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NEW BLOOMFIELD, I'ENN'A.
Tuesday, April 25, 1S71.
Conoress hits adjourned.' The session
has Dot boon productive of tulich good.
It is a pity thut tho state legislature
does nut follow their example and adjourn
too. They might as well for all tho good
they appear to he doing. ';'
The Ku Klux bill was passed hy con
gress previous to their ndjouruuieut uud
was ut ouco siguod by tho President uud
has therefore become u hw. . .Tiuie, only,
will bhow wliclher uuy good will renult
from the bill. - . ....
The Ari'OHTio.N vi ent Hill'. After 'a
Ions; struggle in which both the TIouso
and Senate seemed determined hot to
yield, a compromise bill has been agreed
upon, and was finally pasted on Friday
night. Under tho nev bill the Senate is
to consist of thirty members, , and this
and tho surroundiug counties aro appor-.,
tioned as follows : ' ' . ' jj
Perry'' is in the 17th district, whicn
is comprised of l'crry,' Snyder, Northum
berland, ami Union counties electing
one Senator. Cumberland and Franklin
together form the 1 nineteenth district,
and elect oue Senator, Adams and York
comprise the 20lh district,' an elect 'ono
Senator "'Tlie 22d district is' coiiiprised
of Juniata,' Mifflin, Huntingdon, . and
Centre, and elect one Senator.'
The House is to consist of ouclitiudrcd
members. Dauphin and Ferry, together,
arc to elect three members. Cumberland,
Franklin, Adams, and Huntingdon are
each to elect ono member. Snyder ami
Union together elect ono member. York
elects two members.
Having finally disposed of this trouble
come question, it js to bo hoped that both
Houses will go to work in earnest, or elsd
adjourn. There is no doubt,' liowever,
but what an adjournment wonld really be
tho moFt acceptable to the people of tho
State, if the doings so far this winter aro
a specimen of what wo may continue to
expect. ' 1 '' ' '
To the I'olei'aptaiu Hall's Kew Arctic
, i Expedition. .
Mr. John Morrison, an old whaler uud
shipping ugout, resident of this city, hut
been authorized to make the requisite ship
ment of men, materials, &c., by Captain
Hull, forhis new Arcttecxpeditioti. Upon
application yesterday at his office, ;at No.
100 South street, Mr. Morrison stated
that a powerful Government tug-boat lying
ut the Washington navy yard, is shortly
expected in this city. Her burden has
lately been increased from 325 to 400 tons.
On her voyage here it is pre posed that
a putont application of oil for feeding her
furnaces be used, which, if it should prove
successful, will cnablo hr to dispense with
other foel. Captain 3. (J. liurdington,
from Grotou, in Connecticut, who has
spent his life in whaling, is to have charge
of the Polarii, which i the name of the
craft. i A scientific corfiswill accompany
the. expedition,', including tho eminent
chemist, Dr. licssolhv of' lieideltmrg,
who arrived here1 a few days since from
Germany, and who formed one of tho
scientific corps on board the last North
German expedition. '
The chief engineer ii Emil Schumau,
a Suxton, aud his assistant, a Scotchman
named John Wilson the wuges 1 of tho
former is $70 a month, and of the latter
810. i A phenomenon goes out with them
in the shape of a Swede, named F. V
Berggren, who is shipped tbr blacksmith
and fireman; the doctor who examined him
previous to his signing the articles stated
he had never seen such muscular develop
ment. The shoes he wears "measure Fij
inches in length. The name of tho first
nhln-ltCHi inn ROHiiinn ram.torml S' W .Tnti.
sup. of Hull, England. " 1
The wages for the period for1 which the
men onpage, five years, is $25 a month :
but it is understood that the trip will
Jiardly exceed three years. Carpenters
.are to bo engaged at tho Washington
.navy yard, while tho steward, named
Malon, who was with Captain Hall in his
:tivo years' exploration returns. The 12
men who go before the mast are all chos
en sailors, and able to navigate, if re
quired. The engineers have been ap
proved by Henry It. Urevoort.of Uroad
way. It ia expected by Captain Hall
thut the expedition will leave this port
by th 25th of next month. N. Y.
