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THURSDAY, J ANTJAEY 23, 18C8.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR PRE
pirtion, island at home u"nd abroad, a real
Hair Restorer or Dressing (in one botlle).
Mrs. S. A. A I."
leh'h Improved new xtyle) Every
gist sells it. Price One Dollar.
drug-
DONATION.
the friends aud congregation
of the
Presbyterian
Turroae civiai
rimrcli of StrouJsbarjr,
- their pastor, Kcv. 13. S
Kreritt, a donation visit, at the Parson-
act on Thursday, January 30th, 1868,
afternoon and evening.
The public generally arc coriially in
itel to attend.
Lectures.
. course of Lectures is to be delivered
at the Court-IIou?e, in this borough, un
der the auspices of The Young Men's As
ociation of the Presbyteriaa Church, iu
aid of the fuud for the erection of a Fpirc
upon the new Presbyterian Church edi
fle. now in course of erection.
The services of the following gentle
men have been secured :
Her. II. S. Kvcritt, who will lecture on
Tuesday evening, the 28th inst., upon the
aubject of 44 My Neighbor."
Tuesday, February 4. 186S. A. Reeves
Jackson, M.I. Subject " A Summer
Cruise ia the Mediterranean."
Tuesday, February 11, 186S. h. W.
lirodhcad. Esq. Subject 4 The Mini
fink and Its Karly People."
Tuesday, February 13, 1?C3, A. R.
Jackson, M D. Subject " Egypt and
the llly Land."
Monday, February 24, 1SC3, S. Holme?,
jr., Esq. Subject 44 Curiosities of
Language."
The Committee on Lectures have se
cured the Court House for the purpose,
as being more convenient of access than
the old Presbyterian Church, where lec
lures lnvc formerly been delivered; and
Live fixed the rrice of admission, in or-
.?r tn enable all to attend, at the low
rate of 2." cents or tl.00 for the course
Poors oren at 7 o'clock, r. m. Lec
tare to commence at 7J o'clock, p
M.
The Rev. Mr. Davidson will lec
'turt in the Court House, on Thursday,
January COth, on the Temperance Ques
tion. Mr. Davidson is lecturing as the
Agent of the Good Templars, and is en
deavoring to organize societies in their
interest His lecture will be interesting
I. S. Case has beenappointed
Postmaster at Tobyhanna Mills, vice Si
mon Gruber, resigned.
jjgu The Heirs of the estate of Wayne
"O. Drake, deceased, on Thursday last,
IG:h inst., sold the dwelling house and
bt, situate en Main Street, in this bor
ough, to Silas S. Drake, for S2.225. AI
po the Farm, situate in Cherry Valley,
f j Amos La Par, fur $5,733.
VuF The French Emperor has come so
far down from his high catholic throne as
to grant a reception at the palace, on a
week aoy, to the managers of the English
and American Bible Society. He ssid
he was both surprised and gratified to
-learn that the Pible had been translated
iuto 170 languages. His ftttt were al
"ways held on Sunday.
tfs- The inhabitants of the islands
of
Hi. Thomas and St. John's have had an
lection on annexation to the United
' State, and vote I almost unanimously t
come with us. This is all very flattering
to us, but the poor, innocent creatures.
who so confidingly throw themselves into
'the arms of Uncle Sam, will find that
-lie cannot stav the earthquake nor the
a
ea, and that the elements will still hold
-dominion over them and their wonderful
'ports and barbers. Their case reminds
-us of the man who put a heavy mortgage
yn his bouse so it could not blow overl
1& Stanton is Secretary of War, and
""has been for some days, and yet there is
no war, although many have expected it
would come ere this.
The republicans of Northampton coun
ty met at Easton, on Monday la?t, and
electjftd delegates to the Stale Convention
and expressed themselves strongly in fa
vor of Grant and Curtiu for the Presi
dency and Vice Presidency.
Judge Maxwell addressed the conven
tion dcGuing himself as a friend of Grant
and Curtin for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency.
