ffl.pnitirvatV4Vrttitunal
ON HIS MUSCLE.
Thome Topham ; the "strong man,"
was born in London in 1710. and Was
bred a carpenter, but, afterward 'travel
ed on his muscle.' He was kquiet, pea
ceable man, of middlo,sizo and weight,
made like other men except that the usu
al cavities untltir the_aftris and hands
were, in hie ease; fillethfull of muscles..
The wonderful stories of
,his feats of
strength are well antli3nticated.
He could hold upder perfect restraint,
and with ease to himself; strongest
horse. He lifted a table six feet long,
with fifty pounds on the end, with hitt
teeth, and hold tt in a horizontal posi
tion a considerable time. Ho rolled up
a peWter djsh, weighing seven pounds,
with as much apparent ease as the read
er would roll up a sheet of - paer. Ho
held a pewter quart pot, at arm's lenght
and squeeezed the Bidet together like an
egg-shell.
Ile lifted 200 peunds with his little
finger and waved it. gently around his
head. Ho lifted Mr. Chambers, a cler
gyman, who must have lived on the fat
of the land, for ho weighed 378 pounds.
with one hand, Mr. Chamber's head
being placed on one chair avd his 'feet
on another. At a blow he struck a
round bar of iron one inch in diameter,
against his arm and bent it- like a bow.
One night, observing a watchman asleep
in his watch box, h'b picked up box and
watchman, carrying the load with the
greatest ease.and dropped them over the
wall into Tindale burying ground.
A butcher once Rpm& alarge window
at which Popham watisitting. He stooped
dowrilind took half an ox from the fel
lows shoulders with so much —ease and
dexterity
,that the man swore the devil
had flown away with his beef.
- At a race a man insisted upon driving
on the track; so Topham took hold of
the-tail-of hut.eart -and- drew. it gently.
back the driver Whipping his horse like
a madman all the time.
When be kept a public house two men
were determined to fight him • so, to
satisfy them, , he seized them 'by the
napes of their necks, and knocked their
heads togetluir till he, knocked all the
fight out of them,
Ho astonished a sailor, who presented
him with a cocoa-mit,"by cracking it
close to his ear as one would a pea-nut;
and upon ono occasion he lifted • three
hogsheads of water. Once ho threw his
horse over a turnpike gate, and at any
time could go ,through the manual of
arniu.with the beam of a house.
BUSINESS CARDS
J. D. SHUGERT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Treasuter'e office, Belle
fonte, Pa. , 7-16.
A. B. nuarcnisit,N,
ATV/41 , 113Y AT LAW, MtMiry Claim Agent.
Offee with W:P.Wilson. • - ___lo-16 ly,
M'ALISTEIt it BEAVER,.
ATTORNEYS AT LAiY,Allegany street, north
of the Diamond, Bellefonte, Pa. 7-16:
W. WHITE,
DENTIST, Offers his professional services to
tbo citizens of Pinegrove and vicinity. 9-3.
JOHN P. MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Boßhonda . , Pa. Office
with Orrin a Alexander.
Jan. 19,'66;1y.
' MARTIN STONE.
LICENED AUCTIONEER, Beßeton*, Pa.;
Will ittend to all Bales entreated to blip , with
fidelity and care. • -
HARRY Y. STITZER,
ATTORNEYf AT LAW, .Dli3trlet Attotneye
°Moe, Bellefonte, Pa. May be p*lenli,ft in
English Or Berman. 9-7.
EA So DORWORMIII .
PHYSICIAN AND SIIHDEON, lioßard, Pa.
Otters his ptorosaidnal service to the citizens
of Howard and.dioinity. 10-40.
W. H. LARIWER.
ATTORISEY AT LAW; Bellefonte; Ps., Office
with the District Attorney in the, Court
Rouse- 9-22.
C 4 BAIR . I.ES BODY.
BARBER; Vext door to the post office ; sha
ving, sbatopooning and hair cutting done in
the best tuanneri 11-I—ly
THADDEUS P. STEOHENS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bellefonte, Pa: Office
un High street in the room 'fornerly occupied
as the Post Office. . 11-7-Iy.
J. D. WINGATD;,
DENTIST, office in the •Maeonio
finite, Ps. At home, except •perhape the
Brat two weeks of each.month.
O.II*IS ALEXANDEV.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ReHermit°, Pa., Office
'First doer below the Franklin House, in , Rey.
noldea -new bulding, on the Dpipplid.
lIVILLIAPI. A. WALLACE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Will visit pellefonte,
professionaily when specially 'retained In
connection with resident counsel, Clearfield
ANDRE'fff,InIfITE,
LICENSED AUCTIONER, ItSleabars, Pat,
Will attend to all sales ontroatod to hm with
tidolity and ouzo. _Charges lose than other
auottoneora. . • .• • • 9,40
ORVIO &cousio.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will praotteci In the
several bolds of Centre and Minton ..coon.
ties. All business entrusted to their mire will
he promptly attended to; Look Haven, Pa.
, . .
U
LER.
TOBACCONIST; keeps ionstantly oinignd a
011 supply of Tobacco, Cigar', Snuff, 3..&0.,
• Wlllelt will be gold lower thus can 'be per.
chased elsewhere, tldi !ids of ..itter mond.
.
PHYSICIAN k fiU4IEON, Bellefonte, ,ra.,
Will attend to protesllloust calls asheretofore,
ha respectfully offers" bls' eerviceh to his
frietidp and thepuillbi.. Oilicestltle residence
on•Allaganj etrnot. 7710.
DANIEL? DERIL;
MANIIPACTUPI3I OF STAMPS, LETTERS,
AT., A full supply kept eenstantly , on bpnd.
Stumps fur :narking bags; rubes,. Ae,,.made
to oyder. Shop' null! the old acko9l house
.nek of the oeuselieuse.' • '
DIFL'BEA.TirIEr n• In J
puYsicralf* sureoE9N; Trolfirodi, Pa;
°tiara prOteiolousl isetvloos'tb the oftlreus
orboillafoutoikod vloto.t(1 , nof fl oo at, hiarrost
.totoot 11114104.,stroeti skort dove to the
Kopto!le bogity. . pub 81 18-17..
A • ' A. O. WURMrs
ATTORNEY 4T LAW, Bellefonte, P O , Wtil
cr.ore tii die several Courts of Centre end
aliato4.llountles. lest} business. eu.
