Local and Personal.
S SERVICES will be held t tho Court
u<e <>n Tues>lay evening of next week by the
',' eV i'r. Hare (Episcopal.) of Plttston.
, ELDERS, Or. C. H. Dana, Stephen Dana.
- 3UID, and George I.eishton, have been elected
'ordained aa elders in the Presbyterian Church
p| acc . The three last named, were ordained
B Sunday last.
THE FIRST THAIS will probably pass over the
, ,' lroud Bridge, at this place, on Saturday next—
'.r tor the purpose or making good our prediction
, | ,st week.—Rather accommodating 11. R. Co.
, *..u oe.—The two Presidential Addresses,which
K ive in full, in our paper of to-day. has crowded
c. veral items intended for this column, and has
reventetl us from giving the usual variety of gener
al news.
| i; .—rNori6BF.D VISITORS.—Senator Osterhout,
oji . lHe—carrier Newman, and paste pot Lett
~io a Hrt visit to our town last week. They all
. tcl sleek ami well fed. After a sojourn of a day
; two unions an admiring constituency they 17
-aed to their duties, Doe's and Pots.
S E-IIONABLB FXO.YOVT.— We learn from un
tied authority, that the pretended economists in
.e Legislative pasting and folding " Duro" at
Harrlsburg. instead of rye flour—which is eonslder
,,l D ot only better, hut cheaper—arc actually using
rtaelrpaste.theflrstqualltyofwheatflour! They
re 1., -vever. reja-rted to bo using the rye in another
ioupe in immense quantities. That's away they
j.ii'c • i •'putting down'' the expenses of Legislature.
K it. TO MONTROSE.—B. F. Blake-lee Esq., of
- ringvll'e, who is most earnestly enlisted In the
itter of a railroad through Susquehanna Couuty
. connect with the L. V. R. R. at the moßt availa
point, has procured to be printed and proposes to
. ulate a subscription to the stock of a route to
,-s up the middle branch of Meshoppen going near
•u .-.trville and Lynn. Mr. 11. is quite certain that
„ rod can be built on some of the various routes
guested: anil wishes to ascertain on which one the
test amount of stock can be obtained.
ATTLII ATIOMS roit LICENSES. —For the informn
n of all concerned, we republish the rule of Court
j' pted last year in reference to the granting of
•enVesin this County : .
ordered that applications for Tavern Licenses
,-t. hereafter, he represented by an attorney whole
,<■ must be endorsed upon tLe Petition —other-
,• such application will not lie considered by tho
c 'curt.
1. monstrances sjiecilying objections to granting a
Li ense must be filed oti or before Monday afternoon
. ceding the time appointed for granting Licenses.
' Tuesday afternoon is the time apjolnted for grant
. Licenses: hearing applications and objections;
in contested cases the Court may tixa future day
r such hearing. Upon tiling objections to granting
nsa, signed by citizens of the district for which a
use is asked, subpoenas may be granted for wit
>.*><•. New houses must, in all cases, be shown by
i.r I to be necessary for the accommodation of the
'. jo and the entertainment of strangers and trav
,. and also that the applicant by his buildings,
V is well provided for that purpose."
BY THE COURT.
• jy 14th, 1868.
Public Sales.--Vendue bills have been printed
...s office during the past week,advertising Sales
.. rs-.na! property, as follows :
:. Friday March, 19th, E. L. Underwood will sell
:ii residence of Richard Richards, in Monroe,
pan horses, 3 cows, 5 yearlings. 1 wagon, Ac.
in Tuesday March 33. James Willson will sell at
residence in Auburn, Susqh. Co., 2 horses. 6 cows,
train, household lurniture, Ac.
u Saturday, March 20, Daniel June will sell a
.TO of 150 acres, 75 improved and well watered,
. unimproved contains a lot timber. Situate in
township.
Wednesday March 24. E, L. Underwood, will
it the residenceof Charles Montayne, in Xorth
. viand, l cow, 2 hogs, pork, buckwheat branj
.;try, lurniture, Ac.
HAT CAN UK DONE by untiring Industry, ex
. e attention to one branch of business, coupled
: the strictest integrity, was never more satis
- rily exemplified than in the case of Stroud &
- wn. Insurance Agents at Montrose. But a few j
• • airu, insurance of property from loss by fire, in !
•e-gion of the State was a thine almost unknown, j
it of the larger towns und villages. Now, lnsur
i. is the rule, with both town people and tarmers,
k sen insurance the exception. Every prudent
. ' -w pays the pittance necessary to secure him ]
.i Ist the accident of Are. This change has been
•' y the re-ult of the thorough system of canvass
. adopted by the Messrs. Stroud A Brown, who
it a point to insure property only in the best
inics, so that in all cases of an honest loss,
ipt payment Is made to the insured, C. H. Smith
us been for some years engaged as Solicitor
Agency, and who lias Wyoming County
in his charge, has now become ono of our In
-i'.'.lons. We can about as safely count on '-Char
lerlodieal visits, as wo can on the changes of ,
- ni'vn.
Married,
Ida -DECKER —At OveTfleld, March 2. 1869 '
Lewis Ager Esq , Caleb A very to Miss Esther'
set. all ol Overtield.
VEN's—HARDING.—At the Parsonage in
"ruing. Pa., on Feh. 18. 1860. by A. J. Van
I 1. Steven- ..f Scran ton to Miss Sarah E.
•Eater of Lysauder Harding Esq., of Eaton,
ming Co.. Pa.
Died,
-u.M—Albert Nelson Hlosom. son of Joseph
Patience Btoom, on Saturday, March 6th.
"■ ure—Ag ed 10 years. 8 months, and 11 days.
PRODUCE MARKET.
•JO Price of Country Produce, Corrected Week-
EILLISGS 4* PIIILLIPS. Dealers in Dry
Groceries. Are., on turnpike St (near
' anal), 'tunkhannock, Pa.
" UVTOTIJAT bushel 41.00 ® ♦P2S
tried ' ft/ 0,19 " 0.12
"""x. per ft, 30 " 35
" " 40 '• 42
het • bush-- 85 " 85
" " 90 " fO
" del 25" 25
" ton 16,00 " 18,00
*? • It 12|" 16
" 07 •' 08
' " 19 • 20
" 12J" 13
•t*s, .. Kush 60 " 70
•' '32 ft 65" 70
'***• " • 1,25 •' 1,50
" " 1,20 " 1.20
" " :• • 175 ' 2,00
' Wr L per ft, 10 ••••10
'•"ICKAWANNA A BLOOMSBUBG RAILROAD.
On and After
Monday, November 30, 1808.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS ;
SOUTHWARD
IA. M. TP. M JCM- FTS
"t S' THUton, j 5.25 4.10 10.20 6.42
fdtston, 5.55 4.47 10.66 7.18
•Kingston. I 6.29 5.25 11.30 7.50
fpert. I 8.88 7.47
banvUle I y.o* 8.20
'PSorth'mbert'Bd j 9.43 9.06
NORTHWARD.
