NEMEMES STATE:;;Np ItIANSFIEtD, 410 , THIS INSTITUTIO Recognized ky. die State - December, 1 use. ' State, Norma School, ' Ord formally Wd en es sent in September 1563, l''' The School is; at lerigth . places Upon a:se cure basiil—the.. State app ctpriation of the currec • year enabling th Trustee to extin guish the greater portion of the outstanding liabilities, land to make, extensive imprOve ments uptere the. buildings \and grounds. . . The Spring Term will commence about _March, 10, 865. • . Prof. F. A. Attu;, for th past six years in chargo, of ihe,Cliester Con_ ty (Pa.) Normal Schoojl, has been elected Principal, and Prof. J.Strit, of the Edinboro State Normal School; tion .has been appointed to, the Professorship of Languages ' and,Mathemdtics.! .Prof. Allen is well eknoyin. throughout the Statit at a ,geatleman otacoarate scholarship, poisessing a practical experience 'of fifteen years as an educator of teachers, and a thor ough acquaintance with heir educational 'Wltlat3, acquired from his conneetioewith County Institutes in every section of -Penn 9Th-rtail, as-well as in oth r States. „Competent and thoraug i' instructors will bi provided for. the other departrnents•of the. Sehoel. 1 - • i The building has been •refited throughout and provided - With furniture of the most ap proved style, together - with an extensive col lection of maps,Oharts,andrarks of reference. Excellent Chemical :and Philosophical ap paratus will be in readiness at - the opening of the School. , . 1 To ',etzeripace .with•tlie improveLients in ed ueaticin, a gymnasium will be erected, for which a valuable apiteratusl for the heavier and lighter exercises has all early been,secured The school year Is divided into three terms of thirteen weeks each, with, no vacation; ex eept the week of Christinaf Solidays. It is desirable that studremts should enter at 1 the commencer-mat of a tom, and fora period of not leis than thieteenw eks. Tuition, in advance - per term, .66.00. No extra charges for the', laguages nt the higher math ematics. Teat books rented at reasonable rates. Voce 4 and instramental music at teacher.; prici.ts. Boarding in the hall,. 30 00 ' per term ; woad for winter, S 3 00 per term; • waehing, $3 25; room rent. $1 50. -The arrangements 'now made are of .such - a naturO as to warrant the Trustees in saying that no 'other institutien in the State affords better ficilities for t he'Lldupatien of Teuehers, or fur the preparation of students for college, or for, general business. • For further particular=_ address the Princi pal, at Mansfield, Tiuge. county, Pa. _.W. C. RIPLEY, Pres. Board of ire...tees. ALEER.T CLARK, Secreta.ry. . lilenstield.'Dec. 40, debe.- ---f 1 Natio e 'GERMANIA, Pot ter Co., Pa.. Aug, 1, 1803. IikTOTICt is hereby given that qprlcs sttor, now or la e of this coly, holding the following descr'oed properly., as not yet paid any consider: tics whatevc-r fcr the Same, and. all persons ar hereby warned not to par-. chase nay of said roperty of the said Busher before the decisi n of the Court ip given in this case and C. Linshor has paid to Inc the consideration orie•,- therefor. . The following i 3 the Property : lA. A certain tract of Land near the Gee mania iu warrant 5075. Abbott township, Potter county, Pa., containing' 100 . acres.— 'Also 25 acres in warrant 5078 and adjoining the shove. . 2nd. A . certrits tract of land, with Mill and improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in warrant 5819, in Stewartson township, Potter county, Pa., containing . 