Judge Maxwell then moved that Wil
son II. Hildebrandt, John Percaw, of
Easton, Geo. Moyer, South Eanoa, John
A. Laubach, of Alien, and Richard Cam
den of Upper Mt. Bethel be elected
conferees to meet at Stroudsburg, and
nominate a delegate to the National Con
tention. Carried.
The 24th of February has been -set for
the aecond trial of John II. Surratt.
The regular army of Mexico ia to be
18,000 men hereaUer, and i t.ett SI .
w pe r a o n u n.
The Fenians.'
The Fenians are giving the Uritisb
Government almost us much trouble as
Mexico gave to Napoleon HI., with this
difference; the Pritiah are in the ruidst
of their difficulties whilst .the I reuch
were away from theirs. England is in a
;rr,etual scare; suspects ill, because
she deserves it every thing that is bad
is laid to the charge of the Fenians. Wc
fear their tremor will lead them into
trouble with foreign nations. The Cable
pays Geo. r. Train, a promincnt citizen
of our couutry, was nabbed by the au
thorities as soon ss he touched Pritish soil,
few davs aco. Now the American
people arc not going to stand any sue!
insult. No matter what views Mr Train
expressed iu this couutry in regard to
Fcuiuuisni he must not be arrested for
that in another country. If this is inter
national law, who of our prominent men
would dare to leave his own country on
business or pleasure? No, no, Johnny
Pall, you are too much scared and are
acting with very great impropriety You
had better put jourself in some safe place
till you can collect your ideas and cowe
to yourseit again, it you continue in
your present excitement you will very soon
deserve the mad-house and an unaccustoin
ed coufinement. Greek lure, explosive
letters, powder kegs and the lika are sub-
lects too powerful for your unstrung
nerves just now, O, Johnny Pull!
RT.LKASE Or MR. TRAIN'.
London, Jan. 21 Evening. Geo.
F. Train was discharged from arrest at
Cork this morning. He has pent the fol
lowing despatch to his friends in Ameri
ca: 44 I have just been released on inter
vention of Mr. Adams, and have brought
suit against the British Government for
one hundred thousand pduuds damages.
(Signed)
' Orotic! e Francis Train.'
For the Jr7eronian.
At a late meeting of the Presbytery of
Newton, held at Plairstown, N. J., to
consider what could be done in behalf of
the Blairstown Presbyterial Academy,
the following preambles aod resolutions.
were adopted, and the clerk waa directed
to forward copies for publication to the
Warren and Sussex County papers, the
I rithyterian and Stic York Observer,
and such other papers as the frienda of
the Institution might designate:
WncREAS. The eaueeef Christian ejuca-
tio-i has met with a s;vera los at Blairs
town, N. J., by the recent burning of B;air
Hall erected and placed undr the care
of the Presbytery of" Newton by John I.
BUir, Fq. And
Whereas, The founder or this Institute,
which has been greatly blessed and prosper
ed, no generously proposes, not only to
rebuild the boarding-house on an enlarged
and improved plan, but also to add another
budding lor Academic pnrpos-a, requiring
an outlay of some .S3(),0(H); both of which,
with several acres of valuable land, he ia
about to present to tfji? I'reytery : and
Whkreah, Besides all this, the ?ame libe
ral donor, by whose mintticent gifts to
Princeton and Lafayette Col eges, the eons
of the ministers of ttiis Presbyt:ry who pre
pare at the Illairrtown Academy m-iy pap
through the entire curriculum ol study at
eiiher of tho; colleges tuition free, now pro
poses to endow this Inlit-ition with al
least $10,000 the interest, of w hich ia to
go lowards the education of the son of the
ministers nt'this Presbytery, thciefore
iwterf, That Presbytery, greatly ac
knowledging the good ha ml of G td in thiv
pnterpriw, do hereby tender taMr. BUir
thrir nsoit hearty thanks for his r.oble gen
erosity. Ixesnlrcff, That as the worthy and es
teemed Principal of this Indilution, Mr. S
S, Steven, In-, by thi cahmify, lot near
ly all that he had ol tho world's good,
amounting to some fiur or fire tbo.smd;
dollar, it becomes t'je da'y of the ehurclte
ot this Prfbytery and of ib friendu of
thorough Christian education, cheerful ly o
come kirwar.'l and relieve him trom his creat
-mt3rra-rncnt!, without delay.