IA. M. j P. M. jA. M. P. M
"t.Vjrth'mberl'nd 7.10 I 4.45
Danville, | 7.46 | 5.23
saltt,5 a ltt, I 8.18 I 6.56
{OugMon, j 10.67 I 8.40 8.56 2.35
Plttston. I 1129 I 9.10 925 3.05
■'"Nirsnton, ] 12.06 | 9.45 | 10.00 5.40
•rla k leu . vil| k Seranton at 5.25 A. m. and 4.10 p.m.
( l t Northumijerland with trains on P. AK.
• r il.irrlsliurg, Baltimore, Washington, AVII
- Haven, Pittsburg and West,
in1 arriving at Seranton at 10.00 A. M. connect
r *ins arriving at New York at 4.45 p. m.,
v aelphia at 0.2u p. M., and (Treat Bend at 1.50
arriving at 54cranton at 3.40 p. M. connect
,iS for Ureal Bend and West.
;. H. A. FONDA, Supt.
"•'ton, Nov. 30. 1868.
r '.''"tiiehed Imported rrencb Calf Boots, man
'•'■f lat '"au for did, ara superior to
s 4i Loots which cost 114
ipfrial Stiffs.
THE I.ABT CALL.
All jiersons indebted to the undersigned arc hereby
. notified that accounts unpaid on Ist day of April,
1868, will be left in other hands for collection.
I Tunk. March 9. iB6O. PAUL BILLINGS,
1 C. DETRICK.
5 CENTS REWARD.
Is offered lor the return of a bound servant girl,
" named Elizabeth Jones, she is about 12 years old.ran
1 away about the lirst of March. All persons are
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting lier
on my account, as Ishall pay no debts of her con
. tracting. S. B. HI'LBERT.
Loveiton, Wyoming Co, Mar. 5, 'o9—n3l.
' N BANKRUPTCY.—In tho matter or Andrew S.
Oollum, Bankrupt. In the District Court of the
United States for the Western District of Pennsyl
vania, ss.
To whom it may concern : The undersigned here
-1 by gives notice of his appointment as Assignee of
Andrew S. Collum.'of Falls. Wyoming County, and
1 State of Pennsylvania within said District, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt ujaoi his own petition by
. the District Court of said District.
1 Dated at Towanda. this loth day of March, A 1)..
1800. J. N.CALIFF, Assignee
vsn3l.
: ih taflU 'HALL'S
jtoTV. J VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
SEFYFCUI! JRENEW£R .
Is the only infallible Hair Preparation lor
r RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH
It is the cheauest prepiration ever offered to the
public, as one bottle wiil last longer and accom
plish more than three bottles of any other prepura
' , ' on- -
> Our renewer is not 11 Dye ; it will not sta'n the
r skin as others.
IT WILL KEEP THE HAIR PRoSI FALLING OUT.
, It cleanses the Scalp, and makes the llair Soft,
Lustrous, and Silken.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent tree by mail.
R. P. HALL A CO. Nashua, N. 11. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists.
For Sale !
< In NOKTfIMORELAND TP. Wyoming Co. Pa ,
A SA.V MILL, nearly new,with one MI'LAY SAW, ,
I LATH MILL, and a STONE TO GRIND CHOP.
It is run bv two WATER IV I(EI.L> one oicr- 1
l shot;
1 Also a DWELDING HOUSE, nearly new, with j
FIVE ACRES <>F LAND, more or less
JACKSON KKESOE.
Northmoreland, Mir. 2. '69. v3n3l)-lni.
SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE.
Mary A. Hotchkiss, by her ) In Common I'leas of
next friend Nelson Doolittle > Wyoming County, No.
vs. Albert B, Jlotchkiss. )69, Nov. Term, lH6t-
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE FROM THE BONDS OF
MATRIMONY.
I, Moses W. Dewitt, High Sberiff of the County of
Wyoming, hereby make known unto the abo\e
named Albert 11. Hotchkiss, that ho be and appear
at a Court of Common Pleas, to be held at Tunk
hannock, in the County of Wyomtng, on Monday,
the 19th day of April, A. D. 1869, then and there
to answer the said complaint, and show cause, if any
he hath, why the bonds ot matrimony betceen him
self and Mary A Ilotchkiss, his wife, shall tot bo
dissolved.
M. W. DEWITT Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Tunkhannock, Mar. Ist. '99-n3ow4
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
The Wyoming County Teachers' Institute will
be held at Mehoopauy. It will commence on Mon
day, March 29th, and continue five days. The Leg
islature, at its Session of ISG7, made provision tor
holding annual Institutes, to be devoted to the im
provement of Teachers in the science and art of el
- requiring the Troa.-urer of the proper Coun
ty, to pay money out of the County Treasury to the
County Superintendent—such money to be expended
in procuring the services of Lecturers, and Instruc
tors for the Institute. I hope that all
{ tbtso intending to tench will attend, and f > profit
| by the Institute as to fully justitv the action of the
Legislature in making such provision.
J. ii. RHODES,
Tank., Mar 1, '6!'— n3O-w3. Co Sup' t
SELECT SCHOOL.
A Spring Term of Select School,at MEHOOPANV
will commence on Tuesday, the 30, ot March, and
continue Twelve weeks.
TERMS:
Common English Branches, St.oo
Higher " " 5,00
French nnd Latin, each, 2,00
NANCY LYUN
Mehoopany, Pa n3ow3
c " AGESCY OF THE ~
j? AMERICAN
LITE 1 NSURANCE C. OMPANY R
uF PHILADELPHIA, 2
2 Soath Ksst Coruer of Fourth at Walnut Sts 5
X ,s rOO.OOO Deposited With tlic
! C itor Cieneral ot the Mate, as security to
l*olicy Holders, >
Annual Income "'.U? '-a T!•
Losses and Expenses 1 907.-b
Net Inorease, over 18C7 44j 5j2.94
' CAPITAL It ASSETTS- • $2,325,492 69
ANNUAL CITIUENO 50 per cent.
Policies issued on the Cash and Note plan. Joint j
I Stock without profits. 20 year reducing plan Re- j
! turn Premium Plan, (all premiums being paid back .
at death.) All the approved forms of endowment ]
Insurance, Children-' Endowment. Incoino produc
ing plan
ALEXANDER WHILLDIN, JOHN S. WILSON.
President. Sec'y. It Treas,
For Tables of Rates or other Informations, apply
to STROI'D A BROWN. Agents,
vßu29ly. Montrose, Pefin'a.
A AZURENE.
# (CONCENTRATED INDIOO)
FOR THE LAUNDRY.
It is warranted not to streak, or ia any maimer
injure the tiee*t fabric#.
FOR FAMILY USE Sold in FIVE cent, TEN
cent, and TWENTY cent boxes.
Each Twenty cent box, besides having F'ive tunes
as much blue ns the Five cent box, contains a pocket
pin cushion or emery bag.
For Hotel and large Laundry use, it is put up in
f2 00 boxes.
See that each Box has the proper Trade Mark.
