. WFDKr.DAT MIIRNIaG, Cl'T. 7, '.S,l.
, nOROUGffCrFICkTtfi.
r.(Mj M. Inf:t.. -Tfi. '
Omiirmrrt-s. ,. Woleotl, T. .1. Vim
Oliven, J. K. J'.lninr, D.N. Knox, .1. S.
Ilonti, J. A. Proper.
. Jtintirrxof Utc Worn W. P. More IHiott,
i . is, iwinx.
f mxtnhlr r. Swuvirmt
A'cioo) ' J)irrrtor.il'. S. Knox. H. . I):)
Tin, 8. .1. Wobiott, N. Ii. Haslet, A. It.
Kelly. 1). Hark.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICFIS.
IVetiilrnt .liuliyr
Axvtrinta .whirl
PIIKW CooK.
-L. I). AVt:rMnni'.'
J. A. l'Rorcn, ,v
iVArriyT-T. .T. Van Of kskx .
-V" Hfl I'T Ffl Kl. G LAWN Kit.
I'rnlknmiliirtf, lptjitee Cr ZfrwdVr, re,
i. II. AONKW.
Vjniiniwimirrn --T. P. Cm.Liss .Toitx
TuoMrmm, Jau. K. Cunit.
Titinfy Nii)irrilrnitrntH. F. Ron nun,
Dixtrirt Allnmrfl H. I. In WIN.
Jury (inmiitincr!t .1 A. Kr.YNjf,iVM.
J'attkhkon.
fViittfi Nil nrtir S.D. InwiS-.
Hironer M. iTTKL, .III.
Viuf( tnlitnr T. It. Conn, L. War-
KKR, G. JAMIRSOT.
Mr.mhr.ro UontirrirMh ThMrirtC. It
I'l'KTIM.
Atttrmlil.v M ah rt! WiM.t am.
Time of Train
At TIONFSTA STATION, on and after
October r, 1ST t :
sot; rit.
Train fiO -.-"
M .
" fi-J
flUllTIf,
Train .Vi
' " Ml - .
" id
y::t7 p.
!:4r p.
8:3.1 n. m.
r.:00 p. in,
WW a. in.
fi i Oil CilV
On tho Kiver Division f. r.
to Irviiiulnn, up tho river is North j down
mo nvor, south,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Hcv. Lusher will preach in tlie
Jf.-''. Church on next Suii'.liiy evening.
Union Htilibutli School nt 9:o0 n. m.
--l)r. r ithor, Dentist, will lie ut
Fryhurg next week, M attend to any
business in line that may lie want
ed. .
Tlio J Vim says : "Truth U uli ur
need this hitch." Tlicn why, in tho
liamn of Truth do yiii copy Drown'
glaring falsehoods ?
M. Carpenter is putting upnn ad
tlilion on the rear of h'a gallery, his
increasing business making the addi
tional room necessary.
Cidc-r is living pqnee.yd out lv
those who have apples and who own
or can horrow cider mills. As far ns
we know there has boon none ofiered
for sale here.
liev. l.lliutt, who moved to town
lust week, evidently does not intend to
lie btarved out, us he brought .thirteen
barrels of potatoes along with hiiri,
and other provisions in proportion.
The Piliadelphiu Inquirer says
1 he akefieltl Presbyterian Church,
of (iermantown, has extended a unan
iinotis call to the Uev. N. S. MoFet
ridgo, of Oil City, Fa., to In come their
pastor. .
il
Several of our miaous are giving
their attention to the slaying of pheas
ants, which are pleiilior this full than
we have ever before- known them to be.
Mr. Uobinson killej one with a stone
on Monday last, -
-Dr. Ill nine has relumed home
from his viit to the Cincinnati Ex
iiositiou, and will resume his practice
at once. Hoth himself and wife ex.
proS thewsfalves high'y pleased with
tho JCxposition. .
