U± FIVERS4L
CLOTHES WRINGER.
N0..1, Large Family Wringer,.
No. 2 . ; Medium .. . rt .*is
No, 2:. a tt, '
.- • " , '• 6,00
No. 3i•Small. .". • Ict. • • -5,50
B,'Larie,Hotel < sc 14,00
No. 1
,8, Medium Laundry)
to run steam .t 18,00
22, Large:: • )... -oi hand . • 30,0 Q
Nos-2i and 3' have no;
,Coegs.,. All others
'are warranted.. • . • • .• . 2 •
'No 2 is the size generally used , ••in. private
'•'• • , '
Oiatige of the Am e rican .Agrieulturis
trxivEits'AL CLOTHES WRINGER
', 4 '.2k child can readily wring out a. tebfull , of
Clothes in a few intnutes. is.'in reality . a
CLOTHES SAVER! • A TIME SAVER! and a.
51-TRENGTH SAYER , The:saving of garmenta
will alone pay a large percentage on; its; cost.
We think. the machine much' More than , PAYS
'FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving of
. ,
garments! There • are several kinds, nearly a
like general construction, kilt we consider it
important, that the wringer he fitted with Cogs;
otkerwise a mass' of garments iriay clog the rott
en, sind.the rollers upon the . crank shaft slip
and tear the Clothes, or the rubber break loose
Petri the shaft. Our own is one of the first
make, and is as good as new after nearly FOUR
YEARS'CONSTANT USE.". •
Every Wringer with Cog Wheels is Warranted
ix every Particular.
ND WRINGER CAN BE Dt/RABDE WITH
OUT COG-WHEELS:
. .
&good CANVASSER wantediin every town.
•• R7 - 7 . ,0n-'Receipt of the ".price from places
where rio one is eellini; we will send the Wrlng
er FII&E OF xx.t.rier• • • • .
For particulars end circulars addresi • :
R. C. BROWNING; 347 Broadway,,N. Y.
NEW CASEISTORE
• OLEAN'PRICES r
11.41 LE TIMES „MADE BASK! !. •
would: respectfully. announce to the.citizens
of .McKean and adjoining •counties that they
can do as well in Spethport, in the Stove and
Tiri-Ware line.• as in . .oleari. I shall, at all
times, haveon hand a:large stock of • •
COOKING, PARLOR & BOX STOVES!
•
TIN;WARE • • • -
• •• •
• Sheei-Tron. & Copper-Ware,
LEAD PIPE AND PUMPS
Il s oopiren aad ilonae.keepera
Job Work, •
•of, all kinds done with dispatch; and in a seals
tory manner, it the, lowest possible prices:
Orders promptly attended to. • . • •
• :Give me a call--at the building known as
gcSide••Hill,Tin -Store"—formerly occupied .by
Dlourse--Smettmort, Pa. .. •
May 21 '
,' 1e63. . L. W.MASON,
, . Proprietor.
ARMY AND. NAVY CLAIMS.
, .
PENSIONS,'for-disabled Soldiers, • widows,
Mather,s..; .and .minor Children. BOUNTIES.
,for Soldier's inevilareed: by. reasoirof• Wounds
received.in liattlei. Widows and Heirs of • de-.
ceased.Soldieis.. B.kCK.IPAY. and sertleme'nt
of All arrears and 'balance due discharged and
deceased Officers Soldiers and Sailors.' PRIZE
MONEY for all United States vessels.. . • :
• Hand-Book of Instruction sent., by enclosing
. .
stamp to pay return postage.
I • ' SOMES & BROWN, .'
•• ' 'Solicitors of `Claims and Patents,
(110er Broadway .Bank) 2 park Place, N. Y.
. • 416 Seventh Street, 'Washington, D. C
"REFERENCES
. . . .
MECHANICS' BANK .—..:-.....--- .......-. Nen% York.
BROADWAY BANK' ' .......... '
WILLIAMSBURG .CITY BANL ' • - Williamsburg.
noN. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Tice - President,' .
