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SELECX' JIISCELLAIVT.
HOURS,
itY HORACE OREEIX.
Tne following; wit written, and
publishml imam New York Tribigne
oaring' tileestrly 'lei - a of the Great
Ittal n it'ttlludeg to a
len,* mon and vry ostimable elki
;•.vo of liAnthester, in this county, it
will he found of interebt to ntost of
I lir readers
When Washington retreated, eigh
ylsix ymks agoo- with the tiniall
retni.ant of his thrice defeated army,
trout New York through New Jer
sey to meek tesugc from his victorious
pursuerb bellied the Delaware In
Pelillbyl Catlin :fumy or his , ronowers
doubtless inurmared at , a d.spensitt;
tion of Providence hi them SO inscru
table. Wa; not the cause of Aineri
van indepeadeneejust ? Was it n o t
that the Irniversal Freetletn—,of the '
inalienable Rights of Man? if so;
why should reverses fail thick flint
hussy upon. it Y Why' should its
brave (Menders lie sleeping on the
battle-fields they had- illustmted by
their valor and ftirtalimi by their
140,51 7 Wily shOuld , they languish
in mi-erablehospitulsor,pine in pesti
lent prisons, hopelft and heart-bro-
Itol7 1 iow could things have gone
worse if the ijniverse•were - an :Icel.
'lent, and blind Electricity or Gravi
tation were the only God? •
Kash, hasty judgement! A fly feel; '
ing the first trust of Autumn, might
pass such It one :on the benignity
evinced in the structure and laws of
the Solar System.. •
Looking back:front this distance,
with' the eighty-six years' experience
to guide us, we can easily see that
the disasters wherewith our forefath
ers opehed their . Revolutionary
struggle were essential to the devel
opment of Ihe most heroic phase of
their character—their constancy un
• der circumstances of intense discour
agement. Had it been deemed that
they should triumph from the outset
—that • the battle of Long Island
should result in a 'Continental vie
ti fry, leading to-the capture or tits ,
peli•fon of l ien. I lowe's army and the
cow,cquent al cognition of our lade
pende.we before the close of that year,
Bette es thnt weshould hitc_e be
eumr people that
We
tire?
who
not e mat our early reverses
ere as beneficent as env ultimate
, nctirs , es—Long Island us Saratoga,
Iti•otnly wine n+ Yorktown?
• • N
1 attended onkSafurday evening a
meeting at the Cooper lostitute ; ailled
ondathlressed by refuges front sever
al of the States now in Rebellion
agaiinit the'. Union. The speakers
Morin number, were from Texas,
'lennesseei''.Florida, and Mississippi
roqieetively, but twverall other of the
revOltill States wire represented in
the'call and on the platform. Cot.
nonillion of Texas has repeatedly
twee heard-lit our City, and always
sPraks clearly and forcibly. ' Mr.
,Iwynton nom Florida, spoke at
eon:ALT:alit! 'algal, and ) laid bare'
the nature and impidse of the Ri.. , 1
hellion.' . Mr. Carter, ' from East
Tennessee, portrayal the persecth
lions, the distresses, the disappoint
hopes, the heart sickness, of the lay, d,.
t 'own-loving majority in that Millet
, ed region, and pathetically asked. if
' d hey must bear for ever as they have
borne for the lost fifteen months, un
der the iron heel of their cruel ene
mies,.who rob and ,murder them at
Will, thrusting Omit into dungeons'
-on suspicion that, they are trait
ors., and drag,ghtg them uway by
ihousands to tight t h e battles of no
abhorred, dote ,ted treason. But the
mist ellattive speech of all was that
..f Alec. Mr. Aughey," a Presbyterian
. clergyman of Northern birth, late a
' pastor in Northern Mississippi, and.
an earnest; open, decided opponent
of the Rebellion froth the outset. Ar
rested . us it traitor to the treason
(whereto he had never actively nor
d...lively adhered, and wbieh 'he
timrslonu conk' nor • enemy, " was
heavily manacled and 'thrust into a
crowded, filthy, prison, whence.his
coin anions were taken oute day uy
tiny bo shot, and their bodies
thrown aked into a ditch as the
punishment of their patriotism:- 31r_
kAngliey himself, as a more deter-
mined anti influential Unionist, wits I
reserved fur conspicuous, hanging,'
lint escaped before the fulfillment of ,
, that amiable intention. Travellitg
in the opposite direction front that ln!
which he would naturally be sought; I
wearing on his ankles the heavy iron I
' tetters which he had not been enabled
to remove, he was obliged to evade
A fie bloodhounds that are usually
kept for the hunting of slaves, but .
