Y
i . VEIIKMIAY JIllllMMi, JIM! IS, I.
! ' nonouuHoiTicuis.
Hrifcf -M. TrT.M., .I:t.
i bnWm-)i -N. J. Wnlinlt. 'l J. Tun
'ileaon, J. E. Plain, 1. S. Luox, J. S.
! 1'mxi, .1 . .V. Proper.- .i
' . Jutlicet uftlic Jnr!X. P. MorciUiott,
i'
I. S. Knox.
I fViivfii'iic IT. Swinrnart
' ft.-hnnt o-c(or.i--l. N. Knox, If
jvls, K. .1. Wnltnll, S. H. Haslet,
f Kelly. U. ( lurk.
O. I'.i
A. II.
!ruiu
Vi.Vf.
i on est county offtceis.
I'r.orcit, Au
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j HNHfu t.jrnvfrwi'iii. v . lion rt.ii.
T:lj-irl Atim ni..i-S. 1. Inwix.
.mi XiHmisi.iiuncrx .1 ti, I''LVXV,W.M.
' P,TTIIl'ION.
' (Voin'.y A''iriv,i;ni--,'s.Ii. Iuwiw.
; f Vrinri---M. Ittut., Jii.
I'mmly A uililm- -T. 11. Conn, L. Waii-
' nun, tl. Ja.mipson.
, .Vm' nr iWrti.t IPA Ihstriet--V. It.
. t'niriL
, At.mmWi MaKTIN WllMAJH.
. J im of Train --
ATMt!SiT.. STATIOS, on nnd after
.Tnno 1, 1ST I: , . -
HOVTII cr.Afft.T ' i (
Trnln 22 .,-. 7:12 l iu.
' ' 2 rtA". ' ' '' ' ' '
TVxln r,n - - - 11:05ii. m.
-, M i 4. . n-jn p. n.
," .. jomn-lt tx.M.
i',''1Vm 81 - 5:i8 p. ui. '
n CLAW.
Trun 5.1 fc.VI n. tn.
" P0 - fiJOS p. in,
. . On Uio KiTor Kivinion i. c. from Oil City
' Ji Irviiietan, up tUo rlvor ii North i Jowu
, (ho river, Noutli.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
m
N. B. Tlio Tioncsta Cemetery Asso
cinlion (oiani.cl July 11,1808,) will
' meet ut the Court Ilonso, in (1)0 oftico
' of tlio Ptyreta.rr, on Saturday evening,
nl 7 oVloi-fe, P. M.) to clort officers to
fill vacancies, to ronnult concernitip a
hcwTl-ixt, Ac' The following nro tlie
.Jwfil": II.. U. May, Presto .Jaf. O.
J)a1e, 1. l).:Thot til Jacob Wetik,
Tmtitoe ; r?iiimicl-D. Irwin, 8e:retary,
iill Ii. S. Knox, .Treasurer. . ..There
lieinj; a vuenney in the ohice of Super-
Jnten Jont, tnnscd by tho death of.
Jncoh Shi iver, thro will he a new
Siijitriutenilent cleeteil by tho Donnl.
titeii8 iuterestcd io the imrtrovo
iiiieiit, of niil Cemetery nro cordially
f invited tn nttonJ. '
l'yy onlr of tho I'nYnlerit and Board
; i.r Tin-tct.
- SAMvicr. I). Ikwin, Scc'y.
Juno 1, li71.
. Natico new aniiouiu-oiuents this'
I'reBchinj; In jr. II. C'liiirch uct
1 Suiiday evenine;. Kahhnlh School ev
. try Sunday o't 9:o0 a.'ni,, prompt.
It will he seta by refcrenco-to
. theTima of Trains; at tho head of the
tlrst locnl ridimin, tlmt a slight change
1m taken plnce.
- Attention is directed to tho new
, rnrd of V. P. Murcilliott Ksq., in au--
lhcr eolumn, who has nssoc'Rtcd bini-
irslf ivitli Hon. A. 15. Ilichinond, of
Mcndville, in tho practice of Jaw iu
this count)-.
