-13rsINEss CAR DS
„A •
/4.111.111.ALL!PTIII. JANAIII A. lIKAWER
WAtISTIER A BEViLEIY, _
- 4TTOSNIITS ex LAIV.
1111.1.1.16F0NT1C,
3. D. 1111117GFJE1,
ATTORNEY AT -
alttaralye.PlNle•.
Oillteltl the Court 'Howe,. with the TY:water
G. L. TOTELL.
. .
f$llA LER . ”10'..) • r ar•,.l.
TortAccp, CltidXS ANY) NOTIONS.'
LIMISTOWN, Plrq,
W.AW. WUITIS,
DENTIST.
PINI4SO I YE4N.A
Mae histrrefessional sen ICOA to the citizen,
of Pthogroyo and vicinay.
I WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ATTOANET AT LAW
CI ?!..!.111 , 1r PZ1.1....1
Will tbrit. Bellefonte pr..tessionsi:v whoa spe
444 Detained 1n oonneetwu with resident cuun
eel._
.I.BOXD ligg:Tcni*os,
LATE AN OFFICER" $. ARMY,
Will attend to the collection of all claims for
Bounty, Back Pay, Pensions. de.
Office with William P. Wilson, Eq.
Jan. 20-3 m. Bellefonte, Pa.
°Elvis *roes
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
LOCK HAVEN.PEN,.4
Will practice in tbo several courts of Centro
and Clinton eeuntiev. All bu./nees,rdrUsted to
tbeir care will be promptly attended to.
DR. WINGATE,
DENTIST:
John D. Wint-nte De^t,t ff^o in tl•e• Mn-
Ironic Holt. At home, evert pt.rhaps the f.r..t.
Coro weeks of oath m,. nth, • •
HARRY t.,.STITZ
ATTORNEY AT LAW
•
Edtanzrr's Omen,
May bo consulted in English or Lienuan.
March 12434,—ti.
W. 11. L.I,RIJIER•
ATT-ORNEY IT LAW
r-1.-EFO.:IF, PA.
ffelre in the room on 11 ;4 ,strept,' furwerly
occupied by Judre Burnside.
June 10, '5l-Iy.
JOAN 11. ORM. C T Al r.X/0:12.13
ORVIS ALEXANDER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
nr.t.i.r.roxrr,
OfEce--Room N. g, op , ital , i,P.cynol I• 4 Iron
Front, directly opposite the 1, - olcii.oun olLco, on
Mein etwt.
DR. J. B. Mirr(ll ELL,
PiIYSICIAS h Sl P. 6 C)N.
Br.LL}.F.sTr, TENI.4
Will attend to profersional calls , hcret..kre.
bedrespectfully oilers t • L.s 11.,•tas
11 the public. *Office at his reztaLe on A.lie•
isneny street. • Or,
ANDREW WHITE,
IT-CiN.SED AUCTIONER,
Will attend to all sale, entru. , tel t, hm wtth
fidelity and care. Charges lees than oth.r nue-
Aepipsdv- . , 0,-(21 tf-
EDWARD E. ORRIS, •
ATTORNEY XT ILO",
SPPItT. PA.
. Odle* Second Floor Post-Oleo Building,
All business entrusted to l2s,s s tare wl.l bo
prnptly attended to • J.sa. C. tf.
A. 0. FURST.
ATTORNEI F :AT LAW.
BELLEFOYTZ, PEW!,
Will prectica in the several Courts of Centre
and Clinton Counties. All legal babine” en -
tru,ted to hie care will recelve prompt attention.
Office--On the North-west corner of the Di
amond.
BANKING noesE
NIFM. F. REYNOLDS S.. CO
=I
Bills of Brehm:lgo and Notes di-oonnted.—
Collections made and proceeds promptly remit
ted. Interest paid on spec,el deposits. Ex•
ehonge in the Eastern cities eunstently on hand
or sale. Deposits received.
MISCELLANEOT7 ,, '
NAVAL AND NI I LITARY BANIiING AND
COLLECTION HOUSE,
FOULKE & CO.,
i No. 520 VITAE. STREET Pena
Oppteite Independence Square.
LICENSED by k) lINTRED STATES.
EVERT DESCRIPTION OP CLANS AGAINST - TUE
OWITCD STATES 0E STATE COLLECTED
Decors, soldiort, sentnen, mnrine', mu
'mans, clerk r, or any otiiitr porbon in Far
vice; thetr widows or orphan", I.ithers,
or mother., B othcre, ofeteeff or .
other Relative. ;
- Will if the,' afply to us, obtain their Cifiimefer
Pensions, Bounty, Boy, Pnzo Money Los. of of
toot., Lose of Horses, Damage", Sub3istcnee,
Re
rnittng &0., ,tc; ---
OUR‘FACILITIES ARE C\SURPXSSED.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, SZAYES tuatNre,
Who haT r e loVjaal now are In the Unltrel Stater
Berrie., or Frill' ilkidows. Orillmus, Fathers,
blethers or Ittlatives, are Moiled to call mad see
whatti duo them.
we aro uow ing $lOO Boento to soldiers
discharged by reason of Wounds risserscd lu
Battle.
•lID PRIZE MO? n fAUPV ON ♦LL rums,
MOM
When we obtain lionnty, PrizO - iind other
for applicants, they need not wait for \avy
Agents, Payutnater,,, Lc. bc., to beta Funds,
."WI CACU TILEN wirpourcliAnGS.lEM
This is great saving and convenience to Ail
ments. .Agenta or others Lounty, or
Prize Certificates, Checks ' soldiers Filial Etsto
znents, &c., Can Have thgiu onslted and money
p r i t i tt i o n d t ti h t i r e e e ts u rh uz , o r il e . i,o P w o i r m s r ozs c d a r n awingp
haveettine
money drawn at owe, sod beet to tLerr mitre,"
at much leas than it would cost them to apply
.pprienally. lity, applying to Our agent
-W. P. 411[ACHADJUS,
- ATTORNEY AT L.". A',
Ver. 4tb, 1864--ly. RZLI.SPONTX, Pt
IMPORTANT TO ALL.
