(S:i)C Scffcvsonian,
THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1866.
WWII STATE TICKET.
TOVL GOVERNOR,
Major General JOHN V. GEARY,
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
We leara that the Nazareth Uand, as
fisted by Professor Martin, contemplate
giving a Grand Concort in this place soon
Lcvanway, at his IJakcty Saloon.
is keeping steady pace with the times,
in securing for the public of Stroudshurg
and viciuity the good things of the sea
son. He keeps on hand, at all times, to
meet the demands of customers, the best
bread, the best cakes, the best fruits, the
best ice cream, the best mead, and cer
tainly the best ale, (Laucr's Heading) to
be found in this vrhole section of country,
and it pleases us to know that his capac
ity as a caterer is duly appreciated. For
anything in the cake and confectionery
line you cannot go amiss, if you go to Lc
vanway.
EST The Lady's Uook for August, is
already on our table, and a glance at it
contents but strengthens the opinionwe
formed and expressed of the Uook on the
receipt of the July number. The Toilet
of Death; in steel, is a perfect gem of the
Engraver's art, while the wood cuts repre
sentation of patterns, dresses, ice, the
gteel engraved colored fashion plate, the
music, the letter press and literary ex
cellence of the stories, poetry, &c, are
all in grand keeping with the high char
acter which the Book has alway3 main
taincd under Godey's -charge. Each
number contains a selection of valuable
Tecipes which alone arc worth double the
subscription price. Term? 53 per an
num in advance two copies 85.50. Ad-
lT" If every one would see what ener
gy rightly applied will do towards build
ing up a business, he has but to keep his
eye on McCarty's cabinet rooms for an
hour or two on almost any day of the
week, except Sunday. Unheralded he
came
among
us, a stranger, in the
spring, and we think we venture nothing
of veracity when we say that he ha3 sold
more furniture, of the best quality and
latest styles, and at more rcnumerative
prices, in the few months that have inter
vened since his arrival, than was sold in a
year belore by all the furniture shops in
town, ihe reason 13 covious. lie goes
into business with the right spirit, and
one cannot well call for an article in the cab
inet-ware lino but what he has it on hand,
or is prepared to get it in quicker time than
ihe Durchasers possibly could. We do
not write this as a puff of McCarty and
Lis establishment, for they do noticed it,
bat we throw it out as a hint through
which others may find the road to certain
gucces3.
Improvements.
AVe have neglected, heretofore, to no
tice the many valuable ana elegant im-
nrovementa which, are coins on in our
.borough.
3Ir. Peter Born is rapidly finishing
n three-story brick adjoining the bank
and Reuben Miller's residence, on the
lot purchased by him of Wm. S. Ileese,
thus filling up a vacancy which was an
evesore to all lovers cf neatness who
passed along that portion of Elizabeth-st
The building will be stuccoed and finish
ed in imitation of brown stone, and when
completed will, present a very imposing
appearance indeed. We observe that
friend Born has already so far completed
Lis front room on the first floor as to ven
Jure to settle in it with his Barber shop.
3Ir. John Kern is also pushing ahead
the three Lorv addition to the house pur
chased by him of Mr. Samuel Emery, on
Elizabeth-st. near the Pocono, adjoiuing
Dr. Jackson's residence. This improve
tnent is also of brick, and will be finished
for two private residences. When comple
ted it will prove quite an addition and
ornament to that end of the town,, and a
monument of Mr. Kern's liberality and
enterprise.
Mr. Charles B. Keller, is also pushing
bhead his new building on the lot pur
chased by him of James II. Walton, Esq..
and recently occupied by the Monroe
Democrat office. This building is also of
brick, will be stuccoed and finished with
brown front, with piazza over the first
floor, and will present a very neat and
imposing appearance when completed.
Mr. K. designs occupying the first floor
as a Boot," Shoe and .Finding Store, and
the remainder of the building as a resi
dence for his family.
The Phoenix Eire Company have not
yet commenced the building of their en
gine house, but preparations are active to
wecure its completion this fall. The
building is to be frame, two stories high,
and will be ornamented with cupalo, or
belfry. Its neatness and substantial chnr.
acter will reflect credit on the company
and prove a handsome addition to the por
tion of the town in which it is located.
The company have secured a lot opposite
the Court House and adjoining John Ed-
ingcr'8 property. The building will be
twenty by thirty feet on the ground, and
will embrace every convenience which ex
perience can suggest.
