The Beaver Argus., December 20, 1871, Image 4

SELECT MISCELLY•
TOE OLD NAILIONALAIOTEL.
[From the Wastilngton. 'totem,
Seine gifted
. quill-driver ongh4.6 .
take up the 'annals of ,tho National
Hotel, that abounds,. in comic' and, se
rious events. For Many years it was
the headquarters and grand rendez,
vous of political pumpS, journalists,
and prominent social' actors and ac
tresses of past generations.. The vol
umes of register ,atone-that must be
extant, would be as valuable as pat
ent *Mee reports,. and is' interesting
as those'of the - Agricultural -Buyout.
There was a time when Presidents
el ft went from- - the National to be
,
au,qurated, and tovely belles:swfpt
t trough the parlors captivating
beaux known t0: - .? the Union. The
thought brings . up one 'of. the last
na in ed-sClrt, °Sp. entranc.,e t e a halt
room was - the ovation to a queen—a
fair girl from the West,- and at, whose .
feet these-caused statesmen of th e day
bowed in love thatapproached ado
ration. She married one of these
statesinen, and a rival belle, her su
perior in - wit, but not equal in beau
ty, said— commenting on'the'event:
"You wonder at the match because
you do not understand it."
"What do you mean?"
"I mean she married one term in
the Senate.,,
"What a small ambition—only six
years out of a lifetime!"
"Six years make up a woman's so
cial life. After it,is a living tomb in
a nursery; and then she has her chan
ces."
"What do you mean?"
"Did you never read the stork• of
the philosopher who undertook the
ditlieult he* of making' the Pasha's
donkey rtml the written words of the
prophet?"
"Naver did; tell me."
The philosopher, like all philoso
phers, was, poor. At times he was
hungry, at 4111 hours.he was ragged.
Ile offerect' the Pasha to teach his
donkey to head - in five years.' But
during the difficult task he was to be
clothed in purple arid fine linen, fed
on the best, and lodged in a palace.
If he failed the penalty Was death.
-oneday an old friend met him leadr
ing forth the royal donkey to the
grove, where the lessons were sup
posed to be given, and he said,
'Sorely you do not expect to teach
that ass to read ?' The philosopher,
putting his thumb to his nose, wink
ed one of his learned eyes and said
nothing. 'lint,' cOntinued the
friend, 'if you fail at the end of five
year: yeti will surely be strangled.'
'My friend, responded the philoso
plieT, 'you forget that in that time
- the ass may die.' These ate her
chances. The senator may die."
Turning over-an old note-book
stumbled on the following
REM INISCENtE OF' GENERAL CAss
Among the . nitre noted in Wash
ington is the sational—a mammoth
establishment It is, I believe, the
largest, accommodating four or five
hundred guests. Its prent proprie
tor, NlT.Guy;has ex pended liberally in
refitting and furnishing the old con
cvni. This gentleman's striking re-•
semblance to General Cass, and the
senator's residence at the hotel, have
given rise to numerous misadven
turct, and good stories; for the truth
of which last, however, I will not
vouch. For instance, it is told with
Howl gusto that a gentleman from
down East, full of complaint and in
of the landlord unhappily ran
against our dignified senator and ex
tlairovd :
"I say, old.tellow, sorry to-trouble
yuu, hut (In you know where they
put
General ('as:, thinking this sortie
unsatisfied office seeker, respunded
good naturedly, "Indeed I do nut,
sir
"
"Why, in th 9 most infernal place
I ever saw. Now my- letters ought
to put me through, old cock—such
hers--"
"My dear sir, I am very sorry, but
uiu-t be ay. - are that my.billuenee
vt , ryliniilr l—"
"Very limited? Oh come now,
that's t ,o good. Why,General Duck,
of the Bald Eagle, Middleburg, told
nw you were Wad cook and bottle
washer." . 1.
"t;eneral'Duc•k is very complimen
tary, hut mistaken, I assure you sir.
I w.)old advit , e you to go to General
Pierre."
"Go to General Pierce—well, you
aft; creainy— what, and ask for a corn
er of the White House? Come.now„
( ad Duck said you would give me at
shake down in your own room if
necessary."
"1 fear, sir, you are laboring under
- some error,' exclaimed General Cass,
about this time coining to theconclu
sion that the man was mad; "I bid
you good day, sir my time is very
much occupied at present. Good
lay, sir—good
The disappointed complaint was
about seizing the great expounder of
international law by the urm, when
grinning i-ervant informed him of
his mistake. Ile was somewhat dis
mayed. but, unfortunately meeting
liellIT:11 C.he . next day, and certain
11i man, he shouted. "I say Guy,
hang me, if I didn't take old Cass for
you yesterday, and dry square toes
looked heat lightning at me, I tell
v,11."
"sir," responded the grave Senn
‘r‘ ill Itticti.re ""01./
7/Iv litiW lahoring under the same ex
traordinary infatuation.. I must beg.,
sir; thikt you tvul nut reptat it. Good
mr'frninu, sir.",
It i< said ttnit the unhappy friend
of 6t•o. Duck valid., and
hie, hot 'wen 11(-aril of ,inct..
d' The Great Enemy.
When the Wood ,bcontes charged
with noxious particlesexoteric babe
ti-r; of the body, it soon lays wasteitti
w,• organ aftel• another, u~t;il tile:
de;troyed ott until sonic
decp--cated lesion into sonic
vital part at hose I.l'olWr-fUllilicaes are
iii , —s,zary t t hetkli and the proper
eojoynatot ;ire. (Amalie diseases,
which by thr•ir -slow consutnings Ore
apt after ,t Milli. to iinpair to an ir
retnedialile extent the ;thole consti
tut hot of :non, should be attended to
with a: touch rare as no acute or
sp'Pedily acting. disease, and if this be
done they are itnite is amenable to
tri-attnent, consumption, so fatal
when it hats fastened it; fangs on its
victim, is of easy cure at the start.
A tinful of water would put out tap
spark which hums down a city. Sr)
a bottle of Dr. Kt jp , 7•% , ,Luilg Cure in
the beginning of a Cout.th or Cold will
alloy all irritation toil seperate from
the Lungs and carry out of the system
all morbid matter, both by expeeto
ration and the other channels of the
body, and give to the,blood that plas.
tic quality necessary to the supplies
of life. Read Dr. .6. - eyser'. pamphlet
o n, Chronic Lung diseaes, sent 'any
where free of charge.
Price of. Lung Cure, ;1.50, Or four
bottle.; for five dollars. If your drug
gist does not keep it, order from Dr.