-INCSR Tin , ' FIRE
NV. W. McCLELLAND
has removed his large and splendid stock of
LILAIIIr-MILOSEI CLOTHING
AND
GEN e ' FUENISTRNO GOODS,
In the °TAY DDILDING, on the north
we steO nr of the Diamond, where ho will be
hem to toe his old friends and customers. Ilia
:folk is omqprised In pest of
CLOTHS, CA6SIAIEILES,
• ' ' regrnYL
OOLLA R.% NZOK-TIL%
HATS AND CAPS
gbolk, 4Mxt, sitiel• item by well-dressed
ginthaan.
JUDECbOIfO TO 011 DIR. , ,
—6o,l64lbasrtirt IwOo• sad tipon"the moat - relit
"'obi* tgNs. lad Peedbottoo guaranteed.
;ill. • Jam 154 ly
•
WISTAB'S BALSAM -
OP
• WILD CHER.ItY,.
ONE Or ERR OLDIE? A5O NOSY RELIABLE MEDI
Coughtt,-Coldia,- Whooping -Cough, Branohitia,
Dilliculty of Breathing, Astinna.Huare•
near, Sore Throat, Croup, and
evers affection of
TAE ITIROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST,
CONSUMPTf ON.
WISTAR'S BALSAM ON WILD CHERRY.
So geaeral has the WO of this remedy be
so popular is it everywhere, that it is an
neee,sEarr to retount it! virtues. Its work speak
n
it, and find utteranee in the abundant and
oluntcry testimony of the many who from long
•9:Teraig and settled disease have by its use
men restored to pristine vigor and health. We
mn present a mass of evidence ig.proof of our
assertions, thnt
CANNOT BE DISCREITED.
TIM RES . :JACOB EI:OILER,
Well known and much respected among the
German population le this country, makes th.
following atatemeut fur the benefit of the &f
-illeted:
lissiovra, P.a., Feb. 16, 1869.,
Dear S e ar rt.:MILO m sal family
important benefits km) the noc of yonr valua
ble preparailoD—Wistar's Italsam of Wild
tilierry-rit affords we ploaauro to reccommend
it to thepublit.—Bonie eight years ago ono of
my daughters snsemed tv Ise in a decline, end lit
tle hopes of her revovery were entertained.. I
then procured a. bottle of your excellent /131-
sam. and before the bad taken the whole of the
centen-ts ot the bottle theft was a groat lawn.% c
client on her health. I hive, in lay individual
I.e. made Iregoellt IiFE , of too, valuable meth
e.ue, audshave also been ben.ditted" by it.
JACOB SIXILLER.
FEnNI E SMT'PII, EQ
Orer.i 1 r
town, New .I,r.cy
u,.• S Dr. IVl.tar'R Th.lqam of Wild
C I r a ~nit And hat no.r
Leno , o•ial in my family, it ntrool,i
me rrea• pl,ouro in re-on - unending. tt. to the
a v.,1114i , it retu,ly in en....s of weak
rt c• 11 . r awl a remedy why, h I
I. r o• 1ni1 , 44;11t, and Illy' e ta-
Ata,-"WdagtitclitlittY-.12.4111C...P.121.14.41115,112-La.
FROM Ii())1. JOAN E SM IT II
=MEM
I at r , • etnlor.:mi.,nt xt.,l Dr Wt , tr •
c-h“, .ov,r6 (.0.14, nn 1 a!-
w d V 1111 (1,1.1,1 benefit. I know of n r.
ut tc etheacious or more de-er% .ng
conrral u e.
71, e , ft!ao hero eel with r!Pel.
I,te •r . , • I t• .k. Elputt, Merchant, Malt'
tr^ , 1t It Mak: • .r
WIST.kn'S 13.1L5..1:t1 OF WILD citEnny.
N, lie genuine unless signed "I. Butts," on the
u - supriir.
_ _ _
FOR SALE 131
J. P. nr.v .- .INroR .. Broadway. N. Y
S. W. fIiWLE t to r• •re, Lott u.
And by D:uj _
REDDING'S 10J S S IA
neah. 01 , 1 Sore,.
REDDING'S_R USSTA SALVE,
Cur,. Burns,Sk-Al 14. Cu' -
REDDING'S RtSSIA SALVE,
ft:rag anis. Sr - rains.
lIEDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE,
Carol B Floc:, and Canotry
REDDrsur's nrsiz,lA SALVE,
Curt, Salt Rheum, Piles, said Erysipcla..s.
REDI)ING'S RUSSIA SALVE,
urea Rinothrtne, Come, &c., etc., &c., &c.
NO FAMILY SEOUL BE WITIIOL I' Ir.
ONLY a I.'WNETY-FIVE CEN IS A BOX.
sia.r. - Br
J. F. D -imam :No 491 Broadway, New York,
S. NI . R A da:o 4, to., No. I ii, Trenaird at , Bitoton,
And by all Druggiats.
MILE , III:PG, PA
. 11 t.; !CRAW Fit RI:AH!! !!
GOOD MLR'S FOR THE PFOPLe!
GOODS AT REV UC.ED PRICEa!
A. SUSSMAN.
Just returned from New York, with a handsome
summed assor , tment 1,1 merchandise, now open
and rifer for ...!e cheaper than say body
eihe'in the Coln. The Goods have been
Loug'it utcap f r ca-h. and will be
gold ehe..p for cash or de elms alent.
CI
Caatutira) it, Co , tonades, Mareml
les Ve,t.b„pc oitor and other
—Y-settings, Lnder t'birts. anal -
Drawers. Black and lan
cr'Silki at o'l prices,
'All codd. Flannels,
all w Lot an 1 dom.
k and
Shirting Flannels,
Bleached. tinbleach
ed and Colored Canton
Flannels, French and do
mestic Gingharns, 'licking'
and Checks,Bleached and Un-
I?letwhed.S e ßretwrge, Pillow Case
and Shirting Mustm,Coinbrice and
Drills. Ilideries and Gloves, Sus
penders and Ilankcreb.els, Neckties,
Collars and Bosoms, Parnokls and Sun
Vinlirellm—Silk,tinghums and Aluslin.--
Balmoral Skirts, IV:leans "Almo
nd Skirts of serious .iitsot and prices. bketeton
Hoop Skirts, ',ohm's and' MlSaell Skeleton
'Hoop Slibts slot cry des, ription.
—Spring and Summer Capec, both Clzth and
Silk, uniurptisseil in ist!,le, gofairy, and
prkes, flora, of .l.iion and
Dixon's Lille.