To this eri Presbytery would recora
mend the following or soma similar plin
moflincd as cireutn-tinccs may require:
Let the pastors of the different church
es real tl)ce resolutions, or state the
substance of them from their pulpits on
the next Sabbath after they are received
or so poon thereafter as is practicable, am
appoint committees fo canvass the con
gregations, thus affording the people an
opportunity to render the desired relief.
DCBitica intracy, ueauiug anu provisiont
of every kind are specially needed, a;
these were nearly all consumed by the fire,
and the Principal has not the n:ans to
replace thetn.
A3 cuixcu.' oi Diairstown anu vi
cinity follow up Mr. Pb-r'a liberality by
tr .1 .
onering 10 ao trie reaming requisite to
place on the ground all the materials for
the construction of the buildings: it was
desired by Jlr. Blair, and. thought by
those present to be the Ica-t that Prcsby
ery could with propriety do, to testify
their appreciation of the magnificent gift
placed in their hands, that they should
inrnish the rooms with all articles of
heavy, permanent character, which are to
remain in the buildings, and. with them
become the property of the Presbytery.
Thus churches, families and individuals
may furnish one or more rooms, such as
they may designate. Donations for this
purpose are greatly needed, immediately
to iurnifch rooms in Mechanics Hall
which will be occupied by the school uu!
til about the Jst of August next, when
the new buildings will be completed and
the furniture removed to them.
Py order of Presbytery.
MYRO.V Uahrm-T. T,lrL 1
i j.-m.a. , lor
tSr No Medicine ever appeared with
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stronger vouchers tor its general ana
substantial excellence than the Peruvian
yrup. Invalids, especially those suffer-
i ? .." - '-" i " .1,1
lng IrOin ayspcpl ur uuumijr, suuuiu
send to J. P. Dinsmore, CC Dey street,
New York, for a pamphlet (seut free),
concerning this remarkable remedy. ,
r Health Giving Wine. -.
Some' time since Mr. A. Speer of Pas-
saic.
N. J , presented us with a bottle ol
his Port Grape me. In our turn, we
presented it to a friend who was in feeble
health.. After giving -the wine a few
trials, our friend , assures us he derived
marked benefit from its use. We fiud
that many invalids in this city are using
Sneer's Port Grape Wine with the same
bcneBcial results.
Druggists keep it.
.
Iu Cincinnati during 1867 there were
3,035 deaths; the losses by Ere wera 31,
000,000, 8500,000 mora tban the msu
ranee, and the city expenses were $2,
883,421 71.
The municipal election in Allegheny
held on the 17th inst.. resulted in the
election of the Uuion Republican nomi
nees for Mayor and Director of the Poor
Poth branches of the City Couacil wil
be largely Republican.
Seven and one quarter pounds is
weight of aa Oregon potato.
the
. . Tie Pardon Report.
Gov. Gear has prepared and publish
cd a message defending his exercise o!
the pardoning power. This paper, which
is entirely too long for publication, ex
hibits the special facts in the case of each
pardon, and repeals the fact that in every
instance petitions hive been signed which
almost always included the name of the
Judge before whom the prisoner was tried,
the prosecutor, the District Attorney,
praying for Executive clemency. As a
rule we observe that the county officers
seem to have a propensity for attaching
their signatures to such papers. This re
port shows fifty-two pardons granted in
18G7 by Gov. Geary being a less annual
average than the records prove against
Governors Curtiu, Packer, Piglcr, Wm.
F. Jcbnsoa, ihuok, Kitner or Porter.
A Temperance Convention for the State
of Pennsylvania will be held at Harris
burg, beginning on Tuesday, the 18th
day of Feb. ISO, at 10 o'clock A. M.
and to continae at bog as it finds busi
ness or matter for lis consideration ! Ar
rangements hav been made with most
of the Railroad couipanies to furnish de
legates or representatives of tne various
Temperance organizations with fret re
turn tickets, making half fare to all such
"All Churches, Colleges, and Acade
uiies, all Temperance Societies, Divisions
of tons of lemperance, Temples of Hon
or, and Temperance, Lodges of Good
Templars, County Societies auxilary to
the Uuion and all other friendly societies
are requested to have themselves repre
1 1 Jll
seuieu oy sucn nuuioer oi ueiegates as
they may choone."