- Keyser, 107 Liberty street, -Pitts
burgh. Office bouts from In a m.
until I p. m., and from 3 until 6, and
Saturday night until 9 o'clock.
I Dog Story.
The New York Sun tells this deg.
story.: A small Lard pup belonging .
to the venerable 0. Vanderbovea, of
the Paterson Guardian, .and a New
foundland deg belonging to Wirz,
of the Paterson Press, were engaged
in a long tight near the Lakeview
N. J.) depot on the Erie Railway,
on Thursday afternoon. The battle
would undoubtedly have ended in a
draw had not the:: little dog Pulled his
antagonist on the track and held him
there until a train mine along. The.
little dog crouched down, and the
train went over him without hurting
him while the big dog was greund to
sausage m eat. After the train passed
the little dug skedaddled with his
tail between his legs and a piece of
the big dog's ear in his mouth, Affi
davits can be produced to prove this
assertion froth Ted Spanton, the Erie
Railway agent of Ihestation.
—Cleveland has twelve gentlemen
whose combined wealth i 3 estimatel
at S:32,000,000.
OUR: WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAkusarToN, D. C., Dec. 8. 1871.
We . have experienced colder-wea
ther in Washington during the last
I two-or three weeks than has been
known in this latitude sit_ this season
of the year within theta einoryof the
oldest inhabitants. AsYet, although
there has been but little aro* fallen,
ice In the ponds imand . around the
city has from:l-sufficiently thick to
make good skating.; . .
As usual the first w,eek.Congrm has
been attended mostly With the .rcad
ing of the President'amcsgige, form
, ing Com mitteM l intrOdueing biltsand
referring them 'to theft. appropriate
comtnittees.4 4li.are MegablY
appointed with the feelino. of ,acqui
escence in their fermatiOnfrn respect
to re j toring Senator Sumner to the
the Chairmanship of the-Committee
on Foreign Itelatims; itwis the dis- -
position of all the member of the
Committee, to suppress discusSlOn
and await the course that Senator
May take on . certain measures !low
pending in Colagress. • . -
The last four days in. Washington
hovel:wen:days of interesL. Grant-.
like, the President was ready when
called* upon 'by the mandates of the
people,. to give them his third annu
al message. • Though brief, it is re
plete-with valuable suggestions, and
such that not even his bitterest oppo
nents here say but that it is in direct
accordance with the duties imposed
upon him by the Constitution.. To
gether with the reports of the Heads
of the different Departments, its ne
• rusal shows conclusively that, under
no administration in any year before
has bur Government been blessed
with greater prosperity than during
the last twelve months. While ma
ny disagree with him in his views
• on the question of " removing disa
bility" to hold office and polygamy,
none. doubt his sincerity. Of the
former question, for reasons given in
his message, not . a few disagree with
, the President in at once wiping out
all obstacles to any one's holding of
fice to which by the voice of the peo
ple he may be elected.
It was a big surprise, or at least it
was so made believe, to the anti-San
Domingo folks id the President nev
er alluding to the purchase of San
Domingo. his silence after once
writing a special message toCongre:sz
in reference to the subject, should
now relieve such minds as Sumner
and Schurz of the belief that he had•
any interest, save for the country's.
good, in the advocacy of the purchase
of the Island of San Domingo.
There is a general complaint
among the Senators and Reprenta
fives of being interviewed in refer
ence to the next Presidential Mill
paign. The Schurz-Sumner faction
has already commenced organizing
in opposition to the renomination of
General Grant, but as yet few dare
hope even of his defeat, so strong is
the fecling, in his favor.
The Women's Club of this city, of
which mention has been made from
time to time, is attracting to its
"Home for the reformed women of
-of the town" visitors from all parts
of the country. As yet• the club has
I.mt.tittle means, but the members of
thigh are very active in soliciting
pectin iiwy aid. and visiting houses of
ill fame, beseeching the inmates of
them to at- ()nee abandon their evil
habits, and, if needy, welcome them
to'the CurEL.
—Another medical society of the
9,14/sett - obi has run agapst the law.
This time in 'Western New York.
Dr. J. L. Curtis brought - suit against
the (;ort6sisee County Medical Society I
to compel it to admit him to metti
bership. The jury returned it Ver- •
diet in his favor, , though the society
labored hard to preVent it. The case
occurred in this wise: Dr. Curtis
was practising in the town of Ella,
and necessarily came in contact more
or less with t h e brethren of his pro.
fission. lie 'did not at all time
agree with tIiE 4 M as to the mode of
practice in geireral eases, evidently
being a Ilan Who had opinions of his
own and treating cases as his good
judgment and experience dictated,
if nut in accordance with formulas.
This aroused the ire of hi 9 prefession
'; al brethren. and theyotight to force
him to join the COutity Society,
piobably to have hitii i
,n a position
where they could exitZtid a little dis
cipline to him for his ]. - ,m'edical here
sies. lle chose to be independent,
refused to Join, and kept on the even
tenor of his way. Then members be
gan to disparuke him ; reported that
he had no diploma, hut was a quack
and swindler and was nut recogniz
el as a member of the profession.
Thing,:; having arrived at this vass,
Dr, Curtis thought best to vindicate
himself, seeing he had pursued • a
regular course of study and had a
diploma. To show the public that
he was not the charlatan and quack
his brethren haul reported hint to be,
be determined to join the County So
ciety hut his application was refused,
test its power he brought, a suit
w hich_iifter a delay of nearly a year
was tried last week at Batavia, the
Court decirliag that he must be ad
mitted. lie was fortified with his
certificate of stully, diploma of grad
uation, to present himself before the
publie as a physician possessed of all
the requisites, and in equal standing,!
to any of his enemies. If the'Doctor
ctiooSt. to avail himself of the decis
iuoi, lie can rmw become a member
of the. County Society, Probably,
however, he will keep out of the
conipa 11 y of its members, having
vita heated himself and discomfited
his enemies. This episode illustrates
to what ends professional jealousy
- Will resort when reform is uuderta
ka by a departure from the old
routine oath.
1=:=:=11
—The English newspapers rt>call
an ainicst lor ,, o!ten romance that
might have I e.'n a tragedy in the
announcement of the death, in a state i
of great poverts„ in a hovel in the St
tiilts distric t , nund,m, or a per,, ~n
‘‘1:o, thirty yews ago, created great
exeitement,hy his supposed attempts
on the life of Queen Victoria, then a
young and popular ruler. The an
nals of those times record that on
December 2, IS;0, a youth named
William Join s, gained access to
Buckingham Palace, and continued
secret(( there'for several days. Ills
presence was first detected hy MN.