Timet.
fair Marie Aotoinno, au Italian beg
gar, was arrested in Hoboken, recently,
charged with iticking pin into her in
fant child to create sympathy, The in
funt was a muju of sores from the treat
ment it had been subjected to. The cru
el woman way locked up. ,
A Large Bond Robbery The ritindor
returned by Mail.
Tho New York Hun of tho 20th iust
says :
Messrs. William F. Iloppin and Fred
erick H Whitomore aro the joint guardi
ans of tho cstalo of the late Isaao C.
Whitemoro.and their office is in the third
story of .V.I Fine street. It is the custom
of these gentlemen to examine tho assets
and accounts of the estato at stated peri
od, and us the bulk of the property is in
registered securities, tho examination ne
cessitates n visit to tho bauk whero tho
bonds are deposited.
On the third of Novomber lust Mr.
Whitemoro went to the llauk of America
ut 1 F. M. nnd drew therefrom a tin box
containing the bonds tin J securities afore
said. . lie took it to Mr. Hoppiu's office,
and not finding that gentleman, placed
tho box in tho open vault in tho outer
office, and leaving word that ho would re
turn in hull' au hour, went out. Scarcely
hud he reached tho foot of the stairs
wbcu two well dressed strangers who hud
followed him from tho bank entered tho
office and asked for Mr. Hoppiu. Not
finding him one of them wont into tho
small rear office to write him a unto, us
he stiid, while tho other stood in tho main'
office. . Stranger No. 1 was accompanied
by tho only clerk in tho office, while tho
other Visitor was ulono with the book
keeier. Tho latter being intent on his
books did not notice tho stealt hy move
ment of tho thief to tho vuult, . uud was
equally unobservant oi' his exit with the
vuluable tin box. As stranger No. 2 re
tired, stranger No. 1 hurriedly folded his
note, loft it on Mr. Hoppiu's desk, and
with a polito " good afternoon," followed
him.
Whon Mr. Whitemore rcturuud he
missed tho box, and rau to tho New street
Folice Station and gave tho ularm.
Detective J oyle wnsdetuiled to work
up the case, but having only the unsub
stantial data above given, could of course
clicct nothuig. ,
From thut day until Mon lay last the
fate of the tin box and its contents wus
one of the unsolved mysteries. V on
Monday afternoon, while Mr. iloppin wus
seated in his ollico, u Fost Office letter
currier, laden with packages like those so
liberally sent by otir niemberB of Congress
at the Government's exponse, camo puff
ing in nnd laid his load on 6 tabic. There
were oight largo packages covered with
stamps and when Mr. Iloppin opened
them he found all I ho stolon securities,
without a single word of explanation.
The packages have a city post mark,
and were: directed in a passably good
hand. Tho amount of the securities is
about $.'150,000. ... . ...
Tho return of the bonds is attributed
to tho fact that they aro not negotiable
without danger of detection. '.
i ItSr The editor of tho Newark Courier
read, in the account of the wedding of
the Princess Louise, a description of the
chapel in which tho writer suid thut 'the
nave wus decorated in the most gorgeous
manner in honor of the eveut, the wa
ving of u cloud of banners by those who
stood by, making tho beuuty of the nave
most conspicuous.' ' When this Newark
editor perused these words, his republicuu
soul was tilled with indignation at the
honor done by royaty to what he thought
was a " knave," and so he seized his pen,
uud wrote fiercely:. "After this, who
oan have any respect for (Jticeu Victoria?
At the very wedding of her daughter
she deliberately ( selected a, notorious
knave sotnti' villainous ofishoot of , a'
blouted and debauched aristocruey, with
out doubt placed him iu the most coin
spieuous portion of the church, dressed
him up to attract attention to him, aud,
employed persons to wave banners over
bim. Prom tho hideous picture ve turn
away with loathing aud horror, und cling
more earnestly to our beloved republicuu
simplicity.' Thank heaveu! wo' hud u
Washington to teach us to despise this
debauched royalty. Tho American eaglu
sorcauis forth his hatred of its corrup
tion, , and tho bright beams of tho
sun of Liberty seems more beautifully
golden when contrasted with its black
ness. The Newark man whoso honored
a knave publicly, at his daughter's wed
ding, would bo hooted from the town."
sir-Natchez had a shower of sulphur
lately. It rained furiously, hailed some
littlo, und tho lightning and thunder was
almost incessant. The most curious phe
nomenon, however, was a shower of sul
phur, sufficient of which f ell to niuko a
thick couting upon tho surface of tho
water which flowed from the shower into
tho cisUirus. A citizen skimmed some of
it from tho water and wit fire to it, und it
burned reudily with a blue ' flume and
gave out suflbcatiug fumes. .
