Tkc Proapest for Onr I'stmrfi
Those who have Ixcu careful in
i-nllaiinff fuels in rcQorence to the
matter ore very positive iu the dec
laration that there will he a serious
ocucicnrv ui pm.u . ...v...-;
markets of Europe. Several small
TatTthat Lave heretofore been
credited with producing ns much us
wm required for their own eonsun.p -
n i,t. i.. m.Dr.l i
ccMrprte for the world's mrplus of.
' LreaLuffs. G.rii.anv, fv,r insure. ,
.- ; . V . . ..fit ;
;ST,n-n immrlrr of 3 part, of Its;
bread Fupplv. France, Italy, ind
.uroUUv HunifaiT, are reporien m,
w.n.A inH..;,t condition. This
neipected cbanjre of Ihcpe countries
from sources of Ripply in excess of
their want to the position of imi.ort -
pt9, instead of email exporters, can-
IM)l l'l W i-iiiac u iiii.nH mill iu-
Cucuce on the home market of our
irreat tuples. While the United
. '. fi i . : . ; :..
Sltcs usuallv docs not i5tnnrt l.,r.-i..
W of breadstuffs to Europe, it is well
known that that market cuntrolls in
great dcrc the prices of any sur
plus we have to export. The impor
tations of wheat into En eland this
... ..a t..t An ..r!
h.,Kh- n,ltt1.w ,iP,viniiiie wi'Ilplay Lima trick, nnd, per
all Europe is put down at 224,000,- j
OOO buhels. Last rear 8 wheat mi
portations iulo (ireat Rritain were
! 17 J million twt. from Russia and ll
- million cwt from the Uuited States,
Germany and France were the next
(Bources of supply of any considerable
amouiiU, and they arc both out on
that fide of the account this year, not
Laving produd enough for their
own cosutuption.
If thefe items of information.
lirc
, reliable, auu tuey are believed to oe,
ther involre most important inter
"esuLerc. As an evidence that thc
information on which tho estimates
arc bawd is true, it is known that al
iiKtet all the shipping points connect
ed with the interior are short in the
fciipply of rcsseis to take the grain
tonage offering and finding market
in Europe. Chicago and nearly all
the Western receiving and distribut
ing1 port are literally overflowing
with grain, and the supply has pour
ed in from the interior in undiminish
ed supplv clear to thc close of navi
gation. Russia, however, is thc
jrrcat fountain of suonlv of broad-
stufls to England, but whether that
nation iu this respect is epial to the
existing demand is a question of
loubt. She is supposed to lack tho
necessary transportation, even if she
lias the grain. Thus the broadstuds
market promises to be very active,
with the warketa in favor of produ
cers. Rut although the world's de
minus are likely to be so far above
the average, there seems to be no
reason to apprehend that the suppIv
will nut be equal to it. 1 he very
. . . .
knowledge of tie necessities of
France aud England and other Eu
ropean nations has tended to bring
vjt every available bushel of grain
iu the world. The immense and un
precedent flow of brcadstufl's from a
thousand different sources affords
at once a guarantee fur the future, an
incentive to legitimate business en
terprise, and a warning against spec
ulation. Tkf Cltrkat Krrcnwfrh.
The galvanic clork is one of the
most important objects of interest in
the (ireewich Observatory. The
work it accomplishes makes it per
haps tin. most wonderful clock in the
world, certainly thc most important
one in England. It jterfonns an im
portant duty iu registering the obser
vations. It regulates several clocks
within thc observatory, and the great
elock dial withoat thc gates, on which
the hours are reckoned from one to
twenty-four. It also rcirulales the
clock at (Jrecuu ich lluspital School.-, j
ne at the London Rridge station
f the Southwestern Railway, jinoth-!
rat the 1'ostofliee, Saiot .Martin's-lc-Orand,
aud another in Lombard
8trect. Once every day it telegraphs
.orrect time to the great clock tower
at Westminister. It drops the signal
ball over the Observatory, one near
Charting Cross, and another ut Ieal.
It fires time guns nt Shields and
Newcastle, and every hour through
the day it (lashes out correct time to
each of the railway companies. . The
.lock accomplishes this work secm
inglv bv mere volition, aud without
nnv human in! erfiTrnce. Every iiinni-
ing it-is corrected by an actual obscr-J
vatiuofa star. In this wav the
aioiiona of the hearctJr . bodies, tb-
served and recorded during the pre
ceding night, influence the daily lite
of many millions of the human race.
Even a tiny star, apparently of no
rlB)porwiroe as U shines with myriad
oiLcrs""Tn' the' liiiltless blue f thc
nightly sky, regulates for the succeed
day the ciact time when we shall
take our meals, determine the lime
for divine seryiee, summons us to the
Inttrnagt feast. aaJ oiarks tic hours
when we shall lie borne to our final
rest.
KvWlirra fared in '
Some curious old papers, some of
Tifem on State' alfairs, tve lately
came into jiossessiou of the Secretary
of War at Washington. The follow
ing is eadly interesting for the diseols
tires it ..akeB of terrible privations in
the patriot cause in the Ucvolutiona--1?
ich as finally tempted too
suecessfullv one brilliant oihcer to t
lecom atfaitor. Arnold's sufi'i-rings
do not eVcusc him, Tor the rest si:T r
ed as much as Le and remained true:
Among the papers is a letter ol
t, t . Re.ncdi'.t Arnold, written just thirty
four days before lie consigned his
name to ioifaruy. It is dated at
West Point, and addressed to Col.
" Tlckdring, Quartermaster at Phila
delphia. It tells a sad story of the
'prWtionBf the Revolutionary he
roes. He Hates "that there is not
any kind of camp equipage at that
j. , iorcrty Btruck place,'.' that the Quar
termaster's department is outirely
. ' empty," and that" tLcrc is only one
. camp kettle to eighty or one hundred
ti. -
" " lie comidains very bitterly of this
frtate of things, and beg Col. Iicker-
ing to find a remedy, and a postcript
vrt letter jx wLich he says; "There
iii not a fjuirc of paper ,or . article of
itationary at ' this post or in thc
department.
To this grievous complaiut Col.!
Pickering replied: "I aut unhappy ,
" to inform you that I Lave not yet re- j
ievcd one farthiDg for auy purpose!
whatever, nor can get any, there J
'r.ciiyj none in the treasury, and the
"artict ls can not be supplied. You
shall Lear from me again when I get
to headquarters, wLich shall be when
- I ran obtain money eaough t defray
, tLe ieBses of my jouruey.7
IIow rordblr this eorrcsivonacnce
illustrates the "trials and tribulation j
tli.t .Mm M,l r... na iiir luri liriiTlit. iI.HlRi) llmiliifi&nnt faieskurs 't ln.ro tc
w m l.i. . m
m.i .tijuiivu i.n vi.-. vi . ........
v Ireedom! ' i . i ;
(led. P.oso charged with Lilling a
little bov named James Burke in
New York. l y throwing a hatchet at
& crowd "of .boys of wLich Eurke wa?
one, was yesterday'eonvicled of man
filaugLter in the fourth degree. Sen
tence deferred.
A Arusprtola
i ; fuiiowiiij,' incident was rciaicu
yea is ago
!ir an old veteran v uu
served wiilj Nelson at Tialaia.-, and
wbo was with Jack Shaw nt th- time
jiukrn oi. it "iav ,in41- " r lu
,. , -- -,. i ;..,. i..