Shawls, en endless variety, both single and
double. Carpets, a full tt,ortment of all kinds
of Carpet.. such no Brussrd, 3 Ply Ingrains,
Rag and Straw Carpets. Oil Cloth, all width
of Floor and Table Oilcloth and Oil Einador.—
SALT,
_l.lBll, ,
•
GROCERIES,
SULK LE kTIIER,
SP INISII KIP,
' 4 FRENCH CALI , SKINS
COUNTRY ('AL? SKINS.
IdORROCO
LININGS. &C. &C. &C.
Ebtemakers' Thread and Sboeinakinjoole, of
all kinds to be bad at P* ,
A. 1117SSERIAN'Ill
CITEAPER than at any other establishment in
Central Pennsylvania.
Bellefonte, December I9th 1852,—tf.
F III ! EITUB.E Willa BOOMS
BELLEFONTE, CENTRE CO U 1
PENNSYLVANIA...-
W/7ER BEAUS,
A - SOFAS,
•
LOUNGES,
HA 7' RACK'S,
WHAT-NOTS,
EXTENSION TABLFS,
STANDS
CHAIRS,
STOOLS.
of every description, quality and price, for sale
caper than at any other getabliahment of the
kind in Central Pennsylvania,
June 1,1863.-If. HENRY P. HARRIS.
BOO' STORE.
ifirmarorrs, PA
GEORGE LIVINGSTON, !hop
The proprietor bowing remover/ to Broker
hors Bow," - directly opposite thk: Conrad MUM/
0 1 4
Itill continues to keep on it d 4 liargh asao. - t•
went of . Theologieud Vat Schott
Miscellaneous, and "lithe • school booL•
now In use; also, a large awn ni of Blani
books ° and Stationary , Pho he and Phdto
Foneb All/ems; also DeMY an Weekly flew/
odioal le .he United BUM& New publics
at publisher, pricer. . Noy 16111.11.-
MISCELLANEOUS
=
LICLUDIXI3 EVEN ...._ _
tho M , kr: : l, — County Dunk, Mc/I'si
sept 2 611 r
North side of the Diamond,
£O., ha., ,t
11 rDICINA
Tr' X
^ "
4 V - . •
ARMY IVGU DROPS!
?BR NOVIRICION RiIIZOL' FOR TEL CURL OF
PEVER AND AGUE
A.RD ALL
BILLIOUB DISEASES!!
ATTENTION! 1`
SUFFERERS FROM FEVER ANDAGUE &c
This most wnntlerfirl rented:, for the perma
nent rum of FEVER AND AGI;E,Sc:, was
discovered some yearn igo by one of the moat
ISCIEXT/FIC AND succEsgu,,,t,
CHEMISTS )F AMERICA!
Out of thousan.ll of cases it has never been
known to tail in eflecting a radspal cure. A em
gin bottle of these drops hivd cued diseases
..leh have
STUBBORNLY RESISTED TRY BOST SKILLFUL MED
MZEIZE2
Tt containa milling that will injure the can
t tau n'
It puralee the blood
It rettemea elistructionn from the liver!
It I.ritinutei the dtt,ch.trge tub.'
It ellet ti a raVieal arta permanent cure by re
a: , , •. mg the entmo uvula whicti Wit Ague de
ponds.
TILE
AR3PY AGUE DROPS,
A:, it, name impport•, has been and is the great
Spec die fur all hillt,us tltecaees in the army. It
h r i nd. Its pnpularity in the firs y and
...t•hrt., is as um, ersal as its cures but it beat
a.,1 numb:Hal. Asa
5
I'IIEVENTATIVE
It ham proved a great blessing and easeft many a
valuable tile tbgioe lawkat to leenlitte4
a acre t bare Wien riotuns to Bilious
disease.
VII O:JILL'S WILL vol . TIKTURY IF TRESS DROPS
ARETAKLN
up
THE
ARMY AGUE DROPS,
=133
LANGUOR AND WEAKNEW!
MEI
II
RESICRES THE SYSTEM
to its Nature. BOYANCY and ANIMATION)
invtgoratlng the body and clearing out
EVERY VESTIGE 01' DISEASE
produced by loathsome mime]
BE WISE . IN TIMEI
pervln residing in 1 Fever and Ague
Thetnet bbuuld be *about a la.ttle of
ARMY AGUE DROPS!
And it in strongly recommended to persons tray
cling . through places charged with =um.
We re=prifully rail attention to our Tertimo
nials. Many of our letters attest that hundreds
of lives have been •tived in the Army by its use.
Indeed so well are its curative qualities appre
ciated in the Army, that tire most suecetuful
Surgeon. in the geld and ll..suital use it /11111. L
extlu-iiely in the di.en..e= for which we claim
us ininhhility. The bent physi , ian. nlwuve
mum the beat means to ollout u cure, ileum the
universality of the
ARMY AGUE DROPS
'ZESTIMCON'IALS.
Wcare happy to refer to
Gen.liteClellan Rt Rev Birti Potter N Y
Gen Fremont Rev Dr Tyng "
Gen Burnside Ttylor. "
Gen llnnoork Rev II V Reedier B'kln
Gen Eilpotrki, ' Rev E II Chapin, "
Gen Rice Reve Mr. ithee‘er, N Y.
Col Pye, Asth N Y Rev Mr. llangn, ' "
Col Quit k 1 ith NYC 'Ron M F Odell "
Col 'Fool for 14 - 17 - Y S'llifon Mayor Wood "
Maj Dt - ireanun, AL C M KolhAoioetr "
Mlij Reisynder,lsth Pa Mayor Gunther " ,
Mnj Wilcox, AD C Romeo Greely "
Mai Railway Sur US A And hundreds of other
Mul Stilwell, " equally wolt , lrhowp son-
Maj Babcock " Doman, for ir.)uola see
Liout.Wholan " cirsular.
Price ONE DOLLAR per BOTTLE,
WILCOX dr Co.
Prinolpal office, .
181 WATER STREIM Naw YORK
- N. B.—Nona genuine anises bearing our sig
nature on the wrapper.
e r e Don't let your Druggist put you off With
any other remedy.• If he dose not have it for
sale, 'melon) us 61,25 per resiLand we will send
you one bottle of thek/Msty Ague Dmps per mill
postpaid WILLCOX, & Co.
