' " " . • ' .• ".
'
;Pr nic rruit.Trees Now _
rjilat3 7l: ',eXQttieT 'ki niiik,,34. Irdlicl4n ir'',n it ,
Plilll4lofrit#lW hin 'ltilee:lthes;praCtiec Orltic
i
YlO.i.l..r.,,p.ttPted.j.laglislirrinn, Miro.iyarr 9Tialcing
pk n io.iss,46 let ; kli e : ki it nil:_bil t'Amire;of. less
'. , ..Pranhig,nriUSt:'..4eila . hi . .., done, .especially in
• :orcharda , ,Whicti: have yeeeiveil
properArtvin
';4 060 i ie l *
: , .4 O"rP ititaal: a reVY o PurkfttP l .
'-.el fOtrethe!til4oo lialk-Ath6';tutpertt.*iti!
••• tbeg arriie.it•:Maturity, ~c ommon pruning,
':'knife Will,,t‘.theOrly': inplement' needed,
ex-.
.: ee'rit, In aecidental'' splittingdi:l4n of branches.'
:-.But taliin'g.',lhinge•airMe:.find . them—withthe
. crossgrerylif , th ii tin g:' the' ba'iley,-.a' compact
„ end:
too cicwide*llerrti;limbe already beginning to
... ' dedaYL—theret:4l,ie4traireticel.froM three to four
'' .iinchea::ln‘dititneter WhiCh' mutt 'needs' , be re
me b ~ o r I n., nture boat . mterests:. oflhe
.....', - P:rellardk,;,' -. - 4-'' .' '',''''..:.• :'•;" -. 2_ ..,...'' .'..
To Iliaeltii , e it
ti neh' orchard 'We :Mould; during
4the latter Part:of,Sely or earlY'in .August, take
•: 'n,light ledder t Ai narrow,' fine..toothed, saw,.',: ......eberp.pruiiiiii '. knife and *pot of .sliellac dia l ..
Pol : vittin:alcohol with - a- paint=brush in it; and
commence-operations::: :It Irk:riseleis:tO 'at tempt
~ to make`a ' fall grown 'orchard; whose .pritning.
•• -:liaa 2 been, neglected,look.like the'Mell formed,
....evenly, balanced and slicirt joined ',trees. which
. have ''yearly reeerveti: a
_judicious' : cutting-out'
- and shot tening-its, ' from .the •II me '.'t hey* were
firsi planted. Thirt is . Out...of the question, ln
`',cases a douhtfol eripedicncy,., we: would. give
'the tree the benefit of the:doubt:by leaving. the
branch, or in:. other
.Words :we mould leave a
•- :-...'sorn.e . What:thick: top - rather:titan - make too Many
• . wounds te.heal atter. ' -- • •
,' -
..'
..... Scleet alimb,,i'airw it •off 7 clorc.io Ike , igniy of
lite ii:es or large.Siiinal,,boi)g. 'Careful that4ts
•, -
weight diyes - not:cause it: to-split down just be
;., fore. falling,, Pare the motiral..smootli and .eciat
.
- - witllthe shellac.to keen out water and prevent
:- sun-checking. When done' during this'montL
• (Jul 3,) the latter grog onhe seasen,will cern
. -,- mence -- to roll over:the smooth cut and ins few
.;
.yeare the.new,Mooll mill- unite open 'the two,
sides' and scarcely leave it .scar. - If an axe is
.... used, !earring 'a 'stub' of .solrhe: slit . inch es . •in
;length, the new OciWth'fails..to'.'colier' this cut;
:the, 'stub begins :to' rot and 'in mater„Which
still further haSteni,' deCay even towards the
heart of the - tree •' '' . ' • ' ' ''
... Agairtilierels nofrob sap new in. Ord tree to
” be' both last and converted into - a Poiscrnous.
, acid' upon ..tlie.,trank.'......r let '..lyhtt intent folia ge
.... - filsp:ifiotcts tliti - Wetinda:whiell .without shade
.or covering of, some. kind Would 'crack In. the
. . .
