ili
. - - - -
'ijjipeniisi Candidate
President Jadgc,
GEORGE TAYLOR.
i ,-naunce inrself. therefore, ia compliance!
, MMiK-st contained in vour lettpr lmf-.rn
J 11 1 1 J " w
candidate for tue uffica of Pretident
xf v ,.( the Twenty fourth Judicial District,
rTLtf I'cnnsjlvauia K-d Koul Cot
Luve ;:- a Lu.mIj eDgagcd in laying the
i-u-k upon tLe Ebensburg and Cresson Rail
fsz'l; it is already completed aa far as Mr.
tj'ifarro's, where it crosses the Turnpike.
.la,. 1. Mnrrav h insf. rtr , i
J !
of the br?t brands cf flour, and other j
t--eaJ stuffs, whioh be is selling at reasonable
pices for cash; he Las also a good quality of
ct.Tie omi sugar at the cheapest prices. Give
tli a call
XTUur friend James C, Noon, E:q., since
rctui u from the war, where he won the
tijLot praise f r Li courage, energy, and
tScicncy as Lieuteuanf i f rapt. Lint d's com
pany, aul Ai juiant. of the 3rd regiment, has
r.-onifd the practice of the law in Johnstown.
'rikre is uo Letter lawyer in tbe county, and
te iiiereforo reccoanueiiJ him to the patron
ise ff cur friends of that plice.
Oliver fill ey.
The ii'i.Jersigu-'d h ive b-i.vi authorized by
t" -ernor Curtin. to rai.-e a yoluuteer com-
p.-. f In'ai. try. f"r service in the present
jr ;j be composed f men at least forty fivt
v,ar.s of ae. i p'T.sou under tha. ajo will
te icvpiid as a member of snid company.
!i wish Uj in this company, will please
f.f.Iv ' the undfsfied. The crisis dem-
i .i .. !....'! l I - .
i'...s li'ai l-miv i:uu Mum u u(i uis ouiy.
rn rut t!i"Ti Si?v-r Grej-s. Let us not let
,ebns ! a!l the fighting
Wm 1'ai.mkr
Ja. Mcrkay,
ij Marlett.
jyTi.e Uiani M" "f tiie Tambrii County ; t
Ajficuiiural oei. ty. are making every prep-
a -i..n re- -ary b-r th accomodation of lho?e
o:t:tio :!. .:-r. i isi.s ii it pif g tOCK
a, t- -t ai.r-d t! r every thing possible will
. ;( iit-f t;.t.ir c -nort. It ia hoped that
.rccr t!;n 'll.'-ut the canty attend,
i Lri;.-; w th them p -ciniin of their stock
ir.J rroilu'.'r. The manejrers have fixed the
r.r'i'n ? a' !. ratf that they will be cna
rJ to piy a!! th:t are awarded Th" crops
n.l th
at:tr-.'t :i;C
we think, wiii
- larjrt-r tl;nn fnrnn r vrnr.
.i a: .:i i -
I J. Mitrh-
:r.V'r!!i,
u;:y, !' tlii-
-In
iVik-k
Church, at
1 Orb int.. by the Rev.
!l. Thomas 1. Fknun of
Kl'SlS, Ul. l'iOK Iltl.E.NE
ti'.a ce
A eo'.iir.'u: yin lli-i nbnv nMiv, we recciv
i i gM i d l!ir. fii which the bipp brido
viii will please 3c::'-pt i n- thanks but at
r same time, we aj-u:e him, it does not
u jci .atr us for Lis carry irg i ff the IJeMe of
-Kinbutgh ; one, the bea-tty of whose per-
.. i-otily f xc II u by the true beauty of
:r . iul viiich is eternal, and wi'I not fade
x:y !( rre ti.e r.iu'a of tiiue,. We know
1 !:.! u ;vili cnoujh t) be confident that
iv. i:iiy t wear j-ujIi a precious jewel
. v. ::eu:. Tae Laj-py cotipl-, almost
! Li..i:. iy after tie n.ari crernohy,
'irtd r'.ir their fu'ure home in Leavenworth
i.-. t.:.t in .'J.e;
'I'un.pt 1! erai'v
ik mg of tlx: l.ri lo
we
s;iv iu t tie words o
r
( liiiliii:ir tLe Llili.ft
of fi
uz
0 .iu- ye not fair Inez ?
l :'-i.e i;.t :!)' ict.(,
'u..li wlitn t'ue sun id d-wn,
Ar. I r ,l. t!,e wo:M cf rest:
' "-r djylirht with her,
i!;:'!.-s that we fjvc bet-t,
;,( -tii niorning blushes ou her cheek
'1 upon her breast.
Tt:s VoDs,ns of tiil Microsc-pe. We
-er.st.in i it is through the agency of this
'vs. vising iuslrutncr.t that Dr. Ayer has
'CLgth Miceeeded in finding the paludal
I'M ilid J( l.r..!:,;niF it l, - fC
'"j, bJ4idv;it:i. J 1 iia
c::ts we iu this section have abundant ev-
e"e in the Fever and Azuc which it alone
r'uces when absorbed through the luns
to the blood It has long been held to be
raFr or something jn the vapor of water
decayed or decavinj? vegetation. Uo-
T great magnifying power, the Djctor has
tins vapor to contain distinct orcau-
cr living bodies, corresponding precise-
-h those found in the blood of Ague sub-
's. Thf-w am if? finn t. a.. ::vr
j IUAU W171U1C
ihe caked eye, but have disticct character
form. Ilrt thlnl-a t )i o tt q ra nn.nJn.i;..
Qfcayiog matter, or in the blood, and hence
'uem in the system. He maintains that
J resemble iu character, the other fcrmcn-
,,ve poisons, or such as the virus of raVels
of a dead body, &c, all of which are known
reproduce themselves with great rapidity
e yeast in moistened flour, so that the
eatest quantity impregnates the whole mass
ast though a powerful magnifyer is seen
te a forest of vegetation which grows,
'ssoms, and goes to seed in a 6aort time.
asm is not so distinctly vegetable, but has
-'re appearance of animai life, although its
ns cannot be perfectly distinguished.
iit tbi Dnetnr I'i!rr-.c
it is aD organic substance and he has fur-
frfouud and embodied in his "Ague Cure"
cat will destroy it. Leader, St. Louis Mo.
ftTWe refer our readers to the advertise
'' of Meesrs. Grew Adams and others.