' Wf A brave girl, tho daughter ' of
John Fields of St. Alban's, Vermont, cn
tered her father's burning barn, lust week
and whilo tho fire was dropping upon her
head, burning it to a blister, released sev
eral head of cattle and three horses. Sho
also weilded an axe with the strength of
an athletic man, demolishing a hog pen
ad driving the inmates from danger.
Mr Mrs. Partington wunts to know
if it were not intended that women should
drivo their husbands, why are they put
through the bridal ceremony f There
seems to be something plausible iu the
supposition, for nearly all the ludies ure
providing themselves with switches.
Married Iter Step Fntheri
A merchant doing business it St. Louis
died two years ago, leaving a widow and
daughter of twenty. The principal clerk
had been for sonto time sweet, on the
younger lady ; but shortly after papa's
demise several passage of a saeharine
nature passed between mamma nnd tho
clerk. Mamma had one great attraction
that Mi;'s did not, she hnd tho business,
which was a paying one. Therefore be
fore long tho young lady was outraged at1'
tho want of refpeet duo her father's
memory that permitted his shoes to bo
filled by tho late clerk. As pupa No. 2,
her lover was unbearable and the jilted
daughter left the house.
Tho mother enjoyed her matrimonial fe
licity about eight months, when sho had
a loud call, probably from tho defunct,
for she answered promptly in that, direc
tion. J ho quondam clerk,' With a heart
rending weed on his spring lint,' set' sail
for his old love, the daughter of his late
wl'e, and whether the laws of this glori
ous land ndmit the deed or not, tho fool
of a girl is going to marry licr step-father.
And that is a step-father in the matrimo
nial direction that wo ever heard of be
fore. ' ' '
'Strange Casualty. .
The body of a man in an advanced stage
of decomposition was discovered on Wed
nesday!' near' Petroleum ''Centre, a few
yards from 'tho path leading up what is
known ns ''' Wild Cat 'Hollow." Soveral
dollars in money and papers were round
upon the body, which showed his name
to be John Gldsky, ii workman in that
vicinity who had, bcon'inissing )iir several
mouths. ! ' ' , ' ' ' ' '
.A coroner's .Jury was , impuiinellcd,;
j which had lint .rendered a verdict at tho
j time our jul'omilint lo't; but from circum
stances connected with tho finding , and
position u-f the body it appeared that the
uufortuuato ,had attempted to commit
suicide, for his undershirt was torn into
shreds to make a ropo,,which wus around
his neck. i , . .u ,
llut it would also seem that in endeav
oring to climb a tree for ;thn purpose ; of
affixing tho opposite end of the rope, ho
had fullcu to tho ground,, broakiug his
neck instantly. Providence thus preven
ted aBuicidc's net. lln head was doubled
in undcrhis body", 'and tho neeleliad been
dislocated. The remains hud probubly
lain whore discovered nil 'winter.- One
hand was missing;. . . -.v
! Important Derision.
The' Supremo Court of Pennsylvania
has decided Judge Sharswood delivering
tho'opinlon that a purchaser at Sheriff'
sale is not bound to look beyond the judg
ment dofcket to' ascertain whether tho en
ties thereon are properly made by author
ity, and that where thero is a defective
entry of judgment,1 or ' till unauthorized
entry of an action, the prothohotary is
liable for the damages to the party injur
ed Hence, 'where thq prdthonotury, with
out authority of tho court, entered on' his
docket against n judgment, satisfied a fl.
fa," it was held that the: entry was per
fectly regular and cbnclusiyo as to third
persons to whom the judgment itself rcg
ularly docketed was conclusive notice, nnd
that it was not necessary to search further'
and ascertain whether there waS any rec
ord of an order of the court directing such
satisfaction. ' , " ' ' ""
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WT Wo find tho followiug in oiio of
our exchanges,1 nnd if true Johnstown
ninsf bo a hard pluco for strungers : .