, prim, as - "
that need u,t deter n.c fr- m relating
. it. . n.i;
j Jack fcimv, un reeentne old k.p.
per. had cuwisiaiid oi a Jamaica ship
called ILc Good Hope, it was a
ship in the kit stage r unseaworthi-,
neas. and aboul on its last vovairc. i
lies, auu auuui on us o age.
ent .isjwi i fc'
, 7""
she had ody one solitary old iron
carronade on board, to be uel in
lease of need, as a Bigual gun. It was
i (JuriilS lLc rampage of npyicon mat
Cai.iain Shaw sailed f.om Jamaea to
I inri'iiiri vvii i rnrsu a mm,
i o . .
entered the i:nS.iah channel jusi at
Uk, and ' a suspicious-looking
sail ttuudin
easily towarus uun.
With a powerful night-glass lie mauc
the fctrauger out to L a French cor
vette ol twenty gun?.
-Hove," said Shaw, "that fellow is
botiud'to overhaul us, and hc"ll suc-
cecal! ue vries.
lf you 11 stand by
I linos, asioniau mm.
j The men Cvc-and-thirty in number
i i :
thecrfullv and eagerlv
Thc :g old-fashioned pumps were
drawn up, and sawed iuto appropri
ate lengths to represent guns, aud
also a tpare topmast was cut up. aud
daubed with black paint. These
dummies were run out ut the ports on
one side, and lumbered with side-
I tacklt aiid breeching enough to give
' .1...... . 1. ....... ,t in 1 ii frl it .111 ill
lU'JIU IHC UPIIUill ilULt, 111 luvoivum, v.
a siamnmir batlerv.
There were oi
lanterns enough in board to afford
one for each log of wood, and, with
lighted cand'.as in them, they were
hung up in the ports for battle-lanterns.
This was on the starboard
side. On the larboard side was the
old curronade, loaaeu io mcmuuii-!
with blank cartridge. j
When all wcs'reaJy Tho Ooodj
Hope hauled on tl2 wind, and ran I
boldly alongside the Frenchman. :
The "carronade was discharged to j
windward with a ' tremendous roar
j and at the
ports were
same lime the swinyin
raided, displaying a for- j
in name row :
n, nn iv ihe battle lunterns. And.
dimlv lllu
. i.-i r .i t....i,v
then dd Shaw, from the Lor.-e block,
, . , ,' ! i Pt
" -! well with the reluctance of other?.
speaking-trumpet : . j , .Jai f h , , ,
"Surrender, or I will blow ouont ? M
" ' fhant looked in to sic if all was light
.aler' i . ii ii. ,r in the store, and discovered ids youth
The utter audwjty and boldness of , . -
, ' J i i i .!,- ful protege busy scissoring labels,
the movement suecccdeil. Jn tne ' .. f - . r . .
, , r i - i.. i v ,i ,.. hat are vou doing.'" said he.
darkness of the eight the Frenchman . , - " . , ..
, , i i u ii ..t,. i i I did not tell vou to to work nights.
thou? it sure -.'he had been overhaul-' ... , , ...
led bv a powerful
nd lieeming
-
. . - .
, . . . i ! i
ucrou t a'il. r aw, faiiK ms nii.
vi v i . i . . ,
i i . pi . . ,r,n . it n . i
Iii ) in Ciiai 'ri:
t,n,., .ft;, .A. nf r.fl nr urn
direct in 2r Is:m to run Ftmiprht
' " T
mouth, went on board the corvette,
with twenty c! nis men,
h tn-etity of his men. and took pos-
-
session. I lie two snips, wuu u iair
wind, which frcsliened after midnight,
. 1 . 11.-...1. ln,.l,r,p l.f-r.irii
1 1
arntni tli l unmum ii.iin- i ..v.vnx
J daylip-lit ; nnd notur.tiljho
ilnr had
oioiteii. iiiiii in iit'iiiu ..uiio hi i"i
. in i r n ?,.;. 1 ;n
ten nml lific bore full upon hi ill. uiii
l 1 i.t.. f mm.. .T .ll.:
, ' ..,, ,i.
llie ueiuiien i rfui iiiiinii sii.-j-i-t i i m.
i. ...1 I. 1.1 I ...... ,,Ui-,..l mum
irieivi.Hii ii;ni iittu .i.iji.. ..j.
him.
Jack SiiUv
1 bee n a national I
oliaracirr luTtro, but ho was a htTo
now. and loud nnd Jastin woro tho
praises bc-towod upon him.
A t.lliBipKQ TEbi;1KU lurminr.
1 made, the iourncv between Liver-
poid and London, two hundred miles,
in five hours and fifteen minutes, in
cluding stops. In no other country
docs one travel so f;t.-t as in England,
nor ss salt !
The reason
are thei
roads arc wed built,
tracks, and highways
never cru.-s cacii other
on
the same
level.
Now, take a s-al be.-ide me, and we j We see it stated in suiue uf our
willtr.lk as we ride. You will notice ' tas;eru exchanges, that the funnel .,
thc high cultivation of the country as 0f that section are about to give up
wc proceed. Ail England Ua a great j the cultivation of Indian corn as an
garden. Land is :iuO to is.'iOO un unprofitable crop. We doubt hi th
acre. Eiclds are generally small er this is so to any great extent. No
most id tliem from five to ten acres, j J0l!bt there arc" some who are in-
The great crop is grass, and the sheep
and cattle are t Le finest in the wond
j You stenoupple orchards scaree
j ly. England is not the country fur
'apples. And no ci.rn. You'll see a
stalk now nnd tiii n 111 : hoWer yi'.r-
den as a curiosity hothing more.
i hat must i;iai stic .1 ail crops you
will iss evervw he
:. here. You
ats, potatoes,
will see wheat, barlcv
beet, rutabagas, jicus and what are
those? Thoy stum ab ut iwo feet
high a single stalk unlike anything
iu Ohio. They are a species ot
beans, large and flat. I l ave seen
them in ilower gardens at home. And
the red blossoms, of whi h there is a
myriad iu a single liel.l, making it
perfectly glorious in the distance.
They are weeds, showing neglected
cultivation wild, rod poppies!
You will not fail to notice the hay
stacks. Thc sides so plumb, the cor
ners so square, the top so regular, and
covered with a thatched rool to pro
tect the hay from this wet climate;
for it rains mere than three hundred
and sixty -live times a year here, prob
ably more than twice that. They
buiid their haystacks, we would im
magiue, with a plank, a level and a
square. You will see some good
outbuilding, with thatched roofs no
better than those covering the stacks.
An American is attracted by the
beautiful roads In) sees everywhere.
Th is an old country. They Lave
burned coal for generations, and the
refuse coal is good material for
roads.
The great drawback is the law of
entail. Estates descend with the
first-born. The men who till the soil
do not own it
There is little land 1
lor Hue. I iiv iitinii'i n un ou j
acre, and never expects to Lave a
freehold of his own. It was Dick
ens, 1 believe, who said : "Some
people came over with William the
Conqueror, and some came over
n ithoiit him, and the former got all
the land.
Kpcrrh.iMitkinB In Ciarra.