• , MARTIN KALHFLEISCH, Mayor of Brooklyn.
~ ABLIAII MANN:New-York.•. . • '
.JAY, COOK k. 00., Rankers, Washington and Philad'a.
MME; DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF P.ABDIONS:—The
best and most. reliable Fashion Magatine in the
'wor Id.- Contains the largest and finest Fashlon.Plates,
thegreatest number of• fine Engravings, the. latest and
most reliable infortnation, three full-sized Patterns for
Dragnet:lc and a sheet.of new Crade-Work - and .Embroi
daring Patterns. Every Mother,Dressmaker, Millener
and.bady, should have It. Publshed.Quarterly, at 47.1
Broadway, New.Y . ork, sold everywhere or sent by mail
.at 25.oents. Yearlyl9l,4lth a valuablapremium: •
,The'?ummer number now ready .:.. • • .. •
•
AND. ERIE
.Ch..iikr , e of 1-folirs
Commencipg. Monday, Nov. 17th, 1802. 7 -
.Traine will leave Olean at about the following
*mire, viz:
• - MOVING WV..ST : . .
plight Express
Mail
Way Freight
MOVING. EAST
Night Express . 7:10 P. M.
Mail ' 10:17 A. M.
Stock . • - 3:19 P. Al.
Way Freight , 1:15 P. M.
Nos. 3,4, and S, run every day: No'. 0 runs
Sundays, but not Mondays.. Train 3 ' , of Satur-:
dnys, from New York, runs through to Buffalo,
imit does not run to Dunkirk. ' •
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
CHARLES. MINOT, Gen') Supt.' •
ITINE CONFESSIONS 'AND EXPERIENCE
,OF AVERVOUS YOUNG MAN.—Pbb...
fished
,se a warning rind for the especial benefit
of youngmen; and those who stiffer wills NEE.
. VOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OP MEMORY, PREMATURE
DEOAY,.&C., &c.,. by one. who heti cured
sell by simple means, after being put to great
expense; andinconvenience, through the use of
worthless Medicines prescribed by learned, Doc-
Jars. Single '
copies may be had (free) of the
author, C . A.lLstitssivr, Esq., Greenpoint Long
Island, enclosing an addressed envelope.-- Ad
dress CHALLE§ .A; LAMPERT, Grieziprour,
,ors Ist4sui . New: York * . • '
CAMERON COUNTY
811 RIFF :SALES.
nBY VIRTUE of a wijt•of • Vedidicioni Ezpo
ea issued out of-the 'Court of , Common
'Plette oftaineron,Comity, Pennsylvania, to me
'directed I will :expose to' public sale. `at - the
Coact Houie'm StiiPpen, in said.county, on Mon- .
do) , the•l2th of 'Detain' A ; D. 11383; at 1 o'clock
p:11,, Of 'said .day...
The following real
.estitte andinvir-to w . it viz:
Situate in'the toWnship • Ot. Shippeni county of
Cameron, and State:of Pennsylvania, sub.divi:
sion number eight (8) of. Warrant number' 969
.COntaining Aeventy . acres, and Six hundred and
sixty five lime ot. Warritnt number. 2952,arl
unimproved. , • • ; ;
$lO,OO
7,00
Seized; taken in-Execution and
.will be sold
as the pronerty'Of William L. Gibson, at the
Suit of :1; flOwrird:Pugh, George :W. Mcllatley;
A. M. ilinehart and.Elilabeth Rinehart,.Exec
utors of the estate of Edwin J. Rinehaft.
VIRTUE of a , vvrlcofirentlitieni Exponas'
"jse bed, oOt of the Court of Cominon.Pleas'of
Cameron C'ountY;Peonsylvanii, to rr e - dfrected
I will expose to , public sale at the Court House .
in Shippen, in said county, the 12th of October,
D,.1863; at 1 o'clock.P . : M.; of said day.