201 'acres. C. Busher holds itlso ire (et:4 warrant no. 2501, in Gaines . township, Tioga 4ountv, Pa., on the rattd leading front Gerrna.uitt to Gaines, cor.taiuiug 850 acres.. tf . WM:RADDE. Administrator's Notice. W lW l l:.le', : a te L: , t ; te \ r \ ; l o , f s 6 , ...l.ni c it t ii ß st s r: t . t ) t x ton t : t o e of Allegany township, Putter county, dee'd, have been eranted to the euliseriber, all 'per- sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claim 3 arinst the same•will present them, du;y authenticated. for settlement to • IIf,TPSON„ HE.;pßyx., Adm!r. Alle7any, Au 4. 30, NG-1 ' BOOK At lb E ,Yti TS IV ANTEIa : , To .lell.;by subicription, with sathPle. ex„cel- leot Popular Illustrated Family \Yorks., i Among these Is a low price HISTOity of thel REBEI.LION, of Which over forty thousand of , Vol. 1 have already been sold. it is .a good I business for ,ex-Soldiers, and °tam out\ol` employment. . , -?' Also, for sale to Pedlers, Merchants, and I Agents; Stationery Packages,. Battle Scenes, Portraits and of ter pictures for "the Times," War. Maps, beautiful Album Card's, CuiTency Holders, etc..: :For Circulars, with particulars l and terms, address HENRY HOWE, - . No. 111 Main Street, Cincienati, 0. Egitate of George Estes. Decd. • NotfCE. I WHEREAS, letters of administration on the estate of George Estes, late oflie bran township, deed. hay . ;e .been granted to The uudersigned. notice is hereby given to all persons knoWing them Selves indebted to said estate to call and settle immediately and those Laving claims to present them for er.yritent POLLY , EsTEs, Admiaistmtrir. Hebron, Nov. 22, 13 , 34 Et Fir HE CONFESSIONS • ,IND EXPERIENCE OF AN INVALID. Published fon the benefit and as a criniio to young men and others' who sutTer- from Nervous Debility, Preinature Deca of Man hood, 4-e., supplying at the same time the means of self-eure. By one .who has cured himself after undergoing considerable gum:l:e -ery. By enclosing a poetpaid addressed en velope, single copies may be had of the author NATHANIEL - MAYFAIR, Esq., • ' Brooklyn, Kin,gs C 0... N. Y. Administrator's Notice, ATTELEREAS 'Letters of, Administration to VV • the estate ortV.:ll. JENKINS, late, of Shippers township,CamCron county,rdeed,have been greeted to the subs- - ;riber, all personi indebted to sa,id estate are requested to make 'immediate payment, and those laavier; claims against-the - same will present them, duly au thentico.ted, for settlement to JACCCE JENKINS, idm*r. Coudersport, Oct. 25, 18.34. UNT'S - 8L9L131 OF RAJSES,—for. the La dies,—:l.t 1 , STEBBINS' lop , A. STEBBINS & Co. are closing up an old Ledger.' All.persons indebted to theta vviß please call and settle, before the accounts are h.i.ft' with the . propei oMeet for Collection.—Nofr /S i 'C3 =1 .1 - . Unquestionably the be t suswined work of the kind in th• World." .". , 1--- 1 -"". .... MARP ER'S NEW MONTHLY . 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'IONS SUBSCRIP • feeted s s.ystem of i supply the MAGA to those-who pre ;Leals .directly.frotu jtrali 417 in e is 24. dts id at: subscriber's if . 1 • . 1 , - car ..5 , 4 00A Magazi:2-3 oriree /y every Club Of Fire lia - one remittance 3 . . I :applied at any thise jots prisingTTen(y -ll liindiv. f Will be dxp (11the , , ense of pur e. ,Yinyle volwnes, . Cloth cases, for 1 i , post paid. TERMS l& BROTHERS, N . eiv York Family Circle. .PECINEN. I r E:EILLY. ' oo). Threes. ;Wm subscription list I • ;)et in -thousands of Tinqs is about to • ~ ads to the, eVI4 s this was neededi s way into a new id with pleasure IV ! , s supplying.a want:, • g political and histo on."—The Prss in Atuerica"--..goston TIONS. MEM the,llTe.Q.kly or f?' i r every Clczb of .F iv e ifi cad remittance; or sqplled at my time. 011 Harper's Weekly, sent by express, ell. A complete Set, esl seat on receipt of 0 t)er vol., freight at Acidness • =1 SOiare, New York AENI.Y. rz'l o nce August eon v.