A young muu who fell from a train at
Johnstown, Pcnn., and wus severely, iu
jured, wus discovered ami arrested Dy a
policeman and locked up on u charge of
drunkenness. Ho was,tried, found guilty,
fined, and, being without .frUjnds, wus re
turned to jail., Meantime his father
hoard of tho arresi and went to pay the
bis line, but when lie found in what con
dition his sou was, ho gave expression to.
his indignation and was fined $. for con
tempt, uud was himself locked up, . Final
ly both were released und went home,
and there within a day or two tho son died
from tho effects of his injuries. , ' .,
Sed"Au aged, und renpectablu citizen
of New Albany, Indiana, not having
heard from an absent son for oiuht years,
wus induced to believe him dead, having
been so advised by Spiritualists, who pro
fessed to buvo hud eoiiimnuicutiiiu with
the deceased. The futher was himself a
Spiiituulist, uud believed that ho frequent
ly held communication .with his deud sou.
Hut a few weeks since he received a letter
auuouuuing thut his son was alive uud in
good hculth, residing iu Austruliu. Faith
in Spiritualism has becu most decidedly
shaken in Now Albany by the circum
stauco. . .
. liar An Allegheny county mail, Mont
gomery by name, recently playod ell on
his wife in a way sho despised. He bet
her ten dollars, when they went to bod,
thut she would get up and umko the tire
in the morning, and sho took tho let. In
the morning sho found that he had ehok
ed himself to deuth with the throat lutch
of a bridle.
Deif Jessio aud Jared Darlington, at
Darlington station, Chester county, have
in their dairy 102 cows of superior stock.
Within o few weeks they have lost sev
enteen by pleuro pneumonia.
A Strange Story.
' Two daughters of a Southern planter!
aro now slaves in Kraxil. lhe planter
emigrated thither at the cloA of tho war,
and was unsuccessful.' Tho Brazilian laws
nro snoh that when a citizen becomes in
debt, if ho has no property, fh children
are sold tis slaves, tho prices they bring
going to the payment of tho obligation.
Our, friend, snys tho Nashvillo RpitLlie
an Jimttifr, when ho reached ltrnzil, un
wisely bcenmo naturalized and a South
American citizen, and subject to tho laws,
thus, by his own volition, expatriating
himself from his liativo country and its
protections He became involved in debt
to some lirnzilinns. His children wore
sold as slaves. Thus, his two daughters,
now grown Tennessee young ladies, aro
slaves, doing moniul work for unlettered
masters and mistresses iti JJiuzil, their
price paying a devoted but unfortunate
father's debt. Tho amount of tho debt,
we understand, is 81,200 ,in gold, and
steps have been taken to havo tho amount
placed in the hands of tho father.
fli& Quito an exciting sceno occurred
ou tho floor of the V. H. House of llep
rosentatives just before tho adjournment,
between Messers. Itutler and Farosworth
and ut one time the parties einue near a
personal collision, i Furnsworth : charged
liutlcr with embezzlement of the funds
of the Nutionul Soldiers' Asylum,' uud
perjury. . . ;'. . .: . .!
, This whole ufl'aif was not' only a dis
grace to those engaged in it, but , may be
looked upon us a disgraco to the nation.
If . their charges ure true, both men
properly belong iu tho penitentiary,,. and
if not true,. men who uso such bmguago
are unlit for any other place. ,
8S5J Tho official count of the vote for
Governor in Connecticut was completed
oh Friday last; and resulted' in showing
that IMiglisli, tho lleniocratio candidate,
was elected by ONE VOTE.
Probably there are hundreds of men
iu that Stuto who will now suy, " Had 1 1
only kuown thut my vote was so. badly
needed I would uot Jbuvo neglected going
to the polls." . Every man can learn from
tins, tlie importance of doing his duty on
olectiou days, us tho neglect Of ono ludi-
vidual sometimes does bring defeat to tho
party ho desires to see victorious.