In addition to tho improvemenlg
noticed lust issue, CuvnrJ & Uo. are
' erecting a portico iu front of their
.ftni-e, similar to that in front of the
Supprior Store. All of which will
,Kftttly add to the, looks of the prcmi-
lji-othir Carpenter's Photograph
" inllry luid a hg run of custom last
v.i rk, hetdds that he took a great many
ut-iloor viewp, nt which business he
'heats tho world. IT. his fkyli&ht is
lixed io suit him, Carpenter can get tip
ri good assortment of pictures.
i John Keck bus built a very nent
'fence in front of his new hotife, which
julds exceedingly to tho nppcaranco of
'things. Ife hasi alsi laid a fulitcn
(ial side-walk ; nn improvement which
vo think would not injure tho looks
inl value of several otlier' frouts 'in
kiliis jdnct. .
Ky rfcucoiicii to tho now iidror
wtioment, it will ho seen thut C. K
mVcIh'i-, of Tylirs!iiij; hns again tsktn
t hargo of iho Weber House, and in
ito nil I. is l'rir ikIs tn stop with him.
J.Ic. Wihi-r u well knt.wu as an excel-
I'Mit landlord, und will on louhtedlv
,mve a good p.-, tr uing ..
IT- -Tho lU'irivl: of l'i iday Iat Iiusaii
jnei-ount of tlm fliuotiug, at Uoi'M viiie,
sjuf u lad oaiuod 'I iioiiins (Jemen, 4y
Ocrniail boy nbout 1(1 vi m of lige,
Alined dolin Wail.' The bnvs were
Cnhliiy wl cu iha siiooiiiig uoourrod.
hu boy Wall folded bis U'!,t ami de
parted from the u co .-jioiitHiK'oiy . The
l:o took i llii I ill Ckluoiiij' knee.
Wrlttcn'Cor Iho HKi-murA.
. Reflection! on Decoration Day.;
There's oin ( nnd panoply" to day,
Near tunny n Village, near many n tomb,
Win re tin' soldier ti-!t t do sleep nwny,
Midst sin iiiuin Mowers, nnJ vernal
' ' '
Tlicre is martial musk- heard in tlio land,
For wo hc:ir the' bent of t ho stirring
drum ; I
As wo lint lo the music of tho Cornet l'nd
V'o tliink of tlio brnvos who no more
will cone.
la
(iod'sowil lulu" tllCV
tlirro a weedy
sleep ;
Tread softly, they were so pood und no
, brave !
Vol them our very best hoipicts we'll kocp,
n ml scatter Iho (lower o'er nidi honored
Urtivp.
t I'roui Sweden's icy shores, to Ihisourown
nHtion,
('anion youii)? Holdior inlilnt our. war
riors In lnM,
Ileueuth our own llii' he look lip bit sia
tlou.
Until lo If Her regions he look up his
"Wit. . . ,'
There was itiiothor whoirt ll loved nr.
eliorWhed J
In Memory's ehnin, a bright shilling
Wh f JifclnhVB 'j'f bl countrj' iniatlto
piriMicI,
"'Asl ' ' whosd :t!ess life we love tn
... -V
Tho niomory of Stowr ialu-ightor'thnn the
' flower, " "
. "Tlmt spread around lii.i uionunicat to-
i ... Ouy, , . ..'
To-those who knew 'him in lliose golden
hour, a
Time Unit nro pant forever gone awny.
f ...
Thosft Soldier heal tn were truo and firm ns
cvnrj i'
' Spnrtnns of old who led the battle field';
Their willing hearts and hands Were Join
ed toy other,
Their notion's lits and, liberties to
HhieliL, i f )
I j i i , 1 1
Trf tho casa of Commonwealth vs.
Samuel Walker, indictment fur assault
with intent fo .kill,, t''a-jury found a
vordief 'ojf 'fnU guilty." MessrsJ A.
U. Iiicbnwuid , Aleadville, and W,
P.'Slefcillictt -of Tiotiesta, conducted
the dyfctU'Ovnilf Messrs.. Ramue'I T.