•:11re t-
know .that early spring: pruning' h:is
,
adticentes, with many of the old school
7 . :^euitivatemS..acyme,contending.t,liat their fathers
. end gninil(litle;a' . priiifed . at' that season, sant
consequently . it must be hest time. Others
• • asic.why. let the tree, g,row:lrOni .Ikla . y•in. July,
• and pen' throw ° away thiS'very groWth'. and
;still others Say July is a 'busy month, While
7'' we, heti° ~plenty time - I,j'ebruary and
' • '• ": .
Anstiering.the lait first,- we . ,ssy,'if you ea
' not afford the needful toriejo attend to fruit
trees, you,cannot expect . suCcess, and insy as
, •
well, give up - ..fruit ,grOwing. -. Again, it...is, 'not
found..that -the practices
,of our fore-:,
father's brought. with thern.' froM •an entirely
di#'erent climate, are hest suited iii.our wants,
; and they are gradually abandoned or changed ;
Let us • alsci ask
_whtit iS.•:gained
graWth.by cutting' off alimb..in - spring acid .al
lowing the sap to escape, or lett that seine sal;
form iwoOd. Which in turn is cut away?. :With
• 'small shOats 'of but one year's growth the time
-of pruning is not , very. essential: 'The Old di,.
rections to. stprune at'any time :when the tools
• 'are 'sharp," may answer. fur .these. ' But on,
large limbs, give; us July' and August' for, min:
in this. latitiiileinierican..4g,,riculturist„
DON'T TA:rit.t.—What need it ccincerti. you
if John Snooks is courting Sally . Johnson? Thby .
ore 'undoubtedly rational beings; and can con:
duet theirloire :altars. in a. becoming:mail : l)er,
and-'with out' any . 'of y‘inte.rference. .
WhaCif.Erotpa Ward has. t neW. dress? It
ie paid . foriankeertainlY costs you nothing. : -
IWhy, then -need you interest yourself so deep=
ly abotit it? What if the prtncipal merchant
in the place has become insolvent? •Yon are. not
rtmong'hi'are!litors, and for.. iicaven's sake,
irhy.don 3 t.you let the man have "a little enjoy,
moot? Stipposo Dorcas', Swift goes tort dancing
school? Iteosteyotr . nOthing, and al•she,has
frail constitution a little . exercise Of this kind
!nay benefit her health'..,...this intermeddlin,'
with the. affairs of others to tho ;neglect of their
own, ~is entirely 'too prevalent . witli
certain claseeverywhere.
• • • . •• ,
. .
• . MIT ITALY.—The Albany Evening
Journal` alludes tn . :those . ..who' have already
fallen in battle inthe . ..folloWing passage:
"There livone army which. will never-tiny,.
'talk., .4 sleeps:on its ~' ,artitS.in en eternal
duac.:.: New. recruits join atarreveragpof
itiousandn deyw,-?1 Ttleiaie,.picked- men; the
bravest in..both armies-.the forerzio.itin every
battle. In twentyieven , dayeltaly'hae been
etreWn.with . ,fwenty-seven thousand. eorees—
poOr-fellows 'who. : sought ,an- epriulet,nOd found .
a grave. : A thousand fell in, the various. early
Skirmishes. A thousand 'm" asked invasion
Garibaldi. :Ninelnindred.French: and Sir:
dinians peris,* gontebello. Two :thou-
saild..Austrinv perished °lithe same. field.—
' Two'hundred Zouaves Were : killed at Paleitr . o,
As •many,Sardiniens disci with them.• Four .
hundredAnstriane were. drowned in, the Canal.
lyl;are.thanlvventy..thausand'have • fallen in the
actions of Iltiftelora and Magenta." ..