'Bother r.art cf the r.anrr.
t
- - I X
rvoTicr.
A LL PERSONS indebted to R. S. Buan, arc
-JL requested to call and mate settlements im..
mediately. Otherwise their accounts will Le left
with the proper authorities for collection.
Ebensb'g, Aug. 21.-tf. R. S. BUNN.
TEACHERS WAXTi n:
Tree male, and oiie female, are wanted for
--.-..0 vuiiiiuii uluu.'is. rsaai Kiaiiou
by the County Superintendent will take place
at the School ITouse in Ebensburg on Tuesday
the 24ih of Sep, when and where all apiicants
may appear. Itv order of the S ho. 1 Rward.
DAVID J. JOKES Sec'y.
Sep. 11th 1861, L't.
A0.1IIXISTR.4.TORS SOTICIi
Letters of administration upon the estate of
Wiil iam Uurke, late of Summerhill township.
Cambria County, dec'J, having been granted by
the Register of will to the undersiirned, a 1 per-
D '?'ieu to saut estate will please make
lnimAiiata v VTit.nr nn.i tli.-kn h T.T.-.
against the same will present them without de-
lav to. JEREMIAH GLEASO.V A,lmV
iSrpt. 12. 1861. 6t, pd.
FAK91 rO SALE.
FTlHe UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his well
JL known farm, situate in Clearfield township,
Cambria county, adjoining hinds of Thomas Far-
J rell, Richard Adams, Cornelius Morris and others.
containing 9 acres and allowauce. The improve
ments are. a I J story frame house and a go!
stable, p.nd a fine orchard. The place is well
timbered, and well watered iu every part, A
good road ruus through it, conveniet t-j the resi
dence. About fifty acres a:e cleared and in a
high state of cultivation.
Sep. 12. 161. iit. PETER ADAMS Jr.
CKtrays.
CAME to the residence if the undersigned in
Cambria township, last June, a red cow
about four years old, also a red steer about three
years old, and having a white stripe along tcie
back. The owner, or owners are requested to
couie forward, prove property, pay charges, and
tnke them away. Otherwise they will be dis
posed of according to lw.
RICHARD J. EVANS.
Sept. 11th. 3t.-l86l.
Election Proclamation.
1'i usUAXT to an Act of the Geueral Assembly
oi the Commonwealth of I tuusylvauia, entitled
"An Act relating to the Elections of this Com
nioii weal tli," approved tbe 2i;d day of July, A.
U. l3y, 1, RoiiEltT P. LINTON, High Sheriff
of the County ol Cambria, iu the Commonwealth
i.f Pennsylvania, do hereby make known and give
notice to the Electors uf the County aforesaid that
a GENERAL ELECTION will be held in the
County of iJ.unbna on the SECOND TCEsDAV,
- eiug the fi.li day of OCTOBER. A. D. 1601, at
w,lKh tne aiaie ana Oounty oiiu-ers will Device-
0l.B 1cr,:i -, coij-mctiun with Rlair, Hunting-
noli ana Laiuuna w mi iiie tincc oi i resiac-ni
e.
One person tJ fill the ofCjc of member of the
II :;i.-.e of liCpresent itives of the State of Penn
sylvania. 0.;e pel sou to fi'l the oCIee of Sheriff of saiil
equity.
One jiersou to fill the office of Treasurer of
t iLl county.
One peisi!i to llli the ofiL-e of CommisHouer ol
Ki.iJ c.'iinty.
Tv. ' pcioous to tlii the tfiice of Associate Judge
of raid colii.ry.
One pers n to fill tho office of I). rector of the
i'oor iiiii 11-iise ol Employment of said coin.ty.
One peiso:i to liii the olUco of Auditor for said
CLUiity.
The electors of the township of Allegheny to
meet as follows, to wit : The electors ol theilis j
trie t composed of that part of said township of i
Allegheny, beginning at the linj dividing R lair I
and Cambria, counties, at a point Oa the oiviJiug
line of two tracts of land, one of which is war
ranted in the name of A:.ron Rowen, and tne
other in tLe names of Mary Rowen and Veau
Lewis, theuce .-outh 89 degrees west 03 perches,
thence south 20 degrees west tu a poii.t on the
old Bargooh Uap Road, thence along said road
to the township road leading to IJumt Mills,
thencesnth 13 degrees west UuJ perches to Daw
son's Mills and house, thence along the township
road to t5urnt Mills, to dividing 1 ne between Al
legheny and Washington townships, theuce along
WashingLou township line to dividing line be
tween Cambria and iilair Counties to meet at the
School Home, in the town of Gallitzin, in said
district ; aod the electors cf that part of said
tow nship of AUegiieuy, residing outside of the
alove described boundaries, to meet at School
House No. 0 iu said township.
Ti e electors of the district composed of the
t i-.vnship i f Rlackliek, to meet at the house of
Adam Meakin, in the village of Rtlsano, in said
townsuip. -
Tiie electors of the district composed of the
townthip of Cambria, to meet at the Court House
in the borough of Ebensburg.
The electors of the district composed of the
towmhii) of Carroll, to meet at the School House
in Carroiltown, iu said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough of Jarrclltowu, to meet in the School
House of said Uorough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Chest, to meet at the School House
on the I arm of Richard J. Rroiidfoot, in said
township.
'Ihe electors of the district composed of the
Borough f-fChesi. Springs, to meet at the houss
of Jacob Wagner, iu said Borough. -
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Clearfield, to meet at the house of
John 11 Uul'.giass, in s-aia lowusuip.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Conemaugh, to meet at the School
House at Singers, in said township.
The electors of the rlistrict composed of the
Bjrou 'h of Conemaugh, to meet at School House
Vr. 1. in said Boroujrh.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Croy le, to meet in the rchooi House
in the villaee of Summerhill, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Rorouh of Ebensburg to meet as follows : East
Ward lit the Curt House, in said Ward; West
Ward at James Myers' Hall, in said W ard.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Jackson, to meet at the house of
Henrv Kacrer. in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough cf Johnstown, to meet as follows: 1st
Ward "at the Tublic School House No. 6, in said
Ward ; 2d Ward at the Johnstow n House, corner
of Main and Lorust street, in said Ward ; 3d
Ward at the Foster House, in said Ward ; 4th
Ward at the Mansion House, in said Ward ; 5th
War.1 at. the Ktrnville Hotel, m said ard.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough of Loretto, to meet in the School House
of said Borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Munster, to meet at the warehouse
of Augustin Durbin, in the village of Munster, in
haul townshin.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Richland, to meet at the house of
Jacob Kring, in said townsuip.