For Sale by BILLINGS A PHILLIPS, on Bridge
St. near the Canal, Tunkhannock, Pa. vßn'29wß. •
A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Tu© undersigned offer* fr gale a HOUSE tfc LOT. j
situate on Second St., Tunkhannock, Pa. adjoining
residence, formerly of Harvey Sickier, now owned
by lienj. P. Carver. The property will bo disposed
of
ON REASONABLE TERMS.
The house is a
Two Story Frame Building,
24 by 32 feet, WITH WING ATTACHED, 16 by
•22 feet, 1J Stories high. A good WELL of
NEVER FAILING WATER !
! and a LARGE CISTERN FOR SOFT WATER, nro
son the premise# ; together wi'h fruit trees orna-
I mental trees Ac. There is a fine Cellar under the
building. The property constitutes a most desirable
home, and will tie
j HOLD AT A BARGAIN !
r ir For further particulars, apt-lv to
Til OS. OaTERiiOLT.
Tunkhsnnoek, P.i., Jan. 13, 1069—n23-3in
.CIIJIDE TO NAKHIAGF,
• Young Men's Guide to Happy Marriage and Con- j
jagal Felicity. The humane views of benevolent
Physicians, on the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, sent in sealed letter en
velopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD A>SO
CIATION, Box. P. Philadelphia, Pa
vßo'jly. * '
DJiSffllillTfOUS.
MANHOOD— IN THE YOUNG AND RISING
generation, tho vegetative |*.wers of life are
strong, but in a lew years how often tho palli f hue,
the lack-lustre eye and emaciate ! form, ard the im
possibility of application to mental efi' rl, show its
banefuliiiilcnce It soon becomes evident to the j
observer that some depressing influence is checking
the devehipement of the body. Consumption is talk
ed of, and perhaps the youth is removed in.ni school i
and sent into the country. This is one of the worst
movoments Removed from ordinary diversions of
the ever-changing s-cnes of tit" city, the po-.n r- of
the body too much enfeebb d to g've x.->t to heaitli
ful and rural exercise, thoughts are tu.n i inwards
upon themselves.
If the patient bo a female, tho approach of the
menses is looked for with anxiety, as the lir.-t symp
tom in which Nature is to show her si ring power in
diffusing the circulation au 1 visiting the check with
the bloom t l health. Alts I increase ot appetite has [
grown by bat >t t-t on : the energies ot the sysl?'o '
aie prostraied. and the wb.de economy i- dersiii-. i
The beautiful and wonderful ,riod in wbieb b ly
and mind nn lerg ' so fa.- mating a change fo.in ;
child to won. in, is !o- k 1 f..r in vain ; the |an n:s I
neart in snxiety. an l tni.cies the grive but |
waiting t.-r its vi<"iiu
Jleluil dd's Exlr i-t Pu u.i, for Weakness .-li-ing !
fnon excess oresrly in i ret .... atti-nqed -vith tiie .
follow ing syuij 'oii.s : In ii,position to exovtion, I -s
of Power, Loss of Memory Dilfi ut y of liri itliiug,
Gemw I w.-I 1 I. s-'. Horror ot Dis. a.-e U'e.ik Nerv. I j
Prtinl.ling, Dr-adfol Horror of I'e-i'n. Night Sweals
Coll Feei Wakefulness. D n.igp. o! Vision.Langour
Univcis.il Lasgiiude ' : ih t..-.- m "•> -li-.i Ol:- II
Enormous ip| etii o vvi Ih D> jeptiu ymptoiii- II t
Hands. Flushing of tin: I- dy Dryness of the ;
Pallid Countenance ati i eruptions on the Face, Puin i
in the Back, Heaviness ..I the Eyelids Frequently
Black spot# flying before Hie Eves, Willi Tea, I riry ,
Suffusions and Los# .d Sight, M ant of Attention,
ureal Mobility, Kestlessness.wirh llorror oi Society
Nothing i.- more dosirible t • sil • . pvtieuU ihau Sol- 1
ituie, nnd Nothing they in r o .iroa I. l-.r ' ear ot
Themsclvos : no Repose of Manner, no Etrnestness,
no Speculation, but a hurried Trmwiiiuu from one
question to another. _ j
These symptom-, if allowed to gft- n —which this
Medicine invariably rem.,res -soon follow Loss ~| j
Power, Fatuity, aud lipiiepti • Fits, in one ot whi h j
the patient may expire.
During the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the
Blooming into Asylum, this sol result .occurred t..
two patients ; rcaxon ht i lor a lime let them, and
both died of Epilepsy. They were ■ f both sexes, and j
abont 20 years ot ag i
Who car, say tin' lb,-so excesses ar-J not frequent
ly followed by those ui'eUi diseases iLsamtj nnd !
i Consumption "f The r- cord# •>{ th Insane .tsylums, ,
I and the melancholy death# by Consumption, be.n |
j ample wilneae to the truth of ihe-e assertion- in
I Lunatic Asylum# the uir-t inolaji holy exhibition
I appe its The countenance is actually loddcu and
i quite de-liruie neither Mirth or Griel ever visit* it i
I ••should a sound of ihe voice occur, it is rarely artic- j
ulate
•'With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grid beguiled."
Whilst we regret tho existence of tho above dis j
eases and symptoms, we arc prepared to offer an in- j
valuable gift < f chemistry for the removal ol the j
consequences lieltnbold's Highly Concentrated j
Fluid Extract of Euehu There is no tonic like it |
It is an anchor of hope to the s irjjttoi. at.d patient, i
and this Is tlie tertimony of all woo have used or |
prescribed i t.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Price
$1.25 per bottle, or six bottles tor $6 50 Delivered !
to any address Describe symptoms in all communi
cations.
Address 11. T. lIELMiiULD,
Ding and Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadway, New York.
V(iNE ARE GENUINE uuless done up in steel
i\ engraved wrapper, wiih fac-siiniiee of ray !
C'eni" :il Warehouse, aud signed
H.jr. HELMBOT.D.
TTUIie METALLIC FIBEFHIF ;
88BFISS
AND
eOTTAGE PAINTS
Manufactured bv
O. I. HA' I,SLEAL' A CO.
Nicholson, Wvn Co, Pa. I
THE WYOMING METALfC PAINT HsVSBEBN
TIP !."i DULY TESTED '-v i-ompe'.-ut chemists
an-f tfr-t cfass MASTER PAINTER--, anl AI.I.
TESTIFY TO IIS SUPERIOR TRI. ALI i V.
It has a GOOD JtODY.MIXr.S READILY, re j. : • .
BI T LITTLE OIL, TAKES TINT'S, AND f- YE- j
RY DURABLE.
In view of the great abut, i men • f tuaieri.il and
tiro SMALL COST o! M-iNITACTI lll.Nd. ard
the SUPERIOR QUALITY OF OUR PAINTS. Hie
Coicpanv exp.e Lto sqj'.ply tli market with i BET
TER ARTICLE iid 1 at CHEAPER RATES than
aDy other tompinv in the eountrv.