The style of much of the speakiug
show that thejvrayer-rncetingand thc
. 1 ., 1 . . n I . n . i. luinn i .1 rumjipinH 1
INU "IIOUT-U Halt "I I .1 113 IIIO Ot I it D. ;
Those who Lave taken lday-actors as!
models, are inflated, emphatic and
painfully slow. Such members say, '
"Mr. Speaker, I ask leave to introduce!
a l.iil ,"' as if the utterance were a i
startling truth that Lad never burst 1
upon the world Oclore. 1 ney nave
the theatrical gags and vulgarities,
and fcay chc-yild for child, me (or my,
with much bns.-to jirofumhi, swelling
and posing. Such pretension prom
ises much, and elwnvs falls short.
Those who have taken" thc class-leader i
and the preacher astheir models , are
I . i r I .
r j ...v.v. ,
and Las been, a tendency in certain
;of the priesthood to run into a nasal
sniffling tone in the exercise of spirit
ual functions, under thc mistaken no
tion thai it adds solemnity to thc
words. This influence Is Ycry per
ceptible in Congressional speaking,
a ad,, sometimes, becomcssoruarked
that we expect a speaker to reach the
.id.HI.1X, 131.-0 1111. -XI; VII tun iuv.a w -
n tipr.iondoui nhakf nnd prouoimcc,
i .. ...ir .... i :.. j.i
.!lC yca verily," of the Piaioe-tJod
, ' ii.iri,rtll f Puritan ineiuorv. In
j . jJL. Sj)t,Bkiag t)f Congress, it ia worthy
,of rtfniark, that u frcat body and
j prominent stoiuacu Icud a certain
weight to the words pronoun"
The dapper man withan insvr",ucant
rnii-n 5i ll ns nt n licn.lrUta;TC. for
let him speak as ho b& worJs
,1. nut l.v Hi,, importance of the;
man who delNcrshis over a great j
jsuunosinc ttit'iii to i
. i,kc t.(,lluI talents.
r,t ,
i tils
illustrated m the presentation oi
;goia snuu-uoi to i.oiu un-i, ,
,.limtlfl cat mental Mature but small
iu the liesh. He who nrescnled
the!
lox was large, compared to the j
diminutive nobleman, and of digniC-j
cu manners; alter pronouncing me
usual compliments, he hauded the
box to the nobleman with a grand
bow; the theatrical ease of word" and
mauuer took away the little man's
faculty of speech, he thrust the box
into Lis pocket and sat down without
saying a word. In the same way,
the big men in Congress occasionally
bear down upon the small, lean ones,
and if they cannot take awav their
speech, they do sometimes di.- jnccrt
them with their ponderous wavs an 1
j allcnacCiAl,ert .,,,,.,. " c. .,.,.
i tier .
A True Boy.
A few years ago, says a New York i
i .!..- n .1
paper, a large m ug urni in me cii) j
advertised for a buv. Next dav the
and among them came a queer look
ing little fellow, accompanied by his
aunt, in lieu of faithless parents by
whom he had been abandoned.
Looking at this little waif, the : -merchant
in thc store promptly said: I
"Can't take him ; places all full. Re-
sides, he is too small. '
"I know Ik? is small,'' said the wo
man; '"but he is very willing and faith
ful." There was a twinkle in the boy's
eyes which made the merchant think
again. A partner in the firm volun
teered to remark that he did n')t sec
u-li'il llniv M'tmfi .1 itf Mij-li n lifiv lir
. . .- , . . .
wasn t lugger ttian a pint ol culer.
iRut, after consultali.iii, thc b"V was
set to work.
A few dav s later a
call
was uip.iJi-
on tltf ,0V8 iri tl,c store for some one
,
to stay an ingiit. I ne prompt re-j
- , ,r,, ... h . , i
'sponsc of the little fellow contrasted t
, . , ., , J, , ,
l.i Tilt I I ..tnrrl.t I .!. '.I .t- ..-.ill K..
doing something.
- - , , . .
I ii 1 tin liifien Ti i. f In. 1.1. .up m
T n to itinrnimr tin -1. ".
" v"" """", -"'- fi"-
i -Av. au. U...A uv. ... j .
, t f(.l 1 1 A I. A I .
.,.,..,.i '
1 I hi i' o f iiitr icjii. 1--i I.iiicrti uit.iH.i o
, . .
I 11 . ill- ..I .l-l il l..i..... ,.n.-,..l I
i riiun n ii lit ortita pa..-t tl tiittitJil
. I . 1 . ii "ii
uie s.reci.s, cihi, very na'.ur.iiiv iui
Lamji in thc store rushed t i witness
i , ,
u"
V tbief saw this op-
i .. i . ..
. ... ... . (,.
seize stiinething, but, in a twinkling,
: . ... . ,'
I'l""'! iui. .... v
! ioiinii ii:msc:t seized iiv the (iiminu
; .
!ln'
; , ..,,! v ,
-:n. .imi v,.iii(.u .ivi vin iiitn a
'""J lcnted, but valuable arli-
jCifB wmcn nau oecn xascii ironi uincr
'stores were recovered.
i wh
t a
icn fjuestioncd by the merchant j
he staid behind to watch, when '
Whv he
, nil ihv others iimi quit work, there
plv was "You never told me to leave
'the store when the others were a b-
sent, and I d stay. Orders wcra
given once more to "double that
bovs salary; he is willing and faith
ul' In lSf() that bov was receiving a
have double 'salary of 2,500. -and is now a part
ind railways ; ner i t the establishment.
l Ibe 4'ora Crop t nprntidiltlc.
dined to adopt sui h a course as this, '
as there always are in the case of any j
crop at sonic seasons, but these poo- j
pie arc genc.ally among tho fright
ened ones, and Soon return to grow
ing thc thing which a Tew years ago j
ihcy abandoned. No doubt it is the J
few frightened folks who have start-'
gd this idea of the unproductiveness)
ct Indian corn, and on the strength '
of these that the newspaper repoii., i
have arisen. i
So far from being imp.-. ! u-tivc we
believe corn is one of the : . st profit
able of eastern crops, except perhaps
in the higher regions of the States,
litre, iu Pennsylvania, a good far
mer would as soon think of giving',
up farming altogether, as to give up
the corn-crop. True if he governed
himself by western prices.it would
frighten Lint. To calculate that corn
is worth 25 cents a bushel, nnd that
it wont' pay to gro-v corn at that
price, is not the correct thing in rea
soning on matters like these. Even
taking the wiling price in one's own
market town is not a fair comparison,
us thc crop on one's own ground
without any further hauling is re0lly
worth iwenty per cent, added to the
price.
Rut here in the middle States, or
at least those parts of them which (
constitute the milk and butter dis
tricts, the corn tells but half the sto
ry. The fodder well cured and cared j
for is at least worth as much as the
the grain which at once doubles the i
western aspect of the question; but !
beyond all this is the great addition
which those who grow corn and feed
tl.i fnililor ftrrl in tha nmiinro nilo A I
m;.MU s,a, f,,.....,., find hie!
manure heap one of his best possible
investments, and to this end the
wants corn-fodder adds materially.
We are quite sure that no intelli
gent eastern farmer will endorse thc
report that corn growing docs not
pay in the East and is being aban
doned : and wc should be sorry to
see such an idea obtain general en: -1
reney. Gcrmontown. TtjctjrajJi.