now employed for tracking Whlfe
I:Monists, taking care to have none
tit had garments in the prLson, as front
I test the scent might be taken; tray
...Mg (oily by night, and that very'
- • -.lowly bemuse of the galling circlets
of his ankles • living majulyon green
• corn plucked ' from the field and eat-
On raw, since to raise a smoke would
6:1\1.1)1;01i to advertise his location to
watt-Idol, unrelenting fors; he finally
.ii , covered himself at a venture to a
tilt wer Wini proved a Unlonigt, and
h.N whom he wail conveyed on home"'
k.ek sera tat miles it the right direc
tion, and ilium enabled to evade the
Rebet pa•kets end find refuge under
.1 he, proteetiog folds of the Flag of
i•raslotn. Mr. Aughey relines that,
while skulking through forests and
corn-fields on his way out of the,
. house of bondage, IM,w as somethned
i . pt.lied by thirst—the country be
ing at that time intensely Torched
• by drouth—to aßproach it dwelling
owl ask for water; and if, an draw
ing near, a 31ttee appeared at. the
I icor or was seen through a window,
Ise insainethly : blinatt: back unob
-era d into 4111.- friendly shade, to
• . tir his sufferings as he' might. If
install he could have found W habitat
..tioo peopled 010 by blacks, he in ight
hove hotly counted its huspitatfly
. t.ar a sloveholtllngfitimily was inevi
:th:y a .I. l n of malignant treason'.
a..?..mthey's conelusion front all lie.
inc, twat end heart is, that the mon
-1....r. f those who bavelicim murdered
in tin-South for their loyalty—some
..I titait Block, but ley-fur tlwgreater
portion. ••'W Inte—is i catty' appalling.
•We ftequentlY . •
hear loan our
, I winocratiu orators and journalists of
"the Shuth." requiring this or that
for her smurlty, mail& what Will or
'WI II not satisfy "the Sunni," meaning
always by 'lino South" the traitors
' who have feken'ltat Kdtion by the
• - threat, anitsoniiie led it ito spunk. as
• 11.eplotl, pr rental i. Silent. N0t1..,.0.
11
WOlllll inniktine t frOn hearing or rani
• lug it speech of llniotio Seymour Or
Fertuttalo.:Woridi that Brae was any
; bt,dy :it the &wilt but traitor s , unless
t
It tbe .I.lfeek dependents and de
', i.ii it satellites of perm traitors.- The
Wn.te tiniebists of thetimth tue ens
' .t 1: t h; igMin it by. tleveloiliges, in
:•1••,1,,,V.ine(1, to Isi.shiVcring- aid.
r.li X Nly !east S every Ix: mkt v slot-.
t.. n in the attempt , laildesave lite
Vilna... .But those:V.lll o HW , - mot"
mitring us—t hey :iliti,*tl AO our :Int-
pathits,. and Invoke ttini! interposi- '
, . t ton to i3lllln their fittrilllesund neigh-
IrllN front theircrueloppressors—twil
• ',either Fhisper a word of anxiety
that Saitery should ho ',saved front
impending distruction: On the. eon
, teary, they Itivgnize in that fiend
the cause of all their woes, the de-.
tdroyer of our Nation's peace, and
')tope that the twin outstretelwd for
their deliverance will lung them into
tinAT ruin. None of these t.-iouthern
titartyis to their loyalty are seen eon
, sorting with our Northern cluunpi
-ono of the Southt.--they do not seek
the . pliantness- whence Seymour
harangues tin the neat mischiefs to
Radicalism, or Brooks in silvery
period:fp:tints the horrors of Aboli
tion. That undiscoverable 'pegro
who hosts and flees from the Yankee
hordes who cow to tear • film Item
• the protallon anitkindnessef "Mus
sa," Is not more rare than the Southern
I 'Monist who having br-aced death
and sulkred martyrdom fbr his My
'alt y, now comes North to entreat its
l '' " _.°
e, rmot:ced Axhiy. Thu . .we Icatti by ,In•
1
... q:1 io 1 7 from 11 , ... Mau himself:kW iPIDINCND
Vr. r
lEMZ=M
TWErffr=
to laid down tfit; Great Itebtlllott et;
gingerly tie to leave Slavery ettirolif
as ever: ' The chatoploris of "the tin
iv" 115 it Was, the Constitution as ills,
iced the Negroes as they were," are
cantlued to the anti-Republfeans of
the Free States.
Yet the hour Is a dark one,.Pura
lysis brooding over our armies; dis
aster impending in our. overtaxed
finances; the People disgusted . by
delays, wearied out' by disappont
•ments, nod binking under heavy bur
dens that seem. to be bore lu vain,
and thus giving triumph in some of
the Free States to the natural alliett
and lifelong servitors of the.. • now
openly traitorous. Slave Power—all
this would be appalling if the uni
verse were u Weltering elutes and the
heavens with Out 1114011. But the
darkest' - hour • barely pr,receds the
dawn, and thecoldest days of Winter
just anticipate the, first premonitions
of Sprittg. At length,, Our • armies
, areentbsdied and .ready , for action;
the removal of Buell isitforetastept.
like pongee to every departMent
whose' delay- and • immobility are
chronic; and the ominous slienee Of
our augmented fleets preludes the
opening roar of cannonades and the
tierce din of battle. -Bepatient yet a
little longer, 0 loyal :Millions! and
your long-sufieringsballberewarded.
by the • trumpet-notes of Victory.
ushering in a long; briglit .em of
Peace bused on Justice and I niversal
Frectloni !