Nor. 18th, '64-Bm. 181 Water Bt. N. Y.
*li te
o
11. aA • .
• MISCELLANEOUS
N - EW AND SPLENDID STOCK
1E!
BEST BOOTS AND SICOES
IN CENTRO COI/NTT;
Warented--come and see for iontaelfwill
not charge for looking at them.
LAMM /MCI 07 LIUMIZR or ALL I.IIMB
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE OF yor
STYLES.
TOYS AND coarecytomahrts.
, . SHOE BIND.INGS,
•LL'NiW eyries EATS AND OAP
LADIES FURS, NEW STYLES, VICTOR.
INES, MUFFS, FURS, CAPES, Le. Le.
' NOTIONS.
Ladles Stocking, Roods, Gloves, Nubile', No
twris of all kinds.
COVE AND SEE BURNSIDE'S NEW
, GOODS.
North West Corner of the Diamond.
---
WARRANTED to be just, what we represent
them. Welfare the very hest which we . ,
warrant, and lower grades in all their .
Variefies.
CALL AND EXAMINN .OUlt EadClC.
A3(1)
. BEE FOR YOURSELVES.
LEATHER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
A LARGE STOCK OF
S 'HOE ,FINDING
SADDLERY SADDLEFI;BRIDLESnALTRRS
CAR/ GEARS, HARNESS ,! COLLARS
•
and every artiole made and kept by saddlers
Water-Proof Boots double soled warranted
EDE
TRAVELING DAOS,
POWDE , R, SROT AND CAPS
A large assortment of BoQolo Robes, Horse
Blankets, Slegh Fox Trap+, Av.
The higho't markpt Flees paid for hides Skin
and all klnds of furs.
CAS,II PA 111
For Iloles and Skins at Burn Ade's
The good time has tome loom when yolienn
Jinxitall.p.asiguss 19. caLuLtu
B I: RN SI DES.
has just received a large and well selected stock
of goods which be intends to sell at a very rea
sonable rates—so low as nut to be , excelled by
any other establishment of the kind In the
country. You will find it greatly to. sour ad
outage to buy your Groceries ut Burnsides.
Buy dried Peaches, Apples, Cherries, Prunes,
Currants and Tamarinds Irma Burnside.s.
If you wantTrhaeCheea,Salt, Rico, Cavendish
Congre•r, Fine rot, Nulural Lout, or :smoking
Tobacco of superior quality, gu to Ilurnsides.
Ladies will find it to their advantage to buy
Morocco Boots, French calf and Kip i•lions Slip
pery and tlaiters with and without heels, of all
ewes and tiolors, from.. Iturnsidus:
Ray Sweet Sicily Orange., Fresh Lemons. Fig.,,
Dates, Raisins, Candies mill Nuts Irons Burn
mace. • •
If you want Gum Drops, Moss, Jujube and Fig
Pir-ie, Jr Bs borengt Prenck
and rot's, Sugar Plum., I,i " . iny tither
kinds sit 1. unle, trtl.trifi, gii , to Burnside,
Et, Hair Briithrs,Portintinum, Purses, Pocket
andl)ici.ingGum .Muir and :Englmb
flat 11,111 and Mourning Pins, Gloves, liu.rcry
Pocket lc nit er, runt flu }felt Hooke and
Tackle, t , i.itiiinery, limits Linen And Sulk
lintikerebuif, Linen and Marsaiiies Cul
ture, rind loony other Fancy Artrelos uu,d No
tions id
It )ou want Fancy Soaps, candles, Corn and
Pearl .Starell, Shit, Powder, Coffee Essence,
Brown, unit Engll4l‘ Mustard, lied and Black
Pripers, iiiager, Mace, Nutmeg., and a general
variety of Spa .es, go to liurn-ide4.
If you bate Potter, ligcs, Potatoes, Wheat,
R. :1113 or-other t entry It can be ex•
Linge.l t.a. go Ala at 1, - h UMW at the cheap
ari,ty et,,to of Purr,,ple4.
At Itvrn.side'to wo study to pleaa and give eat
Iscuet,o,
19r•nao nerept our thonlia for pri9t fa
vur4 or I place us uudcr ohligutions fur tunny
llellelonto January Str, tf.
L ADIE'3 EANCY FURS!!
1011 N FA REIRA'S
6141 Et.tahluMml
lilt MANUFAC
TORY,
'o. 718 A RC!! St.,
Above Seventh.
I LAD4LAIIIA.
1 . have now In store
f my own Importa-
Iln and Manufac
are, one of the La,
•st and most beauti
. selection of
•
FANCY FURS,
for ladice end Children's wear in the city. Also
a fine assortment of Gentle Fur Glom; and Col
lars,.
An my Fursiwe ' re all purchased when Gold wan
at a much lower Koltun* than at present. I am
enabled to dispose 'of them at very reasonable
prices. and I would therefore solicitia call from
my friends of Ceptre county and vicinity.
‘ , ,,...s..ltemember the main% number and street.
JOHN FAIIEIItA,
illtArch St. above 7th, South Side. Philad.
VILA hare no punier, nor connection with
any other alum iv l'lnladelphut,
sept9-51n-
H AUPT dCo.,
slave removed their Foundry from
the eld Stand at Bellefonte to the Milesburg
Foundry and Machine shops, where they contin
ue to manor:olllre the Watts improved plow, cen
tre Les er :ode 11111 and shears for all the plows
ever made in Ills county. They also have an
attractivq variety of !
IRON RAILINU,CEMETERYENCLOSITRES
STEAM ENGINE , S AND MILL GEARING.
To th:s department of the busineer they give
partica or ntte inn, and have a large stock of
Patterns on li d for steam, floiir and Saw Mills,
STATI . ERYSTEAM EVOINES
of any desirable rapacity, from timid , to twenty
Horse Power built in the best of style. They
also tuanufacturcomellatwo Home Tread pow
ers—and four horse sweep Powers and Thresh
ing machines to suit either. Corn crushers and
other articled to numerous to mention. Orders
received and castings delivered, with a variety
athe above mimed articles kept at the did
Ilayes's pronerff near the depot at Bellefonte
Pa., where they have Machine, Plow and Patern
makers, the best in,ike country, that ran be
consulted,at any ON concerning any work that
Anay be wanted in their line of business. Dive
them a call you that want your work dime unto
order. ; I
May 6th 1864.—1 y
CCARRIAGE MiaIUFACTORY I
Mr. 8. d, MeQulstion would reopectfully in
form the eillsops of Centre "County, that he hoe
opened a new itarriage Manufactory, in the rear
of Cummings:•Livery Stable, whore be Le proper-,
ed to manufastor
•
Carriages
Buirdifi , •
Bulldog,
Pbestbse
,Opihig Waiter
131.1.14ut, aos
at priest to soh the these. Bopoiring dose •os
dust sales -
Dedielbsto April 8, Isll4-17.