A good story is told of Judge llicc j
About thc commencement of the war j
. .. . 1 . :n X..wil. C...l!n. !
liV illttH" I. Plieil-ll III .1 VI IU ttl Ul 1 11 ll 1
ia which he said that the Southern!
soldiers could whip the Yaukees with
jmp-guns. Since the war,. Le chanced
to make another speech at the same
place. A biff double joiuted fellow
was present who heard aud rcmemljcr
cd the former speech, and being in uo
admirable frame of mind, concluded
to go for Sam. Rolling up Lis sleeves ;
and popping his fist iu the palm of his !
Land, he propounded the fearful qnes-1 -tion:
j
Sam Hicc, didn't vou make a speech
here in 1 801 V
1 aid,' said Sam,
'And didn't you say that wc could
whip tho Yankees with pop-yuns V
'Certainly I did, but the d d
rascals wouldn't fight us iu that way?'
(Jrorgia itemsi "Bill Bridges of
Dooly county, attempted to knock
down a pine tree with his horse and
killed the latter."
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rel:til l-rlel u.
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I nniir. at wtiile.iji i an-;
Liivcn tit i'ii.'f:n Work.
J. IIANNACH,
' ii.vitaiii nv.'itli you. tusf
moic
CITY
(il'X AVOltKS.
iinent .f Muzzle iin-l llrt Acl; ly !-
A l:i nre a.
1 ii -j- miiiirlr. aul ih.uiile h.incil Miot tiuii". I.lll.s.
I.'evolvcrf. l'i-ti.!. Siiriin u-l nu'l Klfl.iti
i Tackle. Call ml examine ir vn.it k. oi f. 'ill lor
i'rice U.- A.'.oies:',
j II. It. StMU 1I T.
:.u l.ilier:v..lieei, I'i;u-;. urgh. l'a.
( icK'-pairiii'Jt tione i u .-hut n .iii-e.
i-VTi:v
inrivrs.
!A very large Si
!
! IMPORTED AKD GD'uESTIG
i
i
jOABP e t s
TA .'4 A 1
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k: a. i f
Wholes-iloaud
Henry lYicCallum
"il nth Arc is re.
(Xr.it Wo. -.1 Slrt-. '.)
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A KEW MTLICATIOiiS lUKE 4
l o G'ccir.ing Complexion.
' -.' ' tiMe. nd its operation u? ee
.i ' :i (.t OM-. Jt i.i.n away with the Flushnd
.. i.a::.-:.:- (.;Cil fc.T Heat. ltUTU(S nd Exoite.
; . I t .-i'.-il nuovigallDlotehtSM Punpiea,
lj'p-:iii.ir :n:k DJ ncii:htly ipoU. DriTf. wy
ia.. 1 n.i'.ifc. nod tiniburn, and bv lta gentle but
: .ff -.iui i .C:i'ix idicUc the faded coeek with
TOt TEITL IIOCM AID EEAtJTT.
o. I ! by til rrnepista and Finer Store.. Depot.
63 l ira l'lsce, Kew Vorfc. '
A -: f?-rv-
!I.L
..".vrlrr.n puLUc
..-i. it Liu never yet
stUis faction, and hag
OVE.
'it:
faiit'i tt jvt! .-
liutly hiv;ti t U-lv'J tin firifx-a for all ex
ternal V.'ouriji, Cuts, Iiurns, Swelling,
Sprains, rniiwn, Lc, &c, for Man and
feast. ( Ko family should be a single day.
ion II -.v-"".
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BUjISTTOZnT & TITTLE,
(Successors to PiENTOX k WAYNE),
DKALEIta IX
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
froa Nails. ;lass. Pntlr. Horse Shoes.
Class. Puttv. Horse Shoes.
Carriages, Wash Machines v.nil Wringers,
AGRIOULTUKAL IjMIEiMlSs Tc
WAGON HUBS, SPOKES, AND FELLOWS,
HUB BOXING AND SPOKE TENOIXG MACHINES,
INTos'SOS and 210 Main St., Jolmstown, 1
Stpll
OKEEKS BY MAIL
Boots
and
hoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
Leather r.::-l S'100 Findings.
T ikti t'lfsvarc tit raliii; iho atfiuioii of d fit- r
izfiis oi tiumcrsot uii vifiiiity to ti.u iatt ttnit he ,
hris r.enii a rir? '-a the NnrtU-L;iyl onmcr ol t!c
iMmuPut, iiru tiwro til nlw.iys e kcj.t on j
Itaii'i a Cv'Miiii'.i" .. ir'iraut of
Boots and Shoes,
uf Kattcm an-1 h".iw laanuruunro, s 1
well azot ic 1 ;ock 4
A'ia II It VHlU't.V i:i
3.e:itl;'r aail Shoe S- insSsHg;
III nil Llii.ls.
Tii rc 15 :
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CUSTO.M-M A !E HOOT .
DEPARTMENT,
SHOE
1
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Willi AXMIFAV ::iK!Kn?i-iitii-r!iwl filiir. w!
nl.;n i'- a im'urlwtit uunriuifi-o Hint nil wrk m
up in li,c sl-.jp Bill no: "lily tit ilio (.-i-t el i-ut.-ni-r:
bu. liini wily sli hw: luftti'ilal ivlll ) tt?iil
an.! U,o
TIT.
t. tl
CrVliltlVTl
Will l e tiiijiloyi .!. The piiM!
Imitril to'l oi, 1 (...amine 1.1s '
fen. e, '71.
nre re.'jMv
"tk.
I. HORNER,
Buggy,
Gam-
T.Tn
EGHT WAGON
r.iAriUFACTurff
A.
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Mir.r.m:s.
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SS'tM
; 1 1 :s.
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I.VfJ W A'iO.N.s,
HACKS.
SI.Ki'iiiS
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III :
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1 sfv!-f, nr. I at the
.o-.o.;. E?".lJjIe i'vlrr.
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call
iy o;1ir-i' v..t,.-i:..
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ii.tin'-c!.
t'U'l.'l-T.'. i
tit-:
."t ;.ty year.- i--. i
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el Mutt i ial airl
i io in. itf; wpre-
t o!!: in
Ail u.-tK M .1.
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rtt- i.i-:i.-e. lie
;:i .1 i:.mii.-r. aiv! nt. the i
ieteriiiiiie.1 to ito n 1 1 hii j
'.'M' at f-i:-: Is prii-! ns to '
even i.o ly to patronize j
l.i- M .i K U-Son: liurebas-
HOIti I'l flii'
ii.nke it to
Mm. t.-:li ;.
li. l.ti-v. i:.';
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AMD '
AM
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.'liriiciliirv.- a to! I'.wK I.sl 'iiiis 'I coll
ri!tovcii, riiiii'.Iov. Scj-tltrn, Sunt lien.
Hoes. I t r lis tiiitl ISuIico.f ozrf lip'r n Itli
n larsc nnd rlrl Macfc r ilar.luare
. .7 . . .
ami HJIorv. MlilillilC for !. trnile. at
$72 00 Each Week
A
A-.hit! v.antctl ovitvwIwp'. l!nf1nM htrMfy !p-
iri:l-tjat.. I'anlfWlaw Irvc. A-Mpw J. WOli'l II
K (,'(., St, lyulu, la, n.;i14
niTin: citizens fF rr.xxsYi.VAXiv.