I.illey, the nurse of the Prineess
Itoyal'Avho, suennionitig the attend
ants had the intruder drawn from
his hiding place, under a sofa. ;lie
was sent before a magistaate and
sentenced to three months' impris
onment. On March 1%, Mil, he en
tered Buckingham Palace for a third
time, but was almost immediately .
seized by one of the constables sta
tioned to prevent his intrusions:.
Instead of sending him to prison
again, ty police magistrate before I
I whom -Fonts was brought, persuaded
his parents to allow him to be plaecti
as an apprentice on board a British
ship of war. lie was then taken to
New South Wales, and lived for
many years in Sydney. lie was
allowed to return to England about
five years ago, and died recently, as
has been stated, in a state of great
poverty. A very romantic story is
told that the "Boy-Jones" was in
love with Queen Victoria, and re
mained desperately enamored with
his royal mistress until the last, and
finally was killed from the shock of
suddenly hearing a fake report that,
she was dead. There seems to be no
foundation of fact for this send Men
tal thry, the "Boy Jones" was ev
dently insane ' and his raids into
Bucki , gliam Palace were merely
the inexplicable vageries of a diseased
mind.
MITE
—,Ex-President Andrew Johnson
is utterly opposed to the passive pol
icy,,and is reported by an interview
er of the Cincinnati Commercia/ as
saying that a surrender is as bad as a
defeat. 'fir. Johnson, naturally, is
not passive.
=CII
— Bald-headed men take a joke
more easily than others, because they
are not at the trouble of getting it
through thealiair.
Tbe estacasy - torrespomiesur.
The Senate ordered the eo,rrespond
epee between the State Department
and the American Minister at St.
Petersburg', relAtlve to the remll of
Minister Cataettay, to be printed, but
while the newspaper men were en
gaged in copying it, Mr. Cameron
discovered that he did not want the
correspondence made puhlic, mid got
the order to print it revoked, but not
before most of -the correspondence
had been copied. Mr. Fish's first
letter to Minister Curtin is as follow&
.W.tisup:GToN,.June 16,, 1871.-2 b
4. G. Carlin, St. Petersburg.—Snt;
I am directed to inform you that:the
conduct of Mr. Catacazy, the Minis
ter of Russia-here, both official and
personal, has for some time past,
been such: as materially to impair
his usefulness to his own Govern
ment and to render intercourse with
him, for either business; or social pur
poses, highly disagreeable.
.Under these circumstances, the
President, is of the opinion that the
interests of both countries would be
promoted, and those relations of cor
diality with the government ofkthe
Czar, of the importance of which he
is well aware, would be placed upon
ar Much surer footing if the head
of the Russian legation here were to
be changed: •
It is hoped that this intimation
will he sufficient to occasion that
change, and to insure the restoration
and the continuance of those oppor
tunities of free, and cordial official
intercourse with the representatives
of the Emperor, which the President
earnestly desires to exist, and which
have always existed with the esteem
ed predecessork of the present Minis
ter, but which Mr. Catacazy's course
of conduct has made impossible to be
maintained with him.
... . . .
The President's sincere desire to
avoldcany step . which may show a
want of ,conlidenee for the person
whomHislinperial Majesty has elec
ted to,represent the interests of h ,-:gov
ern went has made him hesitat long
`before directing this announcement,
and he deeply regrets the necessity
which at length compels him to
make it. You will read this commu
nication to Prince Uortschakoff and
furnish him with a copy if he desires
it. Your obedient servant,
[Signed] HAMILTON Fiats.
On July IGth Mr. Curtin sent a
telegram to Mr. Fish, in t,vhich he
says that he presented M. Fish's
letter to Westmann, Vice Chancellor
of the Empire during the absence of
Prince Gortsehakoff in Germany.
Westmont' did not take acopy of the
dispatch, and declined to act upon it.
He considered it a very serious mat
ter, and said he would not mention
the matter to the Emperor during
the absence of Gortschakotr. iiebe
neved it might delay the visit of the
Grand Duke to the United States,
and that it would be used by those
persons who were continually trying
to disturb the friendly relations' be
tween the two countries.
On August 18th Mr. Fish sent a
'telegram to Minister Curtin, in which
he says : The hesitation and delay
in presenting the dispatch of June 16,
Occasions much disquietude and dis
appointment especially us communi
cation with the atinister of Foreign
Affairs is open. Tho decision is im
portant- before the advent of the
Prince, - =as the President cannot be
expected to remive as the principal
attendant of His Highness one who
has bmn abusive of himself and is
personally unacceptable.
—Who wouldn't be a carpenter?
Two young females of Fayette coun
ty, Ind., who are rather smitten by
a young carpenter,: take their knit
ting and sit on the fence near where
said carpenter is working, beguiling
his labors by their smiles and songs.
—A remarkable revival is now in
progress imiong the oystermen, sa
loon•roughs and others of the most
hopeless and intemperate c1a . 5..9, nt
Fairhaven, Connecticut. Over one
hundred have been converted, and
the interests is unabated.
—The Statesville (N. C.) A merican
says: in Alexander county, about
twelve years ago, a quiet citizen with
out any known etttiAe, hanged him
self on a tree. A few days since his
wife hanged herself in her room, leav
ing several orphan cnildren.
. , —An outside passenger by a coach
bad his hat blown over a bridge, and
' &fried away by the stream. "Is it
not very singular," said he to a gen
tteman who was seated be s ide him,
"that ray hat took that direction
"Not at all," replied the latter;
"it is natural that a bearer should
take to the water."
—An old toper who lately attended
an exhibition where a learned pro
fessor mused several explosions to
take place among gases said :
"You don't catch me putting touch
water in toy liquor after tits::: I had
no idea that water was so dangerous,
though i never like to take touch
of it."
—A married gt4itloman, every
time he met the father of his wife,
complained to him of the temper
and di position of his daughter. At
last the old gentleman becoming
weary of the grumblings of his son
in-law exclaimed—
"You are right, she is an imperti
nent jade; if 1 hear any more com
plaints of her I will disinherit her."