-eche. Tuition tc!rm. Board can be OLE AN A Rooms for adl in the ..!..caetealy ertn. Principal, assisted tie.orgnnizedfoi.the in their profession, in al Methods and other edi . lATlN,l);esident: ecigtary.'H BT.iINI, Winter Goods ! oolitEV.:$;•: : .. VOUR-atttention is!,invited to.the large and 2 attractive stock just received, and for sale as lo)v as the same qualities can be bought an:l-where in the county. • ! We have on hand a large and varied as sortment of Domestic Cottons, crlprising BROWN SHEETINGS, and SHIRTINGS, ' BLEACHED MUSLINS, DENLIIS, STRIPES, CHECKS, , TICKINGS, and COTTON FLANNELS,,on which we cannot be undersold. We ptirchase onr goods for Cash and offer them at ti very small advance From Cost. ; , FLANNELS. r you 'pant to purchase RED,, - •j I GRAY, ' iBLUE, or PLAID FRENCH SHIRTING FLANNEL, call !At Olmsted's. DRESS GOODS; DELAINES, I . PRINTS, . BROCITE, and WOOLE \ SHAWS, HOODS, SONTAGS. NUBLAS,I SAL MORAL SKIRTS, CLOTHS, and CASSIAIERES,; a full / s4ply JAt Olmsted's. CLOTHIN • TION'T fail to call before purchasing and see the assortment BOOTS & SHOES OR Men Women & Children, in great va riety and cheap For 31Olasses, yrup, Sugar, Tea and Coffee in fact everything in, the Grocery line, call AT OL NISTED'S . fall assortment of almost everything that is kept in a country store on hand. We intend to keep Goode that will give satisfaction and sell good'articles at the lowest living profit AT OLIISTED'S,, ~Y~zE o Grain of all kinds, Butter, Wool, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Deer Skins Also, • County, Township and School Orders, for all of, which the highest prices will be paid Al Olmsted's Coudersport, Pa,Nov'r 18, Egg! 1864 Brings many a change; therefore I have con cluded to change my system of doing liuidnesc and I shall hereafter sell far • CASH or PRODUCE, , --• • BUTTER, LARD, , EGG-S, RAGS, GRAIN, • I • DRIED BERRIES, &te. ILN my stock of Groceries f have a choice assortment of TEAS,— , • GREEN, . . BLACK, . and SAPAN. • SUGARS, . MOLASSES, ' HONEY SYRUP SALARATUS, COFFEE, Alio, PREPARED COFFEE, MUSTARD, SPICE, PEPPER., SL - c. , , &c. V have a good stock (bought so that I am I enabled to sell at prices current before the War) l of DRUGS, and PATENT MEDICINES, Also, KEROSENE OIL. YANKEE NOTIONS, • FANCY SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and PERFUMERY, are still kept. FLOUR, , PORK, \ MEAL of all kinds. And many 'other things too numerous to mention bept•toostantly en band and will be sold for LESS PROFIT than ever before offered in this market. E. K.' SPENCER. Jan. 20, 18C4. SI 00 'j Dr. A. FRENCH's CELEBRATED TONIC BITTERS RE.' becoming the most pcipular Medicine M circulation fOr the cure of LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN DICE, DEBISITY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, and WEAKNESS or, the STOEACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS. It is also gaining a great reputation in the CURE of DIPTHERIA Principal Office, Pondersport, Po',ter Co., Pa. FE I At alnisted's Olmsied's 1864 EITRE Ai A t . r HAVE ram- ITV Was the exelemation of the A.stronenisriwho first discovered that the - world moved la its orbit;. ncit,less joyous has keen the exclUm‘a. tion of tl3ose who have found TES PLACE where ( GOODS can be purchased ,FLFTEEN or TWENTY PER CENT. beloW the market price, and yet find them as represented. Two things Erse to be conside:red 41 purchasing Goods : the Quality and the Price; and par " chasers studying both, can be setter satisfied with our stock than any other in this or ad- joining counties. Think twice befole buying "DEAR TRASH." Now is yotir time to pro , cure a GOOD ARTICLE. "Delays are dan gerous and-sometimes fatal." , Don't watt f9r another