There are other improvement'1 cither in
course of erection or in contemplation,
but will we defer a notice of them to anoth
er time.
E3 We publish below the-proceeding?,
as handed to ua by the Secretary, of the
meeting held at the Court House, on Sat
urday evening last. It purported, in the
call, to be a meeting of patriots, pure and
undcfilcd, lovingfJL'rcsidcnt Johnson and
his policy only because of the peace which
the success of the latter would bring to
to the country, and the permanence it
would secure to republican institutions,
and hating the present office-holders of
this section, our amiable self among the
rest, because, as the call alleged, of their
only pretending to support the President.
That we might view, in all its glory, an
exhibition of patriotism thus foreshadow
ed, we attended the meeting. We found
there some who were Democrats and some
who were Republicans, but very few of
either or both combined. Some, we had
reason to believe, venerate the President
aud his policy, but the large majority of
the few present, we nxc satisfied, and so
arc they themselves, have greater love for
party and its emoluments than for any
thing else. We attended that we might
once more enjoy the blessed privilege of
seeing patriots labor with an eye single
to the best interests of the country, but
instead of that, we found the meeting
under the management of political fisher
men, not one of whom but a few months
ago, could mention Andrew Johnson's
name save in tones of contempt, but who
heartily engaged iu throwing their bait,
in hopes of catching a fish in shape of a
good, fat office. There was not a whimp
er about the President and his policy
not a word for the country nothing but
fishermen fishing lustily, in pursuance of
a plan concocted by a head which has not,
for some years at least, studied any thing
so much as how best to secure the office
dispensing and office-receiving leadership
of the Democracy of Monroe, without avail.
The attendance at the meeting did not
comprjze even a moiety of the friends
of the President in this section the
great majority of whom thought it better
to stay away from a meeting with so ir.
responsible apaternity,and in the proceed
ings of which not even half a dozen of
those present took part. We have heard
but one opinion expressed of the meeting,
and that is that it wa3 a farce and a failure
not because of the lack of Johnson spi
rit in this section of country, but of the
men who essayed to control it, and of the
uses to which they attempted to pros
titute it. Even its active participants
give unmistakable evidence that they arc
ashamed of it. The result of the meet
ing is but another evidence of the fact,
that even a popular cause, will lose its
prestige in the hands of men who are
prompted to act from selfish motives alone
The proceedings as handed in are not
exactly as they were had in the meeting
We may feel inclined to ventilate the
matter a little more fully some other
time.
communicated.
Pursuant to a call, a Johnson meeting
was held in the Court-House, on Saturday
evening last, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to meet the delegates from other
counties of this congressional district, who
are to select two persons to represent the
district in the National Uuion Convention
to be held in Philadelphia, August 14.
Ihe meetiDg was organized by the elec
tion of M. M. Burnet, Esq., Chairman;
Jj. II. Urake, ice-President ; and James
Carr, Secretary. 31. M. Burnet, James
Carr and C. II. Drake, were elected delc-
gates.
A Few Facts for Ladies.
It is seldom that a cosmetic commands
by its intrinsic merit a universal popular
ity. During the past ten years a hun
dred bogus preparations for the skin have
been foisted into the market by all of the
tricks of advertising, and every attempt
has been made to secure for them the
patronage of ladies. The device of claim
ing a European origin has been extensive
Iy used by the cosmetic manufacturers,
and they have often charged an exorbi
tant price for their articles, for the pur
pose of making them appear valuable.
In direct opposition to this mode of doing
business has the "Enamel of America'
been introduced to the notice of the la
dies of this country. The proprietors of
the "Enamel were satisfied with a good
profit on their preparation, and conse
quently have not been compelled to re
duce its price in order to secure patron-
ron
!ge.
A viit to the store of Drehcr
& Brother will convice the most fastid
ious that the "Enamel of America" is
really a preparation worthy of a trial at
least.
The city of Erie has a population of
twenty-three thousand, a million and a
half of dolla rs invested in manufactures.
and during the past year about one thou
sand buildings have beep erected.
EAID ON THE COTJNTERrEITEKS IN
NEW-YOEK.