—A traveler who has been there
gives the foildwing schedule of hotel
prices at Niagara Falls: To lie down
one night, $1 ; to sit up over night,
$1 ; to eat, $1 ; to stand fifteen min
utes with hack to stove, .10 cents ; to
go where there is a fatove, '27,.cents ;
to shave as a stranger, '25 cents ; to
shave as a citizen, 1 ; half soling
s'2; gin and milk, 27)" cents;
plain gin, :10 cents; plain wash, In
centi:; with soap 15 cents ; with soap
and towel, :10 cents ; to look Out Of
the window, 10 cents; the looks
out of the window for a quarter. if
you have all of your ba gg a g e in your
coat pocket the porterage is 7,0 cents ;
but it N a good thin , ' to know if you
only stop oue day the porterage k
paid for the season.
THE WORLD'S - i 7
ll TERNAL REMEDY.
.li)HNSON'i.
Rheumatic Compound
EIMI
131- 0 01_3 PURIFIER.
quick in its Action, Permanent in its Cure.
Thi. medicino is the prescription of a world-re m
nowned French Physician, wtio nsed It in his
extensive practice many years before otTering
it to the public in its present form, bat fin=
ally becoming cant, kneed of Its great cura
tive properties, and desiring to profit
those snfferieg from this terrifile
disease, consented to have it
put up In bottles and ;
sold attic low price of +ID
ONE DOLLAR.
If neceeeary, we mibt
offer the tett ideates of thous- •
ands who hare been cnred by It.
tint the beet rearrnratnithttrOn ne
can dile ft is, a Hut of one.. too or
' three 'hottles, which will Certainly re
here the most' dfmcujt time.. Try it and
he convinced.: We- have • advertiQed this
medicine for Ws bj (gorge C. Goodwin ir;
of 13 ".t0n•- A. - etas or the matey t refunded,
at.d out of near ma bottles sold et retail, they
have had bin, 8 bottles returned.
Sellers , ittutpe,wisj Coiir.la Syrup.
The Impertal -
Comph Byrtip cant err. rpiritnons
ingredient whattper. and may be used In a leases
rot rttinirand attire Treatment
IrUttertal conge Syr:p hay been need for the last
tharty years.
Prepared only by - R. EARLLERS &
WHOLESAI.V f)RUGGISTS,
45 WOOD SYRE ET, PITTSBURGH, Yx
And sold by druggists e‘erywhere.
(feta., ly
FOR: SALE.
A COMBINED MACHINE for turning wagon
AA. and buggy spokes. all sizes. from one inch to
three inches In size. Also, all kinds of handles,
such as axe, d:rt•pick, coal pick, sledge, hatchet,
and hammer handles. It will also duplicate any
patterns that may he put in the machine. Also,
a machine \calf two sand belts fur dnishing. Also
a machine for tenanting spokes, and a circular
SSW. (maw. belting and all the patterns with it.
All will b sold •for less than haef - the original
cast.
Any person wanting a machine of this kind
can ace it by calltrg on the subscriber at Rod.-
ester, where ha work will also be exhibited. It 1,4
to good running order, and nearly as go;x1 713
new. J. WOODRUFF,
deciS;4w.
S:1: Cross & Co.'s Column.
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' -New Fall Stock
JUST RECEIVED BY:
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, ROCHESTER.
OCR STOCK OF NEW AND SEASONABLE
DRY'- GOODS
IS'LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE
CONSISTING OF
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PLAIN FLANNELS,
BARRED FLANNELS,
CdN'TOls.i FLANNELS,
CLOAKING, PRINTS,
DELAINES, PLAIDS,
ALPACAS, MERINOS,
GI NG HAMS, CHECKS,
TOWELING, DENIM,
TRILL, PAPER MUSLIN, BLEACH
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COTTON BATTING, SHAWLS,
SHIRTS, WOOLEN YARN, liosmuy,
GLOVES, &C., &C.,
IV C:9 90 I C:, M . S;
IN GREAT VARIETY/
Ready-Made Clothing:
COATS,
PANTS, VESTS,
s wrs, DIZA~V SRS,
&c., ,
Hats and Caps,
A VERY LARGE iintl NEW STOCK
BOOTS & SHOES
Men's, Youths' and Bays'
BOOTS.
WOMEN'S, MISSES' and CHILDREN'S
SHOE,S , '-AND (,;UM SHOES
ALL PURCHASED LOW AND WILL
BE SOLD AT A SMALL
ADVANCE ON COOT.
WE Ar?io CONTINUE TO KEEP
UP OUR USUAL STOCK. OP
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, FLOUR
GRAIN.' MILL-FEED. SALT, LIME;
CEMENT.
HARDWARE:
NAILS,
1101- , E HORSE NAILS,
Window Glas.,s
Paints in all Cul►►rs,
DRY - and _IN OIL :
, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED
PUTTY, TURPENTINE, VARNISH,
ALCOHOL, GUM SIIILLAC, &(
Wooden Pumps
Full. WELLS AND cisTEliNs
ALL HEAVY GOODS, DELIVERED
WITHIN A REASONABLE
DISTANCE, FREE OF CHARGE.
WE ALSO FURNISH oUlt
CUSTOMERS WITH cOA.I. AT THE
MARKET PRICE.
Rochester, Oct. 20th, IS7I
Dwellhig douses,
r IMNMIZEMN - TS,
IMPROVED AND UNI3IP . ROVED
REAL . ESTATE
IN A.1%111 -N-v.4vu.,
Borough of Rochester,
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EU
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iscellaneous.
NEW
NEW - GOODS.
NE If&RRtWAL OF
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
J. M. M'Creery & Co's,
RADICAL BLOCK, BEAVER , Pa,
Consisting. of Fancy and Star)la Dress
Goofs, Trinoning.s, Fancy Notions,
Ladies' and Gent's Furnishing -
Goods, Millin'ay Goods,
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
pecial:U(3g.
NEW BLACK GROS-GRAINED SILKS
—JAPANESE SILKS,
SILK VELVETS,
VELVETEENS,
PLAIDS,
POPLIN
ALPACAS
IIIERIN OS,
TYCOON REPS, Ibr
Wrappere,
CLOAKINGS,
'SHAWLS,
SCARFS,
and SACKS.
LATEST STYLES IN FALL
HATS and BONNETS,
LADIES' & MISSES' VELYT & FELT
HATS, AND TURBAN'S,
BOY VELVET S; CLOTH HATS
Plumes & Flowers
BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CARPETS,
RUGS, OIL CLOTIIS,Ac., at
J. IYE. M'Creery's.
st p 2;,11
TREE ORNAMENTS.
(PAPER VERY ELEGANT.)