By reference to the announcuients
it will bo seen that Capt.L). S. lvuox,
of this pluce, is an independent candi
date for Assembly. There ara now
four candidates on tho track, and but
one of them can be elected. "
, A social dance will' cume oil at
the house of Flynn Urother?, in the
Flynn settlement, near Newmauville
on Tuesday evening next. We are
iuformed that good music will be in
attendance, and a good time may be
vxpuctod.
The lion. Benjamin Ilusli Brad
ford, of New Brighton, has accepted
the nomination of tho Temperance
party of this State, for the oflico of
Lieutenant Governor. He stands a
ohauce of living and dying a private
citizen.
Tho Derrick of Tuesday contains
. 1" .1
uu uccuom oi inc. suicide ot an uu
kuowu man, by throwing himself uu
ler a moving train ou the Jameftown
& Frauklin Ry., ut Summit; four
miles below Franklin. The case is
fchouded in mystery.
Willie, youngost child of M.
Tate, Fsij, died, of diptheriit ou
Ihursday ot last week. The child
Mas a little over ten months old, and
was a very intercst:ng and beautiful
one. The parents have the sympathy
of the entire coniinuuitv.
Wc ore pained to record the death
of Mr. C. C. Minnclcy, agent of V.
Minnig A Co., of Erie, which occur
red at President, on Monday last. It
appears that lie iut up ot tho Trcsi
dent Hotel ou Friday evening", and in
the moruing, about 7 o'clock, tho
landlord knocked at his diior; Mr. M
answered, and tho landlord went down
stairs; After waiting for some time
he went up again and knocked, and
hearing no answer he opened" the door,
anu iouiiii iur. lumneiey lying on Ins
face on tho door, unconscious. He was
put into bed and Dr. Hunter of this
place was sent for; Mr. McCray's folks
in the meantime doing all they could
to help tho stricken man. When the
Dr. arrived he pronounced it a stroke
of paralysis. Everything possible was
dono For the unfortunate man, but
without avail, and he died as above
stated. Ho leaves a wife and family
who reside at Linesvillo, Crawford
county. All of our business men wcro
well acquainted with tho deceased, and
heard of his death with genuine regret
Wo have been Intimately acquainted
with Mr. Minneley for many years,
and have always known him as an up'
right business man, whose word could
be depended upon at all tiiyes and tin
dcr all circumstances., lie was social
ly inclined, and ftlwavs made friends
wherever business' called him. II
family have our heartfelt sympathy in
their afllictiou.
The express tram which has here
tofore run on the rifur division' of he
O. C. & A. R. Ky.has been taken off,
and hereafter wo shall have to travel
entirely on accommodation trains, or
in other Jivords, ut the tail end of
freight trains. This is a severe blow-
but we don't know how it is U be bet
tered. It is ct-rtaiu that the express
trains have no been patronized very
extensively, especially since tho hard
times shut dowiV on the countrv.
.- .iti .
uow time tame, went mho cllect on
Monday last, Tho following is the
wisiu v kiailJ3 Ul 11119 BlIl'.lUU I
Northwarrf No. 51, 2:38 a. m. ;
03, 8:3.5 m.; No. 59, 5:00 p. m.
. Southward, No. CO, 9;54 a. in.;
54, 2:37 ft m. ; No. 52, 9:45 p. in.
No,
No,
' Tho "Time of Trains," at the head
of tho first local column will be found
correctedMu accordance with this table,
(icnerul Allen, the Republican
candidate, for Auditor Ceueral,
growing. more popular, and deservedly
so.every day. The creditable manner in
which he has discharged the import
ant, and often difficult duties of his
office, while it has secured him the
united support of his own party, has
won tho confidence and esteem ot
thousands of Democrats, nod his suc
cess by a very large majority is abso
mieiy certain, uen. Allen lias risen
from the ranks, nud tho ranks will
support him. His opponent, Justus
F. Temple, should withdraw from th
ticid it lia wishes to avoid a most
crushing defeat.