,b.te once will rendre p.rotept . attea.
non. or % the Npsl4l-111OO; iIOrAF Of the
Dime „ /48.,
REYNOLDS
Bkrixeßs,,But o 'or , Itsolwo -.30 -
co(intoft., - , Col*Wow . LAO ,
ed,proce
. prowptly remittal. littiropt paid on opilo
to! gopositA. t,xclotAgo tn..th,o noon% oit
fcd iTustatitly o m 10.414 for '
Dopoolto re.
cot: S i • .T-1.7.
j, t ;;J
• AIM OELLANBO JB.
Ar/
/ 4
IRON 'BUILDINGS.
No 37 Fifth st. 4 -154.4Pitra9tindir,
TUITION FEE . NEVER 0114NOED,
ronT4 DOLLAR! PAY Po*
TILE, NULL GRADUATING. COURSE
nun 0111.11141 . 11 TED lie ' . .
Book Keeping, •
Business Penmanship;
Commercial .Calculations,
tontines Upon Law, Mice,
Detecting Counterfeit Money, Lo.•
Other Colleges have. either adveneed their
tuition fee to $5O, or charge $lO to $l5 extra
for Pentruinship. Their Books and Stationery,
also, costing from $l2 to $2O--ours cost but $5.
Dull's original plan of business education, as
taught in this city for about twenly-flve years,
from his own system of Book Keeping, whieh•
are sanctioned by .the American Institutes and
Chamber of Commerge, and other competent
authorities of New -York,. as the most. perfect
systems in use, with W. Dutra first premium
business and drnamental Pommin.hip taught in
DAY. -AND EVENING CLASSES: - -
It will - he found by proper inquiry that this
is the only College of the kind in the Union,
conducted by an experienced Merchant, and
whose Penman is a trained accountant. '
pirMerchants, Steamers and Bankers can
always obtain thoroughly.educated accountants
onapplication to our office.
All-Those dosiringour elegant new Oirchlar,
pp. 75 containing an outline of our Conroe of
Study and practice, ' with Samples of our Ponl
man's Business and Ornamental Writing,• must
enclose twenty-4lva cents to
P: DUFF dr. SON,
' Pittsburgh, Pa.
Arir•We will mail any person enclosing bus
$2, a copy of either our Mercantile or Steam
boat Book Keeping post-paid.
Nov. 24
XI — MY WIRT FOR 1868.—The groat Inren.
ill Mon of the Age In HOOP 'SKIRTS.—
J. W. BRADLEY'S Now Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC,(or double) SPRING
This invention consists of Duplex (or 'two)
Elliptic Pore Refined Steel Springs, iageidouely
braided tightly andlirmlytogeiher t edgp taligro,
making the toughest, most flexible elastic and
durable spring ever used. They - seldom bend
or break, like the single springs, and consequent,.
-IT preserve their perfect and be witiful shape
More ti in twice as long as any single skirt that.
over has or can bo made. ..
The wonderful flexibility and groat comfort
and pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex
elliptio skirt will be experienced particularly in
all crowded assemblies, '
opera, carriages, rail
road cars, church pews, arm chairs, for prome
nade and hones dress, as the skirt can be folded
when in use to occupy a small place as easily
and conveniently as a silk or muslin dress,
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex ellip
-410 steel spring skirt for a single day will never
afterwards willingly dispense with their use.
For children, misses and young ladles hey aro
superior to all others.
The hoops aro covered with 2 ply double
twisted thread and will' wear twice as long as
the single yarn covering which is used on all
single ateelhoop skirts. The three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel, and twice
or doable covered to prevent the covi.rieg from
wearing off the rode when dragging down stairs,
stone steps, etc., etc. which they aro constantly
subject tolvhen in use.
All .are mule _of _the now and elegant coiled
tapes, and are the 'best quality in every part,
giving to the wearer the moat graceful and per
fect shape possible, and are unquestionably the
lighost, most 'desirable, comfortable and coo
-1 nomioal skirt ever made.
• •WEST BRADLEY k CARY, PROBRIE. ,
TORS o?the Invention, and SOLE MANUFAC
TURERS, 97 CHAMBERS; and 79 A 81
READE STREELS, New-York,
FOR BATE in all Orst-obus Stores In this
City, and throughout the United States and
Canada, Havana do.ouba, Mexico, South Amer
ica, and the West Indies,
AD" 'lnquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or
clonble) Spn'ny Skirt. O. &A. boo 15-3 m.
TALBOVI"S PILLS, Anti Dyerxiptic.—
JLJ Composed . of highly concentrated Extract!'
(rein
ROOTS AND HERDS,
uftho granted medicinal value, prepared from
the original presefiption of the eelebratod Dr..
'Talbott, and need by him' with remarkable euo
ceee for twenty years. An infallible .romedy in
Diseases of the Liver, or any derange 7
.mcntoftbe Digestive Organs, they
cure' Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia,
Baorfula, Jaundiae, Bilious- •
noes, Liver Complaint.
TheirellknownDr..2dott c jays online „rills
have used the formula from which your they
are made, In my praitice for over 12 years;
Lave the finest effect upon the Liver and Diges-'
tic° Organa of an medicine in, the world, and
are the most perfect:Purgativd which has Over
yet beenmadeby anybody. They are safe and
pleasant to take, but,,purerfnl tQ :ours. Their
penetrating properties etimulato the vital astir
ides of the bodyiremovethe obstruetlona' of its
organs, purify the blood, and qipel discus.—
They purge out the foul humors. which breed
and grow diste mper, stimulate slugish or die
ordered organs into their natural action ? and
Impart a healthy: tone with strength to the whole
velem. Not only do they cure the every day
corbplaints of everybody, • but also formidable
and dangerous diseasee, and being purely veget
able are free from enylisk or harm.. No person
who has once used these Pills will ever be with
out 'them." • '• • •
They create pure blood and remove 'all impu—
rltica from the Lipstein, hence are a positive cure
forAO - Fevers ' Headache, Plies, Meourial Dls—
eusee, and Ilareditary Humors.
fur
Adults, one PRI in t e morning;
fur children.tuider 8 years, half a Pi
sent
por box. Trade Supplied, or
sent bj mail, post paid, to t 4 part of the U.
States or Canada on receipt of price; None
genuine without the faostmile of.V. Mott Tal—
bott, M. D. " •
V.' 210TT . TALBOTT ,C"Co.,
•
No. 82 Fulton Street, New York:.