•• COURT PROCLAMATION.' • . •
. '[ ]'fiETWAS . Ahei Hon. Roalit. G. WhitS,
, V,y . y,Piesidep t ij r udge, and, the. Hons. J.. Dar •
s: , ".llalrries,'Associaie Judges of life
Court!! and' General 'Jail
Delitrery Quditoi,';;SessiPnA of the Peape,' • Or=
PhiPs' Court.4itnt'..-P9t.qt Common P . 1012. for
the County of MqCettp Imre issued their precept,
bearing:date Saturday, the second day of July,
in __the ?eat' of our Lord one
,Olousaficl eight
hundred,and; fifty-ninei, end:to rne,.dirdtted, for
:ibcdding a Court,ot Oyer, and Terminer and. Gen
' Oral Jail Delivery;.: Quarter' 3essione rof the
,- PUece;,Orph . ane',Coint, and Court' of Common,
t.h.e'-Poroygh:of Smethport, On ' , Mon
, 'day, ; the : day • of 'September, nett,
~ • -
gni:!,:fptriVeity9lieFefee ., ,iereby.givs n to the C0r0(;.1,,,-riii,E4,''.3ttatlieelti,-0f...-lhe.
( ;.1, , ,-riii,E4,''.3ttatlieelti,-of...-lhe. Peace and .Constables
1 z ,04400,:tk.e.-.040%-that . they bethen and there
1111
1
fl
.3.
,- ,,Y,
WILCO ).0 &:EATON
BE4 LEAV.E• TO ANNOUNCE , Fa . t . they .
, haye received 'their first. s'.ock of •
•
.• • -
. ,
, SPRING Si.SUMMEtt.
Ancl , are . no‘ir prepriredstoiveltome . their friends .
aml customers thein -new. and disir
,
Country Merchundize
IN ALL ,ITS: VARIETY,
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY Gr001)S,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
rz~~s
-,'...' -. ~.0-za?S;l
CROCKERY;
GLASS
And.it choicestock'of
Family Groceries,
. .
, ~ .
We wilt 'not' wenry, yourpatintice by entii-n . e
rp.tipg; blitiour stcick.'is viiry Ft:11 . 110 Complete,
arid...wt..doubt not you
,will Oil something to
'please'. yOu..bottiOs to quabiry.nrld j)rite . ., , • , '
Wiruly Advertisements do for some,.
but 111'1 Truth. will Wear Better, and we
only ask au a 4 ara:cplifitient. we
ean de you goad. ' ' • .
COME AND S.
:WILCOX lc EATON.
Olean, April 18,1859: ' • '
-- .
.. .
T: :'. •••.T . T.•
..
it S PLENDID LOT OF TF:',IS, at •
ti.... • ' WILCOX. WEATOIV'S,
Ole,an,•K Y. .. • • • ... •
..
• . • KEROSEIig, 0114- *. .:• .
fioth COAT., with LAMPS.,fo kirn
the same, of •WILCOX . 8z - EATON'S,
.;'Olean, N. 1 7, . • . • •.,
• • PAPER lIANGI . NGS. •
. en oicy, .ASSORTMENT Ea.
. • -• ' WILCOX• tk•EAT6N'S,
NEW:QOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
...-i ~;1
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' TINICT NEWS H
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ItOPIATNSTS OF
TO TIIE
NII . II I t IIO,V
. •
'Nathalt Teuunlvt)Tatt.
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0.4
.
rgiliE SillAeriberrOßpOr_ tinny announces to the CilieenS
•I_ or -this. County that iotwithstatiding 06 !Jtird limes
'rods on band aF,ain'this.sprin; with a gond assor t 'pent o
-.:TINIW.A.R.'E
Which he bound t' e• it ery Clirap . for
READY PAY ,OfsiLY9
llnving flono'huildelia in this enmity for • nOnily :two
years, I have come to the eonelunidn that 'nem no Ion•
ger do busineini on • ,
CREDIT..STSTE.II,
.
And I shali no longer do this kind of itgaineeti. ,Persona
wiahing anything .in my line can buy good work, audwa
cheap askt any other, establialuncut of the kind.
•
'ONE PRICE' AND READY PA
shalt be my motto, 4 1.1 there al Eq.! ino
Then Itractice no more this
Called getting, altavezi. hut e oar s •
By buying cheap for ready, pay, ' • •
And: then : you will come out All rm't in the
J: S. lir.l , (lN .