KM
GOLD PENS,
POCKET BOOKS,
ARTIST & WAX FLOWER MATERIALS,
V ery Low, in Lane Assortment
3. G. BACKOFEN & SON,
161 Smithfield Street,
Above Sixth Avow,
.PUTTSMILTIP..GII, PA.
flyer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair it 73
natural Vitality and Colors
A dressier
which is at
once agreeable
healthy, a n
effectual f o
preserving tht
hair, It soo.,
restores faded
or gray hail
color, with 6(
gloss and freshness of youth. Thar
hair is thickened, falling hair checked.
and baldness often, though not always.
cured by its use. Nothing can restcm.
the hair where the follicles are 41,-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can Lc•
saved by this application, and stimu
lated into activity, so that a ne.,,
growth of hair is produced. Insteu•.
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorou..
is occasional use will prevent the hall
from turning gray or falling off, a:;
consequently prevent baldness. Y. ,
restoration of vitality it gives to
scalp arrests and prevents the form t
-I,.lgan of dandruff, which is often so nu
'ldaartly and offensive. Free from flid:
aeleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerotc.s an t i inj,i
rious to the hair, the Vigor can
benefit but not harm it. If want •
merely for a HAIR DRESSIN ,
nothing else can be found so desirali
Containing neither oil nor dye, it di, -
not soil white cambric, and yet ha •
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glo
lu§titp, and- a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical aiullietical chemists,
LOW --
MASS.
Ayer's'
Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases of tho Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Among, the grey
discoviaie• of tinder
science, leis. :ire
lia.,re real value
mankind than this e;
fectual remedy for a
diseases of the Thro:,
and Lungs. A vie
trial of its virtue.
throughout this au.
other countries, hi
shown that rt (!o,
surely and effectibilf
iontrol them. The testimony of our 'best cif
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, the
CHERRY l'Ecronat niieve nu
cure the afflicting disorders of the :fliniat an
Lungs beyund any other medicine. flie mos
dangerous iffections of the Pulmonary ()rpm
yield to its power; and cases of Consump
tion, cured by this preparation, are ;Abbe
Iv known, so remarkable as hardly to r he
keyed, were they trot proven beyond dispute
As a remedy it is adequate, on which the pubqi
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners or more serious disease, it save
unnumbered lives, and nn amount of sufferini
ilinot to be computed. It challenges trial, and con
vinces the most sceptical. Every family slaml
keep it on hand as a protection against the earl%
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Affection ,
which are easily met at first, but which becom
incurable, and too often fatal, if neglected. Tel
der lungs need this defence; and it is unwise
be without it: As a safeguard to children. am
distressing diseases which beset the 'finis
and Chest of Chad/100d, CIIEItIIY PF:CroI:A
is invaluable; for, by its timely 11/.e, uuuJ
tulles are rescued from premature graves, us
saved to the love and affection
. centred tint
It acts speedily and surely against ordinary col
securing sound and health-restoring sleep.
one will Suffer troublesome Influenza and pail.
ful Bronchitis, when they know how easil
they can beeured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, tun
successful chemical investigation, no cast or toi
is spared in flaking every bottle in the Iftmos
possible perfection. It may be confidently re
lied upon as possessing all the virtues it has eve
•xlibited, and capable of producing cures in
ale 93 qable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED Irt
Or./J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Miss.,
/ Practical and Analytical Chemists.
GOLD BY ALL DRIIO43IBTO EVELLYWIIERB
octAdy
r ANDERSON, haring taken hold of
el . • his old Foundry It:pitl f fu Rochester, Fa.,
Will be pleastd to meet MS old customers and
friends who may want either the BEST COOK
ING STOVE, Denting Stade, or ant other kind of
Castings of best material and workmanship. The
business will be conducted by
joiktfl J. J. ANDERSON & SONS.
JOB PUINTING neatly and expeditiously
noeuted at this orate.
Rimell & Co.'s Adifertisementsi
CH ICAGO -Ur BES4RUCTION.-
A fall and complete history of Chicago, bey, past.
present and fatting. With graphic scene*, loci.
dente and hill detalis of the dlaaater, by Geo. P.
Upton and J. W, Sheehan, editors of the Chicago
T'rtbuor, With over 400 pages and ISO W
Oration*. •It is boo.ready for delivery! tyr.
AGENTS 'WANTED: A NiftettViTel:
5t0,,,: Union Puolishing Co., Chicago Illinois.
or Philadelphia; Pa. - • Diec64w..-
CUNDURANGO.
,
nuns; KEENz owls Plaid
tract, The wonderful remedy fir Wein. ST.
PnILIS, Bucovina. Alteass, rer.xonsnv Con-
PLAINTSi SALT BllnarX. and an 4:413,031114 BLOOD
'ThexAsts, is prepared from the Genuine CPO.
duranno -Bark, - from Lets. Ecuador, secured
by the ardstaneeof the authorities of-that country.
71 is the mod dative. prompt and curtain alters ,
tire and BLOOD Peruvian known. Sold by all
Druggists. in Pint bottles, haring 'On them Oar
trarne, trade mark and directions. .Bend for a sir.
cold. Office and Laboratory. Tl 6. GO Cedar
Now York.
lIMI
•
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37 Park now, Now-York.
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110wr CHRISTIAN LEADER, 15 . 9 Broadway,
New York City.
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the coming year to every subscriber of Merry's
Museum, the Toledo Blade. I=s Democrat..
= ....., essesee....,
etc., Which if ian l vd c n c u of its wl7ratini
bully. Horne t..eea l , James Parton. Theodore
=moms imonms 1=
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lIIMEIMMIM ........ri
Mr711=1):0 ere threeVst-ciass period.
odlcals for the price of one of then. A variety of
premiums on equally liberal terms. It is an on
drat-class maenzine. Volume X begins with
Jan.';-..,. 9. Free =li tion conics free, Address
...me , ......., =
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Over 100 Pages.
Printed in TWO colors, on
superb TINTED PAPER
Pour Hundred, Engravings
of Flowers Plants and Feu- l e
dabs, with Descriptions,
and 44U'
• Two Colored Plates, CJ I -'6 -
Directions and plans for frit it
making Walks. Lawns liar - w..... CO 4.
dens, ..te. The handsomest
and best FLORAL GUIDE ) .7, ev...."
in the World. All for Ten 1
4 r ini p . .,
Cents, to those who think
of bnytinr Seeds. Not a
..r
quarter the cost. 20000 D
sold of 1871. IV
Address,
64
JAMES VICK ,
fik ) \,^
ItOCITESTER. N. Y.