FOUR MORE PARTIES UNDER. ARREST
TWO OTHER FACTORIES DISCOVERED
AND BROKEN Ur SEIZURE OF PRESS
ES, STEEL PLATES, ETC., TO THE VALUE
OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The efforts of the Government towards
the suppression of counterfeiting the Na
tional securities continue with unabated
2or. On Wednesday night the secret
.service ajrents acting under W. P. Wood,
Chief of the Secret Service Division, as
sisted by Uuitcd States Marshal Murray,
succeeded in arresting a young man by
the name of Thomas Wilson, whom they
suspectcd'of bein" concerned iu printing
the bogus fractional currency and other
all knowledge of the business, but upon
being informed by Chief Wood that his
eutirc operations had been watched for
a month past he made a full confession of
his guilt, and stated that he was ready to
turn over everything in his possession to
the Government authorities.
The capture in this case, consisted of
nine finely executed steel plates tor pnut
in fractional currency and ten dollar
greenback notes, five steel plates for man
ufacturing the long fifty cent Goddess
of Liberty stamps, a large quantity of
dies and rolls, and a portion ot a press
for nrintinir the snunous currency. Ihe
remaining portion of the press will be re
'covered by noon.
Another Hill Eroken Up.
The operation of the Secret Service
men had led them to suspect that an cs
tablishmcnt for the manufacture of the
counterfeit-money was located a short dis
tance out of the city, in the direction of
Long Branch, and they at once set about
its capture. Some adriot plans were laid,
but none were crowned with success un
til yesterday, when a descent was made
upou the suspected spot, and a hnerprint
in press than yet taken, was seized. In
addition to this, au elegantly executed
steel plate for printing the backs of the
Spinner head fifty cent note, was captur
ed ; also a large quantity of paper, mk,
rl'Lj and dyes. The stuff was all boxed
up, aud arrived in this cify last evening
A trunk, nearly filled with bogus money.
just ready for distribution, was alo seized
una brought to tins city. . J hey were al
placed in the hands of t-he U,uited States
Marshal, and the prisoner committed to
the County Jail.
The arrests in the city still continue.
Williara Wall, alias Wal Crosby, and
William, alias Charlie, Bartlett, were ta
ken iuto custody on warrants issued, on
charge of dealing in United States coun
terfeit National currency. They
committed to jail for examination.
were
The consternation among the counter
feiters is intense. Knowing themselves
to be guilty they arc not certain of secur
ity for one moment and they find all their
efforts to ;square the job" or buy off the
officers under Mr. ood to be most uu
successful. Thus far, eleven of the most
noted manufacturers of counterfeit Na
tional securities have been taken into
custody, and the amount of plates, press
es, dies, rolls and printing apparatus
seized coul J not be replaced by the coun
terfeitcrs for fifty thousand dollars.
The Atlantic Cable
It will be seen from intelligence iu
print this morning that the Great Eastern
has once more startcd on her importa'nt
mission in connection with the laying 0
the Atlautic Cable. The auspices have
been all cheering' Ihe splice of the ca
ble had been completed without difficulty
135 miles had been laid, and the signals
were perfect throughout. It would be
premature, however, to predict success
trorn these things. Last year the cir
cumstances attending the start of the
mammoth ship on her important voyage
were equally favorable, and yet the cntrr
prise came to grrcf. But the conditions
under which the attempt to lay the cable
is renewed this year diher from those 0
the previous attempts, and it is in tha
difference we see ground for hope that
this time success will crown thepcrscver
ingefibrts of those engaged in this mihty
undertaking. The lessons of experience
taught by past failures, have been turned
to profitable account, and every provision
which hnman foresight could make a-
gainst failnre has been adopted, bhoul
the anticipations of those now engaged in
laying the cable be realized, we may ex
pect to receive exciting news from New
foundland before the end of tho present
week. A. i. Iribune.
The Pennsylvania Resevea.
The surviving officers and privates 0
that fighting organization formerly known
as the Pennsylvania Reserves, have resolv
ed to form a permanent association to per
pctuate their fame to posterity. At a meet
ing held theotherday in Philadelphia, the
following resolution wus offered by Col.
II. lliddle Roberta, of the first Reserve
Regiment, and unanimously adopted.
Jlctofocd, That for the purpose of es
tablishing a permanent organization for
the division of the Pennsylvania Reserve
Corps, a convention be held at Lancaster,
on the 14th day of September, 18GG ; that
the said convention shall consist of three
delegates from each regiment, officers,
non-commissioned officers and privates, it
being distinctly understood that this
meeting i3 in no way to be perverted to a
political purpose, but solely for our joint
benefit and pleasure.