The electors of tre district composed of the
township of Summerhill, to meet at the School
House in the JJorougu ol umore, in saia iowu
fchin.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough of Summitville, to meet at the School
House, in said Boroash.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Susquehanna, to meet at the house
of Jerome Tlatt. in said township.
The doctors of the district composed of the
township of Taylor, to meet at the School House,
near John tleadrick o, m said townainp.
The electors of-the district composed of the
township of U ahington, to meet at the Sch-oi
House, situate at the foot of plane No. 4, in said
township.
TLe e.ectors of the district com posed of the
Borough of Wilmore, ti meet at the School House,
in said Borough.
The elector of the district composed of the
township of White, to meet at the Sch jol House
No. 1, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Yoder, to meet at the School II juse
in Cambria City, in said township.
A:id I f irthrr giv? notice, f.s in and by the
loth Section f the aforcsa: 1 A.t I am directed to
do, That all persons, excepting Justices of the
Peace, who sh.i'I hold any office or appointment
of profit vr trust under tne government of the
United State, or of this State, or any City or
incorporated District, whether a commissioned
officer or otherw ise, a sulordinate or agent, who
is or shall be employed under tiie legislative, ju
diciary or executive department of this State or
the United States, or any City or incorporated
District ; also, that every member of Congress
and tiie State legislature, and of the select or
common councils of any incorporated district, is
by law incapable of holding or exercising, at the
same time, the office or appointment of Judge,
Inspector, or Cleik of any election of this Com
monwealth, and that no Insjector. or Judge, or
other officer of auy such election shall be eligible
to any office then to be voted for. Also, in the
4th section of the Act of Assembly, entitled "An
Act relating to elections aud for other purposes,"
approved-the 10th day of April, lS5o it is en
acted that the foregoing 13th section shall not be
so construed as to prevent an military oQic-er or
borough officer from serving as Judge or Inspec
tor at any general or special elections in the Com
mon wealth.
Also, that in the 01st :,ection of said Act it is
enacted that ' every general and Special Election
shall be opened between the hours of eight aud
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and shall continue
without iuteiruption or adjournment, until seven
o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be
closet I.
The general, special, city, incorporated district,
and township elections, ard all elections for elec
tors of President or Vice President of the U. S .
shall be held and conducted by the Inspectors
and Judges elected as aforesaid, and by clerks
appointed as hcreiuifter provided.
No person shall be permitted to vote at any
election, as aforcsiid, but a white freeman of the
age of twenty-one years or more, w ho shall have
resided in this State at least one year, an- in the
election district wheie be offers to vote at leat
ten days immediately pre-edrng such election,
and" within two yeais paid a State or County tax
which shall have been assessed at least ten days
before the ( lection. Rut a citiz -n of the U. S-.
who h d previously leen a qualified voter of thin
State, and removed therefrom and lcturned. and
who shall have reside I in the election district,
and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall be entitled tj
vote after residing in this State six mouths. Pro
vide. 1, That the white freemen, citi.-ns of the
United Stats, between the ags of twenty-one
and twtnty two y ears, and have nsidixl in the
election di.-tr'ct ton days as aforesaid, shall l-e en
titled t j vote, althoi gii thev shall not have paid
Taxes.
No person shall be permitted to vote whose
name is not coi, tamed in the lit f taxable in
habitants, fn. iiishcil by the Commissioner, unh'-s
tirst he prodin-e a receipt for the payn.et-t wi'lnn
tw.j ya:s of a St.do or C-oimty tix, as-sed
agreeably to the Gjnstitutioii and uive satisfacto
ry evidence, either on Lisovu oath or affirmation,
or that of another, that he has paid such tax, r
on failure to produce a receipt, shall make oath
of the payment tln-reof, or, second, if he claim a
right to vote by being an elector between the age
of twenty-one and twenty-two years, he shad do
pose on oath or affirmation that lie has resided in
the Slate at least one year I fore his application,
und make such proof of his residence in the dis
trict as is required by this Act and that he does
verily believe, from the accounts given him, that
he is of age aforesaid, and give such other evi
dence as is required by this act, w hereupon the
name of the person so a-lmittr l ti. vole, shall Ik
inserted iu the Alphabetical list by the Inspect
ors, and a n.-te made opposite thereto by writing
the won! Tax" if lie shall re permitted to vote
by r. ason of bavins paid tax ; or the word "Age
if be shall be admitted to vote by reason of such
age shall be called out to the Clerks, who shall
make like notes in the list of voters kept by
them.
Iu ail cases w here the name of a person claim
ing to vote as lound oa the I.si Sunushed by the
Commissioners and Assessors, or his light to vote,
whether found thereon or n -t is o! j -cted to fey
nv (iiiablicd cili.'-ns, it shall he t he duty of the
Inspectors to examine such person on oath as to
Ins una l icatu.iis. and it lie claims to have rc-ioci
within the State for one year i-r more, I. is c-atu
shall not be sufficient proof thereof, but shall make
proof tiiereol by at least one competent witness,
who shall le a qualified elector, that he has re
sided within the district for more than ten days
next preceding said election, and shall also him
self swear that his bona fide residence, in pursu
ance c f his law ful calling, is within the district,
and that he did not remove into said district rbr
the purpose of voting therein.
Every person qualified, as a'oresai l, and who
shall make due proof, as is required, cf his resi
dence, and payment of taxes as aforesaid, shall be
admitted to vote in the township, ward, or dis
trict, iu which be shall reside.