The folloviing: Real Estate..sittiate
.pen - township Cameron County . Pennsylvania,
vir—Beginning..at a Hemlock; '` it • being the
South '' West ' corder •of ' Warrant'. No. 6107;'
thence• North one hundred 'and ninety six rods
and. three . tenths rod 'to a Hemlock ; t h ence
Smith 'seventy five degreeS East sixfy fiv.e.rods
to a Post; thence South forty nine degrees East
twenty .five rods to a Post; thence • North .85
degrees
.Ea.t 26 lode to a Post; .thence' South
56 'degrees East 38 rods to the corner of •the
Willson' lot; -thence doWn, the • creek' to '.the
North west corner S: Freeman lot; being
part of warrant 6107; thence South 132 rods'td
a Postin.the • South line of said warrant;.
thence' 'west along,said warrant line'vp rods
to a Bernloek to the place of beginning. :except
a tract of about one acre';.more or less lying in
the forks•ei West creek,
.on' the DriftwOod
Branch and occupied by George Warner's Saw
Containing about 200•aeres be the same
.More or lees; 30.acresicleared mora or
lesi; being part of 'warrant,` No. 6107 in the
name'of Uohn• Earl . l . one Log House,. one Log
Barn, tWo,Bciard Shanty's, one Shed one , Tool
Rouse and Out. Howie's, one 'well.of Water, a
large Apple Orchard thereon. and 'other Fruit
Trees.. • . - .
Aisb,—One
_other Lot situate .in .the said
Townshirof Shippen, commencing ata'beech
corner, being tbe•Noith east corner , of Warrant
.No. 4951'r:thence North . 97 reds,* More or less,
to' the north bank of the Driftwood' branch of
th; • Sinnarpaboning;' thence down said . Creek in
an Easterly direction along. the line of Seneca
Freeman's land to a .White, :Walnut: 'corner it
being 'the 'South' West coiner of
. tbe Biane .
Tract; thence, South to a Beech corner in the
SMith ; line of warrant No 6107; thence west
erly 39 rods to a Beech corner; Containing
about 25 acres, and All unimprOVed.. . .
'Also,—One other lot known as the Harrill
ton tract; 'being part of warrant I\o 75 in Ship
pen township; Beginning - at the South 'west
corner of warrant No' 801 knovin as the Nelson
Survey; thande North 255 rods to a. White..oak
corner; thence North 49 . i degrees West 82 2-10
perches . to .a :White Oak corner on the North
bank of . the creek; 'thence down the. creek, to
the plac'e of beginning;:containing ahout 30
acres, • improved, be the'' same more 'or less:
having thereon two 'Frame Dwelling: Houses
with Wood Sheds'and Out 'Houses attatChe:l,
one Log andFramithielfing House and: Shed
attached, one. other Frame House with Shed at
tached, and two 'Shanty. Houses, three long
Frame Barns, one . 'Shanty Barn and Out : Hou
ses, One Spring, three Wells of water, and a.
quantity of Apple Trees and other Fruit'Trees,
The track of'the Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road passes through the prOperty. •
Seized and taken. ; in Execution and will be
sold as the property of Brewster Freeman it
the stiljof David. Crow, Executor of 'David
CroW, deceased. - ,
BY -VIRTUE of . a.writof Fier* : Facia: issued
out of the' Court of Common 'Pleas of,
Cameron county, and to.- me directed, there
wilt be eirposed tontiblic,.. sale, at the Court
House is Shipper), on thesecond Monday, be
ing the'l2th day of October i . A. D.'186.3, at
one o'clock P. M., thelfollowing described lot
of land and premises:. • ' • •
'Situated in the . Township.of t;rove egunty..td
Cameron and State - of •Pennsylvania;: bounded
and described as described as follmks,jo wit:
BoundedJin the. North and• West by ,Levi Wil
, liams' Sdrvey; on the South by warrant No..