OPINIONS OF P UN IEH-
The undersigned, a practical j aiotcr, hereby cer
tifi. - that he his i--e I mist of the mineral paints in
use for venrs past, and that he regards TIIE
WYOMING METALLIC PAINT siq eri .r to til!
others for durability and finish
1 GILBERT BROWN
j Nicholson, June 27tb. ISgS.
PiKurKvtt.i.B Aug. 25
0. L. IIAI.IJTKAII. Esq.—Dkah SIR : I have used j
1 the Wyoming Paint, air 1 believe it to bo the best |
i and most durable Metallic paint in use. It has i, ,
jf • I strong body.works caaily,an I requires but little I
Very Respectfully.
Pf.RRY STARK.
Nl( II d.SoV. O-t sth 1 -,;4 i
li L IIAI.LSTEAD ESQ—DEAR SIR ; 1 hive used •
and othervvi-e le-te-l the WYO.MIVG METALLIC j
i PAINT, and am clear of the belief that it is supe- i
rior to any other Mineral Paint in tho country. It
has a good color and mixes readily; but its strong
and best features are it# heavy substantial body,"
i combined with au extremely oily nature, in conse
quence of which it requires at least a third less oil
j than any other paints in use. J. L. PECK.
NEW Y'ORK, Oct Ist 18g3.
0. L IIAOLSTKAU Esq. —DEAR SIR : I ant a prae
| ricml painter Have been extensively engaged in |
' the business forever thirty years. Duiing thatpej
| riod I have used every variety of paint known to tho I
trade, and without hesitation pronounce the WYO
| MING METALLIC PAINTS, the best I have ever .
! seen. It has a heavy body, mixes easily and takes
I from a half to a third less oil than ordinary paints |
1 Itcanbe u-ed successfully, cither for cottage pur- j
i poses, rough out door work, rooting, or as a fire-proof
paint. Respectfully Ac.
A. G. BOLWIN,
Practical Painter. j
Pierceville, Aug 28, 19(;3 ;
I 0. L HAIXSTKAD Esq—Dear Sir: I have tested
; the Wyoming Paint, by using it in my shop, and
bejicv e it to be superb r to any other Metallic
Paint in the market, t.as an excellent body, mix--
readily, and require- only about half the usual ,
| amount of oil of other Paints. Respectfully Ac.
CIIAS. L. JACKSON Cabinet Maker. I
Pierceville, August 15. 18gS.
I O. L. llAi.nsTßAti, Dear Sir : I gladly add my j
testimony in favor of the ex'-ollcnt qualities of the
Wyoming Metallic Paint. From practical tests 1 j
believe it to be superior to any other mineral paint •
in use. It has a substantial body, uiivcs ca-ily, re
quires but little oil nnd makes a handsome finish.
ISAAC 1 CORKY, Wagon Maker.
Better frotn. Mayor Ilill,
MAYOR'S OFFICE, Seranton l'a.. June 23 i !-(;?• j
0. L. HALLSTBAD Esq —Dear Sir; II wing m-cle
a personal examination of the proper! ics ■•• the Wy- ,
' Wyoming Mineral Paint, an! tested it inmost every \
: manner, I uui convinced that it is inferior to no ar
ticle of the kind to ho found in the country.
Very Truly Yours,
E. S.M. HILL. |
TOWANDA, August 1-t, lSq3.
O. L. Hallstead, Esq—Dear Sir. About thirty
! five years ago ray father purchase I a quantity < i t'ao
Wyoming Mineral Paint, with which ha nt that
J time painted a building ant after the lapse of a
J Quarter of a century it is frc.-b and g-> 1. Better
evidence of quality car. hardly bo required.
Truly Yours, IE Kkbp MYBR
Seranton, Sept. 8, 1899
O. L. Hall-toad, Esq—Dear Sir: 1 have used
tho Wyoming Metallic Paint, and have great pleas
ure in S3ying that it is superior to any other mineral
javints in the market. Its heavy substantial body
makes it durable for outside work, roofing and Ac
j and the readiness with which it takes tints renders ,
;it an excellent article for cottage purposes. Aim- ,
gether I regard it as the best paint in use.
| Very Truly Yours,
DAVID 8M1.1.F, H 'us.- anl Sign Painter
AII order# or communication* should be addressed l
j t0 0. L. HALLSTEAD A CO. j
PLFIHOL IT ION.
Notice i.- here ly given, that the firm of Eastman
I Bros, has been dissolve ] by mutual consent, the
1 nooks and accounts of said firm hevo been left with ,
(}. H. Eastmitn for collection, and to .vh <m t:ll uc* j
' counts against the firm should be presented lor set- j
i tleineut" The baDness will i.e contirmc-i by G. II
Easiinati, at the old stand Tho-c indebted on tho
partnership book-, w.ll please call and vettl i witb
j out delav G 11. EASIMAN,
i Tunk. F"eb-23d'09-n29. M.J.EASTMAN.
15EYOXT) THE
•M ! S SIS SIP PI!
I A 4iMl'Li ;TK HIST( >HY <\V TH i"! NEW
STATES AND TERMTOIUES,
FltfEU THE<cREAT HIV El:
#HE CHEAT
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KY AI.BKRT J). KICIItIEIMIV,
Li'c ami A {venture on PrairiuH. V : if.l ii . riu-i
J the Pa<-ltiii With oyer 200 des- lp'ivc and
| Photographic Views b f il- .'ceru-ry, fit.; Bands,
j Mir.es an i Cm iojities oj the Great Wi ?■
I 'i'tip pr ~<■ five emigrants au.l settl. i-in the Far
WiX," Git; Histor- 'if that yaet mil f-rtile re to n
j will prove a:i irr, iju.i'ile u-sis in.'• • , -yi' ; n't
j doe* a waM long felt *f a f n:!. authentic and rciia
| lili! guide iii eliu.al , soil, pr.. n .u •. of travel,
I it . Ac
AOLNT - WANTED -' -v! fur VXt.-vC.-v* an 1 see
1 "u: to m/. 1. 111 toll ,i| ' . : the i> ik Ai
iriss, S.Vi'fOX 11 P1T.1.!-IIING (V, I'hit.vlcl
phU, Pa.
on nr - "'l<l ' days
j si* "SV/" /U i np.iraliclc I site of books!
Itii emit mitsipbuj.
\ rill It It (tit OF MIiYV Yltll!v.
I The Sens.rt ia of the >oa-..ji ' . dli'-g he
ynii I all | re. fiont. it .1 Tel 1 i.nry Soil Fr ■
I.GOO AGENTS WAN I'KD
1 Jjs*" .Sernl lor our Pictorial Circular, winch is
si in free mi l is worth .-ccing. lh.n'l buy any imila
-1 tion 'iimk. Ho Mire an I (jot (be MIRROR A1 -
! Jra s BEISS .lit', Xo.v rk X. .1.
Look IlAVj:x,.l'a.
j Messrs. l.iri'tNi' rs A HAKI.w 1.1.1., Pittsburg, l'a
Gents —We have been using jour make of
j Gang Saws in our Mill, and Hod tuetn, iu point of
j quality, superior to any we have ever ii'cj. Yours,
' ice , ' SUAW ULANCIIAHD A CO.
