children. Dyspepsia, Impurity of the, Blood. From Rev. J. Mter, Paster ofAdeint Chureh,LCAM. Dn. tormt:' 7 have used Your Pills 'with extraordinmy summaltt my family and among those I am culled to rbit in distress. To mgnlale the organs of digestion and purify the blood. they are the vary_ best remedy I We over known, turd I can coulidentlY recommend them to my friends. Yount, .1. V. 11111 M. ' NVAtmktv. NV:polling Co., N. Y., Oct. 24, 1855.' DCAtt Sin: 1 um using your Oahu ri ir•lllts In my rue tios: and find thein au excellent purgative to cletinoi thr syste4s and pin fly Cos 1;114)1Aliila ,r Idorml. JUIIN G. M EACH.% M, M. • • Constipation, Cosi Iveilees, Supprreelan, Rlieutitati,m, Gout, Neuralgia,"Drar Ey" Paralysis, b it,r, etc. Erma Dr. J. P.. Cured& Ton much -cannot mad ot , your 1.00. t v iha cur. , und: mon. If othrrn of our frateroin ' have, they should j..:0 too or pr fug it for the !wheat, of (h t . n!tititeq ' . Ala complaint. which. nitioesail et•••” 4 11 ill •• Lilo progenitor of other, it nt are worn.. :ken= to originate in the liver, hui. 3,,ur safeet tlad .rotu and cure the Fi•ont 34•. r. fond, l'hvici:an and Mu,Ve,'Bostom. ' I flail 1,110 Or two lo doses 0r your Pills. taken at the tiroper 'thou. :9 - o oxe l6vl lironietiess or the yahoo/ SlM 'ante V:Eit'it wholly or ietrtially tiepin - es...it, and also eery Al - equal to r!raftsr 1611 Ln,rorch 1111.1 ocrpri lo•olo.S. Thar itre,i, lunch the Bret physic nu have that I roeuuntivad no other to my patients,. Fifint Me. Rev: Dr. ILsickes,o?flF. 211rProllialF:pis. Church. ' PITANKI 81tvatuunli.C:.„ C.185,G. TI , PNOR , A) Fat t I nilitlllll is! 1111graglit G.r the retie %liar skill' has le ought :melt I did not report my case to A pd.l to•ttkii iu my limbs mitl - bronglit on suns- Nomtiffic loons, which elided in downier/awn& /ism. . Notwith ktanding I bad the Int.t of physielans: the disease grew. wares .t nil Wont,. WWI by the ad eleenf year excellent night in Baltimore, Dr. dlnckenade, I tried year 't heir effects were slow, lint sure. By persevetirff In Use use of them, I urn new entirely well „ i.4NATE ulll3lllElt, been 11011 p, La.,.5 Dec. 18de. Dn. Avon: I have been entirely cured, by your PISRof . Illegmatio Gout —a painful disease that lied afflicted me for yetws. • VINCENT SLIDELL 'fflr Most of the Ma In market contairciforeury, whieli, although a valuable remedy in skilful bands, ls dangeroMt in n polite pill, from the dreadful cons*. quencea that frequently follow its Manamll use. Theo contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever. - Price, 25 cents par Box, or 5. Boxes for $l.. Prepared by Dr. C. A 413 & CO., Lowell, Mu. Sold by C: S A. Jones, Condersport;, Mann ZzNichols, Millport ; N. J. Mills, Colet• burg & Lyman, Roulet ; A. Corey k Son, UlySses; A R; Morton, CushinfOille; and by Dealers generally WESTERN FOTEL, Nos. 9. 11, 13; 15, 17 COMMAND? snow, Near Broadway, New York City. This old-established, and favorite resort of the Business community has been recently re. fitted, and is completOn everthing that can minister to the comfort of its patrons. Ladies and Families are specially and carefullY pro vided for. It is centrally located in the business part of ;the city, and is contiguous to the principal lidos of steamboats, cars, omnibuses, ferries. In consequence of the pressure caused tr the Rebellion, prices have been reduced to ONE DOLLAR AND PUTT CENTS PER DAT. The table is amply supplied with all the luxuries of the seson, and , is equal to thatof any other hotel in the country. Ample accommodations are offered for ep watd of 400 guests.- Do not believe runners, hackmerould abort who may say "the Western Hotel is full." D. D: WINCHESTER, Proprietor. Thoa.J7. if incAestir: fyl9 A NEW AND 'BEAUTIFUL EDITION Mistakes of 'Educated Men. BY JOHN S.. HART, LL. D., 12m0., price 50 cents; paper cor— ers! 25 cents. Copies of this book-still brr eeot, toy mail on recuipt of the . pcicei Pow~ age stamps. Please address J. N. GARRIGUES; '/.48 South Fourth atraft, Philadelphia, Fe • t•-• . _ - • ATELII,IIO -PILLS .Piout Dr. J. (I. (1: ees, cif Oticulio. CEE33
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