"If any persni shah prevent or attempt to
p-cve:it, any officer of any election, under this act
from holding such election, or use or threaten any
violence to any such officer, or shall interrupt or
improperly interfere within the execution of his
duty, or shall block up the window, or avenue to
any window, where the same may be holding, or
shall riotou.dy disturb the peace of such election,
or shall use or practice any intimidating threa's,
force or violence, with design to influence unduly,
or overawe, any elector, or to prevent him from
voting, or to restrain the freedom of choice, .-uch
persons on conviction shall be fined in anv sum
not exceeding $500, be imprisoned for any time
not less than one mcnth, nor more than twelve
months; and if it shall be shown to the Court
where the trial of such offence shall be had, that
the person so offending was not a resident cf the
citv. ward, district, or township where the said
offence was committed and not entitled to vote
therein, then, on conviction, he shall be sentenced
to pay a fine not less than one hundred, nor
more than one thousand dollars, and imprisoned
not less than six months nor more than two
vears.
Pursuant to the provisions contained in the Act
first aforesaid, the Judges of the aforesaid districts
shall respectively take charge of the certificate
or return of their respective districts, ana pro
duce -them at a meeting of one Judge from each
district, at tho Court House., in the Borough of
Ebensburg. on the 3rd day after the day ot elec
tion, being Friday the 11th day of October, A. D
18G1, then and there to do and perform those du
lies required of them by law.
And further, if any Judge, by tickness or un
avoidable accident is unable to attend said meet
ing of Judges, then the certificate or re turn afore
said bhall be taken charge of bv one of the Iuspec
tors or clerks of the election of the same district,
who shall ilo and perform the duties of said Judge
unable to attend.
Given under my hand at my office in Ebens
burg, tne 4th day of Sej tember, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one, and of the Independence of the United States
the eighty sixth.
ROBERT P. LINTON, Sheriff.
Sept. 12. 1861.
JOB WORK,
OF ALL KINDS,
NEATLY VOX E AT THIS OiTlCE
II K PORT
1T.ICFS.
SO.Od
o 0
ITur per 1 U Extra Family,
Extra.
" Superfine,
Wheat, ci bushel.
Rye.
Buckwheat, "
Grn,
Oats,
Potatoes,
5 IU I !
1.1?-.
-(
.6-.4
.00
,2
l.jO
2.00
1 ."Jo
5. CO
1.70
10
10
14
10
Apples,
Apples,
Peaches,
Beans.
Clover seed,
Timothy, do
Butter,"
Lard.
Bacon.
Egis,
" dried.
lb.
doz.
,10J to
DEXIISTRY.
rfflilE undersigned Graduate of the Baltimore
Ji College of Dental Surgery, respectfully of
fers his professional services to the eili.:ns of
Ebensburg. He has spared ho means thorough
ly to acquaint himself with every improvement
in his art. To many years of personal cxperierire
Le has sought to add the imparted expedience of
the highest authorities in Dental Sca..ce. He
simply asks that an opportunity may be given for
bis work to speak iU ow n praise.
SAMUEL BELFOKD. D. I). S.
Office over the store vi Davis, Jo:es & Co.
Uekerkxces.
Prof. C. A. Harris; T. E. Bond, jr ; W. R.
Handy; A. A. Blandy. P. H Austen, of the
Baltimore College.
VAIX'AltI,i: IK O I i: I IT Y FO It S TTl
The undersigned offers at private sale, 8 acres
of land situated iu the immediate vicinity of the
borough of Wilmore, adjoining lands of James
Young, Ainich and others. It ohers superior
inducements to those wishing to secuie a h-one
in this vicinity. Will be sold on reasonable
terms. Apply to the subscriber, near Wilmore,
Cambria County Pa. EDWARD GRUK.
Sept. 4th 1SG1. tf.
Wll IWl ill JEWELRY STARE.
MA IX IS TREE T. JOIIXSTU MX I' A.
LEWIS LUCK HART, begs leave to announce
that he has always a large and varied assortment
of all the various articles peculiar to I. is business.
Repairs promptly an ! carefully attended to.
Jobnstowu April. 17 18C1. if.
fotx
OX the Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana
Turnpike, a small case of Sl'R'.ilCAL IN
STRUMENTS. The owner can obtain them Im
proving properly, and paying the charges of this
advertisement. JAS. S. TODD.
r ANTED. Places f.r f-ur HOYS. v.i
V ? ryii.g from 5 to 10 years. Apply at Ihe
PoB Hoi st er to any of the Directors of the
Pior. Aug. T-Ct
ONLY PllEPEttATIOX
Hiv tag proofs so strong and direct as to
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL
For Statesmen, Judges, Editors, Physician
of the oldest schools as well as new, v- it K ir
unqualified sanction, aud recommend it fr all
e-ases ef eruptions, and diseases ol the s-:u!p and
brain ; but allwbo have u.--d it.uuileju testify iui:
that it will preserve the hair from being gray,
an-1 from falling to any age, as well oj roloie
I.e.d the lollowing:
Oak Grove, S. C. June iMth. 1 S.'O.
Piiof. O. J. Wood; Dear Sir:. Vour Hair
Restorative is rapidly gaining popularity in this
community. I have had eceasioii to lay preju
dice aside, end give yonr Hair Res-native a
per feet t.-st :
During the year 18.14. I was so unfortunate
as to be throwu from my sulky aguhit a rock
near the road side, from which my head received
a most terrible blow; causirg a grent deal of
iritation. which com nun ieatei to tbe brain and
external surface of tbe head, from the elicvts of
which ruv hair was finally dstroyed over the
ei tiie surface of the head. From the ti:ii 1 lir.-
lisovered its dipping, however up to the time
its total disapearawe, I employed cvrylbiug
I could think of, beinz a profssioiul man myseli
and, as I thought, understanding the nature of
disease, but was finally defeated iu every prc
scrption advanced.
These and no other circnmt.in-es iniiiceci me
to rsort to your worthy Hair Kestorative, which
I have every renson to believe, produce-J a very
hiopy result: two mouths afte.- the first appli
cation, I had as lH-autiful a head of youns hair
is ever I saw. for w hich I certainly owe you my
most sincere tlianKs. Rest assured, dear sir, 1
ball recommend vour remedy to all inquirers
. . .i " - it . i : u T
moreover, 1 S.i.ia use my innueucc, wi;u.i i
flitter myself t- say, is not a little.
. - , I- i.v.i : - r ... .1.:. 1.
X ju can piMHisii nils ii you miiis. rui'j'ei.
Yours, verv respectfully.
M. J. WitoiiiT, M. D.
Off e of the JelT-rsonian, Philippi. Va..
Dec 12th, ISo.