< 'SirrA- ;,/V
') ! '
Jam stow n, N V j
| Lti't'iNCorr A Bakk w n.t.Vt'e have no trouble
I with your Saws'; they don't need to lie lined up '.villi |
paper; we put the:n on the Mandrel and they go t
I right along.
' Tcmpor perloctly uniform an 1 quality unsurpxs el. j
RowpecffilT!v, CIIA .1. FOX.
LIPPINt OTT A- HAKEVv EfjT/*,
Manufacturers of Oircu'ars, Muhiy, Mil <<: :g ""1
I Cross-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, ail s'inpes. Cri
hum*? pitent A TO. 'hovels, Spades 1 .Miles'
Patent Covered Scoop.
! * (JKNTS WANTED in c- ry tarn ti • !1 the
! xl celebrated ''Clipper Mowers and F. apcrs"—
I Lightest draft aud moat durable i... Vv wade
j S *nd for circular. Cmppei: Mowr.n .. It..a. j.:t. Co..
12 Cliff St. New Yo;k.
•
I'iow#: Plows: p lows :
; j
Awarded Premium at Parts.
CIRCULARS FREE TO ALL.
Address, COLLINS& CO.,
3j2 Water Street, N \.
Steam engines
ANODOiLEIttS.
1 TROM Ito nor.se Power, ii. luding tie cele-
L I.rated C r i-- Cut-off La -i •<. "li-.o Valve Sta
tion iry I.rg-n. Portable fiagitaei, Also. (tr
cular, Mulay arid (i:.ng Saw .Mills. , ailing Pulh v... j
,te . LaWl an 1 Sliingle ALUs V.: it.ii i 1_ -• 1 n Alios. ,
Circular S iiv-. BelUng, Ac. Sand fur deaeriptiva I
Circular and Price Li t. H'OOL) AA! ANN >ILA At
KNlilN'K CO , I tica. N'. V.
ii i \ Air C * 'y * \rO v.' *
jr jjAAtj pi . . X AU A ,
. " Purloi' Fiivtiiilc.**
i 'T'llE iiuweiiso dcinand f r this t pul.ir instru- :
1 incnt li IS induced us to make its liianul i turn a i
j specialty, and we are consequently enable I to offer I
' them at mull lower rates than are charged for ?im- j
j ilar instruments hy other makers. Imjutre of resi- :
' lent dealers or send hr ■ur illustrated atalogue an 1 1
| price lift. Adores GEO. M. til ILD A CO.,
Pianoforte Manufacturers. Boston. Mu-.
WANTED AGENTS
where, male at I female,to inlroilu e'l.eOENl INI.
t.MPPOVKb Cti.MMON' SEN'SK FAMILY SEWINO
JlAClllN'ti. Th'S taachino will stitch, liem, fell,
j tuck,, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a
most superior manner. Price only SIS Fully
| warranted for live years. We will pay 10U0 for any
j machine that will s w a stronger, more beautiful .
■ cr more elastic seam than ours. Tt makes the ' Klas-
I tic Lock Stitch." Every second stitch can he cut, !
I aud still the cloth cannot jo pulled apart without i
I tearing it. We pay agents tr ail S'.-t to per j
I month and expenses, or a commission from which
twice that amount can lie mauc. Address ivp.t OMI! :
: & CO-, Pittsburgh, Pa., Boston, or >l. Louis, Mo.
j CAFTIOX.—I>o imt he tiup >se.l up ii by other |
i parties fialtuing off worthless cast iron machines.un- i
| dcr the same name or otherwise. Ours is tlio only j
j genuine un l really practical cheap machine inanu- j
I taclured.
I
s3 Wonder.
INDUSTRY SIAMNti M.VdIINE.
! Only Three Tin liars.. Simple, practical anil durable !
Makes the Elastic chain stitch, and adapted for ail |
kinds of plain sowin . Any child can operate it.—
An elegant Gift. Testimonials daily. Sent in per
fect order on receipt of price $3. Address IX 111 S
; TRY DEWING AIACIIIXE CO., .Manchester, X. JI
\ GENTN.FARMERN, CJAKDN EltS and 1
A. rauiT GROW 1
1 lars of "Best's Improved l ruit Tree a ; I Vina Invig- j
orator and I tweet Peetenyer. Sana pi ef to te t will
| be forwarded to any part of the I'nited States and i
; perfect satisfaction guarant >i. t. .. 1 As uts are |
! wanted in evcrv C at. in the 1 ni: 1•' t I
I dress J. AUEARX, hh Si ml St., B ■ .aire, AM.
THE PATENT ' MAGIC COMB
Will color gray hair a permanent black or l ruwn. —
.Soil everywhere. Sent by mail for ?I.'. 5.
Address AVAL PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Comb Com; my, Spring field, .lass
AGENTS WATTED!
jTo sell the AMERICAN KXITTJ XG MACHINE,
j Price 82a. 'l'ho simp!.' :l, ehr-aj e-t and Be -1 Knitting
Machine ever invent.'.l. Will knit 2'i,t'(o stit -hes
tier minu'c Liberal iiu'oments to agent . Ad
dress AMERICAN ivNld : !NU MACHINE CO ,
Boston, Mass., or St. Louis. AI".
I' SPOUTSM\N. FARMER and lIOII3E
jMAN, should .-en I for our pamphlet of 2d pages
I which t.e m-st invc cri'e kickers, runaways, and
vicious horses cau be driven with perfect safety,—
j For breaking and training l orses, it is better thop
.Ha rev's or any other system, sent free. Ad; re's
, N. P. BUYER .V (U, Parkefliurg, Chester Co - , l'a.
: DEAFNESS* CATABRH, SCROFULA.
A LADY who had suffered for years from Deaf-
I ness, Catarih aud Scrofula, was cure 1 by a stiuple
J remedy Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her
to send tho receipts Irco of cliargo t > any one siiui
-1 larly afflicted. Address M. C. L., lloboken. N J.
JMu JMifilisfinnik.
I won IS THE TO si BTCRIBJB
Tilt:
| New York Weekly,
i THE PEOPLE'S FAYOKITE JOT'RNAL.
| Tli i: MOST IN ii!IIF.STINO tS'L't>RIKS
Are alwuy to be found in the
New York Weekly.
At present !It-re ;i
FOUR GREAT STORIC
luriii ii - ••jluTnii-' ; an lat least
(>M>K)in i ll! (il'\ i:vi:i{\ MONTH
Ni w Sui .- i ihurs *iri tlim >ll i'o T h tho corii
j v.- n*i'!"tit "fa n • • tintto 1 stt rv.f ir.atfer wh< d
•? v
L ew York Weekly.