`June 2, 1865. 10-4
'[..TAUPT &Co.,
JLL Have rcutoved their Faunal from
the old Stand • at Billeforite to - the Dilleeburg
Foundry and Machine ehops, where they contin.
no to manufacture the Watts improved plow,
tre Lever side Hill arid 'shears for, all the plows
ever made in - thiscousity. They also have an
. atretive . variety of
.1 NHAILINS,OEMETERYENOOSIIii t HS .
• • a. • • - - • -
STEAM. przoiaEs AND;HILL GHARIdIG.
.
' To' tide department of the business they give
particular atteption, and have a liirge stook of
Patterne unhand for pteant, dour, and Saw
• ' STATIONERY BTE4IIII BB4INES
of any deeiralale eapiailty;f9ord ten to 'twenty
.Iforso Power.built in the best of gee. TUey.
also manufacture ono and two Nurse Tread Pew.
ors--endidoOr 'horse sweep Powers and Thresh
ing machines to snit either. Carp crushers and
other artioles to numerous to esentiod, Arden'
viaduct and outings delivered;wikti s.variety,
of the above named articles kept at the old,
property riser 019 depot at Bellefonte
where they. have Machine, Plop aniAPaieris
makers, tbe boot in the country, pig- can be
soneulied.S4 concerning any wPrlctiAt.
016 7 ha rootS.ln their 111 0 of, joelnees. .0199,
th°144.°,1 loc Chit *Pt ;ea; etetkdostwopto
ord ' l 4 7 0 4./! I t!!'. :4 IC . ;:k.T 1 4 1 /P 2 ', Co. ,'
.W.41111' ilooar; •
lloliard street, Bellegosite, / . 16
Wa&'B4 11URZ Al7B, .• . .
80.148,
0 Ulfo.lB. '
--• " H42' .840KR:-.
•
' ' szr Awsr rAlv .Al , l, sl °T
4744.1y*
, ' • -
:#17004*
of ',very description, quality grid peise,.tor sale
clopsr than. at say other establisboceat of the
lOW in Central
.Perinsylvaula . •
- Awe taoo.-tr. • LtaxitYP. BASBIB.
' ~) * '
.ogooriurbs, &o.
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK
Of the Imet.
BOOTS, pi OES AND OTHER GOODS,•••
rtt
• MORMII.COMITY,
Warawted—come
.got tharge iforloobing at them. • '• •
GROCrERIRS, • & '4OIOENSWAIIII OP 'NEW
STYLES.' SHOE BINDINGS, VATS
AND CAP& LADTES - rtntes, NEW •
" STYLES, VTOTORINES, MUFFS, FURS,
CAPES, NUDIAS ' AND . •NOTTONS;
WARRANTED M beAnst what we represent
them. We have the lery beet which we'.
' • warrant,' and Itifer &Mks' IA all 'Utak
• :Varieties:,
COME AND SEE DURNSIDE'M • GOODS.
North Weal Corner of the Diamond.
LEATHER. OP .ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
.
A largo stock et shoo finding .saddlory,'sad
dice, bridles, halters,. cart gears, , harness col
lars, hamoirdineswhlp,s, franks, traveling bags,
and every article !bade and loft by Saddlers,
Water-Proof foots doable soled warranted
POWDER, SHOT AND OAFS.
A largo assortment of Buffalo Roltag,llorse
Blankets; Moab Belle, Fox Traps, &e.
The highest market prices paid for Rides Akin,
' • and all kinds of furs.
- • CASH PAID,
Por Hided atil.Bklns atllarteldo's.
Tho good Vino has coma boys, when you can
have all you desire to oat at a very low rate.
- . nuaNsipts..
has just received a large and well selected stook
of goods which be intends to sell at a very rea
sonable rates—so low as not to be • excelled by
any other establishment' of the kind in tho
country. You will find it greatly to your ad
vantage to buy your Groocries-at Burnelded.
Boy dried Peaches, Apples, Cherries, Prunes,
Currants and Titmarinds from Burnsides.
Ryon want , Primo Chou, Salt, Rice, Cavendish
Congress, Fine cut, Natural Leaf, or Smoking
Tobacco of superior quality, go to Burnsides.
Ladies will find It to their advantage to buy
Morocco Boots, French calf and Kip shoes Slip
pers and Gaiters with and without heels, of all
sizes and colors, from. Burnside!.
Buy Sweet SloSy-Cringes, Froth Lem on s,Fisk,
Dates, Raisins, Candles and Nuts from.liunr+
sides.
If you want Gum Drops, Moss, Jujube and Fig'
-Paste, Jelly'. Cakes,. Cocoa, ..-Lozengers,.. French.
and English Secrets, Sugar Plume, or any other
kinds of Confectionaries, go to Burnsides.
Buy Rafe Brushes, Portmonias, Purees, Pocket
and Dressing Combs, Gum Hair' and English
flat bead and Mourning PintyCiloves, Rosier} ,
Pocket BMus Trout flips, Fish Hooke and.
Tackle, Stat i on ery, Gents Linen and Silk'
Ilankerchiefe, Linen and Marsailles Col
lars; and many. other Fancy Articles aced No
tions of Burnsides. •
ILyon want Fancy Soaps, Candles, Corn and
Pearl Starch, Shot, Powder, Coffee Essenco,
Brown, and English Mustard; Red and Black
Peppers, Ginger,aco, Nutmegs and a general
variety of Spicule, to Burnsides.
-If you have ßut r, Eggs, Potatoes, Wheat,
Beans or other Con try Produce, it can be ex
changed for goods at cash prices at the cheap
cash variety Store \ Barnacle&
. At Burneide's we study to plus .. d give ea
Wootton.
Please accept o . thanks .r past fa
vors and placo us under , o i I Gott . for many
new ones. • a. , 84854
TO THE PUBLIC! II
MRS. SIMONS,
MAIN ST., LOCK-M:7EN.
Has the largest and oheapest stook*
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH,
Cadarivare,
gammons,
Liquors,
•
Salt,L •
andies,
Began,
• Tobacco,
ever offered in this market.
Tho attention of Hotel and Store-keepers%
called to the large stook of the following goods
on hand, which are'offered at wholebale prices
200 barrels of Fish,
200 BARRELS, OF LIQUORS AND WINES
50 boxes of chewing Tobacco, 100,000 Segars,
and a large lot, of Salt.