enormous advance I n Goods. • Tho is but a partiall list of our large assortment:, • " • Merinos The attention-of• the Ladies is called to the tock-of Meripoes,Blacic,Brown, Blue, Mardon, Drab and White. Soma of these were bought previoug to the rise and will be sold nearly as low as present wholesale prices' at JONES' Ladies Cloth Black, Grey, and l Fancy Colors at JONES' Boy's Wear Casslmeres, Striiied, Checked, and Plaids ; Tweeds,' Kentucky jeans, and Cottonades of the very best quality at JONES' • Mourning Goods Black Silks, Airleas, Empress Cloth, Bomba zine;, Delaines, 4ep Cloths, and Black and Purple Goods of Furious kinds at JONES' I • Di:•naestics Heavy- Sheetings; three-quarter, fonr-quarter, five-quarter, fin' unbleadhed ; Pillow Case and Sheeting Mhslin, Shirting,, Ten-quarter hleacSed for sheoteat c JONES' White Gdods • Barred Muslin, plain Jaccnet, Cambric for Skirts, Irish Linen, Swiss Muslins, Nainsook plaid, striped or plain, and Bishop Lawns at JONES' Emfbroideries Dimity Bands, Ladies Collars, Undersleeree with or without ; collars at JONES' Woolen Goods Hoods, with tabs or points, for Infants and Childr'en, Missesland Ladies; Nubia's, Under. sleeves and Cap at • JONES' Prints For Children, Shirting Prints, plain 'black, white and blaelc;blue and white, and all kinds of Faric.y, ai JONES' Cloths Gents' Black Br ad Clotb, ercellent quality bough( before the rise. Ca.ssinames, black sail: mixed; bine - and fancy Doeskin, striped, plain, and Plaid iu fancy colors, and Ciotti for whole cuits at 1 - losiery N'ottlen's wool ribbed, cotton ribbed, cotton pinia..colored and white, plain or fleeced.. Girls' .white, brown, mixed, wool or .cotton, and wool Balmoral stockings. liens' home and city-madl. Boys', all sizes, white or mined, at JONES' Gio - ves ' Fos Ladies. Gauntlet and !Irai Glover, Kit Linen, Cotton, Plain and Fleeted Silk. Gent. fine Driving Gloves, Cassimdes, at JONES' Shawls • • For Ladies; Shepherd's Plaid, Brodie, Lou. and Square, Woolen Plaid.; n great variety o elegant colors at I JUNES' Delaines Of domestic and fortlgn manufacture. '9'e can assure our patrons that we believe Our stock this spring to be more attractit•e in this line than ever beftre. JUNES' Balmoral 'Skirts With or:y two breadths, making it necessary to have but two seams is a full skirt, in a great variety at • JONES' Groceries Teas, Stigars, Choice Syrap, Gocel Rio Cone, West indii and Dandelion "o fee, Rice, Corn Starch, Farina, Cocoa, &c., at • JONES' • ( , Brushes Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Hat, Paint, V2xnEsb and Art Brusb.ei at . JONES' Di:Ligs and Fancy Articles Oils, Paints, and Dye Stuffs, White Lead in Tin Cans,Alcoltol, Camphene, Kerosene,Lamp and Lamp Fixtures, Glass, patent Medicines, Chemicals, Botanical Herbs,'Perfumery,Fancy Soap . and Toilet, articles,• Gum, Hair, Ivory and Wooden Combs, Pomades and Colognes, and a fine 'assortment of Flavoring Extracts, Pens, Ink and vayer, and Linseed Oil—raw and boiled, a JONES' Clothing an.t. Me.l's at „FONTES' Boots and Shoes Of every. description and: the best qualltF, at astonislang, low prices, at ' . JONES" Wall Paper ceiling ?spar, Transein Paper, Window Cue- Bords,rs Tassele and Fixtures, at Xs., , HARDWARZ, WOODEN-WARE, WILLOW WARE, TAILS; IRON, PLOWS; WINDOW SASIL, FLOUR, PORN, and FEED, in fact, everything that the peozle need can be has at JONES'. I . - AA of Which will he sold at the lowest Wes COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. Comierspwt, P 4., June; 1.563. `Raii‘l.'Cb4n.:C . I offer for sale on reasonable ter m and eral time: 'ONE FARM 1---146'Acres— ONE FARM I-235 Acres-8 • _ ONE FARM !-50 Aeres-15, ONE FARM !