De;ir Sir.: I fed it my duty as well as my
pleasure, to state to y.m the following cirri: in
stance' which von can use it you thn.k proper.
A gentleman of this place, (: lawyer) has I r.n
bald ever since his early youth; so t:;u-h s..
that he w:is compelled, to we ir a wig. lie was
induced to use a bottle of your Hair Restora
tive." which be liked very much : and after
useinir some to or three lottels his hair grew
out quite luxureutly, and be now has a hand
some head of Lair. Ihe gentleman s name is
Bradford, and as he is very well kn-wn in our
adjoining counties, many persons can testify to
tha truth cf this statement ; 1 give it to you at
the request of Mr. Bradford, ion eai sou
great deal of your Hair Restorative in this and
the adjoining counties if you have the proper
agents. lours. vc..
THOMPSON SURG II NOR.
Dr. "Wi i J : Dear Sir : rcrn.it me to express the
obligations 1 am under for the entire rest .-ration
of my hair to its orlninai color; abMit the time
of my arrival in the United States it was rapidly
becoming gray, but upon the appleatiou of your
Hair Restorative7 it soon recovered itsongina
hue. I consider your Restorative as a very won
derful invention, ouite efficacious as well as
agreeable. S. THALBERG.
The Restorative is put np in bottles ef three
sizes, viz; largo, medium and small; the smai
holds J a pint, and retails for one dollar per lit
tle ; the medium hold at least twenty iercent
more in proportion than the small, retail for
two dollars per botvle; tbe large holds a quart
40 ier cent more in proportion, and retails for
three dollar per bottle.
O. J. "WOOD CO., Proprietors, 444 Broad
way, New York, and 114 Market Street, St.
Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers.
For sale at this place by H. C. Devine.
June 19, 18GI-Iy.
BJZiSKSUMMXSAXn I XfTV
TIOXS EOT: SALE AT THIS UFF1C.
EN sBIJP.G :i A K K EX.
-i" lie vised wef-k'y by
DAVIS, JONES C
HOSTETTEFVS
STOMACH IHtTitftS.
The proprietors and n..uinfa Hirers f HOS
T LITER'S CELEBRATED .STOMACH FIT
TERS can appeal with eri-ct confidence t- phy- j
siciaiis and e-itizens g neraby of the Unitl State
iKvause t!iC- article I:ns aitainol a rfputaiiou ;
heretofore unknow n, A few facts upon t; 'is point
will sj'Cf.k more poweilut'y than V"Ii;u:es-n
b.ire js.ertii'is or blazoning uT ry. Tb' eon- .
siimpiiou of H:cilei "s Sio.ii. u !i I'.utci.s for the;
last year aiiiouii'nl to over a half million Kittles
aud front its manifest steady increase in times J
piist, it isevi tei't tii.it tiuring 1 1 e con ! tig yeai
the coiisunijitloii tvil' reaih near one million I'd
ties. Tiiis immense aitiouijt o tdd never have
bevu sold but f-r ti e rare r. lielual pyoj-ci t-s
c 'i.taine-1 in the pr p ratioi. and the s n.i ii- .1, of
the i.eisi proiuiuet.t pliy.-i'. i.DS in lii'jse secti -uf
of ihe country w he-re the rrticl' i Ixtt known,
wli.i r,..it uiily r-ci!ii!ii-ri''.f ' the Bitrir. to their
patients, but ar r-.vly at all times to give tc-V-ni.'iiials
to its eihcaey in all cis-s of stoinaviiic
derangement and t!iedist-a.-s re.-ulting therefrom
This is not a temporary j-opulariiy, obtained
by extraordinary el!. -rts in tbe way f inuiM-et-ing
the qualities i f the Bitters, but a solid e-ti-niation
of an in valuable niedieinc. A.hich is j'e?
tiiel to le as e-iidiiiitig as tin e itself.
H"stc-tters Su-math Jiiiurs baie pnive-l a
Goi!s.-iiu to regions where fever and ague and
various other bihou.s ctiuil.tn.ts have count cm
tlieir victiiiis by huudretls 'l'o be able to state
coafivletitiy that the "Bille-rs" are a certain cute
f r the Dyspeptic, and hke iLsea-es, is to the pro
prietors a source of uriV.Ioye-d ph-as'ire. It re
moves all rr. ibid matt' r irojii the sLomach. pn
iliies "the I and imparls ieoevve-1 vitality
to the r.ci v. o . systefr giii;git ti at t -ia- and
energy iiniisp ns.iblo t the tt.-toration ol health.
It operates upo.i thv ! r.: a. h. liver, and other
digestive organs. miLdy but powerfully, and
S ooii restores them to coiuiition es.-.i-iitial to the
healthy disehaigcol the fuiictioUs of li.ature.
El-k-ily persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on li e b it'. le. and they w"nl fin I
in it a stimulant peculiarly adaj-te.1 to comfott
d'dining years, as it i pleasant t. ihe p.i'..t -.
iiivigoralitig to the boAeis, e-.v-rent as a t.nte,
and njuveitiiting generally. We have the ivi
deucc of thousands of age:! ir.eu and women who
have c-xiHrPence-l the l-e-n lit of u-ing this prep
aration while suffering from stniach tier mg
nieuts and genera! debility; ietii.g under tiiu ad
vice cf p'liy.-ici.ins, they have aband -lied all del
eterious drugs and f.titly le-tel the meriLs of this
arti. le. A few woids to the gentler sex. There
are certain peri.-ls wheat heir cares are so b?r
rassing that many of rln-ru sink under the trial.
The relation of me.ii.- i .d ehi! J is si absorbing
ly lender, tl.it th- m. " . peci tl'y if she Im
young, is apt to forget her own I e-.d:h in her ex
treme anxiety for her infant. Should the j criod
of maternity arrive dining the summer sex.-n,
the wear of 'oo-ly mid !:iiid is generally aggrava
ted. Here tl eu.isa n"c.-ity u-r a stiinu!-nt to
recuperate the energies i f the system, and enable
the tnotlar to lwar iq under her cxliTiiistiii,; trial-:
and r sjH.:-i;.i'iti s. Nursing i.i-.tl ers gener
ally prefer the Bitters b all 'tmr invigorators
i . rie-: ve tl;0 eudorseiii. i.t of phyV-v is.