Also, Flour and Feed always on hand at
July Fl, '64—tf. SIMONS, Main St.
XTP.I4 BAKDRY!
MATTHIAS SCHMUCK,
Would respectfully" inform the people of Bo!le
fonts and vicinity, that he has Apened a new
end
COMPLETE .BAKERY, •
in the old Temperance Rotel, on BISHOP street
where ho will keep constantly on hand all kinds
of
'DREAD, > - -•• • " RUSKS,
POUND-CAKES,
SUGAR AND GINGER CAKES,
CHAO -.•• CANDIES
StC,, &q.,
wbteh he will deli at a reasonable and Ogles*.
tory price •
Familles . will find it in their advantage to get
their baklig done at this establishment, as they
can alwaysget pare,wholesome breed and oaken
' lust when theyneed them. Sept.l2, 1.8524 f.
"r B. WALRAVEN,
.MASONIC, BALL, ,
10 ciiiiimirr• STREET, rintApELPffis.
• has now opened'
LACE CUItTAINS,'
• • of his own importation.
Brooatelle Curtains, . • ,
Damask Curtains,
- Wool Rep Curtains, - , • -
Tatin Laine'Curtains, .
Nottinkham curtains,
Muslin Curtains ;
.. Cloth, Table and PllllO Covers.,
CMultantiylleeelvini-Novelties in
OUR TA IN 114TERIALS, r •
ensbracing 'the, Celebrated BmTrnii Cloth, and
DIODE° DRAPRRIEff:
- WINDOW 'SHADES . . -.-
in every Deeirehle Style Color or Pelee.
I, g. WAtRAVEN,
719 Chestnut Bt.,
Nev. 10, 115-11m.' ' Philadelphia.
BURNS a MUCK=
WHOLESAIE".I3II)CI , 4RI3
PRODTICE commissxozi nizuclagrxs.,
No. i 195 Market, Elthis Ph.thyle , lphla.
Monms
0. tb(UOI(Sar of 11.13,uoltdr, Jr:4k üb:
sap X 6, 1865.-AT.'
B?G1118
PXALIIIIIB . 411)1191111Y PRODU94.-
Ns. 109 Arsh Streak lloil/sip trona sad geoilad
vnt 4 ••• ) 109 9 6 41: •' • • PH/144))p/49K14:
Ch4erd friss theoosaitry praiaptly Otsadsd
cOARR qics &a,
riA8,E144,11 .14#24 . AOTOTAVI
Mr. 8.. A. MeQuletton would respeotfUlly
(ono tb • Woltleepif. of Centre CouutY, 1,41
oened,* rxerrtinge blerlureotoq, In tbtrear
of 414usuulpge MT.!) , #1004 4 . /e' !kelp t!rp. ,
el Si saanOqulot, • •
• * rheotope, •
prbeg Warn
• 011141'3, "iv
' • NW"'
itt prices to Aug the 14.ries,i 44p ; doe, .0a
.490. puttee. itlik t
•
MEDI MAL,. 1,
LINDSEY'S
BLOOD SEARCHER.
tIC)SEYI3
IN Lialq.1101•11ES,
„
Is particularly recommended for use during the
. . Spring mid Summer, •
_ . .
when the blood is thick and circulation Warded
by unhealthy, secretions. This perfectly' safe
though powerful rurifier, cleanses and renews
every portion of the eyeteni, It is the only gen
uine and original Illood-Searehdr, 'which for
years has , performed: the most wonderful, .yet
permanent cures, in confirmed cases of scrofula,
old sorelf, totter, tumors, boils, and all kinds of
sorofulous eruptions.
It Is also a reliable remedy ter salt rheunt,
ring-worm, scald Lied, tpd-kindred diseases.
As a general tonic, RR streets eraines't benig
nant, and cannot fail to benefit where used no
cordincto directions. •
We make no claim to laming dimoiered a
"Panacea's or "Univerant-Romody" - for -all - the
ailment' to which flesh le heir; 'but we do claim
what aountleas fade have fairly endlnlly estab-
Belted, that In the
BLOOD SEARCHER
the affiletiti will find a “standrird medielne;
one upon Which they can rely as a sere specific
for all diseases for which it is recommended.
I have this day, October 7th, 1884, disposed
.of my entire interest in J. M. Lindsey'lltnprov
ed BLOOD SEARCHED,' to I. E. Sellers & Cos
'together with the right to use my, nude, in it'
preparation. The only genuine article will here
after be prepared by them exclusively.
J. Id. LINDSEY. , •
Prepared by
R. E. SELLERS d CO.,
- Sole Proprietors, • •
_
prrrsnuala, 'A
S , E E R
• 9 1 A L•
"'
COUCH,SYRUF:i
TFE .01:11lIt or
COUGHS, COLDS; HOARSENESS,
INFLUENZA,
TICKLING SENSATION OM THE THROAT,
Whooping Cough, Croup, to., ,to
RS77'L
It is an old d tried remedy, and has
stood the of thirty years.
o following:
IN 1835,
One Trial MN Convince!
Baltimore, Fa rfe d Co., Ohio.
. L y fanuary 10, 1859
3frc Sellert—Dear Bir: I am . entirely
out of your "Imperial Cough Syrup.' , Will
you send me, say six dozen ? Ido not want to
bo ontof it; as it is the only medicino that will
come so near raising the dead. It will cure thb
worst cough immediately. I havo recommended
it to persons and given them one bottle on trial,
and in evori CVO they-have given clear testi.•
mony that it gave immediate relief.
I havo used it in my own family, and find it
a slihi - outo for coughs and colds in all cases.
Ono trial will convince any person that it ip a
sure cure for the wont of coughs and colds.
• I am yours most respeatfully,•
:A. L. SIMNONS.
The above to strong testimony, and offered
without solleitation, in baling' of the beat•cotigh
medicine of the day.
The Great Curative ! '
Pirmono, April 19, 1856
• R. E. Sellers: I have boon troubled with a
cough for the last ten years ak reason of whfoh
I have frequently bcoUir unitiffe to sleep more
than half the night. I tried many reroodles,but
all in vain. .I heard of 'your Cuugh Syrup, and
resolved to try it, and new auto OA the use of
a few bottliis has cured ins entirely. I Cheerful
ly recommend it as a safo,. speedy, and pleasant
ouro for coughs and colds. '
'Vera respectfully,
WM. •WOODS.