4118 and Samuel Wallis' survey, on the East
by warrant NO 4175 and -containing : about'
(400) four hundred acres, more or less, 'of
which (39' thirty acres is improved •land, on
which is erected fear Frame Dwelling . . Houses
and out buildings; one Saw Mill, • one 'framed
Barn four Springs of 'water; the.. First' Fork
creek of the Si.nnatraboning running, through
the preperty, and a large • quantity of Fruit'
Trees.
Seized and tak'en in ExecutiOn and will be
sold'as the property of C. C. Lyinan at the suit
to W. T. Jones, now for.Levi.Williams.
Sheriff's Office Shippen,•Sept. 16, 1863.
• JOHN' A. ELDRED, Sherif.
KOLOCX'S DANDELION COFFEE.
. .
"This:preparation, made from the beat Java . ()Offen. is
recommended by physicians as a superior NUTRITIOUS
BEVERAGE for. General Debility, Dyepepsia, and all
bilious. disorders; .Thousands who have been compelled.
*o abandon the use of coffee will use this without lej ori•
oue effects,' One can contain . ' the strength of two pounds
of ordinary coffee. • Price 25 cents. . - .
KOLLOCK'S LEVAIN,
'10:08 M
4:1.3 P. M
1:05 P.. M .
M
. . .
The purest and beet IIAKINO POWDER known, f:o.x
making light, sweet and, nutritious Bread..and cakes.—
Price 15 cents. '. " - '• '' " ' ' :'
MANUFACTURED BY
HI KOLLOCK, chemist,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets,
• PHILADELPHIA, •
And sold by all Draggistsand Grocers.
The Teachers Institute of. M'Kean County
will meet at the Court House . Of Ttiesday„Oct.
13th,:at nine o'clock a. tn., and .. cldse .Friday,
Each teacher should come prov Ned With a
set' ot text books, also an, original essay On
subjects pertaining to'Education end Teaching.
It ie expected that several distinguished gen
tlemen, from abroad will be present.•'' •
The evenings will be deVoted to .LeCtures,
reading of Essays and discussions. The last
clays exercises will consist of the inspection' of
It hoped there will be.a foll.atten'dance,`as
those wishing to teach will need this opportuni
ty for improvement: l i i ard and rooms can be
had on reasonable terms...
Teachers' Institute
C. CORNFORTIi, Co. tupt
Wcs..rsililvlruovLD.fvmp
ANTI-FREEZING', DOTIBLE-ACTiNG.
FORCING AND. LIFTING.
These Pumps have now been in . general .use
a numbs of yeas; end give better satistagtieti
than any other ; and. are tecornMendett as
-, .T...:T-1. , - : E.:::::.13. E-:S - T.!,
.
byTapt Erricson, andAher eminent Engineer s .
We_ can refer' to thousends . .nsing - them, and
guarantee.; that all will recommend them.' 'Tley
are more simple
.in construction, and pork easi,
- er, and cost . lesa.than all. others. : • .
..
• •'Our readers .will•find the double acting . . itn . ;
proved Pump West
,& c0 . ..,,0rte. of the
; :best .in the market .is very simple, worka•
to a . charm, so that.any child may use it; throws .
a Steady continuous stream, and does not freeze .
in the coldest exposures, and is unusually Cheap.-
we - Bak this knowinilry,.ancl give
„the testimo
ny of our own accord, without the - -knoWledge
or request .of the prOprietots."-- 7 A. •Y. '.??.venini
Post, July ISt J 863. •; • - • .
. .
This may certify that have been. iiiini,•at
my, Manulaittory, for the - last four years,iWeSt's
Improved Pumps.' know have' in use three Of
said putrips,'one Av*h ie kept constantly at
work., 24 hours each , day (except Sundays) and
pionoence -them, runbe'sitatinglyi the beet pumps
that have been brought .to my - notice, having
used many others previously . .. They ate sim
ple in their conttrection, and not 'easily*. diger
ranged. . . ' • JAMES A. Wens..