-300 Acr,es-5 And lots of other Farms and La Some money may be required doll, Luclett ly 2, '64 •11 13rookland, Pa., J 111 Having secured the servicefof HENRY S. COWBURN, BLA.CKSMI:ITH i of twenty years experience in E land and America.' lam prepared to furnish farmers and travele'rs with the best ' of I Horse and Ox 'Shoe' L g, Shingle Knives, Butcher Knives Ste.,,prompt y L. BIRD, Proprietor, • Brboklnad, Potter; Co., Pa. formerly ended Cushingville. May 25, 1864. 1 i . AT . .'1 H. J. OLAISTEDI 0 TORE can always be found it 0 Cooking,' Box and paripr . hi S 1 f-' . !. .1 . E V ii Also. TIN and SIIEETI-IRON WA KETTLES, SPIDERS, SCOTCH I FRYING-PANS, SAP-PANS, and BONS. Also. II • • 11 ' • Agricultural mplements. i such as ;PLOWS, St) APERS, CULTIVA TORS, CORN-SHELIAERS, HORS-BABES, DOG-POWERS, &c. ll - .II • li • • HIS WORIC li is well made and the rnaterial goi2d. Good and substantial EAVES!-TROUGITI, put pp in any part of the County Terms easy. Beady Pay of all kinds, including Cash, seldom refused.. • lil - • 1 Store on Hain Street Opposite the .101 d Court House, Coudersport. Ii Aug. 1, 1d63.--50 PUT IM Clothe Wriliger Will wring anything from a. aingie; Thread to a Bed-Quilt. 11 PRICES : 65.50, 66.00, and ;,68.00. P. 'A. Stebbins & Co., Agents for Potter county.—Jan 18C3 P., A. STEB IN & , ! Paying the highest price in 1 111 cAksn iatt WOO ! 1 JONES' 56,000 i OUN DS WA oudersport, tune 2S, 1.86 f. P. A.. Stebbins & Co. A RE. AGENTS for the sale of 11 —A_ • WHEELER & WILSON'S SE;V:NC MACHINES for .'otter Cou2ty Nor'r 12,'C3 • - I • I • . DR, TOT-11AS1 VENITIAN LINIMENT lIAS GIVEN UNIVERSAL SATISFACT TION during the Nurteen Years it ha been introduced into the Uniteti r States. --L After Lein' , tried by 'millions, it has been proclaimed the pain destreyer of the world. Pain cannot be where this liniment is ap r plied. If used as directed it cannot as.d nevi er has failed is a. single instance. 1 For colds, coughs and influenza, it can't be beat. Oue 23 cent bottle will cure all the Ethqe, besides j being, useful in every faraily for sudden acci dents such as burns, cuts, scalds, •insect sting ,'&c. It is perfectly intiocat, tto take interrially, and can be given to Ithe oldest person or youngest child. Priceos and 50 cents la Ilettle:• , •, Office, 5p Cortland:. Street, New Tork. Sold by all 'ruggistsA iri/11 ra ITp FOC. B L by • E. R. gj , • 1 .MANHOOD ; • HOT LOST ! DOW RESTORED! Just published, a, new edition of Dr. CulverwelPs Celebrated Essay on the radical curt (without, medicine) of S2Elt?!ATOaTtlioEi, or Seminal Werikness, In voluntary Seminal fosses, iMPOTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapacity, ImpedimOts to Mar. riage., etc. ; also, , CoNsumartos, Epik,spsy, and Frrs, induced by (self-inlielgericey'o sexual extra7agance. ' M-Price, in A eealed easel Ope, orls - 6 rims. The celebrated anchor this admirable essay eleatly demonstrates, from a thirty years Eue6essfEL practice, that the alarming , consoctuences-ef maybe radically cued terfthci.':.t' the dangerons use of internal medicine or t.Z2.15 applicathin of the knife— painting out A :t odeof cure, at once simple, certain and en -cuts', by means ofiwhich ev ery sufferer, no matter what hit kondition may be, may elate himself eheapiyi, privately and radically. /I&-This Le.clizra should be in the bands of every youth and every man in the land. Scnt, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any adeenriss,posi-paid, en receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. Address the publishers. C( AS. C. KIZNE s; 11'7 Bowry,'Ll'ow York,Post officel box 4586 --- OATS I' OATS 1 OATS WANT.EDI: ir will pay SO Cts., 'CASK car OATS .1.. delivered atmy Sto e in Millpott. i B. Si COLWELL. Drc. 19, 18641 y • A SOAP Queition Settled f Inq ST - : StARSA ?AB! - s ! Cleared Cleared Cleared Cleared shed. f S e beat o IE, POTS, ; BOWLS, CAULD- ARE for TED; mazi ire at i BLNS' TIM NTOET.D . 