Your n'teii.w'i is ?:;i:o-i.t 1 ly inyiie.l to tiie tact
tii it the Xati n il ilanki ar'" linr iir -p ire i to r.i
e-i.-.i FU:W.'r:p!i"ii-i to il: C.ipi'al Sloek ol the
C.'ii'.eiini il liiir lof Kia;:i:v. I'iis fun Is re ilizo I
Ir na 1 1 1 1 .'ou.'ve aro to iu enijtloy.' I in the ere.; ion
c.r rii-: luiil li.r.i;.; fir lim lii:ern.itioir;I Jixluhition.
an 1 1 !t ri;.i'its' ; c--:kic.,:t-I u'i'ti tlie s.iaui. III.
c tnii i.-ii:', iM.-iicve I ;'::it Ki -. .- on.-S: i :c v iii
bo r- pt.' are I hy the nan." t.f v.,i'ry eCi.en alieo
t t p i: i lot I e ei!ii "a ir.lti.ei ot ll;o one huodl.edt il
Pin h-da v oi the li.t:l ;n. Ti.a Kitar. no!.:
nW an! i
i.ll.-r" I t.r -I'j e iefi. nn 1 f:iin..Tiiier:i wii!
e,ve a :
h iti .:n !y
Miiiaote i -r li.iiiliM
enr.iv !
v:
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it j,s a n tl iii (1
in -VI : l i.
lai-ret at th; m
uiil tn- p.i 1 on ail I
IV aa !;ite of p.; i.i'.u
Si'S -rili'TS Who ;
it p r .ir.num i
. of six 11
IVIIl.-iltS oi CotlleMlli.il Situ-k
to .1)1 nil irv 1. 1n-i.
re no' Tear a X ith nal Hank
pos.o.iie.- i .'Jir to the Ull.ier-
U -4 V;.h.nt Si.tri.il.i.lclphia
l 'A
.',vi'v?. wry"" 'ttX'Jr .
without this Uriir.ir:::.. ra.'-ncy re
funded unless tho Linhvcnc ii : ropre
pontcd. Ho snr and p t tint ponuine
MEXICAN MUSTANO UXDIKNT. fold
by all ilnipgigts and Cotintry l?tores, at
25c., 60c. and $1.00 per Bottle. KolSca
tfjlc, eize.of bottle. Lc
;u:tx s.TiriL!:
t
T.entli.-e Kh.. I'i:il iir-i. UllUdreiH'
Leather. Shoe ri:il';
1
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! TJIK
iPITTSIJUIUill OAZETTE,
t
! DAILY AXI WEEKLY.
Oldest, Largest, Cheapest & Best-;
i Leading Reliable Republican Newspaper.
thc i'ait.k ron tim:
FA KM KJI.
.MECIIAMC,
r
M EltCH ANT.
-MANUFACTURER,
RANKER,
FRO FESS1 ON A L MAN, and
THE FIRESIDE.
i The ki'B!1m1 clianctir of llw PUlcliurli iii
, telle is um weil rauililisliiHl luet'( rcrapiiulaiino.
i i lie reader but known it . ouc of thi; grcm uc
' ii"T of the cuuntry, ever Krulilicn in opinion,
Ihiicrvn.leiit in character, ami jiehiiiiK to none in
' i; c'n,-rts to obtain the new. nnii to prmcut ll.o
i nurje to it. res it r inMie must mtraetlve shape.
! Ao Intelligent ublic hu lookiM lavorahly Uj:i
j it -llr.i iu uutiulaiiiiitK the lilh charneler ol
t lie ( Jaieiie, ami ttwlay. in refpeut to ein ulalioii,
i nuiturial prosperity ami influence, it taml al the
' li"iit rank of the Kepniilicaii rr.
j What the iis:in(?uiihiiii teatiires of the I'ltis-
1-arzn tlitzette hare lieeu In the pastare ft auiu
eii m euar.miee lor iii romluet in Hie future.
ll ill eoniiuue, as it ever him ih.ne, to ihIv.kmio
the cause oi liio people, without relcrcnce to the
i i.itercMn ol imlivniuald.
Our itreut care will lie t make it a better pper
thfin ever. Our mean!) for obtaining all i:i!Jil:inl
ncni are aa complete as thine ol auy other journal
In the country, nutl we shall not apart) cuerRy :nl
expense to eitipk.y thoui.
r.n t In the whole !:i K of general au l l al inn Hi
In lilLlrjl laaltera. crop nu-i iiiar&t-t rcor..-.
i euee, the Uazctte will lc louiei tuily alive to the
ein.ni :t i f cm ii ilay in the year.
The 1
'ittsijurgh
Daily (iaxltc
Will itutMc! lis lt ntli-rs wiih tli'j lnl"t .-in-l most l
: i::iMriftM ui'j-rn, 8 ti l inifiii.-tit o.u.ni. ut." u
! j.iiit; fv-'uta. WMi-thcr rvliiiUr '.nul:ir. t--lit-
11-al t.-r f-; il.
i' Ij-muI Infrliiicn? H father' I "IrT a vor;)"
! tii ft.'tivti itii'l r'-mniie. rppurtei'. cm ur.n;; V mr
! r'M -ien the iir. oi iwai iaii"i ulul H;ne
1 l:rn i.
lMn.;K tha sol rM of -fipr. tin l the
i ip'itituo ! J'otni tv,.nt i, Sit ;il ( 'irrt!it4'titfMi
1st WKshiuu-n uii l llitrn&lmr will r.ii( in m
I traiirc I'-nn u.-'alum It-aturcdot thvir ipfce"i-
ri lifl ltli;iiett niui uf l tuntiilifin 1." nw tli'F;eftlv
ami crrrct'i traoiikivioii ul nrws in nil k imiMri
Ji.it (U-itil.1. Tlu? li.izi-'tie ;t'.L'i liiis :ih tho n: v
hnifl ol itn cnltrrprise.
i i:e well ktit.wn roiiuhittiT of 1 e'iiiim r "i J
roiu.m s has ever minie it iut!iiK'ii.i.tle' to every
kiKi'.'iiil ItusiiK,! man. an t in eV'.TV iiuniiu
r.i. in v iirre rt ii.il'iii'y is a p'ni:nli;i ler.tuio.
It tflis ol tim coin nvMve jin.nu f tli
Wnil-.l; thy rain. ro-iu a live st' k utl iik.im y
tntr'riris at Itwmc ai; I uSr M'l. p.d i tiie m uutuc
luiing :tn 1 i.titiin; iiiicr. -niit A th. t-iit in-i-i.-untiy.
The Vittslmr Wetkly Gazette
I ! iujI.n:iTl!v rajtcr u rtru t-o ,v :.n 1 c ri
! tixlly av Ka.M iLY - K W.-l'Ai'i.Ii. u.iit iitiit.r. f
j ii a., fi r-'iiipt!' fMiTi.niary tf t Itc Uti i-t :uu! ui
j n II I lie iniM.rl;iut news from ail part. IU Wurli;
n Mtmil-er -i t iiir,h;ils on current t.jri': ,i cnivful
i ly Icctetl n'i inirrcsiin SI in vil:tny; vilu iv
nifii'T lir Mi) iM-urfit tl l iriii r. iiH'ivluiit,
I i.n-'-!:;tr.ic iin.t hou?KPifc; tiit lati-st nud inn-t rt-!i-j
'ir J-:vt Skitrk ari'l Crup repris: a Tiiuiitriul mi-i
j itmniTriiil Column Unix known hn niojt ctmi
, pi. if ant iii'r r'liwMi) ihan th.it f r.ny otber
: lnjHr pnt.!t!i?'l hi the wesi: wlii- li, with" tliuvu
; p!.-i:il aiiuti n always iiven to tin pn tresis an-1
' r:;pi I iH.'V. lupiiirni I tl. r r Miur.-i tru
c untry can not. hut maki? tlif i'i:isfurih Weekly
iat ucn i!i"'?t wlfomo Tiitttrt every ltre.-i-i.