S it i- aiffvable t" the t.is-e a-; v ', i eer
tain. t uiv; a permanent incruse cf i-jlyily
stree-iitii.
All those j erv n. t wl .::iwc have particu
larly tf' trtd id'.-vc. t- ' it: si-dTeiers fn-m fever
arid :;g!'.. rauset! by nni'.iri.i. tliarriefi. dysen
tery, in liirosik'n. loss ( appetite. :tud all lisea-
i.-r d ranu'enn-n'S of the stomach, suj-er-nu i
ted invalids, rs ns of sedentary :i-ciij';.lioii,
and n;iii.:g hi .;!:er... will c n.-u!t theirowu phy
sical welfare by giving to Il-tstttter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters a trill.
CAUTION. We caution the public an-unsi
Using any of the ma-;, "nitatioits .f counterfeits,
but ask for IIosTEn.. .". Ci:i.fhrat.ii Stomach
BlTTFls. nnl see that e:ith 'Mfle has the words
"Pr. -I. II -tetter's Stomach Bitters" blown en
the side of the bottl-, and stamjicl on the metal
lic cap covering the cork, and observe that cur
antogmph sii:n.it are is on the la! 1-
CT5-IVepa?t.l and s-.i l bv IB 'STETTER &
SMI III. Piilsl ittgh. Pa., aivl s. Id by all drug
V.ists, r ce-s, and de.Ji-rs generally throughout
the United States, South America, and Germany.
AGENTS. l)a is & Jones. EU-usbr.r?;; J. A.
V irri.-!i. Snnoiiit ville; Wm. Litzinger, Loretto:
Peter Khu.ev, Munster.
Sept.
icnn. lv.
BCERH AVE ' S
HOLLAND BITTERS
FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, Lc.
TU nocrssfnl iutn.Juction and use of thi cJc'-mV-l
Eonwsdv I.hm ln th :ual for a l.tersl f.o-.-d r-f piicpuii it
callrj ltittrs," oiTerl in Tari-Mi fnn. trm quart
buttle to a Ct aHua kec. until this wl - Bitot's " i tut
another ntuua ior " trt 'i : or kvic tULluious mUirkey ua&
ture.
Bot the tvrlly pn-at relief dnriTeJ frum the rninct J
One teaspoiKiful, of our nHrdicin,
CCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
And the entire abjetw of a fier prusiratirm, has taMHhd
f it a ivmt--itin wbi'-b the uuel of imilalK-iis ml -.-ui-trfeitu
hare failr4 to anJi-ruune. It is p-.ittvrlj a Veew
labia MviraUou, wilb lreij mO-.k-ut (jure i-J iriU to
firrserTe it.
But one aiza of the genuine, (U Jf Pint BottW,) rrioe
Ono iKjllar.
It is a medicine of long tried efficacy for Purifying
ike BUrorf, so essential for the foundation of good
health and for correcting disorders of the stomach
and bowels.
Two or three does will convince the afflicted of
its ealutarj effects. The stomach will fpeedil j regain
its strength, a healthy action of the liver, bowels
and kidneys will eoon take place, and reocweJ
health be the quick result.
For Indigestion.
Try Barhave's Holland Siltert.
For IleartVrcirn,
Try Bffrhare's Holland Biltcri.
For Aeitlity,
fij Btrrhau'i Holland Bitter.
ForWaterbrash,
Xrj r.aaTc'i Eollaad Bitten
For I leailivob ,
Try E(rrhare" Holland Bitters.
For Loss of Apjetito,
Try Bcerhau'i Holland Bitten.
For CostivenesH,
Try Btrrhavt. Holland Bitten.
For Piles.
Try BtrrhaTe's Holland Bitten
In all Perrons, FJieomatie and Neuralgic Affec
tions, it has in unmerous instances provej highly
beneficial, and in others effected a decided care.
BEAD CAREFULLY!
The poouine hiphly enoceotrated Bo-roare's Tlolland
Bitten 1 put up In half-pint buttle only, and retailed at
One Dollar per Jottie. Tbe prrat demaud- for tbia truly
eelebrated liledirine baa induced many imitatioua. wtuca
the public should uard arainst purchasing.
Betoareof Impntiiianl See tat our nawu u am) Ote IoM
mf every batiU jkmi frwy.
BENJAMIN PACE, JR. & CO.
sole PBOar irroas,
riTTSSUBGII, PA
For 5!e in KlxjnsWg by A. A. lARlvt-.K.
Anmst 22. 1800.-lv..
SETTLEMENTS WANTEO.
rflllE accounts of IULLOX et HKIIE. f.r
J. Blacksniitiiin at St. AugtiMiut-. Cambria
C-itn!v. liate lecu ltfi with tLe suls-ri'otrs fr
t-Sr' JSnits will e l.roueht in all 5 fmtu
2D1 after the first tlav of Seftenitter ntii.
JoUNSlXiX i 0ATilAN.v
Eb.E.-1-urj, Jii'y 3!, lFCI-Ct j
Ayer's Sarsapprilia,
FOR PUHIFYIXa THZ ELCOD,
And for tbc 'j.-dy cure jf the aubjoicod tari.-tica of
14 ax.-:
Srrofula and Srrofalom AfTrrlleni, lurh ai
Xnauora. lion, Sorrt. Kmpllani. flfai
pica. Hulnlr. Illot. lire, Ui, illalata,
audi 11 SWlia Uiaeaaes.
Ht.Ti. In l..Ti Jine. iw.
T. C. An r .1 C. rtni: I f- I it i.i dutt- to ac-k'lowle-.tmff
wli..t tour ."-irapanll-i h" done for roe.