Johnson, of. Warren, and M..W?Tate,
of Tioucsta, conducted the case for thel
commoiiwoHlth. The'J cvideoco was
conflicting as to w hether Walker or
Lacy mad tho first assault, witnesses
for the commonwealth swearing posi
tively thnt'Walker was th aggressor,
while the witnesses for tho defence
swore jr.St us poitire)y that Lacy Crst
strflck t Walker. , W'o . Sujiposa the
jury gavo Walker tho- benefit of tho
doubt,', and thus cleared him. V.'o
understand that Walker was bound
oyer in the sum of $1000 to keep tho
peace for one year. This was a caso
that occasioned a good deal of excite
ment, nnd tlio court house was crowd
ed during tho trial. A good deal of
sprjring, sometimes partaking of a
perstmal nature, occurred during tho
IrialHof the case, between Messrs.
Richmond and Johnson, nnd his Honor
had, ontwu or threo occasions, tn call
the learned counsels to order. It was
fun for t!jO. spectators, however.''
The r.ads in this section of coun
try nro in .splendid condition 'for trav
eling, and in tho. woods about us nro
many rom.yitic sopts, beautiful as Jhe
garden;' J'den was a f;w years back.
In facl-r Ufejug everything into oon
tiderali'nt wc think there was a mis
take T-pijiT'linrfl" among" tho ftinjalic
engineers whea they selected that out-of-the-way
plnct, Asia, as a location
for Paradise. Then jus t think of how
bendy 'twould Be flu- preacher of all
denominations (o make a pilgrimage
if Kden was-loc-itcd hero.. How nice
it would bo for nman hi whcedUd
man nito tbrtt aQ'airof the Garden.if
from tho spot she could influence him
towards lomo:nv!o ..and . othtr mild
stimulants. SVo think, and let no one
writo our epitaph, that such n centre
of operations would make a magnifi
cent tidal wave in favor of tho "crews
aid," and bear the craft of temperance,
morality, Godliucss, hopo, faith, chari
ty, and scvornl other things, too mi
melius, to ; mention, Gir beyond,, the
pales of modern civilization, r.ud land
it high, dry and afj upon the barred
shores of Oil Creek; ' ' '
j At no time from creatian to ere
; ination does the human animal m in-
teniely ei j y himself ns when', on
j these bet days hu can get into some
: coid retreat, strip lohisshirt and pant,
: and have obliging venders of crusade
drinks bring him .brimming goblets of!
ice-cool lemonade. Tho thirsty soul
biii.s aiilhems ,f thnnksgiving and
jov. aud the afousaid human u.iimal-!
drinks. - . !
Laud Piasirr and Lime at Uohiu- ;
son A- 1!
Tho Decoration.
j'.c:orntioii Day dawned fuir and
ch-Aidless, o'er our village decked with
(lags and garlunded with flower. It
J seemed that Providence was lending
his aid to mako tho day as bright ns
the records of the bravo dead to the
memory of whom tho day was set
apart. All nature smiled, and, but
for the. melancholy yet pleasant na
ture of tho duties of the day, the hap
piness of all concerned would have
been complete. .
'About nine o'clock a. m. the Picas
antville cornet baud, which had beeu
engaged for tho occasion, put in au
oppourance, in a neat band wagon
drawn by four spirited horses. We
knew of (licit; arrival brfnre they were
iu fight because of the pleasant sounds
of National airs, peculiarly amiable
to a brass lund, which were borne upon
the breezes to the cars cf the expectant
multitude. Instead of At once hous
ing themselves. up, or scattering to the
four wiud.1, the members of this band
scorned disposed to give ptirk ecus
tho benefits of thekjstudy .and many
and varied were tb pieces with which
I pur citiz:iT ucr regaled previous to
the titu lor tho regular ceremonies.
. Agreeably to notico published in
last week's paper, , tho Odd Fellows
gathered in their hall, nnd tho citizenr
in the Presbyterian church, n little be
fore two o'clock. It was ascertained
at these meetings thai two of tho in
vited speakers were tint present, .but
were expected on the S:26 train. Ac
cordingly tho Odd Follows formed nt
about half pat two 6'elock, nnd, pie
ceded by the band, marched to the
mouth of the creek,' and back to the
Presbyterian church,' where they wait
ed for the citizeii3 to form.
