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Market street, opposite Grose Drug fliore, Harrisburg.
m22-d2m
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0. D. F,ORSTER, ,
O ilMl and yard on the Canal
; foot of
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Present price, s3 .t ad 32 4 0 p er
tub.
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PROF. ADOLPH P. TEUPSER,
WOULD retipeofinll3r - Worm' his old
TT Wraps and Lite public generslit, tits& he will
ellittiese to give laminations on the MAN() PURTA
roux and also,* the science ol THOsollan
Ho will veth pleasure Walt 4.iies piAuils* Altair
bone' at any how , desired, or haute= will be iiives"
his residence, is Third street, a feW doers,below .
Gerona Reformed March.
desk -d I
OIDER II I VINEGAR 1I I
IIirADE from choice.and selected-4*es;
AlLbitifipisrantded by us to be artetly pare:. •
42.4 . int... 00631„ at 00..
gEDAR Ware and Willow Ware, con
insilag at Chania..Tabs. &octet% or all kinds for
••• , NICHOLi & BOWMAN,
Corner or Front and Market Unita.
• alfTr BAND Imps
• p li kmovediind in Fitts eras[.
aPiaint 'IV. DOCK . ; 31t,3,W(10.
filtbital
PROPYLAMINE,
" d
1 NEW REMEDY FUR
RHEUIVA7`II3SIII
NEW ERNE_
_DY
A CERTAIN DERILEDY, J
ACUTE RIIKUISATINM,
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
RHSCIALAITIV OR EVIRY BIND;
sow BTORBORN,
No ammo I ,
PROPrumiNi HOW TANG STANDING,
WILL CONQCER IT,
WILL CURE IT,
WHAT IT HAS DONE,
IT WILL DO AGAIN.
DOCTORS READ
DOCTORS EXAdINE,
DOCTORS TRY IT.
. .
rag MST TESTIMONY
UST ERDIOAL AUTHORITY.
DOCTORS KNOW IT, •
PATIENTS BRUM IT,
MAD : AIM TRUE.
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
• Inca Ornaux:Hixeiraz Rarors.]
MAY 311, 11360,; , ..431eit S.; set. , 2B, single, never was very
strong: Two years ago he had an attack of acute rhenme
lismiirom which she was confined to her bed far two weeks
end subseqently from &relapse ler four mere. She Mei been
Well since then till last Safer day, while engaged in house
elouting, she Mole hedlisin in her hack, felt cold,
hot had Co decided OMR `TWro‘dityls lstealser 'abklente
gan so swell, which WU Sollowed , by, swelling of the
Law joints and or the hands. She has now dull
pain in her shoulders, and her knuckles are verytender,
red end painful; both heads are Wetted, but the right
is most so. This, then,. Is a case of acute rheumatism or,
as It 15 noWfitablobably Oilled;rheamatie feVer. I lls a
well remarked typical nese. We will 'carefully watch the
I case, and from time to time call your attention to the vari
ode symptoms which present themselves; My chief object
in bringing her before you now, is to call attention 'to a
remedy which has recently been recommended In the,
Vestment of rheumatism. I mean propidaskiin: Dr
Awenarius, of St. Pitaishmis;:liannuPleAfin4. %: in the
highest terms, having derived great benefit from its use
in 250 eases Which came under his cite," Various com
mendatorybmilmentals respecting it; have appeared in
our journals, and I . propose ,therefore to give it another
trial. I Must Confess I tin always morietoiona as to the
worth of new remedies, whichare vaunted as specifies ;
bat tide comes to .ns, recommended 86 highly, that we
ere bound to give it ktrlal.,•
. • •
SAME CASE EOM DAYS LATER !
Mir 23, 11360.--I will , now exhibit . to you the patient fbr
'whom I prescribed IPropylatbice and wa &then labor
ing under an attack of acute theumattent. She , haa
,leervaly bike* it in donee of three, gramnevery two hours
it at night:.y.The'day after' you saw her, I
found her'mitchinore coinfortable, better than she el
pected to be for a week-or more, pinging .from her other
Warm. Cljematient now walked Into the Fauna ;he
improvement has steadily progressed, and yon. cannot
fail Co notice disputed abed &e in the alipearanne of her
mints, which are new nearly all of their' 'natural sise.—i
'Thus far our experiment would have mimed very sue
; bat, gentlemen, we must wait a little while be
forcowe can give a decided 'opinion an to what 18 to •be
the result.