This is Wong tostimons, and gilisas,yolunta
_ _
Prepared by
IL SELLERS & CO.,
J'ITTEIBURG, TA
_ [-JOHNSON'S
RHFUNIATI A Q C O MPOUND
BLO PO
OD RIFIERJ
THlB'outit
INTERNAL. REMEDY.'
•
la the boat nunlicine ever offered to tho public
For the effnotual ream!' rhotimatlamkgont, Hari
ralgia, dyapepaia, and as la;bloud'purifier, it has
no equal; for all peasep 'arising from an im
pure state of the -blood,, such as sorofula" or
kites evil; scald head, totter, ring-worm' fe
male comalaiiitTeuid broak-outs on the faco.
and bodY. " The vast, number. of rub-on mod'.
011301/ whloh, formerly: tare,been used for-those'
disowns wore merely teniparary-in their elleota;
said of. doubtful virtue, but the
RHEIIIIATIC -.6.OMPOUND
•
reaches the , source of all trouble, suit detuall
banishes the disease from the lust= by Re im
limillate action oil the hiond. •-We adYlee oub
and all to give its trial, and: beearne aoliefad of
Ite , wonderful power.. • • , ' •
Prepared s!pci 141 b y
&
rirr!nuita, rn
Liver coraUlaiut,
costiveru/S4 , •
° - tilak Fr0PP 1 4 1 19,.. • , ,„
•J Biilions Disorderi,
lead, end jtidge foi yourself: • .
fitt,inta Causx,'Quio Nts.
" gr. 1. Re fen—Dear Bit: I (Binh it a dal •
•owe to yqu and that public yonotalfr, to 'Mat
I,tat. I boo been 41104541 wiSti Lluor Complitol
toK loos tioukaud 10 as
that pa abooi
strio4d and 400, whiqk left 14 ° . v 6 rY lO l
&Late, ,Itarkig- h or, your 09101Atud Lint
?Wu tieing for sV by E.Bbark. . Wait
ty, and reeomminded to me by my
Dr. Saxick,l...oouoladed to give
• ems fair
Atrial Slauttumul saw box aud-fcaual, them
Just mrt Aes. at, woututatoted—the beet Liv
er Pill; over used and, attar taktuchar •koatta,
sed'the disease hes attitel,y left axe, sad am
• Baspotiany years,
D U. , CQLEMAN.
• PlUol4lwErtYKrxm comp. •
The above &axle. for oak by P. P. QP.E4N,
vor y4 1 0 4 t, Belletoato, Ye. Jane 16, '66-17,
WINES "& WUOIL9. L,
,
'EI ALT! I.AISTNNI STOP' AND itEADI
11. Ye that itotdd preserve your koala',
.6neo4onTmoneyend live happy And contented,
'6linnild'intrcllneelOut Ihjnot at th 6 1 / 4 01,3166hi
. ..WIN AS' AND u oli,,srojtA
! • ' , Ilitatt ' •
illreetbt „opposite the old f:T9topimitice Rotel.
AsititAxi sAuti et Co.
Notwithstindinq the 'enorinens taxes impa
led upon all articles In his line of budiness, he
still continues to soli the purest articles at the
very lowest figures. :Every dispription of,
ItOREICITT ti OMESTIU ttetfotts, • -
wholeeAle and retail, - at the lesiost cash prided,
which are wartanted de be thelbest qualities 'ea
cording to their respecitlye Rio stook
,00nsistain part of , :
. , .
OLD' RYE, , MONONGAHELA, IRISH,
WHEAT, CORN, NEOTAR,
and others whiskies, at Iron 87} 'cents to s2,od
per gallon. Also, , •
•
ALL KINDS OP BRANDIES.:
from 76 ate., to $B,OO per . galion. lloilaitd dine
pare, from 76 eta., to $2,60 por gallop.
PORT, atADEpt*, 011.E12111t, BLACKBERItY
and other. vance-:—tho boat artiolos—at is rea
sonable rates ao con be bad In Um pity..
o)lAlifPAttliti- BLACKBERRY GlNotlt,
AND , GAKAWAY DItANDI.EB7—PtIRII •
JANIACIA2AND NEW ENGLAND.RUM
• .CORDIALS.OP ALL KINDS,
all o'whicli will be warranted to be al- ropresen.
tad, and sold of prices exceedingly low.'
All the liquors offered for We at thiaistabile
hment have been purchasedc at the United
States Custom Howe, and consequently must be
pure and good. ,
pa- Physicians and others are respectfully
requested to give his liquors a trial. - ligk He
has the only article of.
PURE PORT WINE JUICE IN TOWN
May, '28,1862. tr.
MITE WONDER OF viz AGE?
• Every body astiYnishcal at the rire
nese and cheapness of the articles Rohl at the
wholesale' -
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
ON BISHOP STREET, BELLEFONTE PA.,
JACOB B. rrrnx.,
The propiletor of this establishment takes
. plensure in,inforining,the puidic.,that ho, keeps
constantly on hind a supply of, choice foreign
and domestic liquors, such as
Old Nectar, Old Rye, , Honnongala, and Irish
Whiskey; Cognac, ,BlackberrY; Cher-
ry, Ginger, and common Bee:notice ;
.• Port, Itfaderia, Cherry, and fit
hen Wines.; Scotch, and Nollatid
Gin ; New England Rum, Jamaica Rum,
Cordiale Peppermint, Anniseed .and Rose.
ALL CAS : ARRANTED TO CONTAIN
trouNr VARKED
WIZ
The attention
ed to hie stook
practicing physicians is call
rso
FUR
suitable for medical purinTh.
and Dcmijons constantly 034
Ho has tho
ONLYPURE NECTAR WHISKEY
in Town.
All liquors wero bought when liquors wero
low, and ho sells thorn accordingly.
All liquors are wartantod to give satisfac
tion.
Confident flint ho can please customers he
respootfnlly solicits a share of public patronage
Liquors will be sold by the quart, barrel or
tierce. Ho has a large lot of
- BOTTLEDLIQUORB -
of tho finest grades on. hand. Apr I-1865.
SIMON A. FELDMAN. •
_ _ LIPOWTER k WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
WHEAT, EYE AND BOURBON WHISYK
110. 506 Noma ?UNTIL erring;
• (Below Spring Garden,)
• PHILADELPHIA, , PENN'A
' Sept.l66l. . ,
MISCELLANI;OUS
: pzuL . I :11: r : . :I .