In a short time the wholo procession
formed in the following order: First
tho Pleasantvillo Cornet Band ; Sec
ond, tho ladies third, the citizens, and
fourth the Odd Fellows in regalia,
Marshalled by 'Sheriff Van Giesen.
The procession then took up their
line of march for the cemetery, .the
band playiug a naticnal air. Upon
nrriving at- the cemetery, the band
took op a position just insido the gate,
and, as the procession filed past them,
played a beautiful and solemn dirgo,
very appropriate to 'the occasion.
The procession was then marched
past the graves of ("he soldiers buried
in this cemetery, and floral offerings
were scattered over the resting places
of tin soldier dead, - wit'f '-lavish and
loving profusion. .
Miles W. Tatt Fsq., of our placo,
as introduced by Sheriff Van Giesen,
and delivered an eloquent and filling
oration, occupying about twenty-five
minutes. Mr. Tuto's orati'ia was well
delivered, nnd many were "Iho congrat
ulations he received. Cor the excellence
of his remarks and the eloquence with
which they were delivered. The choir
then rendered a piece entitled "Sleep-
ing for the Flag," which wis eminent
ly fitting, and well received. ;
' The othe speakers' not huviug .ar
rived, it was suggested that tho assem
bly adjourn to the Court House, to
await them,' nnd Iwieu tc their re
marks. Soma objections were made,
on account of .otia'of tha speaker
having expressed n.desiro to deliver
hi.-i oratioil iu tlio cemetery,' ' Tho
audieuce finally concluded togn to the
Court House, ,nnd",' again -forming,
marched there, where tho court rjom
was found open to receive them.
.Shortly nfter the andiaucs' Were
seated, Gtn. Harry ' White, who had
been invited to speak n this occasion,
made his appearance; which was the
signal, for the band to strike tip a stir
ring piece. Gen. White va3 then in
troduced by Miles W.Tate, Esq.. and
proceeded to iiddrcn the assembled poo-
i.!.. lrfa o. 11 .- i i I
i-ii.. lijo ij..eLu nus nvii-iimcuj, anu ,
wua vcii.vereu wiui i no- nr.se- and; ele
gance for v.liii h Gen.. White is. noted.
Having himself bcuu n soldier ho 'was
.1 l: i . -.t. .i , .
abio to cntor nt onco into tho spirit of j l"aM l"u 'ht of January, '73, the c
tho day, nod to add to tho inturett by ' in t previous ' to that time being
relating sonic personal remiuicCeuecs I l'iivublo to the old .firm. Tha old suh
of the late war. From the feelings J st-rijtion boolt Ife yet io oor bauds, and
ho havo since heard expressed, and ' "" T ''ipls "ill be recognized by the
too approbation evinced at the t'uno,
think
:t
(uiun. t.nu general Wtmo may
count ou largo audience whenever j
he shall cl.00,0 to address our people, i
- At tha conclusion of this oration
tn5 "hand struck up," again, which was
luilowed by 'bVmonca irom the c hoir
in which tlie uudienca was roii,if..l
1,, - 'oin' Although tho invitation was i
..t sobcraJly j-e.-pouel.J to, He Lean.-
1 " '
oi mo pauiouc assemblage w.is rench
wf i
atioiiul hymn, '
cd by that grand old N
of applause "'! -r 'i '
Mr. llheem, of Franklin', who had
been invifod to be prcent and speak,
did not, on account of a press of busi
ness, put in an appearance, and, the
programme, having been carried lout
the audience mas dismissed. Appar
ently all were well satisfied with the
exercises, and left feeling that "it was
good to have been there."
Tho Odd Fellows' Lodge of' Lick
ingvillc was represented in the parade,
by most of its officers and several of
its mccnibers. .Their presence assisted
materially in the size and appearance
of the procession.