PETERS/ The Dee. No., price :Me.,
has 10 piece.; Vocal and In
tditital Napo Music. worth
slin sheet form. We will
mall two hack, NON. for 50c.,
fo
T $2.
ur for 90c., or Jan. tollec.
MU SI CAL -7.. for !*.:l, (regular price,
Vl.) Bound copies for 1871,
nideto and edges. $5.00.
TneSlustc is byllays,Thorn
as. Kinkel , Oounod, ete._
MONTH LY Address J. L. PETEBS,S99
Broadway, N. Y. P. 0.
Bin 51•29.
SAVE YOUR
WINCHESTER'S
HYPOPHOSPHITES,
A Chemically Pure Preparation of
PLIOSPLICIRUS,
which to a most important constituent of the hu
man body, existing largely In the Brain, Nervous
Syetem. Mood and Bones. IT 11 THE UNDUE
WASTE on DEFICIENCY or yul LITE-GIVING
AND I. II. II , BI , TAININC ELEITENT, WHICH 18 Tlllt
IMMEDIATE CAUSE of
Clonsumption Nervorm Debility' Pa
ralyels . , hy'spepsia, Scrofula etc
The proper Remedy for Olt t (Tema] treatment
and cure of the above Diveavev consists In revtor
inz to the Bruin, Nervonvtem. I.Utu;, , and
Blood, their due proportion of kd HMO tit -8.
HYPOPHOSPHITES
ih the ~tiny preparation 'A hich accomplishes this
result, and it is au absolute ewe for the Diseases
above•named.
Circular:s, Information and 'A d vice Free.
Prepared Duly by J. WINCIIE.STEIL
Chenn,la, 36 John St., INT Y. and sold by all
Druggiats. Price tit and CI per Bottle.
es . 5
tir.7f."4
CIA CUt '"‘ L
I. 11/1 ti .1,11 hi,•
th r best prfrznoter•lt the growth antl4,l. .
h , jr. E1:3•: , ;•:" r*- *. „.
to its origin('
'The Hest Saw-Gumer Out. Only 815.
1 Emery Gril.den. at s'2l. Oland $ lOO . Dith , "" l
Turnh.LT I'uol. $l5. Nab' Emery 11 . M•els Ql" all
Atlcirves Toe Taitite Stroutleburg,. Mow
rovcounty,
= SIIIOIIII. - Ael: litrxmis if . Finney, Blurb ,
~,lia burg, Pa., for free circular of Dexter Cutter.
..< Makes , Corn-Fodder equal to hay. New thing
. _ . .
57,60. or A l e rf i t t l ' t P tt r( „ 'f ;i ts lir en "' " C a e r 4 t la art icle ' , " p i , ' „ r‘ e7li e l ,. . i (i
. Illy Pith. Samples sent free to all. Address W.
11, Cut nEs - mit. 2.17 flniapiray, New York.
$425A nONTII: Ilorc lortilphed. Ex
ptin,es paid. il. it. stiA W. Alfred, Me.
% GENTS Wanted. matte more
11 at work 'tor u• than at anythlmt dee.
light ntlti pr rffints.•ll'. Pnitien Lire Irv,
(i. 5T1N ,, , , !: pine .Ir( Pub!i4t,r.q, Port
land. Maine.
VIRID Icllm of early ludas
cretlon, rair , l:4; ner oth. IlCbliity, premature
decay, etc havitvz tried lu vain every advertie'etl
n•th,aly, 1-m 8 di,r,,venal a ainip:t• in.-a La. of ,elf
cure. a% bleb he will Fend tir hl. lcllaoa putrerere.
AthirveS J. II Ite.:EN .2V<IAUII3-Ai.. N. Y
THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE
CHRONIC and SEXUALi DISEASES;
A l'hysiological Jlarriage
The CheapeSL hook eV4 r pu hilt. hrd--cuntutu In
nearly lintt pairs.. n 13,1 Ilat fide plates and ehgray
togs Of lira aliniOn)," tit the 1 au weans in
plat ~ f !on oh and di...eq.,. 11 tre.itino on ear
!y tlep , rtilOe I , , r,etltisnees uH th,, mind
end hody. ilb the ant no; 11 0..4 tre a t meat -
the only rational and •otecet4lul mode of cute. as
rhoil II by a report of ca-ca treated. A truthful
ads i•.-r to the married and those contempt:o4oz
Marling.% %I 110 eo (Cif ;011 (lOU hits of their
condition. neon free „r to any toldre, , s,
on receipt of ;'..) rent. , hi outran, or p,otal Curren
cy, by ittlilmvsinq tllttllX, No. 31 Maiden
I ant-. Albany. :`; Y. Tlit• author may be consult
ed .upoti any of the diseases upon which hls hook
!mats. either per-Dually or by mail, and inedectiono
t•ent to any part of the world. -
SAMUEL 1i..14111N.T0N
Establi§lied by Eichbaum &Joiffistoll,lBl6.
William G. Johnston & Co.,
PRINTERS,
STA_TIOIN-ERS
And Blank Book Makers,
57 awl :711) Wood Street,
PITTBIII,7W PENN' A.
•
m321-1y
AGENTS :W A NTED
THE PEOPLE'S BOOK !
De4gned for ererll Home and lo
diridual.
r r N A rir I 0 N,
Its Hulerrs mad Institutions,
Outlines of the Government,
JUDGE WILLIS.
Published in English and German:
)00 CCOPMS
An setting Faster than any 800
in the. Attract.
AGENTS .ARE POSITIVELY
1G $3O TO MO PER VEER.
SERD AT ()SCE FOR DESCRIPTIVE
emicuLuis and TEEMS,
AND GET THE FIRST CHOICE OF
Sail res—
5. 11. FO S TER de CO.,
68 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
febS-ly-chd aprs.norl.
BY PROMPTLY USING
In the .7'reatmciat of
it FxceFla neous.
F:xciinAual
M=M=el
ME
MI
TERRITORY
Misiellawfmai
H: -- V-TE-.:w--
D. f7.IOOOBAVAA6,.
Ton .wialttbo • lath do. itii:14111.49 ,call
and les
New !btfrGoeile
' , • or - • •,
I •
& 174
ibDE4I4I 4 STREETI
'AitEatiNy
The Handeoniest Dry-Goods Ewe
. rium in the State.
OTTV, MOTTO,
GoOd Gooda at Low Prieees
• Thrtingh the Iteasan no are receipt of
NEW EVERY DAY.
Our stock t alwaye . fall, mesh and complete.