I I: If
Sprink, •
SmAliport, rob. 25,1E59
•.
TEA. T.Oll\T„
•
: . • , GENERAL DEALER.YN
FINE. GOLD AND SILVER
"W
, E
S
ri , i ,
,
FANCT:GOODB, CLOOKS:AND
MUSICAL.. INSTRUMENTS,
• ,' " 'OI;EAN, - _ST, Y.' ..•
'l3lRepairingolf WitOhai and Clocks done
',in good styldiffid warranted. •
C, It beet Ungini;iia ap L 'at-the '
Itmtcr Ujunf Store. • •li . .ly • UWV.
•
TT NtILIC PANS, all, ri6 l / 4 P.ancraliiny . —you can
sea' Wariest mites flicairilhem . soon
as"you ra- •
To TIIE ' PUBLIC
o F E, NO Wis 7 Tlf A T
N. S. BUTLEII & CO., :OLEAN;
ARE RECEIVING . ONE OF THE
• .'•
LARGEST STOCKIS..OF
.SPRIN . G';&.SO.INIE.RICPODS
AD .A . 0 . '1.: 15 , - 1, 9: 'I TIIE ', WANTS
CONSISTING OF TITE:tATF.ST:
DRESS G001)S
WARE
nor sriceCan.discribe
61-IAVLS,
IittLiiv..ERKGOODS,
C LO 7 1 11S', VESTINGS
iOUSEIZEEPERS' 001)S,
I;,ESTV . .CEN 7EiA S,
AND TiOsIERy,
Fairilcrs':and Mechanic CASSINIERES,
SUINIMER
.STUFFS, in great varieties,
LACES,
..IsIRInS,•WALL 'AND WINDOW
GROCERIES,
PAINTS, OILS.
Leather, _ &c.; . &c.
And d thousand Other thing's which. they •can
anewill' sell .at such prices 'as. to. defy
as everybody has seen for the last' year
Is the only wrty.fo sell, goods, with prompt
attention, without deceptioa, or hum-
lapeto '6ny one. apowipg that
the People .are tsest 'Judges,
CLOSE CASILBUYERS . TO LOOK
Ininiens'p "Stook
Bptore purchasing elsewhere , And we will
prvE,:Tll,24 THEIR MONEY'S WORTH
N. 9. BUTLER., t - N. S. BUTLER. & CO.
r . ..; Price ili.gulator
' .WOll6
Ever 42;11.red :for sale in Western
.N.(;w. York, ivhieti is ju.it
(51' this section of country;
STYLE AND FASHION. OF
IN ENDL,E,SS VARIETIES
Of every deieriptioti,
CA ES, .
DOMESTIC' GOODS,
GENT'S Sc'LAIHE'S GLOVES
FARMERS' .PRILILS;
CAPS,
EMBROIDERIES,
YANKEE NOTIONS;
CROCKERY,
BOOTS' • AND SHOES;
any small stock to compete
with us,
Believing'still that the
ONE• PRICE SYSTEM
we cordially invite all
AT OUR
DR- HUNTER'S
m Kl)l.c:ii L ::,,ATANv,4I:4
ling an original. aintimpular Treatiee on
C . E Ar A r tf 9 '
Their I'liyeiology, FunetiOns•uhd - Sexnal ])is
orders of every hind, with hover-failing rem
•edics: fort lie speeificure . br ilisep'ses
•. yate nnd delicate character, inciilent to .the
violation of the Lime of-Nature and of Na
ture's God. • •.
•
• PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, • .
•. ' • The author cif . the above
• l't f.r II • • .voluthe la' a graPluate,
"q t.. . and - .'having des nted a
" cpiarter of a century' to
m'ivrEPTi. :the stud •-and' treatment
~ij•/. AmAze.„ f i of Syphilts , .and kindred
• LL ' 44 7." - '••• 'disorders es a .