=3
CIIILIIINOB ROUSE,
!MOP STUNT, IIZLIXPONTI, PA
OF TIM
This elegant new Hotel, situated on Bishop
street, a raw d ors notth of the Catholic chinch,
ie aL lest c ete in its arrangements, and
fi now Stis reception Arid entertainment
of peals. IC hu been farnithed In the very
late.t style, with" handsorne and comfortable
farnittipp. akticel4egether thp best gotten ,up,
and wrWbi theliest conducted hotel in Belle
fonte.
TAE TABLE will always be fbnnd greening
under the weight of the best precisions the mar
ket affords, attended by neat intelligent and at
tentive waiters.
THE BAR will always be supplied with the
choked and best of liquors--not a sickening
mixture of drugs—but liquors in their purest
ens best state.
TIIE STABLE is large, warm, commodious
and is clean, end obliging and attentive headers
are always in waiting.
A Hack copvnya passen gers free of chor'ge, to
and from the care, after the arliVal and depar
ture of, the trains. .
March 27th, 1803—tf.
rAARNANs HOTEL, • •
US - OPPOSITE COURT 1(01781, BYLLEPONTZ, PA
GARMAN, Prop'r. - -
This Mug established and well known Hotel,
situated on the smallest corner of ate Diamond,
'opposite the Court House, having been purchas
ed by the undersigned/she announces to the for
mer patrons of this establishment and to the
traveling public generally, that heinthnds refit
ting It thoroughly, and• is peepares to render
the most satisfactory accornmoiDakin to all who
may favor him with their patronage. No paths
will be spared on his part to add to the conveni
ence or cbmfitt tohlagueata, All who stopwith
him will find his
his TABLE abundantly supplied' with 11Th
most aumptbus fare the-market mill afford, done
up in aide, by the-most experienced cokes.
%Lis Ilan Mill always contain the cholcoat of
Inprors.
U I N K S ,
tlvikirtattno is hest in (ewe, and wlllalways
be mtende by the moat truetwoliti . and Mien:
teen% e hoklers.
him a eall, one and all, attd he reek eon
(Went that all wilt be settened with their itecom
modattun.
AN UNCEI.I4NT
Trariae:nreiii7s establishment, which atran
g ent from abroad will find g reatly to their ad
‘lll/111(.7C
CONRAD HOUSE.
x AIN STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA
J. B. BUTTS, Proprietor.
Thin well known establishment has been en
tirely refitted and refurnished throughout, and
is now eecund to nano in central Pennsylvania
in the comforts and convenience it affords to
travgilers. People from the e'uhtry during their
sojourn of liellvfnillo during weeks of Court will
find the Conrad 'louse an agreeaßleiiandAlleas
ant resting place.
Accommodarmg servants are always in atten
dance really to supply the wants and contribute
to the cotnfort and satisfaction of the guests.
Tux TABLE i$ supplied with all the -ssub-tan
tial provisions, luxuries and delicacies which a
produeti‘e iouatry can furuish, - or industry, vig
ilance and exertion can procure.
Tai. Lisa, will always contain a general as
snrtinent of the very best liquors that the mar•
bet affords adapted to suit the most eapricions
bodes.
THE STABLE will be attended by attentive
and obliging hostlersovell qualified to discharge
the duttes pertatning-to this important depart
ment of a pstWic e.tabrishment.
I ecto the attention Fill time, the proprietor
has fleioted to this branch of business be hopes
to reveler° a liberal portion of the patronage
heretofore be,toised upon him.
May 1, IS62—tf.
CUMMIZiGS ROUSE SALOON.
This new and splendid Eating Estab ,
liihment k now open Mr the entertainment of
ill, pubhq wbere
Fresh Oysters, Jiied Oysters ' Stewed Oysters,
hpieed Oysters, Clam Soup, Tut Co
,S , ,up, Chicken Soup,
Ham and Eggs, Plg'a Feet and Tripe, Sac
dine., Ireith Fish, Fried Chickens,
Stewed Chickens, etc., etc.,
can be had at all times.
•
DRINKS. ,
Cognac Brandy,
Old It.en R'hiskev,
Bourbon iklhiskey, R heat ^•
Whiskey. IriSh Wkikkey, Hol
land Gin, Currant Wine, Straw-
..,
'berry Wine, Cheinpaigne, Gooseberry
Wine, Sherry Inr, Port Wine, etc., etc.,
(7ln Cocktails, Brandy Sinn , hes, Sherry Cob
blers, Whiskey punches. and all fancy drinks
Masbui & Collm's XXX Philadelphia Ale &
Porter, Cider, Fancy Lemonades,
arsaparillo, Mineral Water,:
etc., etc., etc.
. _ _
HOT MEALS to be had at all boura. of the
day or night.
A magnificent I3ILLIARD ROOM, with fine
warble-laced Tables, is connected with the es
tablishment.
We invite our friends to give us a call, and
think we can insure them the uttnnst satisfac
tion. R. D. CUMMINGS,
March 27,'63-Iy. Proprietor.
U ItION ROUSE,
The subscriber would respectfully Inform the
public that ho has recently refitted the above
named Hotel. and is now pritpued_tu accommo
date his friends and patrons in a comfortable
manner, and lie will spare no pains in making
an agreeable home for nil sojourners. His
table will always be luxuriously supplied frets
the markets of country and cities, and his Bar
filled with liquors of choice brands. llis char
ges are as reasonable as these of any other Ho
tel in the place, and he feels satisfied they can
not be complained orby those who favor him
with their custom. Expecting to receive a share
of public patronage, and fully intending to de
serve it, he ,throws open his house to the public
and invite#. trial.
grip . siroN HOTEL.
se , 71 ADELPHIA.