Uarrn iulierited a S.rofulou f--ti.tt. 1 ti.-re :ifertt
from Jt in vari u w-y for year. Soni.en. it tmret
out in I'loro on my hauls aud arm; p.ntimi it
turned in ard and lii-treMscd inv at rb" -th'!i. Tii
year aeo it It.iVo i;t ia my I. .i J an.1 cvt t my aralp
and rarK wi:! n n-r; vluo!i was rJr,'!!! an.l liv.thoiw
he yonl loKTiT,,fn- I tri.-U Inanr iiM-lirim s at-.tl twveral
pliyi iajia. but wrt!..ui uim h rt-lu f from eur tlint'- Ii
fart, the dinlr -r-vr wimf. At I I it rtjiir-l
to read in the Oop-t M--vt-jt tmt yon Itu I 1 -i-jwii .1
au fclLfative s.irarrilia for I kn-w fnrn r.or n p
tjlicn that anv tiling yu ina!.- must 1- ool." I eont to
(";n innati and STt't it. i:i i nxvi it ti l it cui.-J n.c. 1 took
it. a you advii-e. rn mall i!o-s of a t4"ar'.'ou'',jt over a
rn.with, and usej alnisJ tlre totiiea. N-w an.i healthy
akin eoon bean to form nudor the acab. whloh alter a
t-in!e ft-11 off. My ekm i now clear, ami I know by mr
fi-etind that rhe tjS'-a" J pone frarn my e-fct-n. Yo
can wil twlk-ve that I I --l what I urn aayinir when I U-II
you, that I hold yon t" - one of t li ; -iji-a o." tiie a-.
aud rcuwn ever CTalefuily, Ymr,
ALKKtl . 1 ALI-tV.
St. Antheny'i Kir. Kotf r Rrytiptlav,
Tetter - ud Salt Itlieniu. Scald llrnl. li(n
worm, Sore Kjrea, Irojfc-.
Ir. Itot-'rt M. I'nM.' writ frx.tn Sal.-m. X. 12th
Ppt-, ltv9. that he ! rrel an invi-T.-rafe f
r.7ity, which thret-:u-l to Tmi;w:- fa:UIy, t y tb
pero erina dm of o-ir SMriai"--ilJ. im'i al?.' a dancer,
one attack of J.7ijef ATrf.Xf- fy hu-jre dosr of t lie
eame ; tays he cure the common ISruptiona h it coa
etaaitly. ITronctiocele, Goitre, or SvrellecX Serk.
Zhulori ?loan of, lrrvpe-t, Tcxa", writes: " Thr-'e
b"Ul.- of your ?arM;iari!Ia mnl w fr.m a f7'itrr a
lii-i-ona awcliin? on tiif n-ck, lilj I had uiTtvd from
ovi-r two yu-."
I.enrorrhara or AVhltca. Orarlaa Tannor,
t'trrlne t'lceratioa. Frraa!e Otseaaea.
Pr. J. R- S. Charninr. '-f N'ew York CTtr. write : " I
moit chef rfullr comply wiih the rciu-tt tf your aent in
nyinjr 1 have fonnd yonr SarMpanlla a nrt xctllt-nt
alterative iu th.' rmnv-roua comi-lniuta for wlii-h we etn
f.Ioy Fnfh a r mM v, but ep"tally in frm-ie licarr
of the Srofulon tliaiheis. 1 hae cui-d manr icn
erate ca of LfUforrhir by IT, aad wme wJiTe tli
crnjiHti t waa eaii-l by ulceration of th tttmix. Tbe
ulfratin ita-lf wan wn e red Nothing witlitn my
knowlcJir" equals it fur thene f inal.- dtTaBtrmwitn."
K.lwtnl S. Marrow, of Newburv. Ala., mritosi A Ana
pTou nrnritrn li;K"r on out; of the U in a1 in rny family.
tv Iii-1 bad (kned all the r-mlie we could Tnploy, tiaa
at hnih bicn conij.l-t-ly curol by your extrac t of Sjit
.il3rill. Our thysi.-ijii thought i.othiny l.nt extirpa
tion eoiil. 1 afford n li -f. Imt lie advim-d the trial of your
r- irsparilla a the Hi-t rewirt tjefore rittirr. and It
X rn -t effectual. A rt-r taking your rttneijy eiLt weeks
to f yratoni of tho diM-ase remaxnb.
S-jillls and Mercurial Disease.
Ni n- rm F Mi Anmrt. 1iX
Pr. J. C Arm. Sirt 1 cl.o-rfuiiy c.iniy iUi the
requi-rt of your a-jeut. and r.rt t yon some of tha
-fl.-cts I bare n-ahz'-d miTb your Saraianlla.
I have cured wrth it. iu in V pr3p:i-i-, mi-t of the com
plaltits for wbn-h it 5 iwrami-BiW. and have found Da
rflVctn truly wonderful iu tiie cure f I jieriJ nntt Jfcr--rvrul
finnf. iie f mr jalx-ut- La 1 Sy.liilitic nleera
in his throat, which were ronfumin tii jtalate and the
top ,f hjs rnouth. Your Sarrapaiilla, M-ijir taken,
cured bim in five week. AuciihT a an attjiti.e.1 by eeo
ontlary eymptomo in b: to', and ttie uioe ration bad
fcat-n away a -rnt-idera!jle part of it, m that I ln liere tla
disorder would Foon reaeh his bralu aud kill tun. But it
yielded to my adminl -tralion of your Sart-arilla ; tha
ulcer healedland be is well again, not ot course withot:t
otne ii!fitrnration of the faeej A woman ho had b-en
treaU-i for the pame !i-rdT by ro-To-iiry was eufferie
from thi poison in h-r r!ne. They had become po win
tive to the w-th-r thnt on a damp clay i-he mCV-red m
cruci.-.vinjr pain in hT lotnta and totn-. She, too, waa
eurej jitu-'-ly t- your f-.rsaparilla in a few wctks. I
know from it formula, which vour atrt ut pave me, that
thi Ireparalkn from your lalioratory mut-t be a pr.-at
reiiHsly; consequently," these truly runarkiUile rtuiLa
with it have not snrpri"! tne.
Fraternally yours, G. Y. LAUIMEC, II. P.
Xlhenauatlain, Gout, Ltvrr Complaint.
IsnEPKXfrscE. In-on Co., Ya.. r.ih July, 1K'J.