U will m u!I tl:n' prve iU-lf lullsinvis'tMraiik.
f toilip fr.nn. h.'iis.-imM. w.irk-ii M ntht jtun'. :ik1 u
; miitKiuite-i'y tne v-ry h;-st pip; r lr tin l.inni-r.
i f.-.r the in, ah.iitie ait lir ail who live in 1 valii fa
I wlti.-h are Mrvtnl only ly weekly m lUn.
VEXIXS FOB 1374.
iau,y;azktti-;:
(n( Ye ir
Six V.uii;!,?
n-re.' M'-nrhs ...
l! :tvt rvi In any
ii i Qir!.i j.-r i:
. '-T fur
j:irf ot the ist au l a-' :
Ouls p-r week, p :y.tilt-;
peif yeir
. encii cot'V
1
I 16
1 illlis ill 1 .11. t-ael: copy
Ami one to the sfeller up ol the name..
S;ieeimi'ii copi; s turtul.et (.11 iipp!irail..:i to
i'l.-prietoi-1. Ai!!re-.
kixu, i;i.i:ii.ci)..
U.iz'tte IT--iil'!iiir.
Cor. S!x;ii Ar.-mr- an. I Snii'hfiel I Sire. t.
i'irutiunrh. I';
1
of Kui-hitn,
Ktru jtiou'
l'leaure rn I lu
! HarperBazar.
HotUfi of the Vn-st.
The It iiar Is eillteil with ft iMitril.utioii ol Un t
! and talent that we. vcltioui fiu-1 in any journal: an't
I the journal itfelf U the oriu of the Kre-it worhl
j of f.-!!hi.n. button TravtUtr.
The hnz.nr commends iifl.-ll to eery nirniher of
; the ho:irlioH lo tho chihlren by tlroll ftn.l pretty
j plciuren. to tho yountf lailicf hy itfl lai-hion-phiti &
, 111 en.lle-s variety, to the proTilciit matron hy V.r
, piltern. liir Ihechildren'.elothts. to pattrfamiliat
1 ny i.n taietnl ilesi-os for iiiihpii.lrrcii .lippcrK
J nn I lu.YiirioiiH ilrcpiny ftnwnf. Hut the rea.iiir
! leatter of the liatar in uniformly of great ex"t l
i 1 :.ee, 'J he paper has aeijuirvJ a v,1k popularity
i for the (ircsMc enjoyment Jt ad ir.lK -N. V. i-rc a
1 in'i 'o.
s r 1 ;sc 1: i l'T t x s.-it.T4.
TEPv-lvdS.
II. trior's l;tzar. one year tl 0.1
(i on ariii-Ics picpa; incut o; I. S pu.-Lage Py
the puhliKhers.
Sui.-riptionfl to Harjwr'p Mairaitine. Weekly,
an.-l Ii7-r. to one adores for one year, Plo w
I two of ll inicr'1 t'er iodic'.;, to mc .vldt.-.-i for one
! v10,,r7 P"""U .l'yah'.e Igrt!.- nubwrii.-cr at
the ollleo Where rec.lvjd.
I An eilraeonv of either tin- Itaa-azlne. Weekly.
or H.itar will t ?upp!il trruti itr every elu! of
live PuiwriiHTi nt t- w c.vh, iu one rtitiiit.iueo:
i.r. Six otplr UirffM ot. without cxir.i epy: pstt
ao pay -i Mo ly the ml if TiiH-rfat theoliuvri wIktj
receive-!.
Iwk numbers can he snpplu.! at nny tim
1 Itf vix vohtiiu-t of Harptrr's Hrar; fr !:
vt'irs mroi. T.r. 'To. T . .L ii".i:U Iv UMiiri.l in
Jrr,v;i mro- cloUi, will h? ,ut ly e.prenst
j'n iht prfpaM. f..r 7 w caeh.
Tuu p JiaKJ 'U HarjMr' Ji.iiuir If 1 ccntsa
y; ir. Hhl- a nmi no pat t at tne ?ui'-ri:vr s p'.-t
..To-
Adores
IIAUi'KR & Ilil'iS., Xew York.
Tiie iJest ra?er
Try it !
naiitsrtiUy Illusiratcd.
The SCI KXTHTC AM Klitt 'AX now in its V.nh
year, eii.ioya llie rit iet circulation of any v.eekly
ncw.-paptr of lite kind in Ihe world. A new voi-
uin nuiiitneiiees .laim irv a, i?4.
iLconn iHH cmorace tne laieyt nuj tuoiit mtcr-
:n in!ortua.iioii ih i-t-iinin to tiie lnduK'riat
Meih-tniuul and Sci.'ii' ins rr. frre5fi f tiie Worhi:
lit s.rlplious. wiiti iH-ati;i!iii i.ii!rniin. of .Nr.
Invention., Xew linplciueiii.. Xew I'riici iies, and
IlUpl
irr.vc.i inous'ri.-a in ait kin i; i filial .-noiiii.
ities. Suw'tioas aul Advice, hv l'r.ietiral
Wriu ra, liir Workmen and Kuiployer., In all the
vanoufl r:M.
TheSCIKXTIFlC M Iii! ICAX in t!-.a cheap
e.t and licst iilusirateil vi welvl ,v paH-r putdiiihed.
Lvrry iitimlier eouliiins Irum l'j to l.' original en
r.ivir.y;a ol new machinery and novel invent ionp.
Kimravins. illutratin improvement!!. liii,v
eri.?. ami lmportaiit Work", pertainit: to Civil
aiid llech.injcal i;niparer!ii. Mjllioa;, Mining and
Melaiiuivy; llc or.l.of t lie laii st progress in the
Applicailoiiiof Sieatu, Sicaiu Kntjiiiiiei i:i(, ll.nl-
i ;
n.iiii, Ship-tiuildinu;, iath.ii. Telegraphy,
Tt ii-Krapli Kuuiuceiiug, Electrieiiy, .M.i.ic;';f ii..
: I.ichi aud Ileal.
farmers. Mechanic?. Enirincor. Iiiren'orn. In:
: tilaetnrers. Chemists, Lover, uf Science, Teacher",
Cit rfvinen. Liwver, and People of all Prolcwiviiis
! will tiud the KflEXTli'lt) A.MKiUCAN melul
; to l Iieai. It.houll have a place In every family,
i Library, Study. Dlln-e, nnd Counting-room: iu
I every licnilinK Monm. College. Aenilcmy.erSi lion!.
A year' nunilrj contain paeii and several
I hundrcl F.njsraviiijfu. Tlioiif.ov:9 of volumts arc
f prcscrveil lor binding ami rclerciice. The praeti
i eal receipts nre well worth ten limes the suit-ri-i
ti m pri-e. Terms a year by insil. l)is.'ount to
j Clubs. Siiet iincns s. i.t free. lay lie had of all
' Xews Deeleis.
rfifi In ei.niiee'.Ioii with the KCl-
I ll. r..- l If ii: .1 U 1,1. I! .,
" vn A, I'll ..r..