We testoeetfolly ask the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
To oar Stockiati our Wholesale Department is at
all dales fall supplied with goods which wamf•
caw, either by ibe piece or package. at the lowest
New-Yoik or Philadelphia Prices.
REMEMBER • TII E PLACE,
Eiwin's Dry-Goods Bazar
'Aios. 172 & 174 Federal St.,
ALLEGHENY CITY, rJ
n li j Oggs dc Buhl
OPFER SPECIAL BARGAINS 'IN
L)UY•OOODS
IN EACH DEPARTMENT
Orte casdAn,terican Poplins, all colors, at
7.:5 cents less titan former whole
\
s!tle prices.
Ali-Wool Grey-mixed. Doable Shawl.
AL $5.00.
25,PIECES VERY HEAVY & EXTRA
With. SergL. Plaids at :35 cents.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED TO CUSTOMERS IN
BLACK ALPACAS,
Satin Clothg,
Silk Poplins,
AND I
ALL STYLES oF DitEss (Amps
• IN OUR
)%110LESALE DEPARTMENT
114ragnoil value in ca-, , iniers, Flannels
Wiltti:r Proofs. Juan;, 1411 a NU stock of
DiOneNtics.
Roc; w 4 ICUIIIL,
FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEG EIENY CITY, PA
ly:ch !lir 1 - Ljez a ugi - e;‘)ct I 1;n0r22.
ICI
CM=
Ni, MILLER Co.
Contractors and Builders;
PLANING - MILL
BEI
I)c)c)r.. .e.aL R.3l*
AND SHINGLES
Coasturdly on hands, and wade to order.
'l-?..coches.- - tei•
Orders 'by mail rcccire prompt at
teglion. 0 Mat - S:11-1y
iNtiat TX FOWSA LIE, in Brie hton tp., Beaver
county, Pa., flee mike- west of Beaver, three
miles from Potter's tastion un RIO C. S P. R. It.
Th4i farm contains one hundred and six acres
The improvetuents`nre seventy acres cleared and
In toPd order; the balance well timbered, frame
houo and barn, very zond orchard of all kinds of
fruit. For terms, enquire of E. I', huhu, efig., Bea
ver or Wm. C. Hunter, Bridgewater.
'c.
V¢
OF THE
PA: 4 BIIIITZD DECEMDRR 7TH, 1869
OUR CELEBRATED
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN.
Illenesableardd. Aclurowledged by all who have
used It to be the best Pea made ',sold la this cban.
try! WM not corrode. KM Uses written -
Ci with sae Pea stink! WM outwear a down 4.
„ best steel res..% Put ap la seat slide boxes. c)
74 SOLD ONLY BY ADENTS, stud tbr this t,
Wallidiell eaere • pars e r eaa realise 4,
pores t5.7: 2 1.,., 17; = l stil
es. cen uo. ta_ liz aa.. e bosun, 51.00 8- tw elve w boxes. En,
WESTERN PUBLISHING CO.
Idaaufacturets' Avian, Pittsburgh. Pa.
OnTlOlLoalltesireatpa~liefthese
Peas has led I. away tooltattoso of an tufo-
PlogLeetattr... . nor arty the genuine FOLTri.
TA.EY PE,2lilloehlloy thloCom . La ad
=es Peas f ri lr 71111 Y NIRMIZ e ZWIAItI: 4 7•MI
afafals"a
Jan:CS: 1 r
ITANKING-II4c)17!-;T:.
THOWAS M'CREERY & CO
THOS. III'CLIREUV, Cashier.
J. F. DILAVO, ....J. D. ANGEL,
Ml=tM
Interest 'edit on time deposits: i'rornot Attention
given to collections. Also. Insurance Agents fur
good and reliable Companies. intaylaf
POINT PLANING MILLS,
WATER ST., nocHEsTER, PA
HENRY WHITEFIELD,
31A.NUFACTURER OF
Bush, Doors,Allouldings,Floor-bourds,
Weather,boards, Palings Brack
ets, &c., <C.c. Also,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LUM
BER, LE.TH, SHINGLES AND
BUILDING TIMBER
Having purchased the the territorial in
terest of Mr J. C. Anderson, owner of the
several patents co4ring certain improve
ments in the constrxtion and joining: '1
weatherboards and linings f r houses and
other buildings, we are the only persons
authorized to make and sell ti:e same
within the limits of Beaver county. Par
ties interested will please observe this.
Carpenters' ASupplies Constantly Kept
on Hand.
Every manner of Shop-Work made to
order. oct4:l
STAIR BUILDING •
MEI
Wood - - 'ritrniu„?.. - Shop,
. WILLIAM PEOPLES.
Allegheny Clty..Po._,,
Is prepared to do all knal4Vot Wood-
Turning, Seroll•Sawing and Snot! Moul
ding. Newell's Balusters and Hand Rails,
WITH ALL JOINTS CUT,I READY
TO RANG, furnished on sitar notice.
Orders by mattpremptly attended o, or may be
left with Civilise:. .h Co., 69, Stb Ay. Pittsburgh.
Pa., and at the MW, corner of Webs street and
Graham Alloy. i tetrilsai
-..: eilisteeptial-,:,.;,1„
-as.ursts
•:.
I S' U R A ITT Cl°4
AND -
General Agency Office,
.NEAR VIE DEPOT
ROCHESTER; PENNA.
Rosary Public and coilitePulten*
'FIRF.,,,LIZE, and, ACCIDENT
'A-NOE "Anchor" and "National" Lines
of Ocean Steamers; "Adams " and "Un
ion" Express Agent. '
All kinds of Insurance at fair rates and
liberal teams. Estate bought And
sold. Deed• Articlea, :
written •1) A . "" 4 Ind Acknowledge
ments taken, 1 !,, , ,`Et" Goods and Money
forwarded to MI p of the United States
and Canada. Passengers booked to and
front England, 17clarll, Scotland, Franc&
and Germany.
-ETNA. FIRE INS. CO.,
Ot Hartford, Conn.,
Cash assett.4 $6,000,000
" By their fruits ye know theuL"
Losses paid to Jan. 1, : ..$244,000,000
One of •ti,e oldest and wealthiest Cornpa.
nles in the world.
NIAGARA. Insurance Co.;
Lsl} assetts,
ANDES
,_FIRE INS,, CO.,
Of Cincinnati,
Cash asset Li,
ENTERPRISE INS. CO.,
Of Philadeiphia.
Cph aSsetts over
LANCASTER Fire Ins. Co.