All the officers who shared the fortunes
of the Reserves arc invited to the mect-
in;
Stage Route Sold.
Dean, the veteran staler, has sold the
' t J 9
route between Port Jervis and Deckers to
James Cassiday, of Port Jervics, and II.
D. Rvder, of this County. Iheso crentlo-
men intend stationing several teams here-
and running an accomodation stago to
Port Jervis, for any of the trains. The
touto, stage. &c.. cost them S500 Mil
Word Herald.
The fag busine89 in Naw VnrL- nmminfa
to ?30)00,000 per annum,
ELECTRIClTY.
THE Ml)2T VALUABLE REMEDIAL AGENT
KNOWN IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS.
Di. Tobin (late) Proprietor of the Medi
cal and EleclrcpathicInslitute,No.27Bond-
eL, N. Y., begs leave to inform the inhabi
tants of btrcudsburg and vieinity, that he
has taken rooms at Marsh's Hotel (for two
weeks), where he can be consulted on all
furn3 of Chronic and Nervous disease, and
demonstrate to the afflicted that although
their case might have been considered incur
able yet, under the potent effects of the
Electropathic treatment, there is still hope.
Having used Llcctr.city m our practice tor
the last ten or twelve years, we, as a mat-
tor of course, .have had many cases which
have been considered hopeless, but in no
case nave we ever iatieu 10 anoru Tenei,
even if we did not succeed in perfecting a
cure, touch lias oecn tne case, aurmg me
past few weeks, in Easton, Belvidcre and
other places that we have viiied in compa
ny with Dr. II. T. Hyde, where we have
jriven and always fchall endeavor to give, en
re satisfaction. lou will undoubtedly
agree witn u as 10 me medicinal enecis
of Electricity ; but you will naturally ask
the question, how does it cure i In answer
we would say that it cures by aiding nature.
It equalizes the circulation, imparts new
life to the nervous powers ot the body,
strengthens the digestive organs, cnablmj
them them to perform their proper functions ;
in a word, it restores Harmony winch lo the
human system is Health, and the reverse of
which is disease.
It is no longer therefore a matter of experi
ment, lis medicinal powers have fur years
pnbt absorbed ihe attention of medical men
throughout the civilized woild. The Medical
Journals of Europe.as well as many in our own
country, invariably allude to it ad the great
Panacea", to be used in all distressing cas
es of Chronic and Nervou3 diseases. Dr.
Robert Remark, of the University of Ber
lin, Prussia, states that four hundred out o
six hundred cases (in hospital practice) were
restored to health m the thort Fpace ot six
weeks. These were Palsy, Atrophy of the
spinal cord, &c , &c, considered incurable,
Dr. uolding, siys it 13 the best t ennje Keg
ulator known, and when properly adminis
tercd never fails to excite .Mrnstration.
Wo might here refer to -many other au
thors, but, at the present time, do not consider
it necessary. Suffice it tj say, that, in Incip
ient Consumption, Bronchial Affections,
Liver and Kidney diseases anl tho whole
catalogue of Female complaints, such as Lu-
corrhea, Prolapsis, Scc, &c , we have met
with great success. In Paralysis, Epilepsy
and Corea, Deafness, Amaurosis, &c, &c.
we rarely over tail to perfect a cure. Ia
Debility, Weakness, Di?pcp?ia, Constipation,
lUiil hetvy feelings in the Head, Dizziness
Lots ot Memory, reuralgia, Rheumatism
&c, &-C, a cure in every case is almost cer
tain. In Impolcncy, Spermatorrhoea, and
other diseases, resulting from a S'philitic
taint, our method of treatment will succeed
after everything else has failed. "Catarrh,
that loathsome disease that destroys the
Happiness of so many, wc have made a
specialty of, in connection with the treat
mem oi cancer, ana nave curej caes o
from 20 to 30 years &tiucing. During the
past three ycar9 we removed and cured a
great m.iny Cancers, without causing pain
or loss of blood. We can show numerous
testimonials to that effect. For further in
formation coll nt our rooms.