I
SoiUfniii of Aiib il-iiii nnd Voreitrn Patents, and
liave the largest cftablishmeui in the world. M .re
llhau tifly ihouxftnit apl'lieations have been made
lor piUi-.t. throuuli their ai'iicy.
I'aiems are obtained un tiie Pes.- terms. Models
. of Xew invciiiloiisand t, tches rxmnlnrd un l nd
j ie Iree. All pali'iiis .re puhlishcii in Scieniiiic
; American tho week they issue. Si-nd lorpamph
i let, lit) piaes, coi.taiuiii laws aul lull ilirreilmi
j lor c'.iiaiutnx Patents.
j Addn'ss for the Paper, or eont'eruin Patents,
j Ml XX K CO., a" l'.rk Kow. N. Y. Ilranchof
! lor corner ol F an 1 7th Streets. V.'aslitiaimi. P.
a:
WANTED
I P
jTH PACMC
: Call on or addri
LUTHER S. KADFFHAH,
IBROKE IR,
!
!
i
: 9G Fourth Avenue,
viTTsnuna, pa.
I tte.C-l
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2
Walker" California Vin
llilfrrs nre a purely Vegetable
p."!iarati;.:i, mado cinciiy i:.m tuo na
tio i.crU tound on tho lower ranges of
ti c! Sierra Nevada mountains uf Califor
nia, tl o mediciiial )iidicrtic3 of which
lire' cm rifted flierefrniii without tho nso
i t' Aieol.o!. ' .estion in almost
daily a 'Ued. "What U tlio cause of tho
i;:;!i'ii;:!ii ied success of VlXUGAlt IIT
Tiiiis Ova- answer is, that they icniovo
tin; cause ol' (!i;iea.sc, cud tho patient re
cover his Le.iith. They arc tho great
bloii-l piirilicrniid.-ilifo-giviiis principle,
a peri'ect I.cuovatur and lavigorator
of this system. Never before ia tho
!;i toa- i:f" the world h a inedictuo been
cii:ii!M"itimlcil posseting tlio rcuiarkahlo
i"i.ui::eH ut' Vixikjai: Uitteus i:i hcalicg tho
':tk of every disen-o man is heir to. They
:irt! a jrentio Purpative a.i wjll as a Tonic,
rfiieviii t'o::pc.tio:i ut Inflammation of
ihs Liver and Visceral Organs in Bilions
l):ease-i
The properties of Dr.. WAUiin's
Vimx.au iJiri Kiis aro Aperient, Diaphoretic,
CaraiiuaUve, Nutritions, Laxative. Umretic,
Siidative. Counter-irritant Sudorific, Altera
tive, and Auti-Eilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim Vix
egak BiTTEits tho most wonderful In
vignraiit that ever sustaiucd tha sinking
Bvstcm.
" No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones aro not de
stroyed by mineral" poison or other
means, rind vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious. Remittent and Inter
mittent levers, which are so preva
lent in the valleys of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan
sas, l.ed, Colorado, IJrazos, Kio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ko
anoke, James, and many other?, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, amfreinarkably so during sea
sons of unusual heat and dryness, aro
invariably accompanied by extensive- de
1'aiigenients of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow
tilul int!iit.iiv.j iiiioii these various or-
cans, is essentially liccessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal to j
Dji. J. Wai.kkii's VixEviAi: Hitters, j
as they will speedily reniovo the dark- J
colored vi.seid' matter with which the j
bcwols are loaded, nt the same tlmo j
stimulating tho secretions of the liver, j
and generally restoring the healthy j
functions of the digestive organs. J
Fortify thc body against disease i
by purifying all its lhiids with Vixiigau J
l:n iKi;s. No epidemic can take hold .
t fa system thus lore-armed. .
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Had- J
ache, I'ain in the Shoulders, Coughs, j
Tightness of the Chest, Uizzincss. Sour j
JEructatiu'tiS of thc Stomach, Had Taste j
in tlio Mouth, liilious Attacks. Palpita-
tation of thc Heart, Iallammntimi of the j
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid I
ncys, and a hundred other pninful synip-
toms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove a better guaraiitco
of its merits than a lengthy advettise- !
ment. i
Jjcrofula, or King's Fvil, White
'.vii!lil)irs, fleers, Erysipelas, Swelled Nock,
tioitre, Scrofulous Iuoatnm.itions, Lulolent
Ii:lIammntion!. Jlercurial Affection, OKI
Sores. Eruptions of the Sliiu, Sore Eyes. etc.
In the-'o, as iu nil other constitutional Dis
eases, Walk Kit's Yinkoah IIittkrs Ii.ivd
fhown tiieir prcat curative powers ia tua
most obstinate and iutriictalily esse?.
For Inllammatory and Chronic
Kiutiltnatisiii, Gout, Hilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of
tlio Blood, Liver. Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters hare no cipial. Sai.Ii Bisvasts
arc caused by Vitiated liloud,
Jlet'h,1iiic.ll Diseases. Persons en
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such ns
I'lumber, Typc-scUms, Uold-boatur, and
ilincrs, as thev ndvant u iu lifo, are subject
to paralysis of tlio Bowel. '!' enard
against this, take a tioc f Walker's Vix-
koar BiTTKns oteasioitally.
i Or Mi ill Diseases, Lrttiitions, Tet
ter, Sa!t-i;i:oti;a, Blotches Spot, Pimples,
Bust tiles, Boils, Carbtntclc, Bin j-wovrr.s,
Scald-head, Sore Eye--. Ei'ysi,i..a. ltcn,
Scuris. Oi.sei,loi'..t;oiiS ol' tlio Skin, Iiuuiors
aud Bisx-iises of the Slun of whatever name
or tatmo, are literally ihi;r tip and carried
out of the system iu a short time by the nso
ol'theso Bittern.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms,
lurkiiu; in the srMtcin of so many thousanuii,
ate cUcctujily destroyed ii,l reinoved. No
system of uiwlU;ii!C, no vcriiiii'Dnes, no an
tholiiiiiiitiis will free tho system from worms
l;ko theso Bitters.
For Female Complaints, in young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tocia
Bitters display so decided an infliiuueo that
improvement is soon perceptible.
Cleanse (lie Vitiated Blood when
ever yon find its impurities bursting through
the tkin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores:
cican.ic it when you lind it obstructed and
sluggish in tho veins: cleanse it when it is
foul ; your feelings will tell vou when. Keep
the blood pure, a::d the health of the system
will follow.
It. II. MiDOXALO & CO.,
Druis:s and (len. Acts.. San Francisco. California,
aa.l cor. of Washne-ton and Chariton Stu.. X. V.
Sold by ull Urugll, aud Ucalrr.
T
THE FA II ME US
Tllallklil!
forever.
'r iat favors, we t iter for lsfU, aiitl
THE SUPERIOR
Reaper & Mower.
Motive Power,
Slini!e. noi.cli-!M, jiowerful. ilur.il.IiMio eoi; irear.
iiiir. mini n:etal w..rui wliet l. nuj east inm m rtw-ilh-IK-urintr
tvitheoa sear and all uiiut ciary tnii'.