New York; Opt. 40, 1 859. .-. . •
.J. D. WEST 4!t Cp. '
:—We are pleased to state
thit•the PumPs.We had'of you, about a year ago .
have been constant use, 12 hours each day;
and raise fOr the use of , t)4.Wooleu Factory ' ,
about 130 gallons per.minute. They work with
but little power, compared with pumps we have
used' before, and.do not get out , of repair,: and
are satisfactory in all resyecti. • Yours, &c.,
• DUNLAP MANUFATURING COMrANY.
SOLON ROMNSON to . tile failners CIO), Jan. 2 2. 3
• "No farmer who'cityns a well or cistern
'possibly afford to be Without an•iron.pUmp. It
should be at once a.suction and force pumpa
perfect little fire engine-'—sueh a one known • as
'West's Improved Pump.' ' T speak of this 'piimp
because I happen.to know it to . be very simple;
durable, powerful asp 'cheap, and it don't freeke
up, nor get out of order,bnce a year. I know
this, and: think I• may be dolng . .the . , farmers
good by speaking'ofit., A boy 10 :year's old .
can wotkit, and throw a continuous inch—anth
a-quarter.stream. It can be made to work in .
deep wells as well in . as in shallow ones.'; • •
From the New York Obser'ver
We have had in use for months past • one of
West's Pumps,:which has given us more satis
faction as a force and lifting piimp than any We.
have ever used. It is one of great power', and
well, adapted for ship's decks, mines, factories,
green houseS, graperies, &e., - .4c. The Mining
Chronicle and railway 'Journal says:
It is.recommendedfor its extreme simplicityof
construction; great. strength, and 'consequent
durability and cheapness of repair. There is no
stuffing box—the.pressure - beidg field by a • cup
packing, like that opod the working piston,
working in a cylinder, tittid ' for the purpos
within the upper air chamber—which we think
a great Improvement, as stuMing;isso liable to
be deranged, and leek under strong pressure, to
sa y na thr i a.% of the Jots by • friction incident
thereto. It tiss also tvvo air chambers;, thus
the action of the valve iscushioned upon both
sides by air‘—preventing water 'hammer, :and
vacum.thtimp. •Tbe valves are very accessible,
and simply and cheaply repaired. They, work
much easter •than ariy puatp we blive ever teen;
the 4 inch cylinder.being worked by children in
wells 109 feet deep, and ,they are :extremely
cheap as well as 'simple and strong, we freely
recommend tbein.
. .
Gt. Neck L. - J.,
r have' Used this pump for "one .summer ; and
Wintei.,,expose.d to the North West wind eorn—.
ing over Long Leland sound, being the..eoldest
possible ezposure, and at no time did it freeze,
nor were ve.unable at. any time to pump water
with great ease. . H. B.
.T,he•undersigned, haviiih to use. West's Itn
proved. Punmis,:cheerfu'lly. recommend. them as
.simple; thimble and powerful In raising. and
.thrOwing water, and fortheir ease. of- action, .
'security against. frost, and low prire,,we'.be , 7
lieve them superior to all others. •" .
...WARRE.N.LELAND, Met..llotel;NeW York.
J. W.•POstanor, Yonkers, N. Y.
..TNO.,lgEsssaOir, N: Y. • •• •: ,
•., . DOEINICK T..*wnErice,'WeistChester. '. •
CaOridge L C., June
.1 . 5,•1863
J..D. WEST & Co:: • , .
' Gents--=rhe : pump
. Which - I ; ordered for our
Mine is received and put to Work in our und.4=
lay. shaft,.which wOare sinking. > We find that.
one man. will. with - ease lift 50 . gallons per. Min.
ute.. We lifted in a three and huff hours all the
water in the'sbaft; which measures seven by
twelve feet .and•3o feet deep, and it:•Was full
when we commenced. It answers our expecta
tions in every 'reSpeet,:and . our Workmen 'are
highly pleased with it. It will' do great ser
vice with but trifling expense for repairs.
• Yofirs, respectfully, , .