An Interestiug Paper.
Among certain old papers lately
found in the Treasury Department
at WaShington is the original egree
meut made by Lafayette with Silas
Deane - American Commissioner at
Paris in 1776, to serve in the war of
the Revolution... Ilere it bias trans
lated for day Cleveland Herald by Mr.
Darius Ly , man,. who explains that
Mr. Deane S name,. which ought to
follow the first paragraph, does not
appeaN-probably hechuse that part
of the paper is a duplicate. The sig
nature of Lafayette istinquestienably
genuine:-
The desire manifested by the Mar
quis de Lafayette to serve in the ar
mies of the United States of North
America, and the interest he takes in
the justice of their cause, inspiring
him to 'seek opportunity to distin
guish himself in the war, and as far
as in him lies to render service there
in: but being unable to hope for the
assent of his family to his serving in
a foreign country and to his crossing
the seas, unless be shall go in the ca
pacity of a general officer, I have
deemed thatl could not better serve
.my country nralthose under whose
commission I act,,than byconferring
upon him, in the name of the honor
able Congress, the rank of Major Gen
end, which I beg the States to ratify
and confirm to hinf, and to transmit
his commission therefor, and that
from this date he may.hold tiresome,
and may rank with officers of the
same grade. His high bitth, his con
neetions, the great dignities he pos.
5(.% -es by his familyin thig Court, his
large estates in this kidgclorn, his
personal worth, his reputation and
disinterestedness, and above all, his
'zeal for the freedom of our pruvine
es, were of themselves sufficient in
ducements for mete promise him the
rank of Major-Genend, in -the name
of the said United State 4.• In evi
dence thereofd have signed this doc
ument. Done at Penh - '
this seventh
day of December, one thousand *revs
en hundred and seventy-six.
)n the above conditions, I offer
myself, and promise to leave, as gni
when Mr. Silas . Deane shall judge
proper, to serve the said State with
all possible devotion without any
compensation or special appoint
ments, simply reserving to myself
tire liberty to return to Europe when
ever my family or King shall recall
me. Done at Paris the seventh of
December, 1776. .
Ein:: LA FAYETTE .
How a Will Was Fanad.
An last:Mee of the renewal in slOp
of an impression of memory calling
up an apparition to enforce it (it is
the impression which causes the ap
parition, not the apparition which
conveys the impressipui occured near
Bath half a century ago, and is relat
ed by Miss Cobbe -in an article on
"Unconscious Celebration" in the last
number of Maenallan'e Magazine.
Sir John Miller; a very wealthy gen-
tleman, • died leaving, no children. i
Ins widow had always understood
that she was to have the use of his
house for her life, with a very large
Jointure; but no will making such
provision `could be -found alter his
death. • The heir-at-law, a distant
co:mei:thin, naturally , clairried -his
rights, but kindly allowed Lady Mill
er to remain for six months in the
house to complete her search for the
inissing piipefs. The six months
drew at lust to a close; and the poor
widow had spent fruitless days and
weeks in examining every. lapsible
plitoe of deposit for Molest document,
till , ht last she came to the conclusion
that her memory must have deceive
ed her, and that her 'husband could
have made 11.3 such promise as she
supposed, or have neglected -to fulfil
it had he,made one.
The very last day of her tenure Of
the house, had Just dawned, when iu
the gray of the morning Lady Miller
drove up to the door of her man of 1
buigne•is m Bath, and rushedexcited
y to his bed room door, calling out,
"Come tome! I have seen Sir John!
There is a will!" The lawyer haat
ened to accompany her back to her
house. All she could tell him was
that her deceased husband had ap
peared to her in the night, standing
by her bedside, and had said selemn-•
ly, "There is a will!" Where it was,
'remained as uncertain as before.
Once niore the house was s.wched in
vain from cellar to loft, till finally
wearied and in 'despair the lady and
her'friend fobtal themselves in a gar
ret at the top of the house. "It isull
over," Lady Miller said: "I give it
up; illy husband deceived me, and I
ant ruined!" At that moment she
lopked at. the table over which she
was leaning verging: • "This .table,
was in his study once! Let as e.xam
-111l; it!" They looked, and the miss
ing will, duty signed and staled, was
within It, end the widow was rich to
the end of her days. -It needs tio
epnjuror to explain hew her anxiety
called up the Myth of Sir John Mill
er's apparition, and made hint say
preelsely what he had once before
really said to her, but of i'vhich the
memory had waxed faint.
Every Fourth .Maus.
It Itasheett votuputed by atatisticans
.aud
. übserveni of health, tiutt about
'eVery. Fourth than, WOlliittl or child,
at this seasots til. the your, 6 &albeit:4,
with some tort of tlistitso
- its.' throat or lungs, or (apt,: is ,n4i:
pitsition. Thew uuduil t arc Oahe
prone.to 14. fatal In their mudenuhs
tiltln any I thers that overtake us in
the voyoge of life. Toss:: oolitic"; ot
the causes, such us wet lee!, and illy
adapted clothing, we 11ml:1411150nm
thing to sty of remedies. ,
Du. l'E.vsuit's Pwrottiiti rivitur
is so sure in its effects In removing
these ailments, that it were almost
criminal in any one not to recent
mend it, WI by doing sit, we relieve a
great deal of unnecessary suffering,
and prolong many a life. People do
not usually know what to take in
such eases, and when we advßFDir.