•
Boeli Minher of the NEW YORK WEEKLY con-
I i.i - -v".il lii-atuir'ul 111 ibtratioiis, DdiiKlc the
j \til*iui;t i: Ke--i!icj;r M<t * r f any Pjjkm i#i ;
J ni I lliM Is'.iet. hr • *'!;•'r? St'iiiE's l'- r..s, •?(• , are by
j ;il !v.-t writers of Aifi ru a inl Kumjm. 'I li*-
New York Weekly
it an.t ( olil'i! t i " I ttliiusemeut, i til
I is Si.-*hc." .1 <|uanMty ;i* really Instru. i. m.tl
lr f in t udtoi i otm Tbv
N. I WEEKLY DEPARTMENT
have aitaine i a bigh i |iit:it: u for their I*. -it;,
\t- ilciiec. Hiri eorreetn* s.
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ceiitrai'l v.* atii honor of many mini*.
The lvntiwie T in conliiiei to useful iufurjui
fion on all rof s'jbje._*t6
'lhe News It rns in the fe*v. -t \\, rW ie n.
nt h;e doings alt o\cr the w jrhi
the (o*.i p with C i re>|ifii Icuto' answers
to ijquirie-< urion aii iin ?*uljet ts.
A a Unrivalled Literary Paper
HEW 101 K WEEKLY,
Each issue i sin !■ i KIGU !' to I 1.N. rDRIES
; 111! -K E i CUES 1 ' HALF A DOZEN I'UI.MS m
I ADDITION to the FOUR SERIAL STOKIHS m i
I tho VARIED DEPARTMENT-.
Tlo* Terms to Subscribers :
! On. Year—inglo copy, Three Dollars.
•' Four copies (82 60 each). Ten Dollars.
' ' Eight i i Twenty Dollars.
Thosa .-ending V2O or n club of Eight, nil rent i.t
one l me, will t v nitii dto a copy rr.KK Getiers
up of club* c an a ' 1 1 add -ingle copies at $2 50
each.
.-TUKKT A SMITH, Proprietors.
No. 55 Fultoo St., New York
Til 10 U'yll[,l) TURNS AROUND
ZVERY DAY,
. And brings us mio dav tiearer ton Great Horse Pond
01. Oblivion ; Giir ' • *1 • •no time in invejiigat-
THE GREAT OF OIXAL AND ONLY
nth'l:,'-Ism . iiu ricto -t an 1 np'St exten
-ivu -r. '■; of ('• ■ ds ever ' dared to tim public for
tuicr-i u amount. A new Patent Article given
frco willi ciory check.
Our iiidu-emen'.s to cgoo:* ara jsjj'tivcly double
any Gr.a I)i 1! f !! : j !. c.\i- -me. Clubs
j for oar Si* pagoLuf i CirAlar, aort at
! tHttin ww issued. Sent tree t > any addreso.
AGENTS W VN'TEI) EVERVAV HEBE.
A.rit-' your owt; r* i • f-. vn, . unl;-, and State
plainly. '
XMS, CRAXB & CO ,
I PS. e . ••• aa at paper ,„u siw ibis
EUfIK. m ltfllS
;_ybU i.lilNE. . i the i'liib.a'clph.a Hnivcrrity.
, I i ii...k ng aiionl-aing cures if Cuvcr mj all
I Tamers, by a neu prove A CHEMICAL C ANCEI.
ANT I i'U J .. that r uiovcs i.'ic i .rgr. ,j Cancers
tin I Tut;:' is with >ut p tin or tho ust of the knife ;
mi! bout vau.-tic, c .tii g or burning medicines, and
ivitiiout t:..-> loss ufa ilr p of bla 1 1. For particulars
call or address, *
R. IT. KLINE, M D.,
N. 'XI Arch St Philadelphia, Pa.
Seelctfs Hard Rub
ber Truss, Supporter
• AND BANDAGE ESTABLISIIMENI'. 1347 Cii st
: nut St , Phil i Iclpffi i. "Seelcy's HarJ Rubber
j Truss" radically cures Rupture ; never rusts,breaks
Jor soils; light, sofa nut comfortable, "Seelcy's
Hard liuhOer Abdominal Pupjiortfr. ' with 1 idies
j suffering from female Uterine or Abdominal weak-
I nep. es, affords i:ao.e ii itc relict, supporting the
j back ; light,neat :"n 1 effectual, Send for Pamphlets.
I AI >I I 'S.——Dr Ray's Vegetable Monthly l'nw
-1 J <le r Safe and unfailing regulator in special
cases. Price 83. A ldrcs WM. R AY. M D-, I'. U.
Box 17 .7, New York
'fvfOT i.7 ,n.f\.r\*'Bv o
iuiltx?23£)
"II ST REc'EIY Id), the usual variety ,
•1 kept in a Country Store which will izjc-i
- Uo sold at Reasonable Kates, f.ir
prompt puv. Special Attention given to -
DREGS A MEDICINES, =3^
C=c=i PAINTS, 01R<, and some of tiie '
'"eft popular i—U
PATENT MEDICINES
' * 'on hand. We arc Agents f. r "Bur- —^—
. rad's Patent lion CORN' SHKLLER," S3=>
the best Iron hand >heller made. Or- *~~j
.i t- from NJcr-hants solicited—also r
. _ - Agents for i 1:0 Celebrated Urover un l
Baker dewing Ma tiine. Please call
i . i and sac fcr vourpeives.
• 'W. 11. KARNES A SON. S=
Hehoopany. Jan. 8, '69 v-n?3-ly. •
TO THE PUBLIC !
The Subgrtil cr proposes to keep, after Ms 1 ,
A re ri, i a temp ERA NCE
no US E!
fur (he accommodation of strangers and travelers,
at the house formerly • copied by John li, Roger,
CENTRE! ORELAND.
'* Tlio potroc i .> of too traveling public is
solicited.
\VM SHARPS
vfti29uio j.
- L-i A LKCTL lili to
: +:yc VOII X (.T Mb X
(Ju(t Pifldished, in a Soalol Envelope. Price 6 cts.)
A l.cclur:'on the Nalure, Treatment and
i Ua.;ical Cure of op rma' -.rrh iti or Semincl Weak
nc-w, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
finpcdimen'R to Marring" generally ; Nervousness,
j li a-.impioon, Kpii -j-i, in 1 Fi* • ; Mental and Phys
ic I Ir. ■ ini.:ity, resulting from Self-Abuse, Ac , -By
I ROBERT J. CI I.VERIVELL. M. D . Author of the
I "Ureeti Brnvk," A".
The vrorM-renownc 1 uuflier, in this a liniraldo
Eccture, ilo.trly proves from his own experience that
the autul isinwnwnnnm of .Self Abuio may be effect.
n;:i!v remove i without modi one, and without .lan
gcnnis surgicrl oporations, bougies, instruments,
rings, or cardials, pointing out a made uf cure at
once certain aud effectual, by which every sufferer,
1 no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself choa|flr, privately, and radically. i'hij
I LECTURE WfLL PROVE A BOON TO THOUS
ANDS AND THOUSANDS.
1 Sect, under seal, in .1 plaiu envelo; e, to any ad
; drcs", jxisfpiid, on receipt of six cents, or two post
-t mips. Also, Dr. Culvorwell'a "Marriage Guide,"
price 25 cents. Address the Publishers.