Our State Legislature did nothing last
week worthy of remark. Several days
were spent by the House m discussing the
Johnson and Stanton business, resolution!
applauding the latter and General Grant
being finally adopted by a party vote.
fieneral illiam v . Irwin, of Peaver
county, was elected State Treasurer by
the
Legislature last week, over William
V. McGrath, of Philadelphia, the Demo
cratic candidate. This result has been
apparent since the election of all the pro
mincnt Legislative officers from east of
the mountains. Gen. Irwin is a man o
ability and experience, and We think wil
make a good Treasurer.
. .!
A couple in Oregon got tired of living
together, and mutually signed a paper
whicn they drew up tor themselves
ithe wife giving her " beloved husband i
lu.I divorce, aud wishing him all the hap
ptness he could get," and the husband
giving his wife " a little rat colored
uvjle."
The report of Commissioner Wells puis
our annual national expenses at $150,-
000,009 for .ordinary purposes, ?130,000,-
000 for the interest of the public debt,
1 r.iii ibjuk s .
ana oo,uvim;uu lor the reduction of its
principal. He say3 the United States is
the only nation that is materially reduc
ing its public debt or its taxes, and the
ouiy one able to pay its debt within
limited period.
Officers of the Legislature.
The following arc the officers of the
Pennsylvania Legislature' for the present
session :
Senate Speaker, James T. Graham,
ol Allegheny; Clerk, Geo. W. Ham
tacrsely; Assistant Clerks, Lucius Hog
ers, Fred. fl. Praggins; Transcribing
Clerks, Michael Pcilly, Wm. E. Prownc,
liucnercr imams, wm. U. Uauslcr
Peter J. Conyne ; Sergeant at arms, Wm
A. Kuport; Aes't do., Maj. L. G. Mc
Laully, James W. Curry; Messenger.
nooert rjtiarp; Ass t Messenger, A. P.
M'lcan; Doorkeeper, Ethel Fuller.
Ilout-e Speaker, E. V. Davis, of
Philidelphia; Clerk, James L. Selfridge.
Northampton; Assistant Clerk, Edward
G. Lee, Philadelphia; Sereant at arms
Captain Casper Gang, Allegheny; Assist
ants, W. J.-Woods. Israel K. Pavou
John McUonncll. Robert Johnson; Post
master, A. 31. Henry; Assistant. James
Penrose; Doorkeeper, J. H. Hall: Mes
sengers, James McCar.dy, Parrett Prows,
. uemphiil. T. Uishop: Transcrib nir
ClerksFrederick 3IcGec . t;eorro A
PackoveD, Keuben Pcrand. John T.
Keasey. Wm. A. Nichols .
w 0 i
General Meade seems determined to do
lis duty whether it ploapes the President
not.
Payard Taylor finds living cheap in
Venice. A cup of tea at a first-class res
taurant costs but four cents, and a good
dinner with wine forty cents. Put this
nvolves extravagant luxury. Urcad, usn,
and fowls, cooked, may be bought for a
trine, and roasted pumpkins seeds, more
palatable to somo people than almonds,
. .... . .
are sold in the streets at marvellously low
rates, and eaten iu large quantities.
-The Jia ft anion Journal of Clearfield
says: lu consequence ot the suauen ais
appearance of the snow, last week, all
timber operations ceased, and at present,
the prospect for jrcttins-out nnv thinjr
. a
like the usual quantity i3 rather proble
matical.
Parental Persecution.
A most Revolting Dtvdopcment. ; Ec"
-ccntly, in the city of Paterson, the father
and mother ol a young woman named
Mary Carr, undertook to compel her to
marry a young man named Hays, whom
thev had selected for her husband. She
objected to the mate selected for her, and
her mother then hit upon the plan ot aa
ducting and confining her in an out-of-the-way
place, until she should relent.