.KEystat's Przrott.m. Sinup.lwe
know what we are about, and what
it will du. .Thousandis and tens 01
thousands of our people can testify to
its extraordinary merits as a healing
and oaring medicinein all disessesof
the air pa...stiges. Dn. .KEVIER lids
extraordinary.. skill • in curing lung
(Minimal; In fact all ehronle.dieosoi . ;
and our peoplO'need not wander oil
to Philadelphia or New York; tortiill
into the hands of: those perhaps not
half as well qualified, when . theram
find one who - has made h is mark,
andcured cases in the NerY„_
in which they live. They- 111.8aire
bath valuable time and expense
applying to Du. Kuvazu, a h
medical,; office, IR Libert street,
PVIE
Pltteburgh, , Pe.. The Pectoral la.sold
by most respectable druggbite; at 76
cents per bottle.
...
• ' IX,the Waiter' of the. jurisdiction
which a Slate can exercise over riv
ers flowing through its Whits, the
United States Supreme Court has re
cently decided that a-river is a nevi-.
gable water ofthe• United Stateic
when by itself or in connection - With
other-waters it ,forms a continuous
highway, over which commerce is or
may becarried on with other States,
orulith foreign countries, In them*
tomhry modes in , which such' tom:.
once is Ll:inducted by water. If a
river is, oot of Itself a highway by
its connection with other waters, and
is only navigable betweep - different
places 'within 'the State,..then 'the
' Court holds it isi nuts navigable liv
er of the United States, but only a
navigablemater: of the litate.
Johnson's Rhannatic Comet
''Selleri Imperial Cough Synips.
Undsayi Unproved Blood Searcher.
itenilasto:
No medicine ever offered to thepublic toe the
cursor Rheumatism and Neuralgia, die.. bag ifairt•
ed ouch a wide spread mutation as'JORNSt.
RIIEUMATIC COMPOUND; it ts witbdut doubt
an lovainable.rnedicine. Testimonials hare been
r eft7ggl i r, m osral u a l erl r y &Alit i ctut i V ier* .
mend . it and two R in their practice.
• /WM 'lmpbutlecusaa..•
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We . beg to call to [he mind's of our renders thit
this season of theear, above all others, Is the one
in which ttiey ttible to covens. cows, torte.
seas, Me-,.whllvt the ems meta are in eoestant
danger of that most alarming and (alai elan dir
einem. comae. -
It 10, therefore, necessary that may —family
should provide a poelthre remedy,. Ame that Is
ready for use at all times. . •
BXLLERS' COUGH SYRUP you will daddies.
and speedy remedy for caughs, colds, and all dia •
eases arising from them.
=
Tba itood 4 the vary lbantaln aids:
If we wiskto restore Palatal. It. mat diet pp
the blood, and to Insure continued heallb, opeepit
pure. LnsamVa Rums Muscle= Is tbe safest
and most effectual medkloe for obtalolng this de
sired effect; la always safe, and dm moat delicate
out on, if. t.
Thai(' medicines art gold byall Drug
ging ererywhere. Preptired only by
R. E. SELLERS &
Wholegale Drugging,. •
•
febls ly] No. 0 Wood Btreat. Pittsburgh Pa
Rowell & Co.'s Advertisements.
T. MEW. - THOUSAND
& OLLARS The
TRAVELERS LIFE ACCIDENT
INsLitANcE COMPANY. of Hart
ford. Connecticut. paid SOO,-
000 on 11.Forbush and Wm.
C Curry,. victims of. the New
Hamburg railroad accident; 11.3„.
Strut on the late Jas. B. Blake, mayor of
Worchester, 3lass. .and 6,000 on the
late S N. Lewis Jr.. of Bt. Albans, •Vt.
All these accidents calmed, and • the in.
surunce was loud, within three months—
each Clain* being , paid about. sixty days
before it was due by the terms of the !Mil
ey. The TRAVELERS lies paid SEVEN
UUNDRED DOLLARS A DAL
'in benefits to its policyholders, fer.dentli
or injury by accident, , for every working
div during the past seven years.
The TRAVELERS LIVE AND ACcIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford Conn.,
grants all the usual forms of LIPE, and
IiNDOIVIIENT Policies, on exceedingly
tavonble terms. Ammu Brennen( hod
Low RATES. titiy24-4
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• VII • '4- ,
BLOOMINGTON,--111.,--NURSERY.