..taarThe Bourd of Arbitrutors selected
to settle the differences between tho coul
operators and the miners met on Wednes
day last, nnd discussed the points of diff
erence. ' The umpire has decided strongly
against tho miners in regard to their oon
trolling tho mines, which effectually sot
tics thut point. : i i , i
Nothing else definite was arrived at
thut day. I he Hoard adjourned to meet
at tho call of the president.' The proba.
bilities of au early resumption ia a few
districts by local arbitration aro gaining
ground. -
liay About ouo o'clock on the uiorning
of tho 30th iust., the frame house of Mr
Loyd on the Darby roud, ..near the vit
iligo of Durby .Delaware, eouuty, was CU;
tirely destroyed by fire. ' .
It Is reported thut the house was rob
bed by burglars of about $i,000 in U. 8.
bouds, and to cover traces of their crime
they set firo to the building.', .Engines
5 und 10 of the new department were on
the ground, but too lute to save the
structure.
, ( t "
Jkajr- Aludy of Springfield, - Illinois,
gives us a fino exuinplo of legislative
manners in the statement thut a Chicugo
member of tho Legislature of Illinois wus
so lost the other day to the ordinury .de
cencies of litu as to stand in his place in
the House, . face the. gallery, tilled with
ladies, and with a whisky bottle iu ' his
hand, and u grotesqne .bow to the guller
ics, toss .tutu his mouth a portion of the
bottle's contents. ,,, . . . ,
ir At Omaha a lew days ugu, Daniel
E. liadden was found dead in a boardiug
houso with a pistol shot through his heart.
From tho evidence before the ooroner's
jury, it uppeureil that lie hud committed
suicide, uud such was the verdict, ilo
cently an inmate of tho house, Flora Clin
ton, called uu officer, uud asserted that
sho shot Hadden ut his request. ( She
had at.temptod, suicide since, but hail, fail
ed. It is believed that sho bus unju.stly
accused herself of the crime that she may
dio by the law. ,,.,,.,'
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ftr lleeently, ' George M.' Ellis died
in Chester county, in his !)2d year. Ho
is reported to havo had tho consumption
nearly nil his life, his physieiun huving
assurod him, before he wus twenty, that
ho could not survive tho next two years.
Ii His was so palo and thin for forty years
previous to his decease that ho wus kuowu
as the wulking skeleton; and yot hois
believed to buvo boon, with two except
ions, the oldest man iu tho county.
tar As Mr. George C. Wylund, bluck
smith at Cokey villo, wus splitting rails tho
other day he camo upon a bund of iron,
with four nails through it, right in the
heart of the tree. ' It had evidently been
put around the tree when very small, as
a bingo for a gate or a bar post
Seme Ladles suffer dreadfully with tho
headache and this causes their hair to fado.
Nature's Hair Itostorative Is a suro remedy
for the ache and will restore tho color of
blanched, gray, or faded hair. Bco advertisement.
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fill! K subscriber having opened a new 'htore.'nue
JL iloor Kast of Kwckoi-'s Vlotcl, solicits a sluuo
of tht- public nulroiiage
jio nas just received n
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A Jlcwlmmfi JVnn $o stoH Knirm-lnn awl a Prl.e
vorltrtw Sf ou to S25,W)0, , ;
1IOTH FOIl
livery ticket draws a prize.' No 'blanks. With
parti ticket you set ut lhe time of imreliasliiK it
either l-urli-y a Icucml oi Mm liliine, (lie Kisiuher
Iteil, Or tho Child Christ 'which ure lejialdcd by
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I.acli of lliein I a ueni of art, ttonicnibcr every
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lowing prizes. . . ,
Tllli LAlMKltHK HOTKt, I1ENTO??, MU,
conialninij twenty-six rooms, ull modern coiiven.
leneuit, uutllt slock, &C., worth, GU4h, - - M.UDO.
' THE riCTl'RK HILL FARM, 1
of 103 acres on the Chuptank rivet, having a atcntn
Imat wharf on It, with a lime kiln. - Shi.onu.
'lhe Colli Spilim Farm I of ftonuies; worth nK.oiNJ.
The Carter Farm ! with fcu acres, choice land fc&.ixm.
A House in DentiWI . . ii.txiO.
, aw HTANDAltD SEWING M ACHI N KM I
Worth from . - . 4u to 3100.
m WALTHAM AVATCHliSI
Each worth from - . . . . - JlOtoJUlO.