Here is another 'silent whb was platied on the use of
—la same medicine on Sunday last ; she has long been
suffering. from • Mont...rheumatism, and! found,her at
that tiMA with. en smite arbrair impeinenbigutimi her
chronic affection. The wriste and knuckled were much
swollen and tepee: Elm loolt:thochlari* nf.- ;Moyle-
Mine In three grain dries rive "'Edo &WE Mid Yen will
perceive that the swelling of the Mete bag much dimin
ished.
TERSE. DAYS LATER 11
Mar 28, 1860.—This_ls the cue of acute rheumatism
invitee with propylamine, the first of those' to which I
called your attention at w butt oh, §liet etili very
comfortable, and is novi.Wdng three grainsihrice daily.
In this case it has stsimed to be followed by very. sat,
isfactory . resulte..,,Yhe ,secopd con 10 ,whicli your atten
tion was atiled'aretir Gni iodine; WO akar talidanied to
do welt I uldlloW bring, before you a very ohms:der
halo case of acute rheum/thin, anti if the result be eat.
factory, I *intr.' , is ggeltluiymen,.wu shall Unity render.,
our verdict in fi c tz t e c fsropy
He Is a seaman, eit; =who was admitted a few days
ato k go.rheumatic panikbut not so as
eep hie bed; until eight days, ago.. The pains began
in his right kneti,'enteequiintly afectedilieleft knee,'ehd
later, the Joints of the upper extremities. These joints
are all swollen, tense and tender.. His tonne to furred ~,
his skin, at present, diY;tkough there hat been much
sweating. His pulse Is tall and • Strong, 'and about 90.
Helms now used propylamine ibrAweqty-four hours.
This gentleman le what may be plletaitrietlY tYPRiaI
case of acute rhetutudgml.- There was .exposure to cold
and wet, and this exposure le followed by albeling of
ooldnm, severe articular pain, beginning, ash usually
does, in the krwerJoints. ThereLts fever end the. protium
sweating, ea. generally attendant on write rheumatism.
I did net bring this patient ban* pod With the" l ntert•
non of giving you a lecture an all the.• pf4nta contracted
with rheumatism, but to again give a vita to the
new remedy we aretesting, and to exhibit to you this
typical case, as I have Mb& it, than which there on uld
not:be a fairer opportunity for testing the medicine in
question. We are, thereat», avoiding the use' of all
other medicines, eve n'anodynes, that there may be no
mhigivingshe to which was the efficient remedy. Yon
IMO see the ease of a figure clinic.
, nreitEsth.T.
FATOILMECIM VERIACIT.
Jura!, 1890.--The nut of our otervalements. le. the
°sae iovaputoripluntattsm bolero yen at orioltaitsiottlity,
Nth, whfornr then - bank I typlo l case, tbd ivltio
was remarked was a fair opportunity for testing the
worth of our new remedy. It was therefore steadily
given In three grabs doses every two bout for four days.
l'he patient brut got along very nicely, and is now able to
walkabout, as you ; pea
,t do not hesitate to s•ty . that I
have nova men as sevena ease of Loans rheumatism
so satin restored to bilailb as this niati luut been,;
and
without being prepirad decide positive by as to the val.
ne of the remedy we have used, I feel bound to state
that in the flues Istwerh 11.4vaprivi•thetChloridno
Pro_ itylitininti,4lto4l reticOsailjthair
Much earlier than under the treatment ordinarily our.
sued: rtrisir gentlemen, you would yourselves try it,
and report the results.
ror aMt report of which the above ifs *eondensed
extract, S ea P I S :P hn e Sel p i ti e fAcla Se n e aa l, /a .
pory#: trtri biftbitiestited
lcal authority in this country, end makes it onneremtery
to give numerous certificates from extol) tatted doctors
and redokang patients.
A likitlDY cults, . .
PV6 411 : 1- 1 , iinis I
_TM SAKI itAstrze;„,
WILiT IT SAS DO/4,11C,
Bullock & oAss haw, a Arm we ll Ynorrn to most rush.
oat men, by whom the Elixir Prop7lamlne has been In.
buttoned, have Sold*. us the ntoltudie tight th inittbrae•
tare It aeoordinn to the ortiptat recipe, and we have
insole atramotnienti of nth tiagnlinde ti) enable us
to 'scatter it brondeast l AntengeS waftbrinit homantsy.
A WORD TO DOMORS.
It yen prefer to use the lame weeny In' *nether form
invite your attention to the
Davaration amazon Pzormuuns,
Pnornatann Loom
Paz PROPTWaxiOcurazennekrar,
Pups l'utritvttate, ..
of 'wilier we are ;howl° mautu.
igartWe alidaino other virtue for theßilsir Propramtne
-Mau le contained In Pure Crystalised Obloridelof Prop) ,
tamp
YOU PINY; NUN?,
AND ALWAYS READY
FOR 11111DEDINIII pam,
AND NAY DitTANN,_ •
ACOMDINGTO DIRECTIONS, ,
, ;:• y
znia ANtOr ona,
WEici RAWBEllume kiontorarr Kno.