It is safe to say that, after the ex
perience of Saturday last, Decoration
Day will always be approprictly ob
served in Tionesii. The law making
tho fJOth of may a legal holiday may
servo to remind us of our duty, but it
can ucver put mtVlicart .into . the
ceremonies lha8lias beeu displayed
this j'ar. """ r- y "
. Wc arc under obligations to ,the
Pleasatvtville Cornet Band, for a day
light serenade tendered us shortly ho
fore that body left for their homes on
Decoration Day. May tl.ey. improve
in ' numbers and practice, until the.
Plcasntville Band will be the best in
Northwestern Pennsylvania.
' The juries wer? kept nt work Iasl
week faithfully. If ever jurors earned
their fees listening to the laws as .in-tcrprc-ted
to suit the different cases' by
the learnod counsel on opposite sides
nf tho. various cases tried, tho jurors
of last week certainly earned theirs.
Tha court room was hot, too. -
M. B. Lowry of Erie refuses to
be a candidate fr tho Itepublican
nomination for Congress in his district.
He don't want tho office Tho fox
didn't want the grapes.
Wool ! Wool! ! Wool I ! I
Take it to Robinson A Bonner ; they
pay the outside price, and sell goods
very, very low. - - lOtf
Horses and Cows for sale. Orders
from a distance solicited.
3tC D. G. IlfXTEit, Tionesta, Ta
" Robinson & Bonner have a full
stock of Wall Paper. 8tf
-i . , ...
, New Millinery Storo. "', - A '
Mrs. Ni.E. Stevens has pcocd, a
first class millinery store, whore '-can
be found n full assortment of Hats,
Bonnets, Ribbon, Straw' Goods,
French Flowers, Ornaments, etc. i All
fresh and new. Sales room same b u i 1 el
ing with Stevens Shoe Store, Tidioute,
Pa.' '""..:' 8-tf ,
Largest stock- ut Stoneware and
Qiifetuwaro in Forest county, and at
lowest prices, at Robinson & Bonner's.
' - 8lf
A CArtD.
Having purchased , the stock und
business of Mr. N. E, Stevens in the
Boot and Shoe trade, I call cpcclal
attention to my large stock for spring
aud summer wear, which are now bo
ing sold cheaper than ever. tSpeeial
iuducamcuts to customers from a dis
tance.. ... D. O. GiixfcsrtE,
Successor to N. E. Stevens, first door
above OhnfToy's grocery, Main St.,
... Tidioute,-Pa. . ,- - 8:4t
Papa I3.!dtvin", 'nf; Tidioute, has
the most extensive und best selected
lot of Fishing Tacklo that we havo
ever seen in a country f tore, and at
astonishingly low prices. -1 6in
-Tho colored address label on each'
paper shows the d.te to which tho sub
scriber has paid, thus
Tiros Turner 174,
signifies that Mr. Turner has paid fr
P'M'01' ulltil Miirch'lst, 167 4 Tho
mail lint, a norrneleil weet-K 'IV.
" --v j -"
nulling the address lnhol every subscri
ber can tell how his account stands!
Our accounts go back no further
oI'l urm. . . , If.
, Thl)$n beautiful lots iust north of
jira. JIL.ur'a ,-Caidcuc tan bo bought
- l,uyG ly yi tii
the editor of this paper. " if.
-Marriago CsrtilieatOH, hiuuk
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Hubi o-iias,
C!,..., t. . . w j
u . rimS ana
i"""""'".'-r .:i!tj at this ofUci. ft
" -Jl'""d and Tenant 1,-a.es, (he j
i)i().?t approved f..;-in,f if s.tle at'tjs
JoIJ nintlni. '
Do you want posters ? 1 """ ' '
Do you want hand-bills ?
Do you want business cards ?
Do you want a neat bill head T
Do you want a tasty letter head ?
Do you want a nice visiting card ?