111th 600 Acres. 15 Greeribousea. Larg
est Assortment—all Flees. Beet Stock! Low
Prices! Would you know What, When, How to
Plant': Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Tows, Boot
Grafts, Seedlings, Usage Plante, Apple Seed,DolY
Ruse Potatoes, Shrubs, Roses. Growlholmo and
Garden Flame, ent. Finder and ciaeladds Seeder
Finest, Best .lollection—tiorts and quality. Send
10 cents for new illustrated descriptive Cl‘l l 4 o lBle
pages. Bend stamp, each, fur catalogue. of
Seed., with. plain directions-4i pages • Bedding
and Garden plants—SS pages, and Wilufesale price
liwt-24 paged. Addreis h. PIRENIX. Bloom
ington. Illinois
- 11 r. troaro A remedy which has been test- 1
NVINL? 'l ater a l t U cTr ' ses ca P pa ra tr i e o t r caring
all Manus: or the 'Throat and
or t yogi; performing many re
, 2 , a ta. markable cunt, merits a trial
• Iron alt who are sunning hum
Aststoishod similar affections and vainly
•eeklng relief. Will you ht
ASIA* . orderlies prevent you from be
nts cared also. Coughs and Cab:G.—The Drag ,
girls rays Roues them all. - Artlana.—The relief
and curt* of it are ntarvelonc- BrOncAilis.—Eve
ry sufferer wi I find relief and cure. Throat Ail
menlo require only a few doors. Ling Inseams.—
Ilas cured rases pronounced incurable. Debility.
—lt renovates mad invigorates the .)stem. Liver
Compkiint.—Most effeetire regulator of this or
gan. Ilyspepsta.—iteduattAy action on the stom
ach cures it. Apperisor.—/t is grollA-giring and
appetite-re s toring. Urinary Organs.—.Artion on
than to mark/Oland prompt.
LIR. CROOA"R WJA'AI OP TAD hi rich .In the
medicinal qualities of Tar, combined with vegeta
hie iugn-dlents of undoubted value, which make
It onsurpaared. not wily for the complaints mum•
crated, but It rapidly restores cc/wooded strervidA,'
clean-es the stomach, reiszes the Liver. and petit
them to work, causes - the food to digest. and
Makes pate blood, and begets a vivacity appreci
ated by both sound and tick. If you are -011cted
in any way, we know if you try •the lthrliring
tonic properties of Dr. Crook's Wine of 'flo, You
will add your testimony to Its great rain@ in cor
recting any "Ills that flesh to heir to." Prepared
only by OLIVER CROOK et CO, bold by Drug
gists everywhere. - ~ mar..4.4w
—_. _ .
For Sire',lWO, &Too(Wow, Timor.
eerolleloro Diseases of the Aire. or
licrotnia In any hem, Rittuswattem,Li
-4 swots , td Ms /Ater, Mimes of tAs
' 1 • ski , Eruption/ Pimples, Bolts.
r t es , • .- . frr, " deakt ilrad, ' Uletro, and ohl Sores,
or any Mame de r t r ,,, l o , l4bi thid one depraved
...., cotub tkni of the bike Dr. V rook**
to p 0 o r ilSirop qf Boot. It is.
• combined with the beet tonic prepare.
1 none or Iron known, and le the beet
Altertative and Blood Partner made.
..a Lianas your Blood. Try one bottle:
-Boot by drugniete. Prepared only by OLIVICII
CROOK a titt.,Daytouitibto.
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PELIITIIIINGI.—We will M
k/ tort an advertisement in Mishit Itlamdlred
Amerfeap 'Newspapers for Mx Dollars per
llao per week. - tme line one week will cost OM
Dollars, Two lines will eost•Twelve Dollars. arid
Ten Hoes will colt Sixty Dollars. Send for a
Primed Livt. Address GEO. P. ROWELL& CO.,
Advertbdur Anent.. N 0.41 Park Row. New York.
The Vice of our ageis 'Era . tuil
Nevertheless, there are Ave honest Patent Agents,
eiresist the Capital, of whom iv (ha enders fined.
Patents for IT years obtained at;reascptable rats.,
Anew. minted. .13end for Ovular:. GEO. E.
BROWN, Connsellorwt•LaW. 813 11 Street, tor.
ltih, Washington. 1). C. /
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
Cleans Kid Moves and all kinds of Cloaks and
Clothing:. removes Paint Breese. Tar, ie.. in
stantly, without the least injury to the dent fabric.
bola by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers:—
Fit AOdANT 2 4 IIeOLIENIC LO., -ES Barclay Bt..
New York, 45 La Balls Street, Chicago. .
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Agents"! 1t044 This !
Av ic Or m it P A Y E ACji i N ts Tr A ll i ttA i r x lf .
o ire and •rwa„inlodwer;oll4-7earrut.2" to sell
ess our
WAGNER CO.. Marshall . n /limn;
$lO A DAY FOE ALL with Stencil Tools
Addmrs A. K. Onsitast„Bpringlield, Vt.
P.ilr A NONTII norm and Caniaro Itrabh
ad. Extientei paid. IL titutw.
A MILLION DOLLARS.
Shrewd Nat quiet mew estimates fortune by,rei
Tenting the reeret to no one Address.