Sold to Harriobisrir
►l 7b MS. A 110M11,
Orders may be iddressed to
' PROPYratitiw iILeIVIThAWIWN9 W.
moo, Room No. 4, ' •
S. W. Cor. Youth sod Monet street;
Pidiedatords.
Ur to either of the Ibilowtog
Vitoleti*A*lll* - - -
BULLOOR
Issens, awaaßreetch 4
JOEUCIL MAIM sou
• - 010.11. IFINSERKLIA CO4
ints,..V. 4- 4 a
_ 5101114
pennoptuantit n l ttlegraWl3cdurb r
aD 'Afternoon Map 31, 1862
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD:
SUMMER TIME TABLE. •
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
The Passenger Trains or the Pennsylvania Railroad
(bmpany will depart trom and mire at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia as follows :
THROUGH ESPItS TRAIN leaves t—rrisburg daily
at 116 a. m, and arrives at West Philadelphia at 6.10
a. 111.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg daily, ((except Monday.)
at 6.80 a. at., and arrives at Weet Philadelphia at 0.46
arm.?
FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (ew* ,
Sunday) at 1.20 p. m, and fallout at Wait Pldiadelphia
at 5.26 p. m.
"40011110DATION TRAIN, via Mount Joy, saves
Hilir*burg at 7.0 ? a. m., and arrives at Watt Phila
delphia at 1245 p.
• .114HAISHUB13 - kOO9IIBODSIION TRA.I9H, its Cohan:-
bia,lsaves Harrisburg 4.10 p. in.. an{ arrives at Went
Pbibutelphia at 915 p. at. '
WESTWARD.
ROUGH ExpßEas TRAIN leaven Philadelphia at
10.86. p. m., Harrlisbarg.atO.oo44im., Altoona 8.10, a. in.
and arrives at Pittpinag at Ig.ss p.
.
MAIL TRAIN letrie•Pbilndelphia at 7.16 a. m., and ar
rives at 11100111•14 148 4.0.gz . ..
1.000. m., Altoona, 7,oop . ausfarrives at Plltaburg
at 12/16 a; • -
PAM' LINE leaves Philadelphia at 11.80 a. m„ Elarria
burg,2,46 p. m., Altoona at 8.20 p,m,, and arriving at
Pittaborgat.l2.4s.ia 4! . •
EaRRIBBLJRO AC9O3IMODATIOV, TRAIN kayos, PbU.
delphisri 4SO p. abdiiiiiiefratittaniibilifiK 8.00
p.m; ,
aoma JOT ACCOMMODATION irtaVoont Joy learea
Laucaster at 10.60 a. m., arrives' at. Harrisburg at. 12.40
p. m.
SAMUEL D. YOUNG,
,
kart, Div. Penn, Rodlroas. •
Harrisburg, May 2, 1262 -Ai[
. .
. .
#NdecAND .A/TER MONDAY t MAY stlii:
1862, the Pewit:tiger Train, will leave the Phila
iii. coo bolding Railroad Depot, at Nantiehene, for
New To* aud Philadelphia as follows, viz !
ME
•
=RR= LINE leaves Harrbiburg at 1.26 a. m., on ar
rival Of Pennsylvania 'Railroad AIMS& Train from NW
West, "Minnick' New. York at 8.10 a.m., and. at Phtla ,
di:l , tace, at 9.00 a. m. A 'Leaping car is attached to the.
8
through from Pitts burcerithout change.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisbarg at 8.00 a, m.. anteing
Itt:*ma York at 5:80 p. m., and PhtladelPhia at 1.55 p. M.
N - FART LINE leaves Harrisburg at 1.40 p. in., on arrival
of gteinselvania Railroad Fast Mall, arriving in New
York at 9.50 p. m a and Rbiladelpiga at 6.40 p. m.
FlNtlifliAlgotrielicwYork,at bat. m., end . Model
pins; atift‘ ~ritz airtirligatautibiblifeitTP.:4o 4, '
~.,..MA.H.. TRAIN - lee* New York. at MAIO n trina, nird Phil.
ittOlphia at 8. lb p, irri; Arrivhnt it ifsrrielturg Inc 8.10
p or.