This great lino traversee the Northern
and northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the
city of grip on Lake Erie.
It has been leased and is operated by the
PENNSYLVANI* RAILROAD. COMPANY.
TIRE OY PASSENGER TRAINS AT LOCK RAVEN:
LEAVE EASTWARD
Erie Mall Train
Erio Express Train.
Elmira Mail Train,,
LEAVE WESTWARD,
Erie Mail Train'
Erie Express Train
Elmira Mall-Train arrive
Passenger care run through tut the - Erle Mail
and Express Trains without Amiga both ways
between Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW YORKPONNBOTION.
LeaYe New York. • B.OG.
Arrive at Erie ' ' ' • • .3.31 A.M.
I.eav'e Krie ' ' • 1.56:P; M.
a
Arriye t - Neiv York - , • - 'Llfr
. • •
No 04ange"ofCass boOltrien -Erie & If.-York,
' 4 .4ICOANT BUMPING Omti on Ail Night trains,
For information respecting. Paasenger busi
ness, apply at Cor, 30th and Market Streets,
Philadelphia.
• And for Freight businestgsof the. Compary's
Agents:
• S.- E. Kingston, jr., Cor. 13th and Market
streeti,•Philad.elhhia. •
.„„ •
J. W. Reynolds, Erie. ; - 41/c
Wm. BMW% Agent, Kaltiznore.
E. H. HOUSTON, °mil Freight Ag't, Phi Pa.
H. W. °WINNER,. Gen't TlCket Ag't, Phil's-
A. L. TYLER,Clen'ifiupl, Williamsport:
KORCE D. PIFER'S . •
NEW . GROCERY STORE.
,
OeOrge D. Plte; bas removed hie grocery and
'variety atom to Brokerhore new building, hi
the large room directly oppovito ' •
THE 00NRAD DOUSE, •
and one door north of the port office.
if. keeps constantly on hand a prime lot of
green and black team coffee, sugar, 'syrups,
npickerpl, h e rring, cod flab, holland Varying,
and cheese of aldkindm lie keep/ dried pouch.
efraPPIOS, currants, elderberries,. cherries. Be.
keeps spiced salmon, 'oysters, 'sardines, - macs , .
roni!` •lle troops a large assortment of willow
want; corn' and.hlokory brooms, whips' hiarth
ibroomo, band scrubbing und - blacktng
stove and shoe blitoknlng, color tubs, 'btreketo,
and -mins, ,shoti .pouider and gun asps, paper
' oollarr'cminbs. thrcuol; , ruid notions of all kinds;
panned fruit of all kinds... 'rrry , salt fish
and natural leaf,tbbaoco, al' also his cigars can.
'riot be exoelled,.• lie keeps in fact everything
iippertaining to a first elaas'gromiry Itild Variety
storm horms strict:attention •to )meiness
tdietain his patronage, and also' to increase it.
/fir theta thauldhl for past favors, •and deans
'per generilly•te!'pMeChim under greater _
l'rlirencher cl. limb;
/109i,§111014 rn 'ff
DiVIE3 si t 00,.
riTYpqr_SyittA4p.
. r iPrloll LOOK, ::
'4.40K0 AND plIPiP2'B,
00A:14 RAT.ASD' LIVE B TOOL
variouf daioripitosio
,A ° 4* A4 T .ll TIATA!)P4,r44 A TYPAW:,
1-• 8 '.O A It , . IL, c#:
.P Tll.s T. •B B 13 - ;
Northwptc9 l l l oref PU*l.4lc4 i 44 •
A '1$ o '4 'AT.S#llBit#4/ 0 4VILKAdo
rat' • •
.. . ,
_TOP N IMVIG qf 141.:kb.4 qicßitit4o
v tte'llralghwus
HOTELS ArSALOONt3:
CUMMINS HOUSE, FELLSOONTE,
.N.l), CUMMINGS, Prno'r. ' '
This elegant new Ibitel, • Abutted ~on .ainhoi
Street, a few doors until' of tho Cranelio °lintel) *
Is at last csibpletti In, all as 'attangemente, and
le now open forttle reception and entortabunent.
of guests. It has been furnished, in • the Tor
httelt style , with bendable's, find 'comfortabc
furniture, and ity..
and,will be the beet oonaueted • *Plot: lie • Belle •
; Tlll3lttataltillitways be foetid gr.:ll4,lns
ender the •Weight;of the beet proviakine the MST.'
-het atTords, attended.by. neat Intelligent and at c•
tentive waiters. .••• .
TIIR BAlt will 'savage be supplied
choicest and best of; liquore—not• s„.elekening
mixture of drugs—bet , liquors in•they, , purest
and beet 'State:
. ,
STABLP. Id large, *arm ' , tna
onfodlotif
and. fa dean. and ohildlog sod Attentive hostler;
aro olways,ln raking.
A Mick oonSeys losseengerifrie oj.rhordei
and from. tho ears, after the araival Sand. deplsr
tore of the triand. Mar 27-1883.
GARMAS'Sf 110 TEL, BILLLEFONTE;,.
DAN'L,OAfMAN, op'r.,
This long established and well Hewn ;Hotel.
situated on the eoutbast•cornor pf the Diamond :
opposite the Court House, having been rowdies
ed by the undersigned, he ttneouneee to Huffer
mer patrons of this establishment • and' to• the
traveling publih generally, that he inteade reft
ting it thoroughly, and is prepare 'to render
the ni6sesatisfactory aocommodatiOn to — all who
, may favor him with their patronage,. No pains
will bo spared on hie part to add to the convent
'once or comfort tobisguests,' All who stop with
him will filed his •' • , •.• .•• • • .
MB TABLE . abundantly :sniuplied •• with the
most sumptous fare the market will afford, done
up in style,,by tho most•experfenced deices: --
Hie BAn Mill alwayocontairi the - choicest of
Lite STABLING Ic best In town, and wilt 'always
be attended by the most trustrionh•and 'Wert-
Give him a call, one and all, and be liaison
ftdont that all will be satisfied with their acoom
modation.
'ANTXCELLENT LIVErtIr
Is attached to establishment* which atran
.gers from abroad will find greatly to their ad
vanta • , Jan.'Otb,.lB6B
ga---"
CONItAD BELIEFONT,
. .