In jbompany . with Mr. Robinson
we visited Seldon Whitmau's coal
vein, on Monday last. We secured
some specimens, which can be seen at
Robinson Bonuer'a Store, but wheth
er or not it is tho real cannol-coal.
neither of us were able to tell. The
vein is not developed to any extent. and
hence no correct estimate can now be
made as to the extent or worth of the
vein. If any ono in this section
posted on the Csnnel-coal question, we
wish they would cull at Robinson's
store, examine the specimens and r
port. x.r
-As Ceu. William McCaudless, the
Democratic candidate for Secretary of
internal Allaire, considered the pri
vate statiou to to the post of honor,
wiion lie was wnted m tho field to do
lend Ins country, it would be a cruel
thing in the voters of the State to take
liim away from his privato station,
now. They will unt be guilty of any
such cruelty towards hira, but will
leave him to- enjoy to the full the hon-
ors of that privacy into which he
skulked when a struggling uation call
ed for help.
From parties who live up the
creek, we learu that Mr. Guyton Jast
week trapped tho largest bear that has
ever been seen in Forest couuty. Itu
said that tho space between the eyes of
tins animal was fourteen inches, and
tweuty-cight inches from the tip of the
uoso to the top of the head. He also
trapped a small bear oii the same
night.
Papa Baldwin, at Tidioute, La
the most extrusive and best selected
lot of Fishing Tueklo that we have
ever Mceu in a country store, and at
a-toiiisliingly Knv prices. 4 Cm
7 Court Proceedings.'; j
Courts met at 2 p. m. Sept. 23, '74.
Hon. L. D. Wetmore, President, and
Hons. J. A. Proper, and A. Cook,
Associates. Continued in session till
Friday at 2 p. m., transacting a large
amount of business, when they ad
journed. Truoliills wcro found in the follow
ing cases by the G rand Jury: Com
monwealth vs. Powell Reisingcr and
Pauline Itcisinger his wife; indict
ment assault and battery, Evans prose
cutortried; verdict guilty; sen
tenced to pay a fine of $10 to Com
monwealth and costs , of prosecution.
Same vs. Simon Reisingcr same prose
cutor, verdict guilty, and sentenced to
pay costs and 6i cents fine. Same vs.
John Ditwelkr, indictment forgery;
continued. Same vs. Byron Landeis,
fornication and bastardy, Zeruiah A.
Anderson prosecutrix ; guilty ; sen
tenced to pay a fine of $10 to the
Com., $25 for lying in expenses, and
to give bonds in $700 with two suffi
cient sureties to Overseers of Poor of
Harmony township for ,maintainanco
of child ; thai he par $1.50 per week
for the perioj) tfa-'years from 3d of
May 1871,' and $2 per week thereafter
io4y.ei"8,quarterly in advance. Same
vs. H. R. Stroup.obtaninglodgifgs un
der false representations, D. Black
prosecutor; not guilty, and prosecu
tor pay costs.
The following civil cases were dis
posed of: .
Win. H. Eowrio vs. A. Cook et al,
ejectment; pIuintifT takes nonsuit.
F. II. Ellsworth and Sophia M. Ells
worth vs. J. II. Dilks and Jones,
ejectment ; verdict for defendants.
Hill, Fox & Co. for use vs. G. S.
Hunter, summons in trespass on the
case sur assumpsit; plaintiff takes
nonsuit, with leave to take it off on
cause showu at next lemi.
J. M. Kepler vs. Alex. Wallace,
sum in trespass on sur assumpsit) ver
dict lor plaintiff tor $1,226.10.
Ed. Jones vs. C. S. Richardson et al
tcrre tenants, ejectment; verdict for
plaintiff for land described in writ, to
be released upon tho payment within
eight months from the dale of verdict
for $350.95.
Balance of cases were continued.
W. H. James Esq., of Franklin,
aud A. W. Corell Esq., of Tidioute,
were admitted to practice in the sev
eral courts of Forest county.
Eli Berlin, of Whig Hill, lost his
pocket-book containing a goodly roll
of greenbacks, aud several notes, on
Saturday last. He was very much
cast down about it until he stepped
to his wagon to go home, and lo!
there was the bocket book, with con
tents intact. We'll venture to say that
Eli never felt better since he received
the Democratic nomination for County
Commissioner.