EXPRIS3 LINE leaves New York it .8 p. nre, uri—
c:lli Milanlabarg atB.oo a. la:, and connecting with the
P 8 9 1 .fliltrrg88 Tre 4 lB for.Pittabl; l BB., . A uleeplug
car al, a aed io this train . - .
are Oliail ' ltEMOYekliiltilriih Thal on the
H
ris
44 Pela i
est. icania, me : Ali Nr io ern wn, Chn zatto trai n 7 sKt d . uunitioriand Wisp'
de r and at Heading ;Ihr Philadelphia, Pottsville,
gage checked through. Faro between New York
sadrrisburg, $5 '00; betireati Harrisburg and' Phila.
E a
del a, SS 25 ha No. I oar; and $2 •TO la N0..9.
Far tickets or other Information apply,to , ,
J. J. 01. VD!,
Cieneral Agent, Harrisburg.
. .
Nbrtherri Celitral Railway.
m2-dtf
• %‘ •
ihett -
HhaslGE OF :SCIIEDIILE.
sunimEn, AittiAIMSBEENT.
TRW TRAINS DAILY TO •ND PION
13A.LTIIVEOMEI.
0140 e Connection made at Heirieburg
• i TO AND FROM NEW YORE.
SLEEPING CARS RUN ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
fiN AND AFTER.MONDAY, MAY sth,
Mwsiy B6 Witra e rrg a itit e n r dtleVt:elfart=it el d
Baltimore as folltoirs, viz :
• GOING SOII.TH.
11‘1411. TRAIN arrives at Hairisberi.....
and leaves
Rigiltleifi a arrives at
and leaves "
RAIL TRAIN leavesßalthatre at " ... 821 A. Y.
and mitt* st Bluviabitrg 12.45 P. M.
grid IdiveteNorth at.. 1.115 P. Y.
itiPREES TRAIN leaves Baltimore at ... 9.80 P. N.
ansVarriveit at; Barrhlbarb.... 1 45 AJlti.
and leaves North at. 8.06 A. II!
MARRISIIIIIO • ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
ave. Morriaborg for Baltimore A. M,
Ileturninkl-leioes Italtnnore at.....:.. 800 P. M.
IN EVERT OM
WHENEVER TRIED. ,
IT WILL DO AGAIN.
•
The only train leaving Harrhiburg an Sunday will be
the Hanish nooommodatit n Train, - Peak at 7.80 A. M.
Tot thrther lnlornktlon apply at the Office, In Pet:nark
vabla Railroad Depot.
graritsburg, May 8, Maly
- TRIM/LI; Watilalng Bluer
ar, Sao /nap, 1441V igna ullMstulati.01114
41PinNUS4-
- 4disiiiiiihroataind Market stud&
New 2lburtistintnts.
FROM PHILADELPHIA
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY MAY 6th 1862
EASTWARD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
AND
EASTWARD.
WESTWARD.
MO P. AL
• 116
32.55 A. If.
115 A. 11.
GOING NORTH. -
illisttllanto us
2b Destroy—Rats, Roaches, &o.
Destroy---Mice, Moles, and Ants.
2b Desiray—Bed-Bags.
2b Derdroy Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c.
2b Deseroy Mosquieoes and Fleas.
Ib Darawy Insects on Plants , and Fowls.
To Destroy Insects on Animals; &c. .
lb DesbYry every form and specie of Vermin
AA C:lol63ltittlpilFitiiPP
VERMIN
EXTERMINATORS.
"ONLY ENFALLII3LE FMOWN.7
DIIIMO7B urenurnx
EVERY FORM • AND ' SPECIES OF
- VERMIN.
Those Preparations (unlike all others) are
"Free from Poteons.". ,
"Not dangeninito the Human Family."'
do not die. on the - penises."
"Tliii come out Ut their holes To die."'
"They, are , the; only infallible remedies
known."
"12 years and More establiehed in New York
city."
Used by—the City*Post Office.
Thedly=the City Prisons and Station H.
Used by—the City Steamers, &c.
Used by—the City Hospitals, Alms-Houses
Used by-- ' Astor'
lam' &a
Usedby—the Boariling Hoirties, &0., &c.
Used by—more theurbo,ooo-friirate• Families.
erso one or two *seem' ens of. where it ~where
send by Ms Peopte—Bditors---Dealesi, 40.
HOUSEKIGITEBS—troubIed with vermin
need be so . no longer, if *theY rise "When's"
Rxterminatont: We have Told 'it to our satis
faction, and if a box cost $6 we would have it.
We had Itiedpolsons, but they effectednothing;
but "Cones's" article knocks the, breath out
of Bats, Mice, Roaches and Bed-BUge, quicker
than we can mite it. ; It is in -great demand
all over the country.-- (0.) Gialts.