This well knownn establishment has been en
tirely refitted and refurnished throughout, and
Is now second to node in central PennsYlvania
in the comforts , and convenience it Affords te
.travelers. People from the country during their
sojourn at Bellefonte during'Weeke of Court Will
find the eoaraddloumr an agreeable 'and pleas
ant 'resting place.
Accommodating servants are always In atten
dance ready to supply the *ants and contribute
to the,
e lkf
art and satisfaction of the guests. --•
'Tn La Is supplied with all the substan
tial prow Slone, luxunes and delicacies Ithich a
productive country can furnish, or industry, Vlg
.ilonce and exertion can procure.. .
Tun. Ban, will always contain a general as
sortinent of very beet liquors that the mar
ket affords adapted to suit tho most 'eaprlcious
tastes. -
Bottles jogs
Tun Brenta will be &tended by attentive
and obliging hostlets, well qualified to discharge
the dutleallortaining to this importnat, :depart
ment. of,a publio,establishment.,
Frtim the attention • and time, the proprietor
has deVided to this branch orbusinens he hopes
to recelavo of. the_patrepago
heretofore bestowed upon him. , May 1-1862
CUMMING'S HOUSE SALOON, ..
This now and splendid Eating Estab
lishment is now upon for the entertainment of
the public, whore
Fresh Oysters, Fried Oysters, Stowed Oysters,
Spiced Oysters, Clam Sopp, Turtle
Soup; Chicken Soup, •
Ham and Eggs, rig's Foot and•Tripo, Sar
dines, Fresh Fish, Fried Chickens, ..
- • Stowed Chlokons eta. , eta.
, 1
can bo had at All,times.
DRINKS...
• • Cognac Brandy,,,.
Old Bye. 'Whiskey,
- Bourbon Whiskey, 'Wheat
Whiskey, Irish Whiskey, Hol
land Gin, Currant. Wino, Straw
berry IVino, Champaigno, Gooseberry ,
• Wine, Sherry Wine, Port Wine; etc., etc.,
Gin Cocktails, Brandy, Smasbes Sherry Cob
blers, Whiskey punches and all fancy drinks
Maisel Cullin's X.le3. Philadelphia Ale .t
Porter, Cider, Piney Lemonades, •
Sarsapitrilra, llineritrWater,;
eto., eta., etc.
. 2.15 P. M
-12.25 A. M
.:,7.00 A. Al
ITOT MEALS to ha hoil at all. hoop, of the
day or Mehl. ,' . • •
A magniticon't - BlLLtiinD Boom, With . fine
marble-faced Tablosja conneotod with tho-os- .
tahliahmant.., . —.. . - .
6.84 ALM
6.27 , P. M
.. 7.60
. .
We invite cur frictule to giro us 'a call, end
think we can insure them the utmost satisfac
tion. D. CUMMINGS,
March" 27, . • . Proprietor.
NTOILHOUSEr; MILROY," "
I)...9:}liLLEll,P.rop4otor:-.
,The subscriber would respectfully inform •• the
publln that he has reeently the above
named. Hotel. and is now prePared to accommo
date his Mends rind patrons in a comfOrtable,
manner, and he will spare no pabisin making:
It an agreeable bonie for all • sojourners. His
table will•aliyays be luxuriously supplied from ,
thb markets of eountrY and `cities, and hie Bar
}lliad with liquors of.ohoice brands: His' chat-,
ges are as reasonable as these of any other 110- .
tel in the place, and'he feels satisfied they cant .
not be complained of-by those who favor 'him
with their custom.. Expecting to receive a share
of publle patronage, and fully,intanding, to de
'servri it, he throws open his. hpuse to' the publio
and invites atrial. 1„,
- M . ObHANON. 1 , 10U6 b,
The proprietor of thia well knOtiu hotel' re
spectfully. announces. to, the publiy r that he . is
prepared loimeoutodater all who may gire bir4
call. Thies hotel ielug,,plessantly situated and
provided with every oonveritedoe, it offers to the
publlo all the comforts and: conveuleuoe ors "..
FIRST OL4BB HOTEL. •
llta
Table will, skimps bo' supplied with the
beet Ate Inszket offers, , arid ids par seltttbe
0110100 st :Mims. Trail)Hire, ' tedutietars and
boardemaeeummodateid in , the :Mgt Plealaht .
' and agreeable wanner, 02Care(41 in 4 atteutisu
beitieta will always bcon band:. Ms stabliug
is the most extenelvOwur aomPletufr Ms
eec
tiny. ! r • ; ' '
1111111,LABAUJIM 40TEL, sv,possef
• J. u..MoilßlSONvProprietor: 1 .' 3 0/4 ,
, Thle well;tow._ kept by hip
Ppprittoroy4ere til3lo,Vie king .tp r!!)4'w,
the traveling -
‘'
!I&B.I'r 4937 Pp. /4 00 K PAVAD.I,
"
..Otnpitiwt KowilPg %Dion 4:1'4 thicricot t ,
` I 99P, /kV!, rt
TTNITED STATES. .110TBL, wasumarowil
U.: • . y '/. f'.' •
V; B. &. C DOBBLER; Proltiotori!, I
nlburun th t7l;li!itz g l4ii,p 9 e„
pf•-,141.. • •Z% •
inailiabotire of
PPAw;
. .
oloyEsi trrovstm
^ • : ItiaO inure 4 Cp , have fqvip3ii744
. 4 row . .of . 8 1 1 ,f1 ask4 - 44199, 1 $
They have prove*. therwonoeS to be the nett'
stove out for bunting si* in
c: they ore their
Niwn.'00011;" 'sake nod W. -, thi kfteVehro oo lto?
seise fuel, are tn, bee alter in the , Wirla, oink
have „more eonvanbuties tbiki3Oy.lol64l4. o yeli ,
People wipookoz itcpres..4ould 44,
hod ape their ekope beforapiSOßlF 011"4"°'
lop by (In' title; meal • heti hien
Se' atm*. JaLl2lll'4' 1 1Au P
PRI/iTINO , IiXATIAA SNEOUTICV 6 • AT
;,;„ :••
J. B. BUTTS, Piopridor,,
A. FA.I4}CNER, Proprietor.
. • .