~ • "://,11.11iik ,\vt 'he liasbecome possessed
ofmost invaluable informatiortin . regard'tó, the
same; and.is able to.comptees ioto vide Mecum
compass the very' Miintescenee of medical sci
enee onthiS important subject; and as the re-'
stilt ; oft he 'experience of the 'most :eminent
physiCiana irf-F;urope and ..?iinerieiv ir,firoFoiigli
lyclemonstrated in his own . highly seccesictil
practice in the treatment of secret diseaseS ih
many thoosandS Of cases' in the city of
delphia alone. .
- Testimny of , the'Prof. of 01stortrip in'
••College, Pleilrt.. • .
' gg Dn. ME:DICAT NrANUAL,'.?• The
author or, this work; Unlike' the Inajority-of
'those who advertilse: •to cure the diseases of
which it , treats, ii•a kiarluate of or the best
colleges, in the :United it'affords'.me
pleasore.to recommend, him to the unlosinnate;
or to the victim of. ?naliffactieo, ,asa snecess,lol.
and tayeriqn'eal practitioner, ,
:honor
and:intcgritT•tliey•mily place the greatest con
fidence. • • • ;"10S: St LONGSIIORi,'M.'D:,
Pram A. Wointiq:drd . ,..lll. D., of Penn, .hiircr.
It, gives •rne'pleasUre: tO Add tliy,testimohy to
ibe professional • ability
~of the •Atithor of . the
" 11ta;1741." . .• Numerous, cases of. - dis
eases of the Genital Organs, some of Ahem of
longstanding, bave.come under My notiee,im
Which his' skill . hair been manifest'in restoring
to perfect health, in some, instatices where the
pa tien haS.been cOnsidereel beyond:Medical aid..
In,the treatment 'Of Seminal 'weakness; or dis
arrangement of the'fiinetioris produced by ser
abmie, or_ gxcess ilf . veneiy; I. do not know his
supiTidrAti the profession:' .4 have been ,ac- •
'queinted . with, the Author some .years,'
and deem it no more than' . justice •to him' at
well as a kindnesS: to the unfortunate: Victims
'of early indiscretion, to recommend him as one
in I.Vhase• professional skill and integrity they.
May safely - confide . themselves., . .
• . AL'FRED WOOD.WARD,
One copy.seeurely enV'eloped; will be forward
ed free. of Postage' to nny'part orthe United,
.States .fOr. 25 ;cents, or 6 copies for $l. Ad.:-
dress,'post:paid,.CODEN &' Co., Puhlishers,
box 107,'Philadelphia:
• 11"'BoOkselleis, CanvaSiers audilook Agents
supplied'on the most liberal terms. • :
, J.F.FFTtEY , S pOttl3LE-ACTING
SUCTION & FORCE PUMP
India,.Rubber Ball Valiei
THE §ljl3SCßll3,Eß . having•rircha . sed• the
right tordalci and sell this 'Noy Punip,.
feels a confidence.thal- his efforts. to bring 'it
into general use; in thiscounty,.will be secon
deq•by.,ol Who see r its , construction and opera-,
,
• Among. the many - adranthges 'secured by the
use of this Poinp, the following maybe' enu 7
meiated: • • . .
.1. doable action; by which twine' the wa
ercan be raised-at the sarne .
2. Great ease irKworking,•thus adapting the
Pprie, Priv el pfe to.,enmmon
3: The ,transformation',. i.moment,, of-the
Pump into an efficient . F . 112F, ENO 1NE,141.1.9 ren,
tiering the los of dwellings hy,fireitotally un-
. ,
..
. .
, ..1:' Capability, of: watering gardens, Lawns,
or sprinkling walks,' *washing.. windows, :, &c.,
with the utmost ease and, thoroughness. .',
..... .
. _
~ . .
b. Power to raise:water with slight labor .to
any. reasonable height; as in. supplying cham
bers • 1 ' : . , • . '
6. The 'convenience of. having the Pump iii
hitahen.; or other .rooms'of your dikelling, with
out. regard the locatiOn,of. the Well, or Cis-
7. The easy' protection ,of the instrument
against Frost:. , .
, 8. The case with which' it May be Mounted
on wheels:, or in other ways be made portable.