• BURR illooms
We have 'plenty more such certificates
think these are enough.. Tor Pumps,
Pipe &c., address or. Call upon
7. D. Vest & Co., !,79,.Broadway,.N.T.
consuthliffres.
1111111 Advertiser, having been restored to health, in.s
JL few weekv, by a very - simple remedy, afterhavine
suffered several years with a severe•lung affectionoitip
that •drea4 disease{ Consumption—is anxious to make
known to hie fellow-sitilhrere.the means of cure. '••
. . . .
' - To all who desire it; lie will mind a copy of the prescrip
thin used (free'of charge),',with the • directions for pre
paring nod using the same, which they will find aaonn
Cons rot' CONSUMPTION, ASTIIMA,BRONpIIITIS, &C . . ,Tho
Only object of the Advertixer lo sending,the Proscriptien
ix to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
lie conceives to' be invaluable - , and he hopes ,every suf
ferer.wilttry his remedy, as it will cost them nothing;
and may'prove a blenstog• • . • .
Parties wishing , the pressiiption will pleahe address
Rev. AWARD A. WIG SON, '
. .
. .
I{l , liarusbarrh; •
. .
(137-3 M.) • • , 'Kings Coen! y, Newliorli.
-
KENDAL-CREEK HOUSE,
KENDAL-CREEK, M'KEAN CO., PA„
frll - lESubiiii --- ber having ptirchased :this well
JL • knoyvn atand, and 're-furnished and refit
ted tbe.'House, is prepared'to . entertain Board
ers and the. Traveling riublic. •
HIS 13A.R . AND ABLE;
.
Will be well supplied, and everything Alone
to merit a liberal shire of :Patronage. Raft
men will always find. the "latch-ul ring" nut. •
• ' ' P. M. FULLER.
Kendal Creek, Tindery 2 2 ism. •
Sarsapdrilla
.
FOR . PURIFYING 'TEE BLOOD.
And for the speedy turn of the following:complaintat
' fAcriiissl aa vs kora! os, tklrec it ouch
lans,n
as Tumors,' Ulcers , Sores, lifrstritlosu,
Plmples, lilotmlses,,,./1014.50
Blaluti• amid :all Skilis Diseases. • . '
• June, 1859.
.L.C. Aran A Co. •Gents feel it my duty 'to at.
.knowledge What your.tiarsapatilla has done - for too.
Having inherited 11 Scrofulous Infection; I-hive , sulfered
- from It in.varionaways fur years.' Sontetimos It'burst
out. in 'Ulcers •on my: hands nod firma; sometimat it
turned Inward oil distreaed nie - at the stomach. Two
years ug6 it broke out on - my head and - covered my seilp
and ears with onty'sure. which WWI painful and loathseme
beyond description. I tried many. niedichtes and'several
physicians, but-without. much relief from any thing. Ia
fact, the disorder grew worsel ''Atletigtli I-was, rejoiced
to read in the. Gospel llessenger That you had prepared
an alterative E•nrsaparilirt); for I littelfrotti your routs
tlimlitat. any thing you made' nmst be geed.. I sent to
,Cindunall awl gut it,'und Used it till ii•cured me. I tenk,
as 'you advise, in small doses of s teaspoonful over a
month, and used almost throe bottles: .litv and healthy
skin , soon .began tofeint tinder the scab, abiclraftera
while fell elf., Illy shin is now clear, and I know'hy my
'feelings that the disease Mut gonafront my system. ;lion
can well believe that I feel what Tuns saying When I toll
you, that I hold you to be out of tho.upostlos,.of the age,
sud remold over gratefitily.. ' , Yours, . • ,
. .
. • '' • : ALFSED'II. TALLEY.
. .
.Sit. Aosthonyfii Piro, Rose .Eryslpelasi
Itheum - ,. Scald - Ilead,
Itliagwooloo, Sore Eyes; Dropsy.:..