• E.:WELDON.I4IO Broad' ay. Ni York.
vsnamse
N.
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Kidneys, Cie ration ot the Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention ot Urine, Diseases of
the Postage Gland, Stone in the Bladder,
Calculus, Gravel, Brickdust Deposit, and
Mucous or Milky DischargeS, ipulTor
en
feeblcd and delicate constitutions of both
sexes, attended with the following sym•
toms: Indisposition to Exertion, Los., of
Power. Lost of Memory, Difficulty ni
Brisithing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, My
stic c.if Disease, Weakfulness, Dimness of
Vision, Pain In the Back, llot nand:,
Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin,
Eruption on the lace,Pullid Countenance,
Universal Lassitude of the 'Muscular Sys.
tpm, etc.
• Used by persons from the age of eigh
teen to twenty-live, and from thirty-five to
ffilttiive or in the decline or change of
life: lifter confinement or labor pains; hell•
wetting in children:
lielnibold'A Extract Buchu ie I(iurel ic
and 1.11.Na1-I'nfifying, and rn rem all
arising front Ilatfits of 1)i.i1111:/1111, and
exees-e- run imprudences in lilt, inquif
it4of the Blnd, ete,Supyrwding Opal
In'Affectinns for which it ia uwd, usnl
`Syphilitic AfTections—in these diseases
in.etl in cmlniction with flehubohil Itthte
Wash. 1
m
a a a
In ninny 'affections peculiar to hulk+,
the Extract Malin is nucquaned by 11113 -
'4oler rtmetly—as in Ultlitro-t, m !tarn
iiou,lrreguliuitr, l'aitilnlttes, or ?Mitres
sinn of customary .1.: - atnottions. Clcerated
or Schirrus soot; of the Uterus, -LeMot
rhmit or Whites. szh.rility, awl for 411 coot
plaints
invident to the sex. whethe•arisi
tog front I ntliscretoot or linltiot of. I)issi
It is pr..erittetl extensively- toy
the most eminent. 01y:4h-tans nutlwires
for enfeebled atoloelitnte constitutions, , it
hot It sears and till ages (at t ended with any
I of the nbove dist tie t or symptotta+.l
T. lIELMBOLD'S EXTRA
CHU (.71tES DISEASES MUSING
FRO3I IMPRUDEIit:ES. HAB
ITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.,
in all their stages, at Ito'le expense, Attie
or no clianee in diet, no ineosivenit nee,.
and no exposure. It anuses I frequent de
sire, and glees strength to Urinate, there
by removing Olo.troctionsk Preventing
:toil Curing btrictures Of the Urtili re. Al •
ing Pain and liaamation, so frequent.
In this tines of diseases, and expelling Mt
PeisOnous mat tier.
Thousands who have been t he victims
fir 111COWIWiellt •rx mons, and *4 ho have
aid !wavy fees to be curial in a short . ,time ,
have found dthey !lave been th•ctiviof, and
tharthe "Poison' 11"1, the use Oi "pow
erful astringents: . 16'11 dried uplti the
system, to tweak out Ina mot s eakgravatt d
form, and pe rh:t at ter 3larriagb.
Use lII.L3IBOLUr'S EXTRACT Bt-
CRU for MI alleetion , soil Diseases orb it
Urinary Organs. whet herexeiting in Mate
or Female, Irmo whatever ramie originat
ing, and no matter or how long standing.
MaiiEil
ichaa/
lIENUT T. lIELYIBOL'S
CONCENTRATED
HENRY I'. lIELMBOLD'S 131P11017
EDI{O.9I;WASIL
cannot be surpassed us a FACE WASII,
:mil will be found the only specitic remc
ilv in every species of Cu tnneons Affection.
It peedily eradicates Pi mples, Spots,Scin ,
butte Dryness, Intlntations of the Cutane-
Ous Membrane, etc., dispels iltedinto•s and
IncipiEnt Intlammion, litres 'lhish, 31 0 0
Patches, Dryness at Skulp or Skin, Frost
,nit all purposes for which Salves
or Ointinents are used; restores the siin
to n state of purity and siiftness, and i n •
slices cam t inucat healthy action to the iissuu
of its vessels., on which depends the claret ,
able clearneas and vivacity or complexion
so muclosmight and admirtd. Rut how.