The political machinery of this
county is somewhat deranged. We
have a regular Republican, and a reg
ular Democratic candidate for Assem
bly, and an independent candidate on
both sides. The friends of the regu
lar Republican candidate think the
probabilities are that the plurality of
candidates will have the effect to in
crease rather than dimiuish his major!
May, Park & Co. have put up a
very tasteful desk in their bank, out
side the counter, for the convenience
of the patrons of that institution. The
desk is of black walnut, supported by
large brackets sawed in beautiful
curves, arches, convex, and concave
circles, all of which were executed by
Jas. llulings, who has a taste for such
things and can get them up in good
Chestnuts in small quanties are
now in market, aud retail at fiveceuts
a glass or twenty ceuts a quart. There
is a good crop this year, but the chest
nuts are infested with worms to tho
extent of about one in five. We have
heard of no accidents resulting from
the chestnut crop this season.
Wru. Y. Siggius of Stewart's Run
left with us oue day last week, a beet,
of his own raising, which weighed 10
pounds. He also left a couple of doz
en of the largest onions we- have seen
this'year. Mr. Siggins gives his whole
attention to agriculture, aud succcda
well, as he deserves to.
-Geo. Hunter talks of coming out
for Assembly. He offered us the serin
to anuouuee him, last night, but we
didn't thiuk hiiu anxious euough.
Those beautiful lots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residenco can be boueht
cheap, on long time, by applying to
l....l:i- i-.i-
niu euiior oi mis pupcr. if.
: v;: important' p
Our readers who visit Pittsburgh
pnd Allegheny cities, will thank us,
fnd save money, by adopting the fol
owing as a rule : When visiting cither
pity, take the name and address (or
cut out advertisements) of all business
bouses advertising through our col
umns, and whatever goods you buy in
their, line give them your patronage.
All are first-class, reliable houses"
guaranteed to be so by our Pittsburgh
agcuts. You will, by follswing this
advice, obtain the best goods at the
lowest prices. Their advertisement is
a standing invitation to you, and one
that costs them hundreds of dollars
annually. When buying.state to the
advertiser that you saw their adver
tisement i this paper.Jand our word
for it, it will pay you.
New invoico Coots & Shoes, nil
kinds, styles aud price?, just received
at Robinson &Bonncrs. . 22tf
Landlord and Tenant Leases, the'
Must npproved form, for salo at this
office.
Horses and Cows for sale. Orders
from a distance solicited.
3tf D.' G. IIusteu, Tionesta, Pa.
Marriage Certificates, Blank
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Subpceuas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants aud
Informations, for sale at this office, tf;
The lightest running Machine in
the world is tho Grovcr & Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tidioute says so,
and ho knows. 46 ly
LOST.
On or about tho 25th day of May I
lost a Judgment note, against C.
Sloan, in favor of Geo. S. Hunter,
dated about the 12th of April, with
Hunter's name on the back, made pay
able on or beforo the 4ih Monday of
May. Tho amount of the note was
$475.00. All persons are warned
against negotiating the above note. A
liberal reward will be paid to tho per
ron who delivers the above described
note to me. . T. J. Van Gikskn.
Tho colored address label on each
paper shows the date to which the sub
scriber has paid, thus
Thos Turner l'jf74,
signifies that Mr. Turner has paid for
his paper until March 1st, 1874 The
mail list is corrected weekly. By con
sulting the address label every subscri
ber can tell how his account stands.
Our accounts go back no further
than the 1st of January, '73, the ac
counts previous to that time being
payable to the old firm. The old sub
scription book is yet in our hands, and
our receipts will be recognized by the
old firm. tf.
Xeia Adcei'tiHementn.
BLACKSMITH AMD WAGON SHOP.