' 8. A simpffaity. which ensures ..great dura
bility, protects it from being thrown out of'or
der, and makes any . repairs easy , and, of little
.
10. .Great CheapneAs:' far . the 9 first. time
bringing the cost Of. the Force Pump into the
neighborhood....of , the common' Suction and
Chain Pumps .while it is .immeasurably supe
rior to both. : .• ' ... • - • • ' , .
Manufactured and for sale by the snbseliber,
only, at hia shop in Mechanicsburg,
• '
A. WOLTERS.
• . .
Mechanicsburg, March, 78,
.1858.,
NEW.CARIOAGEAND WAGON SHOP.:
T AMES McDONALD would inform.the pUb=
lic . .that he has' fitted up a shop at the lower
end-of town, on ..the . prernises recently occupied
by N. Medbury; as . .a.Cardingfaetory, 'and is
prepared to_ build all kinds of . .
• CARRIAGES ANT WAGONS
At short notice, in a workman-like manner,
lind at reasonable prices. Having • had a large
experienee in the business, he . feels Satisfied
that his Work:will fully..meet the requirements
OMI whO will favor him With their patronage.
• Repairing:promptly a tiendedio. •• .
Smethpoft,,April,-10, - 185 t. 2-5-tf,
WAGON. AND SLEIGH SHOP,
DI7..SHEPARD.wouId annouceto the cit.
. izens'ef Sniethport and vicinity, that he
has established a wagon shop..in the building
formerly oecunied - by Mr. Harris, as a - cooper.
Shop, on Mechanic ; Street, where he is pre
pared.to do all wprk •in his line, witk prompt,
.nessr..and in a. workmanlike manner.' •
, Particular attention will be paid to Repairing,
and to. the rpanuiaclure at Sleighs and Lu naber
.• Grain, of all kinds, takeit.in exehan . ge for
:For rererence,, call and .exannin(L - . ••
. : ' • • SHEPHERD.
Sinethport Oci. 26 . '1858,: • • •• n3sly
TAILORESS
. .
wets. - itORILLAItuMSEY is prepared to
do Sewing of, all kinds at herresidenceon
Main street, one door'belcivi? .Williiirns'•laVy of—
fice.' She'willCut and,. Make men's and boys
Coats and Pants, Bce.,'in good style and
.warranted to give satisfaction; ''• •
Grain: and produce taken in' exchange for
.work. Nov. 18, 18.55.-.
il-A:l3qui.A::4T.lNgs'. l
.......;.4-,b„.1*.1.80.-.:.,:--:-..,.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM TH:
BLOODY_ FIELDS OF KANSAS?
Once more on the lightning' track of the far
• reaching wires, comer s , the glvid jidings of,'
.• peace and contentment, instead ol o the.. '
shrill scream of the death:dealing
, • ~ Marauder, or :the chilling tale • •
of , ,the midnight assassin;
• • • • Wh6-haa' been SM. - , .•
• •
••• • -bruinghishands •
ih the.blood
of .the
. • -
. . .
• young,
beautiful, " and . •
the innocent. NOW, • •
insteadfof the wild 'cries ;
- of despair' which •but-lately
Oehcied from : every hill and valley
. .
•
of our; wide-spread` land, 'Mir -ears are •.
filled With the glad.shouts of .old men and
'maidens, young men and matrons that are con
. :. . .tinually -
F LOCIEpie TO .TEE IIEADQUAILTERS OF
W cll. 21D 22
7USI OPENFD BY•''
G. IRONS
Under: the •siipdrvisipuand
fatigable." MrLEs,"
NOTONLY TO - SEE:OOM BUY.
a portion of the
and unpiepedentpdly
CHEAP GOODS
Whiehhe has just ieceiveil.tropl New YUrk
and Philadelphia
"MILES" WIJ-IES Il'
Distinctly Understood
That he does not intend tak4pe ,after some of
his neighbors by bcsting of the
Ill'''.:l.O.TH'22.o.nag•
FIRMNESS, DURABILITY,
P'.SS
OF HIS
Goodf.c,
' he 'risks is for Pprobasers to
CALL, AiNTD: 1 - 4 . 00K: AT TOM,
Well knowing that': no one will lealie the
Stofe empty . handed' aftet once
looking at, and
Learning the Price
AT. WHICH HE SELLS GOODS.