Tho Rev. Mr. Kelsey of Xew York say
(in a late card received from him) "Dr. Tobin
has lately removed a Cancer from Mr. Kel
sev's mouth of years standing. We have
known Dr. Tobin for yea re, whilst in the
city of Hartford, where he has made many
remarkable euros. Dr. Tobin is a graduate
and a gentleman of excellent moral worth."
Ciiaklfs Kclsey, Xo. 3 Willet-st., N. Y.
Pastor of the Methodist Episco'l Church
U illet-frtreet.
Dr. Paino, of Philadelphia, says "Dr. To
bin s method oftreatmg Cancer and Catarrh
iervous Anecuons, occ, etc., will never
fail to be successful. Dr. Tobin is a Gradu
ate and a Gentleman we can endorse.
MVm. Paine, M. D."
Dean of the Philadelphia University 9th
below Locust.
In conclusion we would say those desir
ing Ireatment should not .delay.
C. Tobin, M. D.
The Cholera.
There seems to be a good reason to be
licvc that the cholera is fairly established
in Xew York and its vicinity. During
the week ending on Friday evening last,
seventy-five cases were reported in that
city. Of these, upon examination, four
teen were declared genuine, and of them
eight proved fatal a very large per cent
age of mortality. In Brooklyn there were
nineteen deaths, from the same disease,
between the 8th and the 20th. In all
these instances the victims were said to
be living in the worst possible condition
to ward away the visits of the pestilence.
The sanitary condition of Xew York can
not be very satisfactory. The deaths last
week reached the enormous number of
one thousand and eighty-three, being
about do-ible the usual summer rate ol
mortality. On Hart's Island among the
army recruits, it is said that the deaths
have been many, so much that quite a
panic exists upon the subject. In Phil
adelphia the return of tho Board of
Health shows an increase in the number
of deaths, as is natural in consequeucc of
the oppressively hot weather of the week,
which produced many deaths from sun
stroke and exhaustiou, but our coudition
in a sanitary point of view is much better
thau that of our ucighbor, and if we keep
our streets clean and are prudent in our
conduct wo may hope to escape the worst
influences of the scourge. Inquirer. " -
By the late "treaty with tho Choctaw
and Chickasaw Indians they covenant that
slavery shall never exist among them,
and in consideration of tho sum of S300,
000 cede to the Gove-nment tho territory
west of the niiiety-eigth degreo west long
itude, known as the least district, and
obligato themselves to bestow upou all
persons of African descent, resident in
tho Nations, and their descendents, all
the rights, privileges and immunities, in
cluding the right of suffrage, of citizens,
also givo them each forty acres ol land on
tho same terms as the Choctawa and
Chickasaws.
The serious charge made against Gen.
Kilpatrick, Minister to Chili, of introduc
ing a woman of more than doubtful rep
utation ju(o the best society in Valparaiso,
thus brioging disgrace upon tho Ameri'
can name, has been investigated by the
State Department, and the scandal proves
to have no foundation iu fact.
Names of Places.
Bro. Badcock of the New Brunswick
rcdonian, gives the following informa
tion about the names of some places in
Warren county, X. J., beginning with
Manunka Chunk:
This station is named after a noted In
dian Hill in the immediate vicinity. The
name should be spelled Penungauchung,
the original and correct authography hav
ing been corrupted into the meaningless
words Manunka Chunk!
Paha nu am, the present name of the
township in Xew Jersey on the opposite
side of the Delaware from the Kittatinny
House, was named after an Indian village
situated on what is now Andrew Ribble's
farm, the true authography of which was
Pahaunualono !
What is now know as Ailamucty in
-'. ...
Warren county, is a corruption upon the
Indian word Alutmvchyhokkin I
Thus do the original aud often expres
sive aboriginal names disappear from
the memory and the record.
Ktttatinnu is the Indian name ot a
mountain, or rather series of them, and
means no end tho Indians doubtless sup
posing there was uo end to the range ot
mountains to which they attached the
name.
Tennessee is once agaiu practically in
the family of the Union, with all the
honors due to her station as a btate re
constructed and jiow one of the govern
ing powers of the Republic. Both Houses
of Congress have according to the joint
rule agreed upon early in the session con
currently resolved that Tennessee is again
entitle.! to uniteu c-tates senators ana
Representatives.
The Soldiers.