In the carrying out of this plan she was
assisted by Hays; but the girl finally
made her escape, and the father, mother
and "lot er" were all brought, last, week,
before the Passaic County Court, where
they were duly convicted and punished
for their criminal persecution of the poor
girl.
The evidence on this trial showed on
the part of the mother an utter destitu
tion of womanly feeling as well as com
mon decency. In connection with Hays,
she hired several Paterson loafers to ab
duct the girl from Lodi, and to this end
she was drugged. They took her tola
tcrgon and kept her in a close room, but
the girl still holding out against them,
they resolved, on the second day after
her capture, to get Hays into the room,
with her, under the pretense that he was
druuk. This was accomplished by the
mother and stepfithcr, who, having cn
ticcd the daughter into a room with Hays,
locked the door upon the young couple
Until 4 o'clock the following morning the
girl struggled with Hays, and then es
caped. Her stepfather having risen for
the day, she went into her mother's bed
and soon fell asleep, but the mother then
called Hays and put him into the bed
with her. The girl again awoke, and, af
ter a struggle, escaped back to her prison
room, from which she fled in the even
ing. The prisoners coolly pleaded good
intention in forcing the girl to marry the
man of their choice. Put the plea was
too ridiculous to merit a moment s atten
tion. The jury promptly condemned
them, leaving the Court to administer the
proper punishment.
The eighth of January banquet at
Washington, at which A. J. and five
hundred guests were present, did not ter
minate so harmouiously as was repre
sented, but ended in a genuine row.
Wine and whisky flowed freely, hence
we are told that Gen. Ed. McCook, min
ister to the Sandwich Islands, and an edi
tor of a Johnson paper in Washington,
had an altercation, when canes were ener
getically used and blood flowed more or
less. The parties were finally csparated
without serious damage to cither.
The
Legislature
of Ohio, on Tues
day. elected A. G. Thurman, democrat.
to the L. S. Senate, tosucceed, ou the 4th
of March, 1G!, the Hon. Pen. Wade.
Vallacdigham, the Martyr, was the antag
onist of I'hurrnan, but the latter beat him
in the democratic caucus more than two
to one. This decision lays Vallandigham
pretty effectually upon the shelf.
Internal Revenue Decisions.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has rendered the following decisions :
A mortgage, securing $100 or less, is
not subject to a ftamp duty ; but the li
ability of the bond or note, which is evi
deuce of the amount secured, is the same
as if there were no mortgage. The ne
cessary stamp may, however, be, affixed
to the bond or to the mortgage. Section
1G0.
The position of treasurer in the organ
ization of Odd Fellows or Free Masons or
any other similar organization is not an
office within the meaning of the statute.
Pond given by the persons holding buch
positions are therefore, not subject to a
dollar stamp each as bonds "for the exe
cution or performance of the duties" of
an office, but to a twenty-fire cent stamp
only, as a bond not othenwise charged in
Scheiulo P.
Any person who has a capital 0 in his
name cannot be President of the United
States. Sec the number of great states
ncn who have been bsaten as candidates:
George Clinton, Charles C. Pinckney.
le Witt Clinton, Willian H. Crawford,'
Henry Clay, Lewis Cass, John C. Fre
mont, John C. Preckenridge, George P.
McClellan, ("and other names.) J. C. Cal
houn, Simon Cameron, J. J. Crittendeu,
S. P. Chase. S. Calfax and othar-i.
The Maine Farmer recommends coun
try ladies to take a medium sized pump-
Kin seed, carelully cut out the meat on
the under side, put a narrow strip of fur
around the ed"e, and fasten the string to
the sides, and they will have a bonnet in
the pink of fashion. The broad end of
the bonnet should be worn in front to
keep off the sun aud wind.
During the short term of Mr Kcmble,
as State Treasurer, three years, the debt
of Pennsylvania has been reduced uearly
5-000,000, and this too when the
war and other expenses, were necessarily
arge. ; . :
' Mr. ICenible estimates an excess of 81,.