•
" •br. itobOrt Preblif.writett from Saigon N t Y.;.l2th•
Sept.,: 186% that ho l,as cured:an Invotorato'cose 'of.
'Dropsy, which thioatoned to terminate fatally; by, Op
pornoyorlog nen ()flair Sarsaparilla, and also a dongoroco
Anaimignt Erpiplus by largo .dews of the name; .nays
curealhe comattai Pit/pilaus by it constantly.. .
prouthocile, Goitre or. Sivolled Nadir:
. Zebulon Sloan of Prospoct, Texas, wittesi hot;
'flea of your Sarsuparillacured mo from a Goiire.,'- a hid-
'owl swelling eu tho .nnek, ,which, I had oullorod,'Protu
oysr.tivo yearn." . • • ,
,
Lerteorrlincea or Whites, Qrarlairi Twitor t
Uterine Ulperatioini . Fanatic Dliesssent.
'Dr. J. 11. S. Chinning, of goy
.York City,writes3 I'l
moot cheerfully ce.mply with the request of your agent lu
saying I have' tifutol. your Sarsaliarllls, anion excellent
alterative In tiro numerous complaints for which wo
'employ ouch a remedy, but especially In Rinale Disetties
a the Screfulonsilathesls. I have cured niatithateter-,
ate &sea of Leucorrhom by It, and Nom where Alio cern
,plaint wan catised by 'duration of the fart`ta. The Ulcer
ation itself was noon cured. ,Nothing.within,my..knowl
tdge equals it for these female derangements."
..Edward S. Marro*, of Newbury; Ala., writes, "A 'don
genius ovarian tumor on ono of the felealeeht my fatally,
which hod defied all the remedies we could employ, bait
at length been completely cured bkyoni , Extmet of Sar
stiparille. Our physician thought.nothlng hut extirnin-
Oen couldatford 'relief, but be ruiVised the trial'of your'
Sarsaparilla an the' last resort ; before cutting, and •It
proved effectual. - After taking Yourremody eight weeks.
no symptom of tba disease remind." • . :
eind 11ekicurlal ;mileage. .
. New °Ruins, 25th Augutit;lB6o.
•• Dn.'.J.' C. Aran: Slr, I. cheerfully comply with the, re
quest of yonr.ngent, and report to you some of the effects
I have realized with year Sarsaparilla.
• I have cured with It, in ,nly pmbtice, most Of the corm
'elf
for it in recommended; and have found its
effects truly wonderful In the cure of Venereal and Der
'curia/ Disease. One of my patients bad Syphilitic ulcers
in his throat, Which weru consuming hts.palate and the
top of Lie mouth: Your Sarsaparilla, steadily . taken,
cured lihn 'in Wee weeks.. Another was attacked by sec
ondary syniptunie in his nose, and' the ulceration had
eaten away a considerable-Part of it,eo that I believe the
disorder would soon teach his brain and kill him. But it
yielded' to my administration .° f your. Failaisarilla; the
ulcers bealeti,and he la well again, not of course without
some disfiguration to his face. : %TIMM. who. had been
treated for the ,eauitidleorder by mercury wad auftcring
from thte Poison hiller bones. They had become so sew
shire to the weather that on le damp day she suffered ex
cruciating Pain :In lint joints and bones.. She,. too, we/
cured entirely' by your Naresparilla in A few weeks. I
know from .its formula, which'your agent gave toe, that
this Preparation from your Inhoratery must he a great
remedy; consequently, these :truly remarkable' results
with it have not surprised roo. • • ,
, Fraternally yours, G. V. LAIIIMIIII, Sf. D.-
Rheum tiem, Gout,..Liver Complaint.
'll.ll/EPELiDEINCE, rieetoll 004 Vai;*Otil July, 1.659.