:13,.K.M . E :M.:B. E .R.l
THE PLACE TO BUY
Ready-Made Clothing
Of every description, from. common Overalls
to the•fineat clOth Coat,
WARRANTED ASj REPRESENTED.
.
COME AND. EXAMINE,
For yourselves, as we can fit anything frOni
boy of four years to a man . 014.00 pounds
DRY. '...G00D5.,'
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
And in fact everything kept or sold in this
section ) is
Mr AT IRONS' STORE,
Corner of iilatu slid State Streets,
ClTwo'doorswest of the Baptist Church,..,
;;.;I‘IEITIPOR'r PA
DE. COGGSWELL'S N'T.W.ASAIICATi SALT.
FOE.. INFLAMMATOEY DISEASES ONLY.
New. Medical Salt). Npw Medical Salt I
' IT IS NOT A OITIZE ALL!
agTOrinflammitory Piieases Only.
COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL'
SALT, inatgad of being.a'remedyr for All
control over but Vila • ill, has but one
.aim and accomplisbei but One thing, to. • wit:
suannEithri.Arcrwronynisansa, whatever be ha'
forth or localityovbether in' the head; throat,
abdomen, extremities Or skip. •
MEW: MEDICAL .SALT; Its 'peculiar
11 exeellence ii,tnat.y6theut the useless foie
of. blood ana strength," it. effectually 'cures In.
figinmplork Diseaspi, (no - other's) . by . proaucing
an eqUilihrinm . of'all ,the fluids i'n ihe'body;
want of whichi-tho EoleOAusE of inflamation!
NOTICE. TO INVALIDS! The fellow
ing form: which the unbalanced fluids as
'mune; and Many . not here meritionec4.that 'have'
mare or less fever.or :pain, are as.easily 'sub-,
clued bylite'NeW litedical Salt, .0. fire is ex- -
'linguist:et! by: 'water; to wit:, .Bfain. Fever,'
Headache, Rush' ',or Blood to the :Head
Heart, Inflamed eyes„ears,. nose,' lungs
and Hirer, Neuralgia, Spinal affections; 'Erysip- -
elas, Broachitis,'Bleurisk,
,Asthina,. Coughs,
Dyspepsia, 'Venereal 'Diseases, Rheumatism;.
Gout, Scroffula,-and all itching and other
eruptions, Colds,,and`Female Diseases...
TAR. Cogginvell'a New,Medical Salt ex -I
ertsi'llke the vacine matter; an extraordi
nary influence • over the veins and 'arteries, re
sulting in a gradual decline of ieltimmation as .
indicated by the pulse, whisk soon resume, it,
narural elate, as the .heat,,.pais end forret die-
DR. COgpwell's 'New' kediCal Salt
does just what it claimi to,dono more, no
less—equalizes the fluids rimorinitrom the
sysitem all arterial and 'venous atistructions.•
De.reriptive . Circirlars may be .obtained.from any .
Druggist who has this valuablemedicine for'
• .
sale. ' • • • • ' . •
R. Cogg'swell'a -New. ..Xedical. Salt:
JILY.Get. a Circular. Ask any Druggist 'aboiti
the NETMEDICALSALT. Ask your neigh . -
burs about the' NEW MEDICAL SALT. 'lf
sielcory; hOt , sick,.reineysiet the NEW MED-.
Dr. Coggswell's Antiphlagistic Salt.
ACUTE:t'ACKAG% $1; CHRONIC 00, : 52 . -
Sent by mail, free'of expense, on - receipt of price
• Invalids with chronic or long standing dis
eases, should AL*AYS order a chronic padrage.
. D. C. TAYLOR. .& CO .
• • General. Agents, 202,. Dock St. 1-1
DB. COGGSWELL'S NEW• MEDICAL SALT
is for sale in Smethport by J.C.Am.t.tri
& • Co., 'Mid by all enterpriting Druggists
wherever the Democrat is read. As it is not.a
patent medicine, but the prescription of an em
inent Physician, no, one' should fail to try the•
New Medical Salt. - .