600,000 over our expenditures duriog the
coming year. As this is a much larger
excess than is required necessary and
wiec to collect he urges a repeal of the
three mill tax on personal property, bonds.
mortgages and moneys at interest, except
the bonds snd mortgages issued by cor-
One of the Japanese now performing in
Norwich, who belongs to a religious sect
in his native country tha,t obliges him to
indulge in a meal of live coals twice a
week Thursdays aud 'Sundays enter,
tained a small party at the Wauregan
House oo Sunday evening by the perform
ancc of this singular religious rite. lie
cut up some pine wood and put it in the
stove, and, after it was well charred, took
it out in pieces of nbout half an inch
square ana two incnes loug, and ate it
down as though it had been confectionery.
Obituaiy.
New York, Jan. 17. John Jacob As
tor died in this city this morning in the
sixty-fifth year of his age.
.
James Puchanan is in his seventy-fourth
year.
Thaddcus Stevens is so weak as to reqnire
two stout men to carry biui up the ttep:
of the Capitol, to his seat in the House.
It is suggested to unite Pennsylvania
and New Jersey by a bridee across the
Delaware, between Philadelphia and Cam
den.
. Philadelphia, Jan. 16. To-day the bus
band of Mrs. Lucy Graham entered the
room where she was mursinjr her sick
mother and shot his wife through the
head. He then delivered himself into
custody. He allegod as. a reason that she
had reDcatedly tried to poison him.
She is fatally wounded.
Every Republican paper in Northern
Pennsylvania, is out lor lion. u. A. lrow
for the Vice Presidency. The Pittsburg
Gazette, aud other influential journals in
the central and western counties also re
gard him favorably. If the candidate i
to be taken from Pennsylvania Mr. Grew
is the best man named, or to be named
in our iudiiuaeot. lie cau be trusted un
der all circumstances, and his public scr
vices entitle him to distinguished consid
eration at the hands of the people.
A cunning trick was performed in New
ark, i. J., on Iriday last. A man pre
tended to be drunk slipped and fell agains
a store window, breaking a large pane of
glass. He declared he had no money to
pay for the damage, when he was search
ed by the propevtcr, and a l.uudred dol
lar Din ioumi in his pocket, l his was
immediately changed 81 2 being retain
for damages, and $88 banded to the
inebriate, who staggered off and was soon
lost sight of. The S100 bill was subse
quently sent to the bank for deposit, when
it wa3 discovered to be counterfeit.
The elephant Romeo, who recently
killed his keeper at Hatborough, has cot
been pacified. He is confiaed in a pen
of strong timbers and will allow no per
son to approach him.
Special Notices.
PROOFS OF THE SUPERIORITY OF
THE AMERICAN
WALT II AM
WATCHES.
This country has reason to pe proud of
this splendid specimen of American opera
tive genius and enterprise. That it will
work a revolution in the watch manuUc-
iring nf the world no one can doubt who
xammes rne opperatinns ot thj Waltham
establishment, for it turns out watch move
ments at just about one-half the cost of im
ported movemcr.ts beside the uniform
relmbility of . Ahe machine-made watches
most give them a gret advantage over all
others wherever known. A poor time-piece
of the machine make will bo as rare in the
future as a good one of hand make has been
heretofore, for machinery is arbitrary in its
performance, andcan make a perfect artie'e
just as easy as one that is worthless. It will
be a cause nf co.-jrratulation if this highly
useful American Enterprise thall have the
ellect of driving out of market the thousands
f trashy iorei'n;irticl'S mi.-callcd timekeep
ers, by iiirnisliing so excellent and economi
cal a substitute." AT. Y. Timet.
"We have had one of the works of this
Company in a case for pome considerable
time, antl, comparing them wi'h former first
class works of different manufacture posses
sed by us, they havo established in our opin
ion their superiority over any ever introduc
ed for correctness us time pieces." 7Vie
YorU.
"We notice with regret (writing of the
Paris Exposition) the absence of ppecinicns
American nianutacMirc, wh eh, although on
ly comparatively nf recent birth among us,
is already producing rrsults of the most at
i'actory character. . . The watches manufac
tured by the Walthtm Company are cer
tainly, so fr as strength, durability, and ex
cellence as lime-k-cpers are concerned, as
good as anyth ng produced bv the French or
bwiss manufactures. 1. licrala.