S
Of Lancaster, Pa.
sL 11,selLs
ALPS ISSURANCE CO.,
Cash capital,
HOME LIFE INS:,CO,
Cash assets,
Travelers' Life Accident
Insurance Co.,
Of Hart ford. Onin.
Cash assvits cr
Representln:: lb, above first dace lusurniace
Comp:int.:24,a , ivtoo.l."4'_:till to be vrilonlist the beet
and most reliable in al , woral. and reprosenttua
a grope earl capital , d nearly tqn.nue,tion, I ant en
nol,l to take Insurance to arc :mount
Applimtione promptly attetolvd o, and Polick..
ii raTell x WPM( ile:ay. and at, all" ful , , and liberal
knits. Lorrerr 1 p 1.1 y
cud. INSWIE Ti• Ity one I thy'' , delay
you may ItiNe the cat log/. ears, Delays are
. danger.tns. and lin uheert.dri: therefore, Insure to
day! 011 f. 6).4/ay. is worth too to-morrtors.
ltcallh•, ot.o: 1t t I the 01111.-I importance. The
lute pricsit, worthless nity,,ys proves the
nearest. The:also e , Urripani4 , are ).:,,,,ten to h e
nruong.t tile 'best and wealthiest In the. world.—
" As V. row that 'hall you reap."
tit - metal for .the sirry liberal patNinaize already
be-tuned, 1 hope -lir a strict attention to a le...tit•
linate 613411ex/4r—hot outs, to merit a contiwaence
of tiv. Fillae, tint a increase the present year.
:Mr STEPIIF:N .1. CRAIG authorized to
take applications for lusnrance and receiv • the
premium for nit. same In aillo hong
civAs.. giutts.r.
Near Depoi, Itucheater, Pa.
MB4I
A LiVi.t4E ANI) coMpLETE siocli.
Of Two and Thi.?e-lrbeet
PERAIIBULATOP.: 4 , A.•:D WILLOW,'
of the best New York, and Philadelphia
manufacture, at reasonable prices. Also,
Ladies' Satchel‘:, Bast:cis Fancy Goo 0 : : ; ,,
Notions, Triy4, .lewctry,.
Ivholesale and retail. at -
F. A. O'LEAILIPS,.
14S Federal tit.. 2 .'.ours above the Market
nny17.13
[ n or - 2.2 1m
BOTTLING
/0
AGES 4.
11. W. 13. - LTloll'Ulll. CC).
PITTSURG, PA.
Established in 1844, by W. Buffum.
This oldest anthlartr.-st Bottling house west of
theinounlainS., has made exten.iye pimparatlons
for supphinz their friends and the public with
their celebrated
.3.11/terai irraie/V, les, Porter, itc., &e.
For the Spring Trade, at the following prices:
Sarsaparilla_ .. per doz.
Miner.il Water . 37 , , ••
ilaNpberry "
f hamps net trier,
Porter. .
AI:. small bottle; t.o
•
•• genii -et
1'; In terton,
Syrup . .
Imported London Porter a` u 1
bot t . . . h
Imported Seottni Ales and brqle t ,
. 3 10
Crab Cider
rup+,
Bottle, 73 cents p,r, : tot ex. ru. Nioney n 411114
ed when retitrued.
ponds delivered free, and freight paid to roll
rend stations and steamittett landinus. L b•2';ly
ROSADANS
Of New York
..... $1,500,000
Of Eric, !'enn
Of New York.
Children's Carriages!
A I leg he ny. Pa
THE OLD ORIGINAL
HOUSE.,
and 2-I 'Market Street,
THE INGREDIENTS THAT
COMPOSE ROS ADALI S are
published on every package, there
fore it is not a secret pi eparation ,
eon.wquently
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT
It is a certain cure for Scrofula,
Syphilis in all its forms, Rheuma
tism, Skih Diseases, Liver Conn
plaint and all diseases of the
Blood. b !,
ONE BOTTLE OF BOSIXAIIS
will do more good, than ten bottles
of the Syrups of ,Sarsaparilla.
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T E UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
It e used Ilosadalis in their practice
fo the past three years and freely
endorse it ns a reliable Alterative
and Blood Purifier.
nrt. T. C. PUO II of Baltimoro.
DR. , T. J. BOY KIN, "
DILI,R. W. C ARR. "
MY. 0. DANN "
DR. J. S. SPARKS, of Nicholasville,
• Ky.
DfL J. L. SiIcCARTHA, Columbia,
' S. C.
DR. A. R. NOBLES, Edgecomb, N. C.
USED AND MTDOESED BY
J. 13. FRENCH St SONS, Fall River,
Mass.
F. W. SMITH, Jackson, Mich.
A. F. WHEELER, Lima, Ohio.
B. HALL, Lizaa, ie.•
CRAVEN & CO., Gordonsville, Va.
&SAM. G. MerADDEN, Diu:frees
bore, Tenn.
Our space will not allow of any ex ,
tended remarks in relation to !hit
virtues of itosadalis. Tethe ifedlcal
Profession we guarantee a Fluid F. s.
tractsup&for to any thoy have ever.
used in the treatment of diseased
Blood; and to the afflicted we say try
Rosadalia, and you will bo restored
to health.
Rondalls is sold by all Druggists
price $1.150 per bottle. Address
DE. =Alin k CO.
masufaripiN T Chemists,
anams
ETYKAN I :ks - SEIDLE I
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42 STH AVE., PITTBBtinGH PA
• GOLD AXD SILVERSMITHS,
• - -
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The most perfect and simple machine of the rita
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•
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Keeping cnustantly nn hand a •aq,eno
quality of Lumber. The patronaz , ,q to
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jfanqratinrers and bealers iii
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ROCHESTER, PENWA.
artril 19'71: ly
The only riliabte Gift Distribution in the r 'ova,
L. D. SINE'S
EIGWEE N I GRAN 1)
ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION
To befilrtiwn Monday Jan. 1, 1812•
$200,000 0 0
_
INVALUABLE GIFTS 2
i'W GRAND CAPITAL I'R - 17.11: -
$lO,OOO in American
.9,10',000 In American !inlet . '
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'1 . ...! Greenback'
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One Span of Matched lloraes, with Fame'}
- . Tiat:e and Silver-mounted Ilarnega worth
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Finzez-ringe, Gold Pena tether eitou,aao
Whole A'umbor Gifts, 25,000.
Tickets Limited to 100,00°.
Agents Wanteti to Sell Ticketi;, to Whom
Lax ral Premiums will he Paid
Single Tickets. $2; Six Tickets, $10; Twelve Tick
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scriptlon ortbo manner of dmising. and other in •
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