Pr. J. C AvrK. fir : I have been alUici.-.! wiili a pain
ful chronic l:hrtmctisi for a Ion? time, which baffled tha
i-kiU of physicians, and ftuck to me in v ltc- of all the
remedies I could find, until I trkd your SarK.-:parilla. One
Irfit'le cured tne in two week, and ret-V-rod my pentTal
bealth f-o much that I ant far better than lcf're I waa
atTre-ked. I think it a won Je'iui mediciiie. J. J'KEAM.
luh-B Y. Get cl tell, of :. lxui, wnti-n : I bare been
Tided for year with an JTeciicn of the iirer, whioh
det-troyed my health. I tried every tiling, and every thin?
f tih-d io relieve me ; and I have leen a broken-down man
for wtine j ears from no other cause than ilrrattrtew-ut tf
the I.irer. My Klovi-d pastor, the Kev. Ur- Eeqy,ad iatd
l:e to try your arajarilla, beeanse he said he knew vou,
aud anv thin? you made was worth tryiasr. 15y the blesa
in c f God it has cured me, and has fo purified my blood
as t make a new mnn of me. I feel younj a$rain. The
bet that can be said of yoa is mot half rood ewoogla."
Sdilrrai, Cancer Tumor. EaUrrruat, Vi
ce ra t to n, Carles, and axfoliation of lb
Honrs.
A jrrr at variety fca'H hveleti reportt-d to ns where
en re ft of thee fTmiJab!e rom13ts have resulted from
the use of this rt-m-!y, t.ut our spare h. re will not ad
mit them. Some of them may be found in our American
Almanac, w Lieu tle aireut below named are pluaeed to
fumif h gratis to all who call for them.
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits. Epilepsy,
.Melancholy, Kruralcila.
Many reraarkahle cures of theoe affections have twen
made by the alterative power of this roedici.to. It Hlma
'tes the vitrtl fancti ii!i ioto vigorous a'-ti-m, and tlica
overcomes '.i?oriier. whicli would be vuppoM'd Ir in1
its reach. Such a rxme.ly ha loc bora iv purc-d by the
neeesritiin of the Jnj . and we are man-Jc-ut it.iit th;a
will do for them all tLt tuocUcuie can do.
Ayefs Cheiry Pectorals
I'OR TUE RAP1U CCE.E OF
Conchl) Colds. Iaflornta, Ilaaritntit,
Croup. Bronch it i. furipirat Coniamji.
tiou. aua lor tne lie i ic i oi isuinmp
tive Patient. In adnnctit
stages of the DUcatc.
Tliis is a r.Tn."dy fo r.nivt rsi'ly Inoro to -tt7V. ary
other for the cure of I'irout and luu ccenpt taat it
is u - Jess here to publish the evidence of i- s v j tut . ltd
unrivHllcl cx eel Knee for coughs and tX'lds. and its truly
wonderful rum of pulniouury disease, l ive made it
kuitivn throughout the ihiz-d r.ati '11 of ihe eentx.
l ew are tbe coinmunilie, or even faiaiM K, ul.u.' thc-m
who have not tome personal experience of its cTiils
nrnie livinsr trophy in their midst of r! n.-lwr CT,-r the
Futtle and dangerous diorCers of tle t.hront and laiirrs.
As all know tlte dreadful fatality of these disorder, aid
as they know, too. the cflVcts of this rTiedy. w e need not
do more than to assure them that it hai now all lite ir
tues that it did Lave when making the cures wiiick hav
won to Urongiy upon the contik-cce of mtukintl.
Prepared bj Dr. J. C. AYES lu CO., Lowell, 2ass.
S l.l by It. S. r,d:ir. KU -ii -l in- : O.
c i ..r
! II.
elld i V
. S. r.i,; fis-1 1, 1--',!,
.; J. A. , 1 i: . i
!ii (.fret!
Se:i'c-r- IVi ! U 1 .elf.
I riiiV . r lS'0.-ly.
, "JFJJ HA1TH00D.
'. lZS Kow Lest. Hovr KcLtcrcd
A I.KC'I UK'.: tN TKi: NA I L'M . l i !"AT
Mi:.T AM KAl'H AL i'XVA'. ( K M'KKViA-
TOiaitl-IA. -t Set-' i. il Wc;.'.M-. S. Ilt;i! IM'iH
ly. XflVi iMs ;itei It.V.-l Ut.taey Kli.iVi -liis.
.Ki.ilK I UiJ .Jcrlw . C" 'iJ Cl li' J'll .1 1 .tie, X.-ll'-i
.u.: riiy;ra1 ii c. j.ic ;y.
Br v-r. J n in r.wi ll. n !..
The ; l 'i' t .in. f ! t !i..t tie :i w I ul c : -.-equetjoes
f .-ef-:il i .-e ii'ly ! cfi -etu.tiiy it i.i' ' -d ' w ithi ut
ii.Tt iTuil ivotlic iitc r t1: .l.tnertins p-K-tioii
"I c.iul:v.-. tt.stnintits. rnoJu ctt! .i j.ie;. ai j
.tth-T fin jiiri..-.il .lerV-s. liere !e. ly remonstrate-1,
au t!i t rr.Welv i,ev And 1 i tr tiv s.ntfs'iil
trertt jn r.t. rs :t l'pt.xi by li-c u 1'U ij i:ii. .r
fiilty tkjtliiii.ctl. l-y u.i.ut .f wLiili every t-tf i
c-!i:i!mc'.1 t i t-tue liimso'ir p rf t'y. at-. jtt ll'e
Psm1K' 'iit. th"'! avt-i.n the fli'v i iti -1
tiirstrtiii'! -t li.etl.tx. 'H.'.s h-t turv will j.it ye a
boon t- I ii.uM,iU ai'.J ili..i:ajl.-.
Sciit uii.Jt r k-.i1. in a 1'iuiii -nelivc. t- auy
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Mirch -JO. '01. April ll,0.-ly Ar.;. li.'til.
SE F-SEALING
FRUIT CA?SS.
S.IOO cK.l LAM lEASi!
Ti.e in-l r.-:i.ixl will sell !h j j.uVir r.iake cf
SELF-SEALIKG FRUIT C&17S,
This seaiHtm. : t tiie fc.'.lowins pii-.v. FOU CASH:
One QuailU-iLta. with d-ment, 00 ?r tl.tzrn.
TwtQu.rt Cii..-, uiih Cement, il To iht lren.
(r-AU r.lri). frt-iir atiistance f i Vive LVzkn.
it fin-re. rtr .i mjxi nidi vilh t' -g.v, wi!l lie
trtnitly aitei:tle.i to the Cans ot nrcly pstckol
ani ?f!iverri at the Ilailr -scil tatitii rthoit
extra ehar.
AthlrisJ jkr m tu ordent to
. FRANK W. HAY.
. JJv 31 I n Ji Litttwn, r.