3I0TI VK SCilEW POWER,
.Warr.mtc l the iudH pt-rfL-t, In.pif, .miuium-I ami
iur;.t" Th-wrr l;i ui-e: vn-U? Imn :J i an.i liifhnl
irjft. kir ut;irinff will iw In kh1 iiMriu whi-
Ihe machine i worn out; n iam-y M-nt. nox
M:ft!ive txir'w fh; rr hih! tlolnvV. riniittyaiii.'ex,
a fx nit Itn'krii a ii; I won. t if ytu liuy
THE "SUPERIOR."
Kvery m ieiiiuv lioy wirr iiiletltutlo 11a work riirht
or no rale,
.loiit Ihiv a Hurve'ttr until Tauliaveseeo
thSlljrior.,'
Forfait hy lHKiKU i. FORXHY, Ilerlin, Pa
I'- S. If yon have s md hortt or utivk to trade,
or if It Is m re et.nveiileiit ir vou. call on
t. A. KHDAHS.
inayU Somerset, Pa.
'jilE IJKST i'UMP
1 THE WORLD!
TUS AMKnil.'.VN SUB.MEKOED
lioulilo-Aetini;, Xon-FreeiliiK
sly fcijvi j
The Slmiilest. JM Powerfhl. KffcrtlTe. lrara-
ble, Htllalilo nutl CtienpeH Puuip Ut ue,
It Ii m ido all of Jro: anJ uf a loir nunple part.
It will not Fretxe, aa no water n uialitf In the
pipe when Dot iu aoliun.
It hu" ne leather or giua packing, aj the autk.-r
and valves nre all uf Iron.
It seldom, If ever, get uul of or!r.
It will foree wnter from 40 to 0 feci In the air, by
atlaehiiig a lew feet of liose.
It Is sr-init f..r washing !SiHfirle, W hidown, witer
Imr (fardoioi, ie.
It fiirnlsheii the purest anil eoldeit water, because
1 1 is placed Iu ths tMttoui of the Well.
Teem: v lr. -h Pump, 411;
1 " " 1H;
ylle, Sle. 1 foot,
" Hie.
L&rtT sUos In j)ronirtIuu.
, WEYASD It M..TT,
N Je AirnnU St Sotneraet County.
omtriit t, Pa., May lt, lflt.
!
I
Groceries and Confectioneries
Tbf spare U f vrr I fur. I. Kltoatla Sl Hp.t
wh hav tiiovil into Th most nuicnlmvni trrocry
r.f -m iv this Th-y mn 1m 1!iip1 In J(ifr'
uv.w bulMinjc- WN-on-l (ixr Innn tii? r rufv.
JUST
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MOTIONS,
GROCEKIES,!
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Be jure to eall and toe, ami lie e.n;viuvv.
vl, a there are too luaay an.'. le. kept f-.r
3
enniufmli.il.
j OPPOSITE
ei SOSIKUSKT IIOIM-.
CS ' SllHEESET, TA.
t! July 17 A. W. KNKPPEK.
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W. DAVIS A HKO'S
Grocery and Confectionery,
SOMERSET, PA.
Wcdenirvi o inlorm the people of this commo
nity thiit we have mire.iased the Uroeerv ami l'..n
leetitmirv ol H. Ksepper. rjHp, tippoelte the
liarnct Houae. ami have made valuable luhiitioim
to tlio aln-adi tMKwkul liuwi. We rell all the
best brands i"
FI.OLR.
A.I MKAU
tHlJ'FKE,
TEAS,
SVOAKS,
1ICE, SYKl I S,
MOL.SSt,
fLSII, SALT,
K PICES,
APPLF-S,
FI.HVoUIX EXTKACTS,
DKltM AM) CANNED FKI ITS.
- ALSO,
t'OALOIL, TOBACXIO, CIOABS,
SNUFF, HliUOMS,
mcXETS, TlI5S,kc.
All khvl Freneh nJ eoiuinoii
t'ANDIIS, KITS, CKACKEKS,
FANCY CAKES, PEKFUMERY,
ANDTOILETAKTICI.ES,
COM IIS, HPfRUES, S)AP, ke.
Also an anaurtnient of Toys, 4,a., K.r the Utile
folks.
If yon want anything in fj Qroeery anJ Con
feelUnery line uaU at
Davis' Cheap Jrocery,
OPPOSITE THEbARNET HOI'S E.
nov. 9-y.
CToo,
Holflerhi
Have n- n A-nl
A Fire and (ompl,,,. A
Ceo,!f(,r 0,,n"!
Fall and Winter Wea
They hare a eorapM,
Felt lirs
CfoopSiiirts.
loves,
fSItOt'S,
And Felt Over Sfo
MEN AND boys-
Clothing,
Boots and Shoe
HATS AND CAPS,
GLOVES,
LI0l. rel ,tl,:iio- for yitsj
A larife arn
"n '' IV,
llTlt.,t
IIA1I)WA1!
queensware,
Carpels, Oil (ifi(!s '
A 1 irc utovl
9S 1M r
A T
ml wrS:;cii
Prices as Low as Possihv
il'. & (I. HOLDERBAn
Somerset, Pa,
I et. SO.
Men's. Youths' and Boys
jCLOTHId
f u:
FaU and Winter Wen
Having jtreaily in. rt a.'e l eur tm
the .a.t year. e ar now .rt-fmt n -
,-.i aj.wi,i.:ii Feieeiitii nruM ,n
.-"..UT-. iirivmauKlup an.l .'.titcruL
peeiu.lty of
IB.
ffilEREM-MMffl
Fully eijiial. if n..t ii)ierir. nUfjt fx
ami niii.li. to the hi order-d jtrmf vy k :
one-third lej.; i.nt f-r ail wni pfrirr ' !:
un ntff we have an extensive t'sl..ra liir:
enoKtAittly u.i!iei will, t: bncr.
larifi- S n-e r.n-t r'i.ir i tiii. t-.
CLOTHING
Of Our On ii Mano-fannr
Whlt h we miaraiaee t he "f Wt'.crim i:;
rheiMTr In l'rlee titaaaur t.'.htr h..u?e in :ae J
iri!KIjKI'ITK
For Boys of All hzi
ool ami very ( heap!
ONE PI1ICE!
NO DEVIATION
All C23S
I ft tar
TJRLING,
POLLANSBEE
& C
121 Wood St., Cor. Fifth Ave
3 3TT HUt
Oet. 3 ).
lUiii v
Cook & Beerits'i
FAMILY GROCEK
Flour and Feed
We weuhl ni,t respeettully w
friends ami the pulil ie neneriol.'. " l
vieinity of Somerset, that we ba "r
i r i Store mi
.JJ.V CROSS
And in addition too full line -i H '
Tobac cos, as
We will en.lf.-vnr, at aU times. t IT ' '
tomrrs with tL )
B K ST Q U A L 1 T Y 0
FAMILY FLOV
CORX-MEAL,
OATS' SUKLLEl C'-'-y
oats Jt cony c''"'
iii: ax. vii'i,r,s
And every tliliR iK-rtaluIni" u t
mcut, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE MS
roi:
CASH 0X1
AIk well seated
lllna-ware: Stoneware.
Woo.lenrf'
al kinds, and
STATION10
W h ich w w 111 sell as ch"l s
PIM eall. eiamine nor ned "f
I suflevl Irum your own jujh--
Dou't timet w here we stay ft
On MAIN CROSS Striet. S.met
Oct. 1 ISM