A call, signed by four hundred soldiers
aud sailors, all citizens of Lancaster city,
has just been published in the Lancaster
papers, for a meeting to be held in that
city, favorable to the election of Gen
Geary. The "boys in blue," generally
throughout the fetate, are for Geary.
Last Tuesday, iu Chicago, one bakery
alone turned outin one day, 15,000 low cs
of bread.
Special Notices.
o
The Scracton Book Bindery.
A complete Book Bindery has been
started in connection with the Scranton
Republican. Orders left at this office wil
be promptly forwarded and returned as
soon as finis bed.
A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, while rosi:din in Smith A
incric.i asa missionary, discovered a ?afe and
simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases of the U
rinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious liabiis. Great numbers hate been
already cured iy this nolle remedy. Promp
ted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and un
fortunate, I will fend the recipe for prepar
ing and-usinj this medicine, in a sealed en
velope, to any one who needs it, Free oi
Cnarge.
Please inclnse a post-paid envelope, ad
dressed to yourself.
Address. IOSEPII T. INMAN,
Station D. B;ble House,
March '20, 1SG6.-Iy. New York City.
.
THE CREATE ST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
FARMERS, FAMILES, AND OTHERS
can purchase no remedy equal to Dr.
Tobias' Venitian Liniment for dysentery,
colic, croup, chronic rheumatism, sore throats
toot hache, sea sickness, cuts, burns, swell,
ing-?, bruises, old sores, headache, musqu.to
bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back, &.C.
If it does ni)t pive relief the mony will be
refunded. All that is asked is a trial, and
use it according to the directions.
Dr. Tobias. Dear Sir: I have used your
Venitian Liniment in my family for a num
ber of years, and believe it to be the best
article for what it is recommended that I
have ever used. For sudde'n a:tr.ck of
croup it is invaluable. I hare no hesitation
in recommending it for all the uses it pro
fesses to cure. I hive sold it Tor many
years and it gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. H. TRIMNER,
Qnakertoicn, A. J., May 8, 1SGG.
Price, 40 and SO cents. Sold by all Drug
gists. Office, 51 Courtlandt-ftrcet, Npw
Vork. July 12, lSGG.-lm.
tr v"" everywhere to sell our im
proved $20 sewing Machine. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large commis
sions paid. The only machines sold in the
United States for less than 5? 10, which
ruefully licensed by Howe, Wheeler
& Wilson, Grovcr &. Baker, Hinder
Si. Co., and ltachclJcr. All other cheap
machines are infringements and the seller
or user are liable to arrest, fine, and
imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or
call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
or Chicago, III. January 4, 16GG.-ly.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread di.
sease Consumption is anxious to make
known to his fcllow-sufierers the means ot
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
of tho prescription used (free of charge,) w ith
the directions for preparing and usin the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
i.onsumptiov, Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds
Covuiis, and all Throat and Lung Affec
tions. The only object of tho advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the
aMictod.and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable ; and ho hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will
pleaso address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, -Williamsburgh,
Kings County,
New Vork
January 4, 18GG.-ly.
COA A MONTH Agents wanted for
r?vv six entirely new articles, just out.
Address O. T. OAREY. City Building, Bid
deford, Maine, January 4, lSGG.-'ly.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
aKjrvous Debility, Premature Decay, and .all
tne enects ot youinmi muiscreuon, win, ior
the sake of suffering humanity, send freeta
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
adverriser's experience, can do so by ad
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
January 4, I860. Iy,
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail (free
of charge), by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN
831 Broadway, New York.
January, 4, 18GG. ly.
ITCH ! ITCH I ITCH! '
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
Wheaton's Ointment
Will Cure ISie Itch iu 4S Hours.
AIscuresSALTRIIEUM,CIIILBLAlNS
and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
Price 50 cent. For sale by all druggists.
By sending 50 cents to WEEKS &. POT
TER, Sole Agents, 170 Washington street.
Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, iree ot
postage, to any part of the United States.
June 7, lbOG-lyr.
.
TRANSFORMATION !
The superstitions of antiquity are only "food
for laughter" at the present day, and yet
this is an aje of
Minuses,
accomplished with the aid cf science.
Fcr
example: grey, sandy or red hair is
to the richest conceivable black or brown,
by a simple application of
CRISTAD0R0 S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, G As
tor House, New-York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied by all Hair Drcs.-ers.
July 12, lSGG.-lm.