MORE GRAIN end provisions are destroyed
annually In 4rant county, by vermin, than
would pay for tons of this Bit and Bisect Killer.
cabr Tu.) Berard. • •
EMBRY R. -008TAB:—We are selling your
preparations rapidly. , Wherever they. have been
used, Bats, dice, Roaches and Vermin disappear
rapidly. llama & ST01:1110111,
Druggist,` Windsor, Md.
"boost's Rat, Roach, Stof Exterminator.
" Costar's "
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator.
" Costar's"
"bostat's" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c. :
11164.60 c. um $l,OO Roue BorrumeAND PL►e®, Se
$5 actri POR PLANTATItiIdb tints, Bon, Horne,
&0.,
GUITION I ! To prevent the public from being
imposed upon byliouriossi and Big* Pernicious
iteskdions, a new labeilm beenprepared, bear
ing a fat , simile of the , PrOprietor's idgnature.—
Biamine etch box, bottleyor flask carefully be
fore purchasing, and bike. nothing but • 44- 008-
UM" • •
Cr' Sold Arervadiere--bY
All Wilms:Um Thirmonns In the large cities
Some of the
Wholesele Agents in New York City
Bchit:4s3lin Brothers &Co.
B. A: Fahnestook, Hull & Co.
A._111.4 D. Banda & Co. -
Wheeler & Hart.
Jame 8. ASArswal..
Morgan & Allen.
Mill, - Backer& Ori.
±: Thomas & Puler.
P.-. D. Orvis.
rf,rrai, _Risley &Xitchen.
,Pish Gals 4% Robinson.
M.. Ward,-.ofose & Coi
' Mathison kßObbins.
D. 8. Barnes & Co.
F. C. Wells & Co.
Lezelle, Marsh & Gardner.
Hall, Dixon & Co.
" Conrad For - -anD 011111 M
Phlbia, Pa.
W. Rat &
B. A. rannestocik & Co.
Robert Shoemaker & Co.,
French, Richards & Co.,—Aan mamas.
ANDAT.
Danoonrrs, Garxwatirkiezasesas and Rim=
ass generellyin all ' CL111277R1 Towns and
Vna.mme in the
UNITED STATES.
MAREISETTEG. PENNA,
lir Bad by
D. W. Grosst Qo
C. K. Keller,
Principal Wholesale:: and Retail Agents' at
Harrisburg, and by the DRUGGISTS, thou
norm and Bsrsasse generally.
Coons' Dastliaresn! duktas above.
Or address!., orders dlrect-[or If Price,
Terme, &a; Te - deelmd; • fir 4 send for
[1982] Circular, giving reduced Nees]
EMMY B. COSTAR.
Ne*-80. 612 Broadwayp-(0490.
Idia,dhaPk. , Hiehokaa Hotel,)PTew York
Johns $4 saroslegs.
80ffiETHIMGEOR THE TIMES!
tirA NEMMITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD
JOHNS & °ROBLEY'S
American Cement Glue
THE STRONGEST GLUE IN THE WO"'
THE OEIRAMI . GLUE IN THE WO' 11.
THE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN Trig WORLD.
THE ONLY RELIABLE6LIII IN THE WORLD,
THE BERT GLUE IN THE WORLD.
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
G the only article of the kind lever produced which •
WILL WITHSTAND WATER
IT WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER,
mond your Harness, Straps, Suite, Boota, C.
IT. WILL MEND %LABS
gm the pieces o f, that expensive Cut Glites : Bottla
WIITLL M END IVORi,
Don't throw away that broken Ivory Pan, it it easily re.
IT -WILL IiKND
Tont broken. Mini Cops and .Smooors cm be made
goal an new.
IT WILL MEND MARBLE,
Thettidece knocked out of Jour Marble, MontKoos ba
piit on an eikOng al ever.= ' '
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
NO nuttier Ir that broken Pitcher did not coat but atabil
_ ling, a shilling levied' la Clhilling earned, -
IT WILL MEND AriABASTER,
Thai costly /ilitraster VAS* is broken and you osn't
'match it, mesa it. It will never show when put together.
It will Mend Bone,' Dotal, Lava, and in
fact everythhig but Metals.
Any artioleteinented with AMERICAN CILVINT GUYS
Will not ehow where It limeade&
"Every Reneekeepentehould haves .suppiy. of Johan
& Umbra American Dement
le en convenient to have in uie botise."—X. Y.
ilwaye reedy; this coininends limit 1,0 every.
body: i—lndyeend emit. ,
“We have tried ii, and find it, se useful in our omes se
water."— WilktSphottAf the Nom
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
SlO,OO per year saved In every family bye Cam, Salle
or
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Price 26 Cents per Bottle. .