'brirDIOIN - • --- -
Aft
•
•
: 'I4•E 11/11i( ' t! . %
L D X.Tit A, O ,TV
rdi rlliH=Ratotifto>l belnroiltlni4i;3l4`:llHilV 4,l : l
tjlition, ammaildn• Ot. Illoortqlon 0i•41.4 1
• nig ad or ••or 4titin spi t , D Ironies of, tho,..Proon
at ia, Stgnoinel,ho . ,ll,lnd4nr,,Crtloutne„tirive...
of Briek•Dukt: - . oBpthlktiti Mt toliddtdObitctiif 4 4 I
Bladder, Dr.OPAlefti
, -•• OM Jei AC),:f?..:VHD././
4:1101111 0116 DI !..-n
- Rlcr.44
sti "OtAliDTV3Bt l h Agh t tlitektOit ,tIA"
I;„ • dtti6lb3 -
t , t
.4 1'11n COnrtftntlon onovirdettl"With Organic
Weikneril; 't.riquirea 4,thelkid inp (Wino , q.o:
Ittiettp't32o7 l l4t;cl l 4l4ll,7AV l W'''
no trontiviont bi:rubitilltidAcc•VorioniptitiOnu
Inoinity ensues. ; ' tff: %.I.p;';*
ICE
FLUID x Vitt..ll'6l' 4, 'i3ll,Yttr
• " 'n nr;tr
In iffectione poottliardo ifomaloe fe ofticqunleirL't
May, other preparatioti,le in Chloroeler ite r ",.,
•tention;liiegularities, indefdlireise 'or' elifithei
-81011 of oustomeri ornontion d s Ulcerated
Elehimie state of the- Uterion . -Lencotrficea, land
all complaintr incident fl ,t,1344e; , .: *halm,
leg from' habits of dleblebtled. impridlotioloi, or ,
In the Dio ll uti dr ChlagehiTilh. "' •
H E La '
FLUID ExTiA-cft.
lIMEM
IMP : D.O7 . ED 11.0 . Eq. 1Y AA 4,,
• ,
Will rageolli exterininnto from the irlA kiii4 -. -
oases of Urimmr Orginsmrising from Haldte of 1.-, ••
'Dirriimtion irt! Melo mrenre,yitle Or, op chmogo , ,
in diet, and sui.tripoeure; completely oupereo- . ••
ding thane unpleasant and' ediveiiiiti , tevedfei, ' • .'
Copaina and Neenney in curing all timid utillear4, •
ant mid dangoro ge ~. • , • ‘... ,: .
USE
HELMBOLD
FLUID L'XILRACT.DUCIIV •
In.all eases of the ilrinarrOrgane, :whether ex" ,. '
feting in male or female, ' -,f`ttinzo erhatnyor ,931 , 120
oligineting, and no matt er of how lopg,stiading.
It ie ploneant in Mete And . , odor, immediate in . •
in its action, and more strenglhoning, that:. 07_5
of the pronqltioud of Buie or,lron, •
Those eqTerink fromaracia-doerkor Delipate
Constitutions, procure the remedy et once. c,
. The render mask bo aware that howeveinftght
may be the attack of the'. — aboVe "diseases, it is
certain to affect . the bohilY.health,ementairpow+
ere, : end, hem:anus, and • that of his pofitoriky .
Ger.flesh and blued are inapported'from these
NS,., PLEASg
We mike no nee'ref orthe ingrediente..llEVE.
BOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCRU is com‘=" .
poled of. Duchy, Cohobs anthlunlperlterries, se
ieeted with great earn, .ank,preparold In„ypeno
by 11. T. lIELBIBOLIC Druggist and'Oheirilst;
of sixteen years' eapedande in the city of Plata- ,
delphiaiaml -which- is - nowt - prOpriboilczbytkir- -
must eminent physicians, has been, admitted - to . t .
use In the United States - Army, and id also'
vary general use In State Respite's and publics ii.
Sanitary Institutions throughout thelarid.
BUCHU
.(rroni Dispenierry ;s'l l0 0 :
DIOSMA CRENATA.'
Piop . Oirt odor
sive, onorsomoiVillit'amm'atic ; thole tastes
torieb,.and anologotui to tobit. ,- . 0 • '
Medical Properties and. Uses.—,
13uohn loaves are gently stimulant; wittia'peeit
liar tendency to the Urinary Organ+, prdduring
diuresis, and Ilhe other sitnilite modholles, O: 0 6 as
ting diaphoresis, when circumstances aril. this
mode or action.
Thep are-Wren in. compleints'iif the Bring?*
Orgarte,,eneh ne firrivel, Chronic fleterrh.of.
Bladder, liforbid.lrritation.of the Bliglder ,and
Uretbra;'Dieemai 'of ilia Proetrati, and '-lteteh
flan. or.Tncontinence of Urine, from a loes'of tone f
Inlhe parts aoneenaed in Is .sysioyatipo•
•retnedva hoe ales been readrodaMded'iii.
eta, Ohronto IthentuatisMiCstaneMmAlfeettone,' " '
. ,
27ettulold'o Extract Raesa le used by flirocino
from the agia a 18 to 25, and from'Bl, bp .
85, `or
hi.thettooline or change-4)11HW; , after Confine:. -
, nteaV.or Labor Palnei. ilod,flettlati la obildren.
Agr , Dr..llrie*itereiscii'Physttliini - ,
of oyor.thirty years'. ettperietteei.andlt graduate
of the Jefferson Medical Collmte ittlq.. of theilatz,i
,eoietty of Medicine Ii 11 4 .: urpTy. of
MAk nat./mm.li
ieglird to the qaelithin 'll;keil c '
me no to my oplalon , about Dacha I would
that I have used and sold the'larttele ID Various- .
forms, for the pelt thirty . years. .1,40 net think
there is ivy form or preparatloii of' It T hay,'
not used or known to ha used, "inn the%veriond
diseases where such medicate agent would bp,.
Indicated. You are aware, unwell as myself,
that it has been ovtensivelferaployed that* '
rious diseases of the bladder and' kidney?, and
the reputation it has sequired , in•my 'Judgement
ip warranted by the . 7 —a
I have Beim and used, imli/ifors elated, eierr '
force of Backus—the powilerealeavesi the simp le' .
4lscoellimPthtelitri, l, fighl• nitraote4—aild.' '
not cognisant of Mix prepalvabm 'of that taint
at all equal to yours. •JXwelve padre exparitelow
ought, I think, to vLine the right to judge of
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