If so, leave your orders at the Re
publican office where they will be exe
cuted in tho neatest style and on most
reasonable terms.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
. Over two thousand acres cf fine
Hemlock Timber Lands sitilatid on
Maple Creek, nenr Clarington, this
county, are for sale at a baigain. Part
of tho lands aro situated within four
miles of Ciarington, on tho Clarion
River, nnd would be a fine site for an
extensive tannory and saw mills. .Map
and particulars can be seen by apply
ing to tho editor of this paper.
We are short the following num
bers of the Forest Republican, and
our files arc incomplete without them :
Vol. X No. 2'J.
" 3, " 6,
ii ii ii i r.
1 . i, . ,
" ' " 23.
This paper is marked vol. 4,v which
is wrong, 4ut tho date of tho paper is
Sept. 13, 1870.
Vol. 4, No. 26.
-t :i ' ' " 25. r : I 2 r
These papers nre very necessary to
us, and if any of our subscribers have
them, or any of them, and will bring
or send them in, they will confer a
great favor upon us, and will be liber
ally paid for their trouhle.
A'etp Alrertt8eMcnt.
W. P. Mercllliott,
A TTOHNKY AT LAW, cor. Elm nnd
iA. Wiilnut Sts., Tionesta, Pa. I havo
assonated invsoll with lion. A. B. Rich
niond, of Meadville, Pa., in the practice of
law in l'oresi louniy. 10-ly
Weber House.
rpYLEU.SBUHGII.rA. C. It. WEBER,
A PnopniETOR. Mr. Weber has imaio
taken possession of this well-known house
noil win nc nappy io enieriain an nia oiu
enslomers, nnd hiiv number of new one!".
tlood accommodations for glints, and ex
cellent stablinir. 10-3111.
SOTfC'Il.
In pursuance of an net of tlio fienoml
Assembly passed tho 3d day of April. 1HM.
and subsociuout Spplemcnts passed tho
11th day of April. lH72 and l.s"4, tho sub
scriber will bo at tho following named
places for the purpose of collecting taxos
for iho year 1K74. All taxos not paid on
or before the lirtijny f August, 1874, ten
per cent, will lie ndilod tor eollectintr:
Unmet township, Cooksburp. June Id,
from ! a. in. to 1 mi. Clarington, June 1(1
iroin i p. in to p. m.
.looks township, Marlon, Jnno 17, from
On. m. to 3 p. m.
KiiiKsley township. June 19, at tlie itore
of Wheeler Duscnburv.
tircen township, June 20, at the house of
1.. Amor.
Harmony township, Juno 22, at tho store
of J. I. ltange.. Trunkey villo, June '2'i, nt
Peterson's. - .'
llickorv township. Juno 24, at the storo
of T. J. Bow man.
Tionesta township, Juno II, at Court
House.
Tionesta borough, Juno 21, at Court
IIooso.
Howe township, June 2!, nt Brookston,
nt the Btore of fioortro Pond if- Co.
KKKU, tiLASSNEll,, Treasurer.
Ufar n, 1S74. -'--
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MU.N'X.i ('., J.' Park Kuwr, .Nbjv York.
Jlrnm-h ( mice, s,r. i' and 7th sis., Wash
ington I). ('. w4u 1m
.NOTHI-.
Dr.. j v. BiLm,,.. Tidioute, hssl
ro .'rnsd to'lds tiracUcn alter an ali
frs! xZ'tro 'li' win S f
rails in his prfesbioi. i
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Dr. 1 Walker's Caliroinia YIm
egnr Hitlers ate a purely YegetnWi
preparation, mado chielly l;o:n the w
tivo licrbs found on tho lower ranpos vi
tho Sien a Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tlio medicinal properties cf wliicii
arc extracted therefrom without the usn
of Alcohol. Tho micstion is aVmros
daily asked. ' W hat is thn cause of (lis
unparalleled success of Yinkoau Urr
TKns!'1 (J'.:r answer is. that they remove
tlio causa nfdi.sea.se, ami tho patient re
covers his health. They ate tho groat
blood purifier nnd a lii'o-gh in? principle,
a perfect licnovatnr and Invlgnramr
of tlio system. Nci'cr beforo In the
history of tlie world has a lnnlltiii bnvn
eiiiiipoiiiiiled fifsoiiiiR tlie roniarktlil
q-iaiitirs of Vi.vkoas lllTTKiis in hcslinf tha
lick or every iiie.iso man i heir to. Tjmj
are a pe::t!o' Pitritatire s woll a a Tsui.