4 1'iaiitw. 10 Orpins aud Meloileoas.
One. cash Sinn 1 s:i,ihi.
( iu Ca-sh sum - tl.odd.
One Cash Hum - 4, .1 -. .. ., jftjo.
'iliroeUaita muin each .1 - 1 1 jkki.
Four Cash hums -eaeli - - i. 1 (50
4'.l,li7U CIFTS, consisting of WasliinR Machlnos,
VMinnci's, stuiulurd Hooks, Works of An, and
other household uud valuable articles; none of
them can bo purchased, at retail, for less than l,0y,
lillo some arc win til tl.j.uo and more. . , 1
TI10 drawliiK will taku piuue as soon as en
Kiavint!senoimh are todist iiluto the tickets, lie
lore as many tickets hohlers as clioo.se to bo pres
ent, uud to be under their control, at Denton, iMd..
The Carol iue County Land Association i a cor
poratcd body, chartered iu lhe Slato of Maivlauii
and has a xubscrlhcd uiistal of &u0,nou Win.
Fell, of Denton, ii. K. liieliaidson, hherill of thu
county. Denton, Maiyluud: Jacob AlbuiKer, Fost
niaslcr, Denton, Atarylaud, aud others, aro ainoni!
the stockholders. , . . . ,
The purpose of this sale Is simply to realize tho
cash 011 merchandise on hand, and on tho real es
tato. 1
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Ileni-y H. Mant ha, (of tho ilrm of Mancha (4.
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tary. ... , , .
o. ratronl. Treasurer and Manager,' . ., . ..
ieorne II. llussum. Counsel.
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felt the neeessityof wuvidiiig foi and iresBtiag
to the public, us a substitute for the dangerous
couiH)unds which are sent broadcast over tlm
eouutry.au oil that is SAFE nnd IIH1LLI ANT,
uud entirely reliable. After a long series of labo.
rious aud costly exerlineiits, lie lias succeeded Ilk
pmviiliugk. aud now-oltew to the ipubllr, such u
substitute In "CAKSON'H STEi,LAlt UJL. It
should ue ased by evary fftmlly,-. TIT
1ST, lleeause It Is sufe beyond a question. The
primary puiKu lu theiuupitmtionof STELLA K
OIL has been to make It I'EIIFECTLY SAFE,
tlius Insuring the lives and property of thoso who
use it. ,
21), lleeause It Is tho most Hltll.LIANT liquid Il
luminator now known.
il), MecaiiHB II is more economical, m the tons
run, than any of the dangerous oils and fluids
now in too common use.
JUT, Tiecauso1 It rs Intensely Bill Ll.I ANT, 'anil
theroforo ouonoinlonl, 'giving the greatest' kwsI
lile light at the least expenditure to the consiun
er. Its present stuiulurd of SAFETY AND
HlilLI.IANCY will always bo maintained, for
iiihui this the proprietor tleiH'iuUi fur sustaining
tho high reputation tho ST ELLA K OIL now
enjoys.
To prevent the adulteration of 'this with the x-
Iuoslve eumiHiundk now known under lhe name n(
leroseue. Ce., &e., it is put up for family use In
Five Oullon cans, eacli can being, seuled, and
slumped Willi the trade-mark of tile proprietor! It
cannot be tamiered with between the ninnufae.
turer und consumer. None is genuine without the
TUADK-M AUK.
HTULLAIl OIL Issoldonly by weight, each can
containing five gallons of six and a half ihiiiuiU
each, thus securing to every purchaser full meas
ure. It Is the duly and interest of ull dealers and
consumers of llluiulnutlngntl to use the Ki l l, I, Alt
OIL only, because it atone is known to be safe und .
reliable.
9. All orders should be addressed to
jaiiii:x Jk CO.,
WHOLESALE A4E.NTS,
1!X South Front Street,
1 3 ly
Philadelphia. .
Try It.
Every person who la troubled with dyspepslu, .
debility, or tho disease consequent upon the
Spring chuugc,i)liould uae Kuhrer' Cherry To
ulo Bitters. It will Invigorate, reatora the ap
petite, and generally Improve the health. Try
It. For tale by F, Mortimer & Co., and the
torei generally throughout the United Btatee.