For teitimonials and directions see Cirenlar
• • FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. •
DR. HUNTER' WILL, FORFEIT $5O IF
failing, to cure any case of secret disease
that. may come under his, care, no matter hoW
long. standing or afflictingi- ) .Either. sex are in-.
vited •.to 'his Private Rooms,, 44 North SEV
EN'III PhitatPa; without fear Or.interrtip
tion from other patients. Strangers and.others•
who have been unfortunate in the. selection'
a PhysiCian are inviterfte call. . • •
IMPOTENCY::—Throu.h unrestrained ip
dulgence of 'De •passions,.hy• excess or self •
abuse, the eylls are 'numerous. .Premature im
potency, involuntary seminal discharges . wast
ing, of the organs, loss. of memory, a distaste
for female society, general debility, or consti
tutional derangement, are sure to' follow.. .If •
necessary; ;consult the Doctor with:confidneil;
he o ff ers a 'perfect cure. . • - . • '
f READ AND REFLECT,—The,
ivould,do well, to•reffect before trusting their
'health and . happiness, and in rniny cases their
Jives, inthe. hands. ot..physicians ignorant - of
this class of maladies, is certainly impossi—
ble for one ,roan : to understand all 'the ills the
human family are subject to.' Every respecter
blesphysiciakhas his peceliar branch, in .which,
he is more , successful than his brother .profess:
ors, - and to 'that *.he 'devotes Most of his time
•
and study._ ••
TEARS OF PRAOTICE„. exclusively devo
ted.to the study,and treatment of diseases of
the sexual organs, together with - ulcers upon .
the body; throat, nose, or legs, :pains in • the
head, pr horns, mercurial.rheipatisrp, sirictr
ures, gravel, '.irregularities, diseases' .arising
fropi youthful ,excesees, or. impurities of the
blood, whereby the •coriatitution' his become.
enfeebled, enables.. the Doctor •to offer speedy
relief to all who'may place themselves under
1:17 - 1gedicine forwarded. to. any .part of this
United btates,—Price Ten' ollars per... Package.
For sale, :.DR. DICKINSON'g ,CELEBRA- .
TED ,MAGNETO-ELECTRIC. MACHINE:-
No acid or other ingredient required ;. ite power
being'obtained from a permanent. magnet.. Na
family should be without one. Priee
STONE •GENTHNER . & CO'
It
OLON, CATTARAITOTTS COUNTY, N.Y..
naarturanivasas Or
BLINDS ,DOORS
•
WINDOWS, FLOORING, mime
AND SIDING, AND
to.E 4 ALERS.I" I4 LUMBER-
Faitery Tani au Ok mar the Allegany Ripr.
Olean, July, pus.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
. . .
Kensington Insurance.Corapa PhUndephia.
.. Cash Capital . ...... $lO,OO '
•
Farmer , i Union Insurance Co., Athens,' P. '
Catili Capital.:.. ' ...... . . ... .•• . $:l0(1,000.
Arent Westerh Insurance Co., Philadelp hia ,
Pa: • '
Capital , . . .. .. .• • ....•'• • smooo
Wait Branch, (illuttuil) Lock llaven Pa. ,
. "Insuranc - e's can be.' 'effected ,in ahove•res,
pOngible Stock C o nmaniee'hy.. the .
Any • cornmunication .addrossed :to him, at
Smethiport, Pa., will Teet..With promp attention:
. • B. F. DAVIS' Agent:
Smetlitioit,.Dec•BsB.: [u;ioif.j. •
. •
OLD IRON AND IPAPER-RAGS,
. .
4KEN in exchange for ware . at
• or on account... R S. MASON.
mmlEmmial
ON EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NEATLY, CrEAtLY AND EXPF,DITIOIISLY
.EXEU Una) AT • TE11;
,t)i. , :, Al 0 (.1.3.-N'i 0 1.1. , A, 01:1