THK undersigned have opened a lirst
rlass lllaekHiiiith and Wagon Shop, in
the Koherts tdiop, opposite tho Kunil
Ilonw. All work in either line promptly
utteixlod to, and satisfaction guaranteed.
iroixoniliooiiifjf ii f"i-iult
lai.v L. fcPKATt.S A II. W. ROBF.HTS.
NEW HARNZSS jHOP7
JUST opund In the Roberts Duildiiifrop
posite tlio Kuril! House. The under
aitfiied is prepared to do all kinds of work
In his lino in tho best sl.vlo and on short
notice.
3f EW II All X J S S
A Specialty, Keep on hand a fine, assort
ment of I'urry Combs, lirusluw, Humes
Oil, Whips and Saddles. Harness of uli
kinds iiiudo to ordr aud cheap as tho
cheapest. Ktmumibor tho name and plue
W. WKST, HobnrtH Ituildintr,
22-ly Opposite Kural House, Tionesta.
II . C. IIARXIN,
Sto reliant Tailor,
IN Tho Ijiwrenco Kuildinr, over Super
ior Lumber t'o. Store, 'i he best stock
kept constantly on hund, and made up in
tlio best liinuncr and newest styles. l!l-y
i iwrt'TjiTii litTi a,
DRESSMAKER, Tionosta, Pa.
HF.VT1I ha- recently moved to
ill this I
is pluc;) lor the purpose of mcclinu-
a want which the ladies of the town and
county have for a long time known, that
of having a dressmaker of exiiei leiu-n
among them. I am prepared to make all
kinds of dresses in tho latest style", and
guarantee salislaetion. (Stamping 'for braid
ing and embroidery dono in tho best man.
ntr, with llio newest patterns. All I ask
is u tair (rial. Itesidcneu on Water Street,
in the houso former! v ocennieil bv .!,.,, I.
shriver. .., , t ur
X CAltIK
Persons sull'erin if with Nrrvrinu li,.l,iii.
ty, liisipient Consumption. Asthma Hi nn-
cliitis, Catarrh, or any form of N ervous or
Pulmonary Complaints, will receive a
prompt ami radical Vegetable lteinedv,
freo of charge, by giving symptoms In
full, ami addressing, N
Ur. CHAN. P. MARSHALL,
3 ' swan st.. liufiiiio. N. y
Tlia Republican Office
KKKPS oonstautly on hand a largo as
sortmauiof lllunk Deeds. MortirsL-es
tit. I 1L- ... . a
iTailMlim, iSMIUIUfllls, 4X0
bo fcolii "henp for cash
to
Frank RokbiiiM,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
(dCl'I'IMWlR TO DEMISO.)
Picture In every styloof the art. View
of tho oil regions' for milo or taken to or
dor. CKNTIIE STIUSKT, near R, It. crin.
rtYOAMOKK HT11F.KT, near Union Pc
p3t, Oil City, I'a. S!0-tf
C CONSTANT KMlMiOYMKXT At
J Home, Main or Female, ?:0 to ffio n
week warranted. No capital required. Full
rmrtictihir and n valuable sample sei,t
freo. Address, with 6 et., return stamp,
O. ROSS, WillinmHburjrh, N. Y. 1") 4t
KKYXTONE DINfMl HOOJIM,
203 Liberty Bt., - - Pittsburgh, Pa.
. II. JT. SISIl'SOX, Proprietor.
1IKAI.SAT AM. IIOntM.
TItAN.SlKNT
wZVly
CUSTOM SOUCITKI).
CLAIM AND PATENT AGENCY.
THE OI.DKmTl.N TllKKTA'TE.
w.e. nrcmxGKK, - - solicitor,
113 Nmithticld St., 1'itt.tbu rKh Pa.
Patents procured, Pension, llotintv, itc.
Prir.e Money collected. Applications by
mail attPtided to as if nnulo in person.
jfcir-Ha charge unless successful. 2"i-3m
CORK SHAVINGS
Tho best and cheapest article in uso for
MATTRESSES', JcC.
They will last a lifo limn. Thirty to foity
pounds required for largest cln,
. 8 Cents Per PcundK,
akmstkoxo, BHOTH i:n A CO.,
w25-lm. PittslmrKli, Pa.