THE AMERICAN CCGKISti STOVE
Is rnr.nufdcturcd with cerlain improvements
secured by letters patent, under date of May
5, 1SG:J, and December 5, 16G5. One of
these improvements covers the arrangement
of fitting a portable ash pan in the hearth of
a Cooking Stove, to receive the a:-hes as it
pisses down from the grate. All persons
are cautioned against manufacturing, vend
ing or usiii"1 other Stoves made in imitation
of the American, as suits have been com
menced for infringement of these patents,
and all persons ma nu'acturing, selling or us
ing said imitatio7;, will be liable fur dama
ges for infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD &, CO.,
17 and 10 Green St.,
Albany, N. V.
The American is for sale by
FLORY & BROTHER.
Strovdsrurg, Pa.
June 14, ISGG.-Gm.
PURIFY THE Bf-.OGP If the
blood be pure ihe body which is formed from
and by the Llood cannot be diseased. But
iftherc.be in any part of the hotly ary af
fection, such as a boil or ulcer, even a Lrnrsc,
the blooJ circulating through thit parttakc
up impure matters from the local b flection
and carries it into ihe general system. This
is the cause of often sudden death to persons
of full habit afflicted with toils and ulcers,
and who use no medicine; the matter gets
into the circulating system and chokes up
the fine blood vessels which supply the brain
with vitality, and life ceases as if
I2'r-l! ty Lightning
Now, this can le rcmcJied.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
talons all impure matters from the circula
tion, and save the general health, soon curing
local affections als;. BRANDRETH'S
PILLS protect from tedious times of sickness
and often save. life. Sold by all Druggists.
July 12, lSGG.-lm.
REASONS WHY THH
AtiERiCAK WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS.
IS THE BEST.
1i is r.mJe on the best piinciple. Its frame is com
posed of SOLID PLATES. NOj trran interfoic with
the harmony of Us working and no niJJen s-hock can
damage Its machinery. Every piece is rnatie and fin
ished bT machinery (itself famous for Us i.oveliy, as
well as for its effectiveness) and is Iherefoie properly
made. The wMoh is what all mechanism should b
ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMI
CAL Except some high grades, too costly for gener
al ne, foreign watches air chiefly made ty women
hi i.l boys. Such watches are composed of severs
hundred pieces, screwed and liveted together, An rc-.
quire constant repairs to keep them in awy Kind of
ordei. Ail persons who have carried aucres,''Ie
ines"nd " English Patent Levers.", are peifectlv wei
aware of ihe tiuth cf this st iletuent.
Al the beginning of our enterprise, moie than t
years ago, it w as our fii st object to in ike a thorov
ly good low-priced watch far the million, to lake ln
place ot these foreign impositions the tefuse of tor
eign factories which were entirely unsaleable at
home aud peifecily worthless everywhere.
How well we have aceomplied this may be nu
derstood from the fact, that aPer so many years cf
trial, we now make MORE Tit AN l)NE-HLFOF ALL
the watches scldinthe umied statss,
and that au other have ever givea sucU unversl suU
ltfortion. Waiie this department o( cj,r business K
continued w Uh increased aci!iues for yei (ect w oik,,
wearcul pre.-eM engaged in the mauufactuieojw itch
eaofthe HIGHEST SHADE KNOWN TO CURO.NOs.
METRY, uueqihtitd by anything hitherto made by our
selves, unsurpassed by anything made in the world.--For
this purpose we have ihe amplest facilities. We.
have erected an addition K our main building"! ex
pressly for this branch of our business, and have fiiled
it with the b3t w.o,fc.inen in our service. New in
chines and appliances have been constructed, which,
perform. their work with consummate delicacy
exactuts. The choicest and most approved inateii
als only are used and w e challenge comparison be
tween this trade of our work and the finest imported
chronometers. We do not pretend to etl our w atehes
!or Jess m,ney Vjan foreign watches, but we do ei'
w itho it tear of contradiction that for the same money
our product is incomparably superior. All our w U b
s, of whatever grade, are fully warranted and this
w arrantee, is good at all times against us or our sent
in all parts of the world.
CAUTION. The public are cautioned tc
buy only of respectable dealers. All persons selling
counterfeits will be prosecuted.
R0BBINS & APPLET0N,
AOEXTS FOU THE AMERICAN WATCII C0I
l'AXY.
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