Pricil 25 Cents per Bottle.
Price 25 Cents per Bottle.
`Price 26 Conte per Bottle.
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Price 25 Cents per Bottle.
Price 26 Conte per Bottle.
Pei Lioiral Reductions to JVhotetato Buyers.
TERMS" CASH.
garter sale by all Drugglsts,enh Storekiepers general
ly shrougboot theignunsy.
JOH/SS &-CROStailY,
• (Sole Ilan oraeterers,) !
78 WILLIAM STREET,
Corner of Liberty street. NEw WORK
Important, to Rouse Owners.
Important to Builders.
Important to Bail Road Companies.
important to Farmers.
% ail whom this may concern, and iteeoneerna every
body.
'OE MS & CEOBLEY'B
IIiPROVBD GUTTA. EMMA
OEMEN.T ROOFING,
The Cheapest and most durable Roofing in use
IT IS FIRE AND WATERPROOF.
It (an be applied to raw and ota 1200/Ni of all kinds,
snap or , Oat, and to &OPUS *loss without
restoring the Milligan.
The Coat le only aboat One- Third that of Tin
AMBIT:IA TWICE RS - DURABLE .
Vila aril:lel= been thoroughly' tested in New York
City and all other parts of the United States Canada,
West Indies Central And &nth Armories; on buildings of
all Wade, such OS NACITOSICI; FOORDWINDBUSIOHIS, RAIL
RoLD DUMB, CARS, and on Pilau° Brnzresos generally
Gorman:La BUILDUIOS, 310., by the principal Builders,
Architects and. others, during the peat four pore, and
has proved to be the CHEAPIST and. MOST DURABLE
ROOFING in was; it la in eirey respect AFIRE, WATER,
WEATHER and TIME PROOF covering for ROOFS OP
This is Vie OblLTisudericd inennerseigned in the United
,Ifilates which 40ml:oh:lee the very dentriblo Properties of
/flashhity and Durability, which are universally acknow,
lldned to be possessed., by Gr 1314. .PEROHA 4ND.
EMU RUBBER •
No Heat is required in making application.
The expene9 of applypigf! le !ilblzigA as an or4inory root
told. the
can be covered Anbibed lime day .
It can be applied by one,
ma when' thane& Wats a' perfectly FIKE NOG/ surface
n un an &moo incly, which cannot be injunnt.by HN42,,
OGID or Stoma SHIMMING or Boor BoAnns, nor any ex -
terns' lotion wbcterer.
LIQII ID
411rtik, PEMBA anatztr
For 'doming Metals of all Kinds wheifezim e l
to the Action of the Weather, and
FpSPBEEMIQINGAND =MARINO IrgrAt
'ROOFS - OF ALL KINDS.
This la the' only Oompositlon known which wW swim&
hilly : . yealit, ex t reme affingeS of ,all tglinstek for any
length of time, when applied to metals, to Which it ad
hereifirtnlyilemning a body equal. to coats of ordinary
pilnnt, costa much lug and will LAST TARNS TIMES AS
LONG ; and browblaitleity Is 'nor injured *by the
contraction and expansion of; mu and other Metal Roca,
consequent °don sudden changes e( the weather.
ORAOX IN . COLD OR RON IN WARM
AnC4llllllt, AND WILL NOT vrAsir Ott.
Legacy Tin and other Metal Root can be readily repair.
am with GOTTA PSRL'IIA ONMENT, and prevented from
f ur th er oun ueum and leaking, thereby ensuring a per
resat tight roof for many years. -
Tide onnent is peculiarly adapted for the preeetwaiiii
e t IROK fL4tIANG4 SWIM, RANCitd,RATIA=Agiu
CULTURAL' tIiPLRIMAM, &0., also tbr getteme..**ail
aUTTA PERCHA„ ::CEMENT
POr pneerving and raping Tin and other Metal Roofs of
every description, from its great °bestially, is not {Oared
by the' oontrsotion and eipanston of ifetale s end will not
meek in cold or run in warm weather,
These materials are =Arm so au otatana,.and we
are prep ar ed rdsopply onion' from any parrot the wad
-01, atehort. notice, for GUM. FUQUA. 'Worm In
r a m . rea dy *pared for use, and GIITTd Maid Grt-
MUT in barrels, with fdll printed directions for OPE
dation.
AGENTS WANTED
We wlll mike llhere - 1 and oath' reatnry arranterdents
with reepondlaki wiles mho would like to einahhah them.
selves In a Ineranoo and permanent husineas, _
.0111 TERMS ARE Gii:SH.