81 ler
Cent. 4uaraiilctMl
WITH
N. P. BTJRNHAM'S 1874
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
Tho best in the market, and sold nt less
price tiian any other first-class wheel.
Send for pamphelt and be convinced.
2i-4t N. F. liUHNHAM, York, Pa.
ANOTHER
CHAPJCE!
FIFTH AND LAST GIFTfiCONCERT
PUBLIC UBRflRYIKENTUCKY
POSTPONKT) TO
MONDAY, Nov. 30th, 1874.
DRATOG ITRTuTaT THAT DATE.
LIST OF GIFTS.
Ono grand cash gift
One Kruud casli pilt
Ono grand cash gilt
Ono grand cash gilt
Ono grand cash trift
5 cash gifts, &!(l,0() each,
10 cash gilts, I4,0n0 ach,
l-'t cash gilts, 10,0011 each,
-0 cash gifts, S.IKM) each,
cash gilts, 4,iio0 each,
80 cash gift, U.ono eiu-h,
0 cash gifts, L',000 each,
li () cash gilts, i.ikio each,
210 cash gilts, AH) each,
500 cash gilts, 1(H) each,
19,0011 cash gills, r0 each,
'."o,ono
HMI.HoO
7."i,(KHI
.Vt.000
i",(ioO
' loo.Ono
140,000
1.10,000
I "0,000
11X1, TOO
!0,0(N1
JlM.lllHI
1110,000
?.l,000
60,000
. H50.000
Grand total 20,000 Gifts, all cash, $2,.-.00,000
VKICEOFTICKKTS:
Whole Tickets - 8 ,-) oo
Halves - . . -2.100
Tenths, or each Coupon - - 5 (Ml
11 whole tickets lor ... 5oo (ki
22 1-2 tickets for - . l,ooo 00
For Tic kets or information,, address
TIKIS. F. JIH.VM LKTTK, Agent and
Manager. Publii) Lilirarv Iluiliiiii" Louis.
villi-. Kv.. or
TMO.S. II. II AYS ,f CO., Faster,, Agents
dOOlJ road way, New York. 21 4t
ONE MILLION ACRES
OF
SPLENDID MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR SALE.
Tlio Grand ltapids and Indiana Hailroad
has hcei, linisliod ; is 8:;o miles long, and
1's entire land iri ant curninl I
In f'aiuiing Ijinils to Actual Sellers, for
iuvii munis or voioiues,
SPECIAL BARCAINS FOR IR71
100,000 acres have been sold already. Tho
lands aro well timbered, making tlio best
kind of farms. Stronsr soils of great pro
ducing power. Kasily reached by rail or
water. Good Markets. Kuilroad rurs
through tho grant. Michigan is ono of tho
least indebted and most prosperous States
'" "lu "usv. jisscnoois aro unequalled,
Its financial standing is No. 1. No dilllcul
ty in transportation. Peace and prosperi
ty aro in its borders. Lauds from J I to tfS
puracre. Time sullicleiit. Interest 7 per
lutftt lirf A arf-w.r .... -
Land Commr', Grand Kapids, Mich,
P. H. P11CHCK, See'y Laud department.
Coin Silver Watch FBEE !
Agents vtantod to act for mo, In tho
sale of an article of value in i ver houso-
noio. f. o l oin suver ateh Fit Kl'.. Ad
dress F. HOIUNSON, Pittsburgh, Pa.
wl'J 41 " ' '
AGKNTS WANTFD FOR
Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK
tin Manhood, Womanhood, and their Mu-
iiiai iiiier-roiauons; love, its Laws,
"S""" " ni'iiiiig iroin u loii copies a
oaj. nemi for specimen pages and loins
ti Agents, and see why it sells faster ihau
soy oincr hook.. Address, National 1'ub
likhing Co., Pliiladuljihia, Pa. 2.1 41
TIME "TRIED "lD nillTiaTEDl
THK Oni'il.NAf.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, COXN.