. rclieviuf Cun pent ion or Iuflainmatian of
tha Liver a;.d Ti.-ccral Oigsii ia i(ii.os
. Disfaics ...''.
. The pi oppi'lios cf Dr.. Wauckb's
Tisr.OAK Uittkbs are Aperient. Dinpsoretia,
Carminative. Niitritiisis. I.ixativ. llinri-Uc.
Sedative. Cunnuif-Irritant budorifie, Altata-
(ve, aud Aiiri llilioua,
. Grateful Thousands proclaim Vi.
I. Car liixiEKS tha most wondcrfut In
vigmaut that ever sustaiucd. tli liukiuj
. system. ' '
No Person crm lake these Hitters
nccording to directions, nnd remain long
unwell. "jirorieteU thoir bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison : or other
means, and vital organs wasted boyood
ropntr. t4 .
lliliou. Rcinittent and Iuter
miltent Icrrrs, which mo so preva
lent in tho valloys of our great rirer
throughout tho United States, especially
those of tlio Mississippi, Ohio, "Missniri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, 'Arkan
sas, Hed, Colorado, Urnzos, Kin Grnml'o,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobilo. Savannah. Ku
nnoko, James, nnd- many others, wits
. their vast tributaries, throughout ur
entiro country during the Sununor and
Autumn, and remarkably so, during soa
sons of unusual heat, mid dryness, aro
luvariably accompanied by extensive- de
rangements of tlio stomacU end Ih-er.
and other abdominal viscera. ' In iMr
treatment, a purgative, uxertinj; a v
orful jntluenco upon tlieso various er
Knns, is essentially nnccMary. Tlmi.u
is no cathartic for Uio iui pose o.unl to
Vk. J. NYalkbu's YlNEejA.it 4!l U'b;.
its tlipy will speedily reinmo tha di'vik
colored viscid matter with vhitlt tli
bowels are loaded, nt tlio same mls
stimtilaliiig' tho secretions of tlio tivsr,
kand penorally restoring tlio. hu!:tiy
functions of tlio direstivo orcifis. ',
Fortify llto body ns;aiiisl(H.4;)l
by pal ii vinf all ila tltiids ith if-oAH
lili Ti:us. No epidemic can tke
of a system thus fore-nruii iL
Dyspepsia er Indigcsti;;;:, Rt'eeJ -.
ache, Pain In the Shoulder,. Con,;)..--.
Tightness of the Clie't. IMyzin.'iss; t"-rr
Kruetations of the Stomach: !!:u! 'I'ri'ft .
iu the Mouth. Bilious Attack.- pstpi-s-tatiou
of the Heart, li!iiiimm-itin ot
Lungs, l ain in tlio region nf ilet hti
ncys, and a Inindicd oilier paiiiiul a
tonis, aro the ill':-pi ins m' PS ' 'i;-i '..
One bottle-nill pi.no a betiefijuai .;"
of its inci ita tlj.in n length v mlve.tif
UlCllt.
"f
Scrofula, or Ivlii's Ktil. "ii.ii
S c!liiirs. l.'lirr.i, InvMp.-l.-is. ,-,.,m1 ).,.. .
Goitre. Hcr.irulotn 1 i'i:!.inn:i,ili .n . I xi. '.si
Iiillniniraiiniis." .Vrviiitnl . ie-:.'i:". :
f-urcs, l,ii!!ti.iii ! Hi.- Skin, fimm Kr . ".
lilliicv, an in till oiher i-i.i.,uluii.i,.ii iv
eH.es, WaIKIUK YlXMO tillTUUM tu-s
slum 11 liicii- prreat ciirnliin pi.'.-i ia il.
riiaI obtjiiatu ami intrarlnl'le j-
For lnrliiiiii:ito2'y r.!d Chrtv.it:
IMietlJntlfisill. Gm't. Uil'tms. Ruiff.
tcntandluti'Uiiiltent Fei'ers. li-0SMivi
tho Uliind. I. iver, Kiti:.cv iii..l I'.v.nl-..
thfe Bit ici-s linro im cici-.d. S'.i-h bV,vi
iu c t-ansifil by Vitiated Illoeil. ! : j
Mt'cliank-ftl IHsenst s. 4-1 or-- u
flawed in I'aintl and Mi:ier:i: vs'tt !