This '''' pleasantly situated on the south
Bide of .tstr et, alt doors above Sixth
stree ... . locality makes it particularly
de '
PE l, j, S VISITING THE CITY
on bus' ": 7 r pleasure.
J. 0 : HAVEN & SON, Proprietors.
Dec. 9, . 64_4. ,
H UBIII4r • : II ÜBLARIIIIIRO, PA.
Jr 4 . II OISE", Proprietor.
ir oHtlte
This wil no Ile now kept by, the
Proprietor/ wh a will be happy to wait open
the traveling- u is generally.
Pll'4l'l'ollBE.
A. nAIIPT, A Co
Palui,s aruTtraz *nu nreuzeics
toI4,ANI.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL OVER $280,00.
THIS COMPANY continues to issue Policies
of Insurance against loss or damage by fire on
the safer kinds of town mod country property, at
rates as low u oMmiktent with the safety of a'
Company of thii kind.
The ander, having been appointed an
agent fat the ove named Company, will attend
to meelsingappileations for Insurance. -
ppt. 11, C. HAUPT.
HOTELS ALOONtIe
R. D. CUMMINGS, Prop'r
Bellefonte, Jan. 9th, 1863-I.f.
CIEMEEI2
D. C. KELLER, Proprietor
.XSPOlti, PA.
V. A. DOBBLER, Propriotor.
Aug. 28-13.
INSURAN ' COMPANIES
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Scrofula and Scrofulous Diseases.
'Mona Eatery Mee, a stati-tiluani werchani of Oa ,
Jbrd, Maine.
lute bid large livantlties of yobs BAIUIAPA•
AIt.LA, but sorer yet kill) bottle *blab fltlbd of th•
destredeffeet and Val SICIIOII to those who took
It. Al Ann as our peon it. they agree there Fos
been no matlictue like It rain oar oommtudty."
Eruptions; Pimples, Blotehei, parades:W.
cons, Bores, and dil Diseases o Skin.
Frost Rev. Rolf. 'Wrath:vs, Bristoir: llll 9knell•
I only do my duty tp rut and he pplilky when
I add my testimony to that you publish Ar the mis.
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ter, aged ten, had an afflicting humor In her ears,
eyes, and hair for years, which we were unable, In
cure until Tv tried your SA 11114.PAXILIA. She WA
been well for some mouths." _
Prom Airs. Jane P. Plre,.a seen-Nouns and mice.
egg envied (logy Ijeantsville, Cape May Co., N. J.
My daughter has suffered for a year past with a
• sernfulems eruption, which was very troublesome. ,
Noting afforded /01 relief until we tried your
ANSAYArttLIA,WiIIWr sooo:m a rek# cured her."
From Charles P. Gage, Esq., o the widely-A-nouns
Foe, Marra!, 4 Co. sum hirers of wiassetted
,
pen in Nashua,
I had tkor several ' years a ..very troublesome
humor In my Thee, which grew constantly worse
until It disfigured my ibatures and becamiiap intol
erable %Minden. I tried almost every thin* a num
'could of both advice and medicine. tutyrithotit an.
relief whatever, until I ,took your ElAusAvAnitti.
It Immediately made my face worse, is you told me
It might for k time; but In a 11l weeks the new
skin began to form under the blotches, and eon
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and lam , 'lout any symptoms of the disease that
I know of. I enjoy peribct health, mid without a
joLubt owe it to ;our BA CLUAPA
Elrytipelai —General Debility—Purify the
13lood.
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From Dr. Robb. Santa, Houston St., New Fork.
DR. Alma.. I seldom fall to remove Eruptions
and•Setofalotts Sores by the persevering meet ydbr
BiRRAPARI LILA and I lisye list now cured an attack
of Alattgnane Erysipehth with It. No alterative we
possess equals the Smur..r•ntu.s you have sup
plied to Cite Profession as well as to the people."
From J. E. Johnston, Fig., Iroirman, Ohio.
it For twelve ygars, I had the yellow Erysipelas
on my right arm, doling which time I tried all the •
celebrated physicians I could reach, and took hun
dreds of do: lars worth of medicines. The ulcers
were sc bad that the cords became visible, and the
doctors decided that my arm must be amputated.' I
egaataking your NARY IPARiLtsk. Took two bot
tles, and some of your Pmts. Together they have
, cured me. I am now as well and Bound as any body.'
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From ITon. Ilenry hlimro, At. P. P., of Yerroastlr,
O. It., a loading member of the Canadian Partici
-I:?tnve used your SARSAPARILLA In my family,
fbr general debility, and for purifying Ito blood,
with very benefit-1M moults, and fed. oullikllSlOS
commending It to the MAlctod.”
Anthony'e Fire, Roee, Salt Shelton
Scald Head, Sore Eyes
Prove Ffm-ery Esq , the able editor of tha
' Twatheasnock Democrat, i'etansykonia.
. . •
Our only child, about - Ulm* years of agskwas
attacked by pimples ou his forehead. They 7111lidly
spread until they formed a loathsome and virulent
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
his eyes for some days. A skilful physician appliednitrate of sitter an olber remedies, without an
apparent effect. , For d I
Meet' days we guarded his y
bangle, lest with them he should tear open the fit.s.
tering and corrupt wound which covered his whole
face.. Having tried every thing else we had any
hope from, we began giving your BAII4APARILLA,
and applying the lodide of potash lotion, as you
direct. The sore beings to heal when we had given
the first bottle, and was well when we had finished
the second. the child's eyelashes, which had coma
out, grew again, and he In now as healthy and fair
as any other. The whole neighborhood piedietod
that fife child must die." "
Syphilis and Iffirourial Disease
Prom Dr; Hiram Stoat, of St. Louis, Missouri.
"I And your SARSAPARILLA S inure effeethal
remedy for the secondary symptoms of Syphilis
apd for syptillitlo diaenae than any other we possess.
The proleaaton are Indebtod.to you for some of the
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From A. J. French, M. D. an eminent physician of
Lawrence, Moss., mho Js a prominent member of
the Legislature q p hlassachuseits.
Dn. Az tan. My doer Sir: I have fbund your
SARSAPARILLA au excellent remedy fin Syphilis,
both of the primary end secondary type, and Mier ,
tual in some cases that were ,too obstinate to yield
Ur other remedies. Ido not kuow what we can em•
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-1111 alterative Is requinal."