We can give abnucteet proof 01 ell we claim in fever
of lee linprow4 , Botillogibliving-appll them' te several
them" d Itoke n xxx vicinity.
zorwo,accizsimmir
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Bouuwp.li• , •=nwraa,
Wholosato. Warehouse 78 William Est..,
Clervier of LiborlySirerd... .
Fell deeortptive Circulars and tkriede be hire' Need
- ' on application.
MAILS Crushed, Pulverized: end Re
tined, for sale by sioa.o. s & BOWMAN,
• eb2l Coulee Front and' Bakal streets.
W KS '
141.1:-WAT411tbefie usefal "
ponigg. mum!
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Bookairei
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BERG
AYEIB SARSAPARILLA
FOB: PURIFYING MS BLOOD,
A N v a ri et i es speedy cure of the ,
/GIL joined of Diseases b'or,
Scrofula and Scrofulous Affection 6tich
as:Tumors; Ulcers, Sores, trit Peta,
pimples, Pasttdes, Blotches,' Boa s
Blain", and all Skin Disease.
oLKLARD,
J. G. Avail & C 0.., Gents : I feel it airy r,, ,
edge what your Sarsaparilla has done for c o
inherited a Scrofulous infectlen, .1 burrs urr, re ,r ' =
in various ways for years. SoMetimr - rr; it bur:,
MOM on my hands and arms •; somoillllllB tor -
ward and distressed me at the s t omach. t
It broke out on my head and covered tey ,
with one sore, which was painful and I.
description. I tried many medicine, and
clans, but without much relief frOM „ • '
the disorder grew worse. dt hugth I wa d ,
read it the Gospel Messenger that you bad
alternative ( Sarsaparilla ,) for I knew Ito..
titatiot that anything you male must be
to Iftlic.nnati and got it, and use it till it ron•ir:
took IL, as you advise, in email doses at
over a menth, and used almost three Louisa
healthy skin soon began to form undr.r
after a while fell off, my skin is tow elear,..bd
mwell that the disease kiss gona rrom r ,„
You cti behave that I feel what I um , h;
It'd! YOU, that I bold you to be coo Of are a . „ ,
ego, and remain ever gratefully. Yours. -
AL.FRSD l; IA .
St. Anthony's Fire, lose or Erysiprial.
Tatter and Salt Rheum, Scald Re a d
itingworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr. RObe . rt It. Freida writes ire= s.
Sep., 1E459, that he has cured an inset. rats• ea...
whlch threatened to terminate fatally, by 0 I
seriag' we of oar Sarsaparilla, and also a ann,,
took of ibdlgnant hVynipelas by large dunes et
imps be cured the common Eruptions by
Brorkohoceie, Goitre or Swelled ticck
&Onion Sloan or ProOpeot, Texas writsc :
ties or your Siweeperilla cured me fr.llll x G./T.4—,
eotts swelling on the neck, which
over two years."
Leneorrlima or Whites, Ovarian T um , Or
Uterine tfleeration,Female Diseases.
- *Dr.,..L. B. S. Manning, of NOW Ycrt lti ~ , r
mod cheerfully comply with the r..upect
In saying I have found your Sisreaparilla .4 t
alternative in the pumerous COMplallits for s
ploy such aremedy, but especially iu
the Scrofulous illathwits. lli .ve eared nai..y wc .
mums of Leucourhow. by it, and Alllne
plaint was caused by laceration of the nu.) w
aeration Itself was anon cured. Numiug cab u,
hnowledge equals I. fur these female deranges)
Edward& Ilarrocrof Newbury, Ala.,
VINOUS OaStriiidi tWIWOr On one of the females to in L,
Wigail bad dialled all Um remedies we could
at lima* bean iumtpletely cured by your an..
esperaw Our physician thought nothing bci rn
illutuould alltwd relief, but he advised the t, 1-0
Bitrfaparilla as the last resort before
preyed effectual. After taking your remedy .
no symptom of the disease remains."
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease
NAMlszois, 2.5 th
Dr. J Sir, I cheerfully comply u
qw*t of 'Year &g u t aid report to 3ou mf: ;
I have realized your Sarsapardia.