3 criSZA.S 77.113iLDT Scrofula and Scrifulous, isensted,„ . From E'nuirlj nice, Tr. rceltdmthert. , rid chard .of Or. . ford, Maine. _ ..rhni's ,_bsold Inrga quantities oryanr SAllAPA nim..tut never Vet one bade - which /idled of the desired effect and full satisfaction tothose wholook it: As flst as our people trif it, they agree there ban been Ow medicine like it "'Mere in our community." . . Eruptions, Pimples; Blotches, Pustule; M.. cars, Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin: From Rep. Robt. Stratton, Bristol, - England.' " I only do my duty to you and the public . , What I add My testimony to that you publish of the me dicinal virtues of yonr.sAU.s.tr.smit.t.i. My &ligh ter, aged ten,lhadiillicting• humor In her ears, eyes, and hair for years; whieli wo were .unable: to cure-until we tried your SAUSAYABILL4. She has been well for some months.'.., „ From. Mrs. Jane E. Rice, it veil-known and numb esteemed twill of Demiisrille; awe May C0.,1C.J... Al y (laughter has stiffened for a year post witlya scrofulous eruption, which: was very troublesome. Nothing afforded any; relief until we tried your SARSAPARILLA, which'soon completely cured her?? From Charles P. Gage, Egg., or the ichlety4motiot . Gage, Murray tf• Co.; manufacturers o'am:smiled „papers in Nashua, X. ELI "I had for several years a very trMiblettotno humor in my face, which'; grew constantly; work, until It disfigured my features and became an Intol erable affliction. I tried almost every thing a num could of both advice awl medicine, but without any relief whatever, until , I took your SARSAPARILLA. , It immediately made any face worse, as you told mo it might for time; but in a few weeks the new skin began to form under the blotches, and con tinued instil my face is as smooth as any body'S, and Fain without any Symptoma of the disease that I know of. I enjoy - perfect health, and without a doubt owe It to your SARSApARILLA.” Erysipqlas —Gener*l. •Pebility'—Purify the . • • Blood. From Dr. Rob!. Sawin; Donston St., Kew York., " Du. AYEin. I seldom fail t& remove Eruptions and Scrofulous Sores by the perSeveringuseof your 1 Sstns.tPA and I have justuow cured an attack I of .31itifyitant Eresip . e/as with it: Igo alterative poSsess equals the SSIL4APAPALTA you have-sup plied to the profession* its to the people." • From .1. s,'lofinston Esq.. Wakeman, Ohio. "For twelve years, lad the yellow Erysipelas on my right arm, during time I tried all-the celebrated physicians T coatd reach, and took hun dreds of dollars Worth a . medicines. The ulcers were so loot .that She cords became visible, and the - • (foetors decided that My arm must be amputated, I began taking your SAItSAPARILLA. Took two bot tles, and some lof yinue Plait. Together they have cured me. I ads now as well and sound as any body, Being In a public place' my case is known to ever body in this titifiummity, and excites the wonder o all." „ i from !Ton. Denry .314nr0, if. E—P., ..Vezeoustle, • C. Tr., a leading member of thelCumidian Portia, mod. I have used your SAns, , ,A , AntrAA in my family, for general debility, Mid' for purifying the blood, with very beneficial, results, and feel eonlidencu La , commending It to the inflicted," • St. .A.sdhony's Fire, Rose, Salt Itheunt, Scald Read, Sore Eyes. , From Irarrey,cickbar; En J., the able editor iy" the Tunkhannock Democrat, Pennsylvania: , " Out only child, about three years of 411 ;4, Ices .attacked by pimples on his forehead. They rapidly spread until they for Med a loathsome mid vit . :tient sore, which covered his and nettudily blinded , ids