AS.SKTS Dec. SI, 178,
H.-,rin,in.r.
M 1 LF8.W. TA'i'F, Sub Agont,
," T'oiiusia, Pa.
Sotic i:.
llt. J N. IIOLARD, of Tidioute, has
Is ri..vrnsd to his practice) alter an ab
ene of lour inonllis, snt in the Hospi
tals uf Now York, where l' will attend
calls in Ins prolossioii.
Ollico in Kurcka Drug Storo, Mil door
ibove tlie bank, ildiouli', Pa. 4tf
Dr. J. AValkcr's CnUronila Vln
rgnr Hilters nro a piilcty Vrgetabln
preparation, inado chieHy tVoin the un
tivo herbs found on tlio lower ranjios of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tho medicinal properties of which
nro extracted therefrom without the uso
of Alcohol. Tho question is nlinoft
daily asked. "What is tho cause of Urn
unparalleled success of Yinkcak Jrr
TKiisf" pur answer is, that they reinovo
the cause of disease, and tho palicnt ro
covers his health. They aro the great
blood purifier and a lifc-jjivfnjr principle,
n perfect Innovator and Im Isolator
of tho system. Never beforo in tho
history of tl.o world lias a nieilicino beet,
cuniMiiu,ili piHscisiii)i tlio rciiuirkahlo
qualities of Yl.XKUAIt UlTTKK ill hculilie tils
iek of every iliwaso man i. heir to. They
uro a punilo PurplUive as well an a Tonic,
relieving Coneestion or Inflammation ff
tho Liver and Ytixcr.il Organ in liiikm
Uisrascj
The propprlios of nit. M'Ar.Km'M
Vinkoak IJittkrs mo Aperient. Diaphoretic".
Cartninativc. Nutritions, l.nxalivo. Diuretic,
ficdative. Couiitpr lrritaut Sudorilic, Altera
tive, and A uti-lJiiious. . ,.,
Grateful Tliousnnds proclaim Vix.
'sgah Bitters tho most wonderful In
vitorant that ever sustained th ainkina
syrtem.
No Terson cm take these Hitters
according to directions, nnd remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
IHlious. Itemitteiit nnd Inter
mittent levers, which nro so preva
lent hi tlio valleys of our great rivers
throughout tlio United. States, especially
those of tlio Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
JHiiiois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan
sas, lied, Colorado, Urnzoa, Kio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, l?n
anoko, Jauics, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during tho .Summer and,
Autumn, and remarkably an during sea
sons of unusual limit and tlrynass, nro
invariably accompanied by extensive de
rangements of tho stomach and liver,,
nnd other abdominis viscera. Ia the:.
treatniont, a purgative, exerting a pow
erful iiillueiico upon theso various or
gans, is essentially noccssmy. Thorn
is no cathartic, for tho purpose cn,tial to
Dn. J. Wai.kkic's Vinkqak llirn'.i:,
as they will speedily remove tho dark
colored viscid matter with which llid
bowels nro loaded, nt thu Bnine tinui
stimulatiiiii tho seeretiona of the live:-.
and generally restoring tho hoallln-,
functions of tlio iligeslivo organ.
Fortify the body agiiiiiKt disens
liy purifying all iis fluids with Yixi:iiAri
lirrricits. No epidemic can t;;kc hu! I
of a system thus loi e-arnied.
l)ysi)tsiii or Iinligeslior, iiuad-
aehe, Pain ill the Shoulders, Ci'imb.'
'lightness of the Chest, JVine:. oor
Eructations of the Stomach. Had i'a. lo
ill tho Mouth. Hilimi.; Attacl.s. Palpiia-
tation of tho Heart, luil.iu iti.-n t.f il.-j ,
Lungs, Pain in llio region of l!ie Kin
licys, nud a hundred other painful ;'vpr
touis, tiro tho oll'springs of I lyspqw;-.
Ono bottle will pruvo a bellci guaraiiici
of Its merits than a lengihv i;;l(.i".u.
incut. " . ,
Nfrtifuln, or Kinsr'.j Kvil, Wlii;i
Swellings, i; Ivors, Kri sipela--. Sne!i,-,1 ,-r .