CII AS .1 C. KLINE A CO..
1'27 Ilnwery, Netv York, Post-Offlce Box 4
BS.j v7nsoiy.
; VTO more necessity for complaints of wet feel
r iN Eastman's w.itor-prooi Be its are warranto 1 s
, oianlcte aud purfoct remedy, unl this warrac
i mean us written guarantee, if required.
r _ r
3focfllaiu ; :lts.
FOWTJ'6
CELEBRATED
Horse anil Cattle Powders.
_ This preparation, Ion? and favorably
rill thoroughly n* invigorate
I i,/ ? brok.n down mil low spirited horses,
• ■ h'.v strengthening and cleansing the
■ \ ll stoni.icb and intestines.
. J*'* ? r It is a snre pr. vf ntive of all diseases
incident to this animal, such as LI'NU
FEVER, GLANDERS, YELLOW r -A,
WATER. HEAVES, COUGHS, MS FBSt
TEMPER, FEVERS, F 0 U.\ I' !.U, *7i'Vh
LOSS (>F APPETITE AN'D VITAL
EXER'.Y, Ac Its II„: impr ••-. ,-s
the wind, increases the appetite— T
gives a smooth and glossy skin—and t My
transfo'nis t:,e miserable sit' 1 ton /V .
" into a tine looking al. J spirited horse, t.'-;" •?*- '
n v , To keepers of Cows this prepara
tion is iuvalujl!, •. It is a su., prc
" g ventivcagaii st Rindnpist, Hollow
\ f 'r'k. it horn, etc. It has been proven by
• I actual experiment to increase the
v\f JETiV quantity of milk and cpe.im twenty
f' XlLl jj- I~ 1 — * aD< * nittK * e the hotter firm
***• and sweet. In latt ning cattle, it
0 gives them an appetite, loosens their hide, and main a
• ' them thrive much faster.
In all HmM of Swine, in < I hs, Ulcers la
the Lung*, Liver, tc., this article arts f T"' L Rjt'
ad a specific. By putting from one
half a paper to a paper in a barrel of vjjl* fJ?
swill the above diseases will be eradi- ; k
cated or entirely prevented. If given Tfj .
iu time, a certain prerentive and *
cure for the Cholera.
DAVID E. FOf'TZ, Proprietor,
, BALTIMORE, ?Id
For sale by Druggists and Storekeeper* throughout
the United States, Canadas and South America.
n-7 tf.
WILKIiS-BAIU-?':
Spoke & ISunf-work
F B a.otor , p r ,
A lull lino of
c Ti i I i 1 C 1
i A r ,\ s i i*<
- of :,11 alita, constantly on hand, made fr. tit ?ii lr r-t' d
1 HICKORY and second growth WHITE OAK.
carriage
AND
VS AGO N MAKE 11 3
arc invited to send lor juice lint. Our goods cannot
( Ire excelled, and we are determined not to be uudcr
t ; ' aold.
: BOWS,
'! RIMS,-
FELLOES.
X KCK-YOKES,
, ' W (iIBFLETREES,
ANT) HANDLES OF ALT, K 'NT >S.
, VELOCIPEDE WHEELS
furnished at short notice.
; \VM. !v. ! I.DRIDGr, ) I"T?<F'lf ART .' PUNK
I .Sup i.> ' Prup'rs
i j CNn.'if St., WitkitJuiiip, l'a.
■ I VWI-d-lj*
• Large and fine Stock of
TPuljtgz, Sliawls, Blanke"'':s o,:-.3.. ; dL
ovEiico.aTeb
WILL Ii E SOLI) AT COST!
In order to close out Stock for the
Spring* Trade.— at shermm & Lviiißor.
Tiinkhaimock, Pa.— n23tf
! 1 TO THE FARMERS BFIYII 9
Now is the time to secure
SP/i o UTS COMBINED
JUV-IOHK & KNIFE.
The Subscriber bavin* the e.\':-fu-ive right to soil the
i world-renowned Hay-Fork nr.d Knife, in this County
proposes to keep them on hand; with a!i the neee--
. surv I'l \ c.- and Pully*, at bis .V ; \
'I IN MEfIO£Pr>T. •
' Persons wishint* to procure any .f these rirtwh -
can ilo so by applying t tiie suoseriber i torso-' t
'by letter. It'desire I, these for,tswiil be put iatho
( barn tree r,f eiiatija. ilh ine privi .-4? 1. u icc; them
the hayifo po.i.n f l r -' r '>. v.h-n the
person using it wili.be rrnatreo t,> .) .-c it n:
tiuit using it r t'uo time rreai upon In the oar
| ties. ' -
Tt .T. HA CLOCK.
1 • Meshsppf, P. 1.. .J HI. 5, 1 .-VDNIIJ,
DON'T to go to Bui it .1 .Merliny-", to 1 -ok at
their large stock oC Lojki.i.; ; hi-.-. ;!u largest
) over kept in tho place, and then the j ii. cm'lhoip
1 hnt suit
A Lis of KBKUI—*> Wktwr-pwitif Boots are mDS
d , XjL ot Lout lie r turned in tho "i ainnv t w-jt —:n
h cold liquor, consequently will torn water ail will
- ; tiot crack.
- r nilE reason that Eastmans Water-ipiouf Hoots
e 1 are impervious to water is that thcv arc Itr.eJ
j with silk oil-cloth anl super-lined with it srat r
> proop preparation which will resist tooae i 1 ot'
' 1 snow water, or an almost nuii3i'' vt exposure to any
kind of uitol p. Warranted to give pevrcel satisfac
tion.
r> TJ' A>TMAN'< imitation Fteu cii Calf Dress lkiot
g | lis at S'i to <6,50 u ro a neat, stylish and durable
; s j artiere. Nothing like theta in this market.
, TKRESCOPES, Views Picture Frntnes. Pictures
- ' Brockets Ac., for the liol Inlays, tot s ..eat l!u. k
1 & Sterl'dgS', 0: y-i.tr own prh-cs.
, J"/ you .tat Boots or Sh es anj iuo I'uit wducypi
Xvour money, jo to Eastman's- lie he-: evt-riti fo
ility for i- iiin.On inriii:: and iklliM)M isJwpslUli n.
I, ( \Nhiret) 11 • nv p. -pic. go:. i.o -u *ft(rungs'
. V-s to buy thoTr furniture is be cause they .oil first
- j lass goods at about hall the price they have usually
1 fen sold lor in y.- t tH^ ry. . . j 1
a I^ Ah 1 MAN invitee the attention id. the public tii
• t Xbi tins slyly, wofkluauship, mitirial, variety and
pric j of his stock of ready made wark.
l' 'L l l *Un-;
AycrV Cherry Pectora 1 ,
For DisCrutc iof tho Threat net Luusr,
such n3 CetßlM, Colds, TVho©p:ii"
Cou;{h, Xironchitis, Asthma,
nnd Consumption.