Mr. Chas: S. Ihn lies', of New Drunstotch;N.J.,
had drendfld ulcers on his legs, caused by the abuse
of mercury, or mereurio/ disease, which grew more
and, more aggravated for years, in spite pf every
remedy or treatment that could be applied, both the
persevering use of AI" LIOS BARSAPARILIA relieved
him. Few cases con be found more inveterate and
distressing than this, and it took several dozen
bottles to cure Wm.
Loucorrhont, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produquil by internal Serofuhrus 171-
ceealton, and are very °Res cured by the alterative
abet of this BARRA PA RlLLA.‘*eme CIIRCII require,
however, fq old of the S.titizlthttlairt,...the
applicatlen'pf local remedies.
Front the. weff.twown and tpldelyeelebratea Dr.
Jacob Morrill, of Cincinnati.
.1 have found yoUr.haltntrAltiLLA an excellent
alterative lu disc:lees of females. Many muses of
Irregularity, Leueorrlicea, Internal Ulceration, and
local debility, wining from the scrolliloue dlathesial
haKe yielded to it, and there are few that do not,
when its effect Is properly aided by local treatment..
4„larly, unwilling to allow the pubikaffon of her
name, writes
Mrdangliter and myself have been cured of a
very debilitating Lent:onlima of long standing, by
two bottles of your SARSAPARILLA."
Itheuxnatiam, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dre.
peps's, Heart Disease' Neuralgia,
when caused b y _ Serpi hin In the system, are rapidly
wired by thin EXT. bAKSAPARILLA.
AYER'S
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possess so many advantages oar the other
purgatives in the market, and their Superior
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not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained 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 1. C. AM, M. D., & Co.,
Mass., and sold by
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Milesburg ; S. Frank Lung and &molly, Nit
tally Hall; S. & R. Pontius, Zion; D. 0.
Bower, Aaroneburg ; J. V. Fos r, Milheim, yhd
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TOR oLaAramo, WIIITENING AND PiIiIINHVIND
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Tff is aVicle Is prepared with - the greatest oars
upon scientific principles, and warranted' not to
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to the teeth or gums. Someof our most eminent
Dental Surgeons have given their sanction to,
and cheerfully recommend it as a preparation
of superior qualities, for Cleansing, Paltening
and Preserving the Teeth. It clealis
renff Mint - them beautifully white U t l i*
,early, without the slightest injury to the Su
nned. It is healifit to the gums where they are
Aerated and sore. It is also an. exaellent'die
.nfector for old decayed teeth, which are often
exceedingly offensive. It gives a rich and'
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oughly, and imparting a delightful fragrance fo
breath.
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W. Corner Mb end Loinlard•Sts., Pi;11114 . 111.
ANDACILD DT ALL DIMOGIIITIL
PkACR 88 CENTS.
'TESTIMONIALS.
_.The following opinion of Dr. White, as to the
high esteem in which ,he holds the Dental
Cream, must be sufficient evidence of its vainer
to gtvote other testimonials in detail Is needles.,
eon 'sting ourselves by simply giving the
nimbi' and addresses of persons who speak oil,
Its - excellency for the teeth.
PHILADELPHIA, April 16, 1864.
Having careful', examined A. Hewley's
' Solidified Dental Cream," I hereby cheerfully
recommend it to the public generally. It Is an.
excellent preparation for cleansingd pre
serving the teeth, and can be used ball per
sons with the utmost confidence as its propel.
ties are perfectly harmless. Be tides preserving
the teeth it promote', a healthy lotion to the
gums,attirpert• t i siugnsu to, he breath.
frW: E. ITS, 1203 Arch at
B. V cranes, 'lawyer' Dentist, 425 Arch St.
T. Ingrain, D, Dentlet 491 11 Formai St.
J 154 6 Sintab S t. •
0 A Kingsbury' Dentist 1119, Walnut EL
Dilliaghem is tr DJ, Arft St. -
P Bison' -Arell 85.
*awl TownsOnea s ilet, 536 N Fourth St.
I o porphley, 807-N Tenth 9t • If L Long, Dentist, 16 N Sixth M.
jel7-116.1y.
Ifatermau,
D Y 8 P,B '7. ' •
A OITRI
DYTTIPSIA HAT ?HI FOLLOWING
lat. A contact pain or uncsahmas at Um pit
of the stomach.
--I titr en nAvidi ty,
3d. Coalmen and Lou of Appetite, -
'4th. Gloom and Depremion of stillrite
. 6th. Distrllwith griping.
6th. Pain in _Palitteof the. System.
Ith. Consump ve tryorpteres and Palpitation
of theluvt. -
Odkgh, with Phlegm In the throat.
9th. Nervous Affection Ind want of sisep a
night.
10th. Lou of Appetite and *uniting.
11th. Mules% Dimness of Vision, and loss
of eight.
-12th. Headache and staggering in walking,
with great weakness.
Out of the thousands of UMW of Dyspepsia
that have used Dr. Withart's Great American
Dyspepsia Pills, not one of them ..14.1 failed of
perfect cure. We warrant a cure in every cue,
no matter if of twenty years standing. Sold
by all druggists everywhere, and at Dr. Wise
"hart's office; No. 10 N. Second street, Phileffel
phia, Pa. AU examinations and oonsiltations
free of charge. Send - for a circular. Price $l
- bog, sent by mail, flue of charge on re
ceipt ol
,the money.
•
DYSPEPIEPSIA
I, Elizabeth Branson, of Brandywine, Del.,
formerly of Old Chester, DeL, do certify that,
or tone year and a half I suffered every
ut death from that awful disease called
Dys
pepsia. My whole system was prostrated frith
weakness ,and -nervous debility r Icould sot
digest my food ; If 1 ate even a cracker or the
smallest amount OP food, it would ratans' just as
I swallowed it;` I became eo , costive's,
els that Lwould not have a passage in less that
from four and often eight days; under this ha
',memo suffering, my mind seemed entirely to
give way. I had divadfulherrar and evil fore
bodi,nge. I thought everybody hated me, and I
hatdd everybody; I eStild not bear my husband
or tidy own children, everything appeared to be
40sOn• stricken to me; I had no ambition to do
anything; I lost all love of family and home; I
wohid ramble and wander from place to place,
but could not be contented; I fell that I was
doomed to_hell, and that there aim no heaven
fdr me, and was often tempted to commit at,,.