,....v.w, iM-iiuinii , iijttiiiiiiiiii I ii , imin: -.
liilluiinimtioiis. .Mercurial A hVctioiH. o!t '
Soros, Kniptions efthc Skin. Sure V.y . el. .
Ill thine, us til nil oilier enlist it iiiin'iuil '
eiisos, A'ai,ki:i:'. Yim-uau Lt n i iis' U-.i: .
lliow-fi tl.i'ir great curative j-nvi. in
mint ohstiiiiitu ainl intnu-talilu ea i -.
I.,itlri 'i-.il ul, ,i i j r..(l. ... ... ,
l or Inliaiiiiiiatoiy iiii.1 ( l.ioiiia
lill01llll.lt i.MIl, Gout, Ihliiuis, lii'init
tcnt and Intcrinitteiit l-'i". ers, I liscase.--if
thn I'l I 1 i L'i.l I t,i .1 ,
j.i. , iiiui, niiii.e, iini ni;ini;e ,,
tlioso Hitters have mi cijmiiI. Such 1H eases '
aro caused hv itiah-d illon.l.
3h'chaiiic:il Diseases. -T.-i sons ec .
Cll'i-eil ill l':iint tiiul t iii...--.l.- ...... I. .
Phuiibors, TyiJc-Hi-liers, (iolil. healers, and
Miners, as they advance in hie, uro milijwt
to paralysis of tliu liuwels. '1'" ffii.ird
against tins, tako a ilnsu of V ALKha's V
hoAii HrriKiis neciisioiiallv.
For Skill Disonsesj Eruptions, Tet
ter. Salt-Klieinii, Klntehcs, Sj,,ts, l'iinpli.'.
I'ustules. Ilnils, Ciiiliinnie, King-it-nrius
Seuhl-litMil, Sum L'yes. -:rysiiu!.i, luh.
Scurfs, liisi-iilnralimis of fliu'Skin, liwinui.i
anil Diseases of tlio Skin of l..ilevi.'r iiainn
or lnU'.U'C. mu litmailv ihur un mnl . . j... 1
out of tlio system iu a blun t tiuiu hv lliu u.se ,.
of tlieso Hitters.
l'in, Tape, and other Worms,
1 ii i L i it i. i ii ,1... i i 7 .
h '"W n, i.n-,u pt, llliinv I IM'IISail'IS,
are flluctiially ilcatrnyoil anil re'imo eil. No
eysti'iu of medicine, no vermifuges, no an
tiicliniiiiticn will li co tlio sytti'u, IVmu wnnti
like tlieso Hitters.
. For Female romjilaints, m young ,
or old, married or single, at tin; dan utf k .i
ninnliooil. or tlio turn of life, ilio.-,o Tunio,
Hitters display mi decided an iiiUiiuute thai
improvement is toon pi'iveptililo.
Cleanse the Vitiated Iilooil nhen-
evor you liud its imimritiei biirstmi; ihnni(;li
the .kill in l'linjiies, Lruptiiiiis, or Soros; -cleanse
it when you find it obstructed and
tlugpikU iu thu veins : cleanse it w hen it U
foul ; your leoliuss w ill tell yon wiieu. Keep
tlio blood pure, und the Leiiilh of the nysteiu
will fojlmv. J
It. II. MrflOVAf.n A CO.,
DrusK'iU m iKi.-ii AfU .Sui Knen-ui-o ('iilifi.tuin,
ftuil uor. el Wmiliniirluti ainl Climiluii si. X. V.
Kola by ull lli u,l.li nud 1 slci-a.
Madame Foy 's Corset Skirl Sup-
For lit ! Hi, Comfort anil
style, is Hemiowledgoil the
best urlielool tho kind evor
uiado. Nuiiieroua Tioii
.iionialsiii its favor are be
ing received from all parta
of tlio tinted .Males.
Lady Agents Wanted.
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