"The beauty, the precision, the greater
cheapness, tho uniform excellence ot watch
constructed by machinery i-o exquisite that
the mere spectacle of its operat.on i poetic,
graduiIJy give the Ai.encin Wutche- a
public preference. which will not bo deceiv
ed." 'Harper's IVWAy.
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
For Sale by all First-Class Dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
For further information adJrcss the Agents.
"ROBBINS& A PPL ETON,
182 It roadway, IV. Y.
Jan. 23, 1&G.-Im.
Chronic Diseases, Scrofula, Ulcers, &c
It is well known lh-U the tpficfil "derived from
drinking f the Congress, Saratoga untl vltior celebrat
ed Spungy i$ puiicipally owing to the Iodine tliey
contain. .
Dr, H. Anders' Iodine Water
Contains Iodine in the fame rure stale that it i fruad
in thee snrinc wtrr. but uver 5imi per cent, ipore in
quantity, containing k it dose 1 1-4 grains to each fluid
ounce, diRolvt;(J iu p-jiB watrr, wi'lmut a solvent. k dis
covery long south! for, in lUi rouiitry and Europe,
and is the best remmly m the world fr Sciofuu. Cart
curs, Ssl Rhfuin, Vhtit, aud all Chronic Dlatct.
Circulars free.
J. T. DINS.MORC. rroiiriftor, 3C, Street. Ne
ADDRESS TO THE NERVOUS aS'D
debilitated whose sufferings have been
protracted tiom hidden cause, and whose
cases require' prompt treatment to render
existence desirable. If you are suffering or
have suffered from involuntary dischargei"
what effect does it produce upon your gen
eral health.' Do you feel week, debilitated.
easily 'tired! Docs a little extra exertion'
produce pa Ipilation of the heart 1 Docs your
liver, or urinary organs, or your kidney
get out of order 1 Is youf urine sometime
thick, milky, or flocky, or is it ropy on set-'"
tling? Or does a thick scum rise to thV
top Or is a 6cdiment at the bottom after .
it has stood awhile! Do you have spells of
short breathing or dyspepsia! Ar your.
bowels constipated ! Do you In ve spells of
tainting or rushes of blood to the head! It'
your memory impaired! ' Is yourmind
constantly dwelling upon this subject! Do
you ieei Ouil, listless, moping, tired of com
pany, of life! Do you wi.-h to be lett alone,
to get away from everybody ! Docs any lit
tle thing make you start or jump! Is your
sleep broken or restless! Is the lustre of"
your eye as brilliant! The bloom on youtr
check as bright! Do you enjoy yourself ini
society as well! Do you pursue your busi
ness with the same energy ! Do jou feel aa
much confidence in yourself! Are yourr
pirits dull and flaggy, given to fits of mel
ancholy!. If to, do not lay it to your liver
or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights!
Your back weak, your knee wer-k, and
hnve but little appetite, and you ottrituta
this to dyspepsia or liver complaint!
Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases
badly cured, and sexual excesses, are all
capable of producing a weakness of the gen
erative organ;?. The organs of generation,
when in perfect health, make the man.
Did you ever think of those bold, de6ant,
energetic, persevering, successful business
men are always those whose generative or.
gans arc in perfect health! You never
hear such men complain of being melancho
ly, of nervousness, of palpitation of the heart
They are never afraid they ennnot succeed
in business; they don't become sad and dis
couraged; they arc always polite and pleas
ant in the company of ludies, and look you
and thein right in the face none of your
downcast looks or nny other meanness about
them. I do not mean those who keep the
organs inflamed by running to excess. These
will nt only ruiu their constitutions, but
also lho;-e they' do business with or for.
How many men from badly-cured discas-
cs, from the effects of self-abuse and excess
es, have brought about that state of weakness
in those organs that has reduced the general
system so much as to induce almost every
other disease idiocy, lunacy, paralysii,
tpinal affections, suicide, and almost every
other form of disease which humanity is
heir to. and the real cau e of the trouble
scarcely ever suspected, an J have doclored
for all but the' right one.