ever valuable asac remedy fur existing
itf the shin, H. T. 1112111bOili s i Itiisc
Wash has long sustained its principle
claini to unbound patronage, by possess
int; qnslitiett whice render it a toilet op
nindageof the most Superlative artd Con
genial character, combining in an elegant
lonunla Ihose prominent rcquisitcs Way
nml efficacy—the invatiatile accompani
ments of tis us--n 4 a Preservative and
Refresher. of the CoMplexton. It is an
excellent Lotion for discases'ofai Syphilit
ic S a ute. and Its nal injection for diseases
of flit} Urinary Organs, arising m
ludo
is id a:Amnn, te eil in connection with
the EXTRACTS SARSA PA
!,PII,I.A. AND CATAWBA GRAPE
, in welt aces nt mention. oded,
• cannot). surpassed. --
•
Fail min esplicit ihreethai a i accompany
the malicincs
Eynietice of llt a u ra iesponsihie null
reliable character furnished iiii applica
with hundred.: :II thonsands ei
llsing witnessoyand ups aid ot 3.00 9 un
solicited certificates and rtotnunctalatory
letters. Inawr of which are tram flu - high
e3t "u'ulPus. Including eminent Physician:,
Clergymen, Mattcii. etc. The pm
prietor has never t theirpubli
cation in the not Ned ;
he dots; not do
this from. the hilt Ids al tiels rank us
;standard Prepanitious, mud do not nee:lto
be propped up by-certiticatm •
Itlelnittold t • Genuine Pre:,
• finratilons,
I)elivered to nny..lidmol. Secure from
ols.erystion. ; • " •
ESTABLISHED;UPWARD O,FTWEN
TY,YEARS. :461,1 by D rn gitista every
where. Xildre..;.s fetters for intornuthm, .
coMitlencolo HENRY T. lIEL3IBOLD,
Di uggist and Chi:mist,
Only 11ELHBOLD'S
Drug aria Wasehotoo,'No,.s94
Broadway. lit@ York. or toll. T. HELM.
BOLD'S Medical Depot, IU4 South Tenth
Street, Phihule phist
BIGNVXRE or, carirtinerre. Ask far
BUSHY T. Hlthsitsouist TAILILISU &Milt
maylEkllkly] chd (OA" : • -
smra►~es:~ :~ a
-lovAltremtimpi
ky/LlaElr.itib.33l. ED'S(
Warsofts "no Itesiatill be. Pewit tailed
al Mu ll one Moo) to ewe lb. very imOrit
d. Whist:or nicotine Piled. Thee •ko
Ere glinted Would kotoodletcly tattoo their drug.
{(at weep tII lur It mid. riot. the And spodestiou,
kratuttly afford coruptete Mt. 4 and tier kw ik,a o ..
log aptateetkois are oui, required to enrct a per
moon cure wide:tot soy ltW hb oi locoorcoirt.te
to Ite are. .
PIM ItXXDIr a exprevoly fur the
Him sad to out recommicutted to cum suy other
Unease.. It tout eared Amoy note. of tiler thin'
years' iteodlo• - . Price Otte Donor. Por e d. by
dinifirts everywhere.
No IVlore
WEAK NEIL V
parser' nisPeP•kil Took 6 Pfttwwel
expressly for Dyepetates and abuse widerds with
habitual. Cr•thelit*O, tillers ire wry tees •be
have not etelplo7o4 pbyskilans tot yarn to remedy
wag ttibi preps:emu wilt clo In a kw vomi t . • by
strengthening the nerves,: Marmites ilse ula.
tion, reap:wing cligeatldu givlng strength mcnistly
and pitymealiy,enablicig Loose who may hare Men
confined In yeali to Melt ritotos as luvallds to
again resume [belt occupation* and all the duties
of 1410. line trial le all erviralc to mieletbis tem.
la
to rer ummend itedi must skeptleel It
la • cleat!, elliont.dlng Kink and • splendid sp
'reuse, ; It airenginens the stomach mkt restores
llw tilt:votive urgouto to thew bealtlq .Ufa. Weak,
ueto tom and dyspeptic prr6lll6 should On• line
1447 . 11 liiropt,p4ki /look. Fur ogle by eintulrleta.
Flier One
11.311.-11 L, lk-1 q. £rILD LE
Warugeak comb Habana 1..4111,g.
.111.4; ea1....111.7 4 ...-
.r tt pope... In ILUaaiLt. ly siterusigniid event
urnig, the is..."olwtawt e tbs.e of cdugh.,
tutus, Dole !bloat. brunt:ail., huhu... emeriti,
Manna and lUlantllptaal lao .atna•
nu:nibble. Su plump( is the Mil WI certain it.
I Yeas In ail tic Inure Can., ninny adetiltala, thr
LWOW, alal thinUlatina ul tes3Olcian..r.
11, !lad Olaf and all toy tint it la
Wt. Waal htalhag and tnpectuniiing Medicine tie
Limns. tine glum shiny. atlas.* and
Inuit caste one bottle effixte a Core. told by drug,
't;inin, in hinge bating. Pries Mir Dollar. It d
par own Inuit if gun *toll cough and fader. The
Lamina wit. cat,.
% I% JP i IF E.
The Omit Blood Pruillet and Delicious Drib:,
Araroorio Vlsopioo Vim. or SWIao of Lire,
Is Ow Mau as Wiwi...tea araesof hntatrittes, be
ing prepared amble oho regatta a silulalata.—
It Is a elylebtlld sap:Haar sisd took, and the no, at
thing us he a ono or pall ling the Wood. It is
the mull We... Mam a. delicious await ever offered
to toe pubt,t Mr ants clot to bandy, u hisLy, wine,
bill. re. to any other srtlClr. It Is note healthy.
aod'ettever. loth male and koole , young ut old.
can take the %Ise ut Lou. It la, In lark • tile pre
set, er. 'Mae atop troll to cagey good booth and
low pow Si lively spiting win no troll to take the
Wise. We. Ito ‘l,ll , trata nous gnytniug ,
betas Iti Inc. It w sod by ilrbylgbits: Ence. Vuo
buttar. in quart mot urr.
k 13. - IF:NAC.CoG TIE
Warner's EllellawMatimaite 1. tbe'ony ar.