eves for some days: - A skilful physician applltvl tiltrale, of silver and other riawdies, withont.any apparent eirect. For ,'fifteen days .we warded Ins huuds, lest with them' he should tear open the fes . terino . and corrupt wound whirls covered his whole face. liming tried every thing else, we hail any hope from, we begin your SAI:SAPAgILLA, and applying, the iodide of potash lotion, its you , direct_ 'the sot-3 beg:qi to heal when wit had:given ' the first l hattle, and was well when we :had finished the, second, 'Else eyelashes, which had coma out, grew again, and lie, is now as healthy and fair as any either, The Whole neighborhood pri4licted that the Child must die: , Syphilis and 'Mercurial Disease.' From Dr. Ilirani Slaat, ql" St. Louis, .11it,Ouri. "I find your *ARSAPARILLA a mute effectual remedy for the secondary symptoms of Syphilis and for syphilitic disease than any other we possess, The profession arg i indebted to you for some of tint best medicines weltatie." From A. J. French, 21 . 1". D„ an eminent physi4lan of Lawrence, ...Mai:, who is a prominent member of ' the Legislature Or Massachusetts. . DIL AYER. .'ily dear Sir: 1. have found your S. AnsArAutt.t..t ah excellent remedy for Sf/phitisi both of the prisuiry and secondary type, Mid elliw tufa in some amt s . that were too•Gbstinate.to yield to other remedies . I Flu not know what we clot cm ploy with more ce minty of success, where a kower fa: alterative is re,cluitPc o Mr: Chas. S. Mx L'iew, of IN'ent Brunserfekj Ir. I, had dreadful ulcers on his Legs, caused by tha abuso of mercury, or it.ircurial disease, which grew more and mote aggravated for years, in spite of ever/ remedynr 'treatment that could be applied, until the persevering' use or <>,i - on s. SARSAPARILLA ralieved him. Few eases eau ,be_ finmd more invetardlettid distressing than OILS,. u'd. it toot several i t tiozen bottles to eure hint: i Leucorrhcea, Whites, Female Virealmeis, are generally produced by internal Scrofulous Ul ceration, and are very often cured by the alterative effect of this SARSAPARILLA. Some eases require, however, in aid.of the SARSAPARILLA. the skilful application of toast remedies. Front tren-knotriz amt Ir . idety-r,lsbraled Dr. . Jacob ..11 - orrill, of Ciorinnati. "T livie found your S.tu LTA an excellent alterative in dities.siis of females. Many cases of Irregularity, Leneerriura, !Menial. Ulceration, and 'Weal ' arisink; from the scrofulous diathesis, have yieldeil to . it, and there are few. that do not, when its effect is properly aided by local treatment.? lady, u7licilli7,if to; allow the pubtidzgaz of her mow, writes mv danglite;' , And :myself .have tem eured Of 4 very - debilitating Leneorrlirca of longstanding, by two bottles of your SAILiAPAZILLA." Rheumatism, Gout, Liver CornOaiut, Drs. pepsia, Heart 'Disease, Neuralgia, when eauFed by Scretrula in the syste, zio rapidly Ciacil by Ibis ttiL S4I:S.II'.IEILLA. AYER'S r. CATHARTIC PILLS possess so many advantages over the other purgatives in the inarket. and;their.superinr virtues are :so - universally known, thatwe need not do-snore tlian to lassure the public their; quality is main:tilde(' equal to the best it ever has been, and that:they' may be depended on . to do all that they have ever done. Prepared by S. C. AYER, M.D., & Co., Lowell, Mass., and sold by Sold by C. S, & E. A. Jones, Coudersport, Chappel Bros., Ulysses. • C. 11. Simmoes, Os.n - ayo; Mann &Mchols, i Ilillport. & Co:, Rofilet'; and by Dealer: everywhere. - SAPONIFIER, Or Concentratecl Le . Family Soap Maker; WAR makes high prices; Saponifier helpi to reduce them. it Makes SOAP for FOUR cts. a pound by cuing Your kitchen grease. 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