Probably never beio;v in th? whole history of
aedkiXb.,i .n; ..i wt)U -o u iilclj .-•><!• <•!••.
upon t.ie coin! .f jaaiitiint, alb: < x*e|H.*
rnmc'lv tbrmil.-.".nary • •cmp.'-anl .. " : . S''i.
seri, - "ol > an, and amoar: mo f of the n-. -. :
men it Ii u-c.. higher ;nl 1. , via lb,.'.*:',, tuu.i
tion, as H has become betterfnown. Its Bnlfu i
di.iru' ti: and power to cure the various alien,
of the ltnijr: aunthroat, h: —ei.rdc it koowu a . . •
| ltal lo protej tor t.gaiu.,t lot n. While adaptt .i I >
luiM'-r forms of ii ■■:..! to ynuug cliihtrvu..
at the same tiu'.o tire • ii remedy that * u
bo given, for iuiipicat < <r,w. .j j ,i n, and tins d.tt.-
perotts atrcrtlonl of tlininfe':'. :u,d lungs. As a p <..
vision ag:uust sudden ~s of Omitp, it tliuil.t
!• k. pt on hand in every i. '.iy, end indeed a:! 1
are soinetrmCh suhjert to colds and coughs, ; :t
should be provided with this uiitidote for them.
Althougli settled CounuMpliou is in
curable, still great number ol ea-es where the ih--
caac teemed ettled, have been completely cured,
ar.J Uie patient reoUo I to sound health by the
■ Cherry Prctorat. So complete is ;ts ma-tery
over tlu: disorders of the i.uegs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them > • !•( to it. Wheanotii
• ie.g else could rt*u h ll.r i, under the Chrrry XVc
tortU they subside arid de ppear.
Singers tmrl l'u'A .'c S>na7;>:rs find great pro
tection from it.
Asthma is aluayi roll ved and oflcn wholly
cured by It.
BroncMti is gcnci-allv cured by faking the
Cherry Ceetornl nt sUi hi and freipient doses.
So generally arc i! virtues known tb.d r>e need
| not publish the certificates Of them here, or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are fuiij
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever nnd Ague. Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Kemittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bil'ous Fever, Ac.,
and indeed ail the affection* which ansa
from malarious, marsh, or miasiaut.e
poisons.
As its name implies, it does Cure, and don not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth.
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous sub-tain.c
whatever, it in nowise iniurcs any patient. The
number and importance of its cures in the ague dis
tricts, are Hternllv beyond account, and we believe
without a parallel in the history of Ague medicine.
Our pride is gratified by the acknowledgments we
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases, and n here other remedies had wholly failed.
Uuaccliinated persons, cither resilient in, or
] travelling through miasmatic localities, will be pro
tected hv taking the Ailt'K f tilt 17 daily.
For T it er Camjtlaiuit, arising lioln toniidit}'
of the Liver, it i- an excellent renimly. .stimulating
the Liver into healthy activitv.
For liilious Disorders and T.ivcr CompLiints, i! it
an excellent remedy, producing manv truly re
markable cures, where other uicdieiiu s had failed.
Prepared tc On. .T. (\ Arr.:: (i Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and suld
all round the world.
ritrcr, s!.<>'> vim BOTTLE.
Sold 1c- r fr'rH-.. Tr,". k. Pa. Sterling
,| A Son, • teriln ville, c. (j. R n Nichi F: .u r.
Dean A Co., Faetoryvllle, and all Druggists : . ?,.i
Ileal' .s cvotywUero. ♦
su.v' £ i*i. v Fro IVAIM:.
1> Ai lv wa>co ••fill!, announces to the pa i,7&
jli Wyoui ;C"Uii : ;. <.iit he I lllli<| a Kf-eeialtv of
| .ri.Av'i X.ATINO, : . jiark Hny
II ! ! " D • r. . • .-1 In Hg" 1 1.'^
mere S ! in,; i the nvls. t i- •>■ t it is •?
in pr.,| art .to lu.i nmi rer ise 1". SpMrte
jMM V , oi : . ',.s- |.R..„ lij .. 4 pt.ite—
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I 4 01 plstl Is •111 l:- , ■.I rit■* he tli.> trid . and
*
t" . ' Out ■' plaii,'' hi
p!'.v. .au.'t ,0...!...• li t ;.jtt.- c.r of omotsui*
1 silver, lo.lbg . AW ether sar
t f." s I.e , I - . . , . • ,C.
j ie: i are l ttd -4 ; v.. ! tesy -t .• • \.% -he
i ?ur t " L - e-v - "Ci piste is Id ozs.
lOf fne C'l ■ , .1 •• ..a or oii.u .g
'
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j"i I '.. it . n ti. • OMMgI, 1 a ktf M moch as
1 •
on it. Thifty-5 . ■ • • •
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| Jt-r rjumrt o i'tb ilwijfe doqutbti- ■ - lit e bquiic
j too nuc' ; . ait ! -gut v in li.nr n •
, All •. .1 ■ ills a.n :l>u lay tiviiil and llr
j ow dwothig fa ok, plate, stamped oo than, uiii
|be gu.<:..i.:fl fell aeb'rt •: c ron first qkhOty
: o; tiifcLil on them.
| I will t. ate to ..rJci. ods of any thi. kness of
, plating J u. m 1 t" •!-> <>a
j 011 gur IS, (Ist qofilty I f nie(al) ;! at.j thiuli
aess T? iuired
I 1". U. XiLi'iN." Jt LAO,detvelers. :it Tuakkannoek,
j Pa., are agents for the sila ot these good-.
All orders lift at ti, ir ?:•, e, will racei.e jrajer
attenlioa.
DAVID Ji KOW.V.
Pittston, l'a., Dev. lit ielir.
j THE AAIKRICAX
Ilffl SOLE BW.il m
t-h JVIZG MICTIINE CO ;
I In directing attention to their CLLKP.HATLD
: COM p. in vrroN linroN ii-ild AND SKWIXO
■MA ( liiNl., big leave t.atrf.ir to its aunKrful p,o
ulsalty as eiiiii-iusitc juvpit id its great merit*
; The increase in the d' uisn i !or this valuable
j machine Ins been TR.V F"LD fiuriag the last seven
luniit.s ot its fi:-t vtar before Ihe pnhli *.
'1 his grand am! mrprisiug suecens i uupreeedeiut
j el in the hist'iry ot sewing in icßiui-s, and wo feel
fully warranted in cl-'ming that
I T II A 8 N" U EQU Ah ,
| BKIXO ABS'U'Tf!,T TITF. iIT'CT
3RV MAOIIINE
IN THE WOULP,
\mi Tufrhtsfcalfj* the Cheapest,
Jl 1 icaiiv tAu if*e'' ii t\L'S et!II tllDOll ill ©DC, (by H
j sin*pie n?. I•. *.* ul ui cliMHPil ftfraii^cineiit,).
I making b-ith the r Eock-slitch, :u. i tho
| Ovcrgc.nnin: tin 1 Unit n-ho!o jni S. whh Cfju:!!
I facUity ctl €' j:i tlio very
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