ride, so near was my whole nervous system de
', • o • 1 - 0! ,t .102.111 CON_
plaint, Dyropepsiu,lhat my f , ads t 'ought Vest
to have me placed in Dr. Kirkbride's
West Philadelpldak remained there Inns
weeks, and thought t was a little better, but in
a few dayt my dreadful complaint wee raging as
bra hs ever. 'Hearin( of the wonderful cures
performed by Dr. Wishart's Great American
Dyspepsia Pills and his treatment for Dyspepl
aim, my husband called on Dr. Wished and
stated my case to him. Ile said he•had no
dhubt be could—Aura me. So in three days
after !called and placed myself under the IMe
tor's filatment and in two weeks Ibegan to di
gest mffood, and felt that my Meese was fast
giving way, and I continued to recover for
about three months, and at the pre/lent Ciao I
enjoy perfect health of body and mind, and I
most sincerely return my thanks to a morello
Ood and Dr. Wisheart, and tohis (heat Ameri
can Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial
that saved tuts from en Insole Asylum and pre.
mature grave. All porcine iniffering with Dys
pepsia are at liberty to call on me or write, as f
am willing to do all the good I can for wafering
humanity. liLlZAlarn Dualism
Brandywine. Del., formerly of Old Cheater,
Delawale county, Pa.
Dr. Wisho.rt's Mee, No, 10 North Second 84
Philadelphia.
DTSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA !
Dr. WISHAAT he've been a constant suf
ferer with .Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years,
during which tithe I cannot say that,l ever en
joyed a perfectly well day. There were Crum
when the symptoms were more aggravated than
at others, and then it seemed It would,be a great
relief to die. I had at all times an unpleasant
feeling in my head, but latterly my sufferings so
much increased that I became almget unfit for
husineas of any kind; my mihd was continually
filled with gloomy thoughts and forebodings
and If I attempted to change their current
reading, at once a sensation of icy coldness
connection with &dead weight, as it were,resten
upon my brain; also, a:feeling of sieknens
would occur at my stomach, and grout pain o
my eyes, aecompained with which was the con
tinuel learnt losing my reason. I also expe
rienced great lassitude, debility and nervous
ness, which made it difiltult to walk by dny oi
sleep by night. I became averse to society and
disposed only to seclusion, lad having tried die
skill of a number of eminent physt., lens of vs •
rious schools, finally came to the conclusion
that, for this disease at my, present age (4
years) there was no euire - lii existence. But,
through the interference4ot Divine Providence,
to whom I devoutly oiler my thaeks, I at rest
found a sovereign remedy in your Dyspepsia
Pills snd Tar Cordial, which seems to have ef
fectually removed almost the last trace of my
long list of ailments and bad feelings, and in
their place health, pleuruie and contentment
are my every day companions.
• SATINDIT.4
• No. 453 N Second St, Phihidelplia, •
Formerly of Woodbury, N. J
Pr. Wield Mrs Office, No 10 N Seuond Stroet,
Philadelphia.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!
I, Moses Tobin, of Cheltenham; Montgomery
county,' Pa., have suffered for more than one
year, everything but death itself from that aw
ful disease called Dyspepsia. I employed in
that time five of the most eminent physicians in
Philadelphia. They did all they could for. me
with medicines and cupping, but still I. was no
better. I then went to the Pennsylvania Uni
versity, in order to place myself in of the beet
medical talents of the country, but their medi
cines failed to do me any good and oftentimes I
wlstfed for death to TOBEW.III3IIIISi my sufferings
but seeing Dr. Wiehart's advertieementin the
Philadelphia Balletin I determined to try onee
mere, with. little faith. I calleden Dr. Wl'.
hartand told him if I could hare died I would
not have troubled him and then related my sof-
faring. to him. The Doctor said thatif he fail
ed to cure me of Dyspepsia, it would be the fifth
ease in two yearsoo I put myself under his
treatment, and although I bad been for meat n'
vomiting nearly everything..l itsi„ 4 F i stotnaoh
w 3rhiperso
swollen with wind, and filled .beyond
description, I botight . a box o . .Dyspepsia
' Pills. I used them as directed , Breen
Breen day.
I could eat as hearty a meal es n in
the State of Pennsylvania, and in rty days
was a well man. I Invite any person suffering
as I wee to cell- and seb me, mod I will relate
my mitiMlnge and the great cure I received. I
would say to Dyspeptics, everywhere* that Dr.
Withart is, I believe,lhe only_peimm an earth
that co curb Dyspepsia with any degree of car
-44%1T: liosza Tome i
' Cheltenham, Montgomery Ca. Pia
Dr, Wishart's Office, No. 10, Ntith Second
Street. Office hours from 9A. M to; 5 P. M
All examinations and consultations 614 t
o •
DYSPEPSIA I •DYSPEPSIA.!
I, Samuel D. Haveneheire been a great wa
terer with Chronic Dyspepahl and Illaingation
of the Kidneys for three yea 5... employed
three or Jour of the most eminent physicians of -
Philadelphia, also of Darlington New Jersey*
They did all they could for me, b pt all to no
purpose. I was constantly filled with awful
paid and•dletress, end with oqnstantbelohing of
wind and her add. , My tongue was covered
with a whtte mating e( Meeks until it tracked
lw large furrafra and wee dreedfttlly sore. Oh I
I oftentimes wished for death to relieve me o
my sufferings, hr I had lost all hope of ever
being well again. I made itti subject of prayer
to Pod that be would direst me to BOPe len/al
oha or medicine hat would cute me- I W°
told to read an adverasement of Dr. Whhart'a
in Ate.,,Philadelphia Ledger, of • great cafe
made upon Mr. John liaboooko et' )028 Olive
Street, Philadelphia, by the Ore American
Dyer ersial'ilh. I went to tht Bettor's Moe
anti • lanced Wed( itellae.hte-treedestini and
told goo if he (sited to own pie iyt etgebt be the
last Wort I would nuke. 'it hitt been six
weeks since I 0011111141141011' neing , him medicine
and I NU now it welimem,bee hos aliipel* and
distress and men APO
_qtril, ity les*
with tiatifert and fegiterflo
- . 7 D. Hamm:
corner Veneer
. awd. /111agert, streets* wee
itiebthend 1000, tbramily , itlffrig4stow
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