I have aired with It, in my practice, mail
plittplie for:Which it, ie attornmeodod, an , l hur
elk:eta truly wonderful In the cure of 1"con - a r
acrid Dikates. One of my patients had
hi Ns throat, *WO were consuming tur
top of his month. Your Sarsaparilla, Eie,
Cured him In dee week. d bother wax attn. Le ,
011d4Y, gYMPIOMII In his nose, and the ulcer,'
an away a cellaiderablo part of it, en t but
disorder would peon roach his brain ttl!d
'yielded to my administration of your Sra, ,
ulcers healed, and be is well again, not of A
some disfiguration to his face. s wenmu are
I 'treated for the same disorder by mercury w rz-. •
.frelil this poison In her bones. lbey bs.l
asnillive to the weather that on a damp du) : • u
eicruclating pain in her joints and bones. •.;
cured entirely by your Sarsaparilla in a r A
keel from its formula, which you agent
ther"vperation from your laboratory tour(
remedy consequently. these truly reinerSo,
With ft h ave net surprised me.
Fraternally yours,
Q. V. LARISIF.II,
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver ComplaiLt
Leriermansgai, Preston 00., Va., Mb
D*. J..C. AIMS: Sir, I have been utilic,ed ,
rai chrome nbesunatism for a tong time, W
thitakifi of physicians, and stuck to me in sii t ,
remedies ..Ipould fin until I tried your :3 ,r-
ORO iota() cured me In two weeks, and
era! beolth so much that I am far better u„,
wag attacked, I think It a wonderful
- *lee Y. Gab:hell, of St. Louis. writes : '• I h ~,
Abated for years with an affection of ih.• 100 ",
deetroyed my health. I tried every :bun g . ,h . ,
thing failed to relieve me ; and I have ln. n . 1 , ,
down man for wino years from no ;her eh, ~ .. _,..
j qw.mt of the Liter. ity beloved paii...... , .. , -
' ' , advised nat, to try your Sareaparrlll. :. .
se hnoaew yen, and anything you ni....1. a - .
trying. By the bleeding of God b. bao cur,: ::: ,
rain again. The beat that can be said
half gond enetign.„”
Sclarras, Cancer Tumors, Enlar , b en) ti:
.Ulceration, Caries and Exfoliation i
.
4he Bones.
AL edit . variety of masa have been rep ,
where wires of those formidable complaonts h L
form the Mae of this remedy, but one spay. t , HL
admft them; . Some of them may be found .:, .: 1
Gan Ainiap4o, which the agents below n..in,.,
to thraishgratis to all who call for them.
Dispopria, Mean Disease, Fits spilt.
' ..
„ay e Melancholy, Neuralgia.
_ ...
liauyr i narkable cures of these adecit, , : .. I._„
made by the alternative power of this meth , • ,
i*Cliths vital functions into vigorous net: :, -
overcomes disorders which would be awl
Its peach. Such a remedy has been rept,: ~
=of the people, and we are conliden; . If •
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tam all that medicine can do.
yer s Cherry Pectoral
1 ,
THH RAPID CURE IR
1:loigs, Colds, Influenza, FloarsEne. ,
Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Can
al/141bn, and for the Relief
of Consumptive Patient .t
in advanced Stages
of the Disease
_This tag remedy tullSersally known L.l .rl':
other for the cure ofthroat and lung compWra- L,
oiliest here to publish tha ovidenon of it, I r,. •
Uoriveqed excellence for coughs and cold t
wrardertal cures of pulmonary disease, E. , 0
known throughout the civilized Datums , -
Few are - tbA communities, or even lam'',
won have not some personal experience n 1
WINS trophy in their mlast of its s ri
snhfle'add r dangerous disorders of the itir ,ai •. .
lOU know the dreadful fatality oi the. ~, _ , . r
Ythey know, too, the effects of thin rem. d • ,
domore time to scene them that it has
tug. that UAW lixve "bee reeking the eur,
WO, so strongly upon the cenadence of mat. r,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER &
Lowell. Nasi
Sold by O.:A. Baenvert v 0. K. Keller, P. v. 4
Cb,-.1 . . li. Lets, & Co., esmstroog, Harr:
erg Mil where.
ectl44Smdaw
CI • O .ZIMMERMA N
BANKING KNOCK; RILL AND COLLECTIN t, 10 7
Rae been removed from No. 28
ro
NO. 130 MARKET STREET
HARRIMURO, Pd.
TREASURY NOTEt3TASEN Ar F..s
RUBBER GOODS !
Itubbe Bans,
Rubber Watches,
Bobber Battles,
Rubber Toys gebendly at,
BB'BGNEB'S CHEAP BO g ht
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pU p ß app. K r!mip res ice, h G un ro mi u m n o ci n. a N u d ti tm l e ti g p t u ., i i gc T n i. ,. •
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CELEBIiATED DANDKLION CukTl
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Thht good, nutrition', and tine davor ,l
10,140forodIarsile very low bY
NICHOLS & 130 1 VM.O•
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