Uric known to Corr the IA bite., (it will cute to
every now.) Wean , 1. air lazuli% in 'lo.lqt it,
Important inedirine to Lot wanted? Slothm.
I. Hsu grestewt blerring a verollered you. and .teu
•Mmin truturcluitely worm , It. IJ la al.-run.
for Erma.° IrerguLtntl 2, mut may he chi - R.llo]
upatiilff rtef) CeOr Illbrrr the mooth.y
brat olastiumett thtum:h ,aid or illaer.e. 'old by
druggirta. Price Oth titular:
rfr Sold by ail 1)roAl•tr. or riot by man on
receipt of One Dollar sod • tinarter.
610 SIAIC •treet.
• •
Fr pale be ts. C. 11A .t.; N0N.Rd,,,,,,tt A RNE . ,
R lino_ Radpeveater. aw1111.:60 A N Mt 11 , ...,4 EN.
beaver. Pa.: • Irt:l;ch,t
•
P 4`
4- e 1 0 .
OP THE AGEI
n•. 1 , st.
OUR 4 - rt vaRATED
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN.
_rdrWig •st IV= a
retni/V l"* • idor.
t ki %%Wt. ir.TAStrirE
k
Iral=l.llVlL "nag
Au.. • • •
WAN PostasHiNo Co.
--ILumeactuere Arms, Piteabargb,
;4 irthre
1 :116 "" * . Mt e .4.
g mr, WO roar
'PTI . O. 22100114
MERCH ANT TAILOR,
LILOADWAY,
NEW BRIGHTON, PA.
Having received a large and well reelected etoti
Fall and Winter Goods,
tonedvtlng of
BEA VERS, CHINCHILILIN,
CLOTHS, CANSIMERES, ENG-
Ll.sll 31ELTONS, I'ESTINGS,
of the lateet and moot fechlntehle .ryle•, which
will he merle to onlerwo the
MCMT REASONABLE TERMS
appd on the phoney! poorriblaOtlCO and ,111.111.111 , 1
t give ostl,lacitnn.
I% Y - A. 1 employ none hut dist etsosirockco ,, .
end hosing censaclerolile experience In c• Men.
deft' • compclhlnn •uynbere In the rotate, no n.
untie and Al I keep al.. an hand a hill .toot of
y made eitlbltignl trans tustntlactare.
oet
1011 N. IL TOVAti, Attorney iit'laaar
J
Dearer, Pa. Od!lceland realdeuee o Tbud
'lama of the Court Home. All law hualnesta eutrny•
tell to my ran. *hall meek!' prompt attention
Alro per.ous ha‘ try Real fill. for Salt, and
thoor w Ishir g to hny toren property. coal or tarn
Imola. ma) mare time and tummy by callint: at my
office. openly_
E:5TA11.1...1.P41 - 11..11113
. •
LANE BRUS.
si-ei.r.,„„n, in II WOLF Jr. k Co.
(bract of Liberty and Sixth Stee.tA,
- (Lac SL Chtir Street.)
PITTSBURGH,
,PENN'A.
Importers tool Dealers in
sa Li> ' M r rit
.• AND
71 11
Have now in Store tht• Largest and
SeiVeted Stock of reel in the City.
or Special Inducemetsis (demi to the
country thule. nitrs;6lll
SAM MASON &
NEW BRIGHTON CUTLERY WORKS,
.
•
ihINUFAC - ruE a
nng-L,
ZI:III''ZUI4MD
ZZ2A'Y'S.:II3
;:ir.11%.A.1)
ZO:i.YZ.Q4U :Zlll.llflTi.o
&c.
Spec'okt attention to given to the
Hardening & Tempering ill the Blades,
end we feel and know
e tourseves to none MP,'
(4) make the very nest. as employ bat Cs
perieneed warkawn. end tom the beet c 1 otrel
a_ MILICI 114 noon hss now been in the
as
bins,* forty_ years, mid his dons are ell prscursl
workmen. We ere also mendsetarers of . '
i'OCKST4NIVIN,
YEN•ILNIVEO.
PitUNSRA' KNIVF-4.
YKNCIL KNIVEA.
Indo from dC. WArrikvver Refined E.40.h
Yteel. nod &fry Mods Warn:toted.
lipee , al ettonuoo 6 called to oar stock of -
Razors.
Pocket Seimors,
Ludita' Scissors.
Bunkera' Si-issors,
Barbers' Scirsore,,Cv
All orders will lor promptly !Mod sod shipped
advised.
tor - hie. LW famished on appllcatkm.
UPTICK AND WO KS
„ • NEM SIIIWiTON.