Diseases of these organs require the uet
of a diuretic. IIELMBOLD'S FLUID EX
TRACT BUCIIU is the great Diuretic. and
is a certain cure for diseases of the Bladder,
Kidney?, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weak
ness, Female Complaints, General Debility,
and all diseases of the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Male nr Female, from
whatever cause originating and no matter
of how Ion? standing.
If n treatment, is submitted to. Consump
tion or In-anity may ensue. Our flesh and
blood are supported from these sources, and
the hdlth and happiness, and that of Pos
perity, depends upon prompt use of a relia
ble remedy,
Ilelmbold's Extract Buchu, established
upwards of 19 years, prepared by
H T. HOLM BOLD, Drnggisr,
591 Broadway New Yt rk. and
104 Souih 10th St., Philadelphia, P.
Price $1.25 per bo'tlo, or G bottles for
$0 50, delivered to any address Sold by
all druggists everywhere. Feb. 23, "07.
Song of Iron.
1 am ni:cht y in th- brr.
Fiercely lelded by t!i brae.
GI'Minus iu the stniuiifl steamer.
Laughing al the worm mi J w ati.
r-en:'eous in the palace, pillars,
SrtViiiiJ in the pf.iuttd roil.
" . A it inu gj-llie dentlly lightning
. : ' Quelled and harm less to the sod.
But there i a cloriou esenre.
Wheie I take my grandrM power,
G:iiii to the race iny su:esL.
sweetest aid, in din ger's hour.
fee before me fly diseases !
Se l h darkest hvdra bow f ' 1
See the roe of he.iltii and beauty
Take ihe palest check and broW.
Fly, dyspepsia ! fly, ron.umption !
Ye. i. 1 1 i;ts are cru.-hed at length.
For I give wkat hnuian nature
Only ever needed strength !
Sl':iH I tell in uhat great essence
I can lliu your spi its cheer ip t
rwlii l, treiiibium, dyinij Miifeier, J
'Tis the famed ' l'cruvian Syrup."
The PERUVIAN SYRUP is a protected solution (
the protoxide of Iron, a ne diseovny in medicine
that strikes at the root -f disease bv mppHnu; the
blood with Us vital prinni-le or lite eiV nici.t. Iron. .
The genuine ha " i'erurian Syrup" blown in th
glas.
Tam . hleis free. r
J. I. DINSMORE. Proprietor.
No. 3t', l)ev St., new York.
Sold by all Druggist.
Itcli!Itcli!!Itcli!!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
in from 10 to 4S hours.
yViieatovs Ointment cures The Itch,
whfatom's Oimtment cures Salt Rhecm.
Wheaton's Ointment cur-s Tetter.
Wheatoi's Ointment cures Harbehs'Itch
Wheaton's Ointment currs Old Sokes.
Wheaton'h Ointment cures Evert kind
or Humor like Magic.
Price, 50 cen!i a lox; ly ail, 0 cent.
Address WEEKS & PORTER, No. 170
W shins ton .Street, roton, Wtss,
For salo !v nil Drug-gists,
Sept. ID, 667.-lyi',
TO COmiWilYES.
The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSOX wil
send (f'rt'P of chire) io nil who tlesire it
the prescription wi'h tlie dirt ctins for ma k..
injj and uing the simple remedy ty which,
he was cured of a Junj uflVction aid that:
dread disease Consumption. His only object
is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes that
every eutlWer will try this prescription, as
it will cost t'lem noihir.fr, and may prove a.
blessing1. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A.. WILSON,
No 1G3 S. Second St., Willhmsburgh, N, Y.
May 10, 18G7.-lyr.
The above Remedy for Consumption, Asth'
ma, Bronchitis, Cough, Cold, and all
Throat and Lung AtlV-ctioiis, together with
a pamphlet giving1 the prescription and a
short history of his case, can be obtained of
Mr. Wilson's authorized agents,
DREIIER i BRO Druggists.
StrouJuhurg, Pa.
P. S. Pamphlets furnished free of charge
, Dec. ID, 18G7.-3m. . ,
B LA N K LEASES ' K
For -Sal thjs Office.
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