Da.; J.. 0. Anti: Slr, I Lava:been afilltted with a pains
fad chronic /01canieffsm fur a lung time, which baffled tho
skill of physicians, and Muck to IMO in spite of all the
'remedial I could -find, until I tried your Sarsaparilla:. Oho
bottle'cured me In two weeka'and restored my general.
health so much that I am far better than belbre I was
attacked...l think it a wonderful medicine. MAU:
;Nies Y. Geteliell, of St. Lonia,,writest ;have hierii
. rankled for years With an u ff edunt of the Lfves, which
destroyed niy health: I tried every thing, and every thing'
'tidied to relieve me; 'and I have been a broken-down man
for some years from no-other canoe than derangement of
the Liver. Idy beloved pater, the Bev. /4.l:spy, advised •
Me to try your Barlaparille, beeausi3 he veld he knew-you,
and any. thing you made was worth trying. By the bless.
log of God it has.cured me,'and Mie MI purified my blood,
at to Make a - new man of me. I-feel young again. The
heet.that can be said of yowls not 11011 goad enough." ,
.
Be h trius,(lnweer Enlargement,
Ulceration, Cartes and ICifallattoo of
the • .
A great 4arlety of eases biro been reported to us whore
cures of. these fornildahle , complaints have resulted from
the use of this remedy, but our space hero velli.not admit
theta. Some of 'them • may he Mond in our Atherton.
Alnianoc, Which the agents below nettncuraro'plgased to
(druid' gratis to all .who call for them. • •: •
pyqpopsia_i'lllenit . Dlseetie Flt., - Epilletoft
.
u _
ey,
,I~lolnncLoly~ Ncuralg/a.
Many remarkable cures of these affection kayo boon
made by the alterative power of this medicine. It stimu
lates thoarltal. functions into vigorous action; and tiros
• overcomes disorders ivbirli would be supposed beypnl Ito
reach. 'Such a rethedy has lung been required.by the no•
cesslties 'of the.people ; and we are confident that.thle will
do for them all .that medicine cart do.
,A.yer's• Cherry Pectoral,
=EI
Coughs, Colds ' , Influenza, Iloareeneelh
Croiip,llronchitts,. Incipient Con
" suniption,.llllllll for the' Relief •
of :Consumptive Patleuts
In ',Ay/moped ,Stages " • ' •
•
of the Disease.
MIS is a remedy se universally kno . Wn' to.snrpssa any
other for the cure arthroat and 'lung complaints, that it
is useless here :o publish the evidence of its virtues. Its
unrivalled excellence for coughs and 'colda, and.ite-truly
wonderful 'cures of pulmonary disease,, have made it
known throughout the 'civilised nations of the earth.
Few are the coMMUulliiii, or even
.fanilliesoitong them
who 'have•not some perional experience of its effects
some living trophy in their-midst of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
As all knoW the dreadful fatality of dunk, illsordere; and
as they,know, too, the effects of this remedy, We need not
illintora limn to 'mum ,them• that it has noW theldr•
toes that it did lifM, , Avllen making the Mires which Lays
won ati strongly upon the 'confidence of mankind. /
Prepared by Dr:.l% C. ATER.de 00., Lowell; Masa,
..113,rroit os.LiemodnAT,'Ds;Aa•Siro'—With yoUr
permission I wish
. to,say'tollie readers of your
paper that' I will send .hy return. mail to all
'who 'wiah . ..it,tfree] a.Reeipe; ‘vlth.•Thll direr—
,tions for making and using a simple - •Vegetabld
Balm, that Will'effeetually rernave,,in ten days,
Pimples', Blotches, Tan, freekles,.and all impu
sities Of the Skim,leavini the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautifid. • • .
will also mail free' to those . having . Bald
Heads or Bare Faces, simple. directipns and in
lotmatiOn.that will enable them to start a full
grOWth et Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a
Moustache, in less than 30 days. All applica—
tion sanswered by return mail without chat:ge..
. • Respectfully. yours; • • .
• THOS. F.•CHAPMAN,'
Chemist,
'No. 831. Broadwa y, New-York.
MANI-100_11).
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to' Marriage getter:ally:Nervousness. Consumption, Epl•
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