1 i.nnbrri, Tyjie-.ietlr, tiuU l:u iLis, ut
Miners, as l):iy inlvaueu ia Ii:-, t..i uV-jy. i
to psralysia "cf (he It.iireN. Ti ;r M I
aain-t nils. ti.kt i doSc cf N .11 ...ik' l :
mar Biytkks uera-iintialb.. .. ' ,
For N!tiu Diseases' Kt upturns, T.-t-
to:-, :!'.nmi, l!li.tcli.. ,'':.-. p. .
PiKtiilci. !..i... C.irf.t:U:'lc:. Ibr,-. ....
S-nUMiiMd. Sor Kvmj; lvrv-o'..i. ' l'.
fllirls. Ilucoliii'Hlioni of tim Sl.a:. in-il 'M
n:i.l l)ca-.ui of iliu .Sl.iu ul' v i:.tc.. 4
; naf.uv, am liiciaily ii tt ip ,1 , 1 ' . I
out oi tliv rnteiti ill .1 jIimil tnnv 1',. ' J sxt
) lliCiO l'-.'lcH. . "
Pin, 'J'upe, nml lit'i-M- Vi'oiii;s,
1';;kii.h in ihv sv-tcai f 1 inir.v tin ihiwu.
a:M ellootiiallv ih-muvi'il air.l rc"mmc,l. .
hvti-in .of imuliciiic, nu vuriiiilii;:s. r.e aa-lhiliiiil,iU'-'
Mil b'vo Uio m-.ujii i. 01.1 itih.4
Ijl.a tiis'-o Bitter-. ..." . j
For Ffiiiitlo Contpl.tinls, in' o;
or old, ni.in ieil er sii:rle, it tl: d i" V 1 f -v
liianli.'iud. or tl;c tiun cf lu. ll..o Tsiti
Ititlers ill --play so iIm idol .in ii;:Jr.-;;e ta(
inij'-nrcrnuat i neivi i-vrMfli!.?
t'lcaitspthe Yitlatcil IMooil wJ.-n-
eter yon tir.d ilw impuriiics l u liiw vr.rssca
(he km in Pini .. l-iiNjuinns, r.S'iros:
cican 1. u :;c:i y.m U. .1 u!, .iiu.:H-l 44
i".?i;ih ia tl: ve:a: 1 iesr.s it r..-a !l U
foul: Vcnr f t-f i i 1 : if : will t.'l' v ci wrif 11 Ks,.
lit" IlllKlJ pure, till tlie a.aiir, , f tiiiyt 1
v-'.l I :." - . - .,, - v,
Ii. II. M. IIOV ti.n A Cf'..
li iU -1 1 A v.-i 1 ; .-.i.m 1, . :f w.bi,
an.l ,i .r r V ,'..i:ri"ii ' au'h--i I'
T autil ly till .Jck-Kl-A f i4l Ut Ai ,f
NEBRASKA GRISTMILL.":
f pj-I J1 O Pit. ST MILL al Nelicka (Ijmv.
a town,
1 Forest Ciiuulv. Iiu'i lic-u lln.'r.
oukIiIv overhsnloil ancf refitted ifi' tirat
class order, and is now r uuuinK and doing
a.11 kinds of f' f - :
c: r t . ? : fi ii 1 !V f t xu.
onstwntly on l.nnd. an! a-fld'al-thi" rfrv
w
TKi.avaJa
HUf'j aud was ?r. ted at it- close bv a rmi
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ofli-.
r lo'Toit lifruri.
I tl.O'.T
1 lie r.iin
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