gw Stoee. Our frieud E. J. Mills, has
cp,ned a dry goods store opposite our office,
g-. t$ortn.ent is as excellent cue, and he
tells cleap. 3Iills knows how to wait on his
fUfu:ne''9. aD ,ves hargains to those who
jjj down the cash.
Don't forget him.
gJ. A. Houser. has opened a Daugcr---ectjpe
Gallery , in the room over Shoeoia
kr's store. From the specimens in the show
ait in froDt of his gallery, we are certain
r . -7 .: A II -f 1 J
l IS nrsl ciass ui List. :i u ui uur uauuatHiiu
friends phoulil call around and patronize him.
If we were good looking we would certainly
WW ? a 1 1 . 1 . a
Jo so. However, it is iiKeiy mat brother
JJirker and oursclf. will call aroucd about
the first of next week, and have our likc.-.ess-
a taken on the same late. What a beauti-
il aod touching sight, it will be the lion and
the lamb laying down together
ness and truth embracing.
-righteoua-
As Invention. Mr.
lace, one of the most
I C. Si
of this
ingenious mechanics
n tha County, baa exhibited to us a ''tire
uJer" of his own iuventiuo, which, we
thick s the thiug and no mistake. We have
been assured by several experienced mechan-
, that it possesses decided advantages over
ijthing of the kind now before the public.
7je following is
brief statement of them
1st, It will not only bend in a regular cir-
,ut always without twisting a bar.
2-1. It can be change! to any desired cir-
cvm h3 tuan ,wo "'tHtittS
3J, lu chintring to difiVieiit ciicles it can
not be put out of .-ijuare
4th. It will alw.ys draw the bar through"
5th, It will bead brass from G inches wide,
down a? small as T less, in circles from 8
i-ei in diameter, u.-wn to 1 foot or ten inches.
6th, It cm be ha 1 put up iu ruuniug or
j.r at his sh"p for 15 dulllars
Tlie Fair.
The Fair of th- Cambria Couuty
Agiicul-
tural S ciety this year passed uff in a manner
bip'L'y "ratifying to all concerned. Th at
toLilauce was large. jJ the exhibition of Ag
ricultural product. &.c, was highly credi
t.Ue to our Couuty, 1 he live stock exhibi
iftl was very fine, and e tiu.uauded the al
uiratioii of all present The same may be
m'ii! of the voluble department. The la
dies department waa complete and furni.-he J
iiioutrovertibie ivileuec to prove that the
liaa-ihters ot Camb.ia, ate, or will make fi.st
cia?a hoUnski epei lu llie Department of
5ue artr, we uoticod a nu.uocr ot beautitul ;
iutiui. auii engravings A crayon fcketch j
'th-deer hunt" by M.ss Storm of Lordlo, ;
com:uau led the admit atiou of all. It cer- J
certainly displayed txiaordina:y taU-ut iu j
this beautiful of Arts As Jouth says, j
we BttuuM eneourage in neauiwui, ior tuc
useful arts take care of themselves. An
itbtr sketch by .'Ir A. V. l'riitgle, was the
suhj'Xt of g neial prai.-e.
The addrthS of 11. L. Johnsti n, Ksq ,j n
Thu..-day aficrnoon, w.i one of tiie inost elo
tUut and iriatruc'ive -t rt.s ot the kind, we
tvtr listeued to It wns not only eloquent,
but iuMiuctive, aud was !i.-teLcd to atteutive
1) h ll.e Jaie crowd present.
The sai k and fot iaiv vre interesting
fpiode nf the last days exhibition, and nfFr
ded infinite arii!ie'iicnt to the lookers n.
Kvervthitiir fr-iu beiiiiiintr to kiiJ. nsc l
rf pleasautly, and a'j iu attendance appeared
t eijoy themselves. The proceeds of the
exhibition, we learn, are ijuite haudsoii.e, aud
'ill eDable the managers to pay the expn
d.iaresmd premiums promptly.
NOTICE. J
WHEIJAS my wife Ifnrl.ara has left my l.cl i
mll)oard (vilhout anv just caise, 1 hereby wa-rn !
public not to trust ber on mp awnnt, :us I J
undetermined not tj pay any debts of her con
twrtin. Cleirtield tp.. JOUX BAKK11.
tk-.t. 30, 18G1. U.
A NEW CIIAXCC FOXl HAItQAlXS.
E K.J. Mills has just received, and is now
"!eniii; out, in a new store room, ou Min
s'lvet. abirpe stx;k of
CI .tiling. HaU ami C.ip, IVts anl SIum-s,
Trunks, Flour, Corcmeal, Bacon, Fih,
Sweet Pittatoe-s, Srrup Molasses.
JSugir.Tea. Coflex-, firm-eries and
Cnfecti-iiaries, Ci.2;r.s and
Tobacco, Seliool Books,
&c, &., tottlicr
with a geueral
aortment of
NOTIONS O I" ALL KI N DS.
T irticular attention is invited to bis stock of
Ulies' and Children's Shoes, as he intends to
low for cash. E. J. Mills-
f t Anlili rcr
Oct. 10, 18G1. tf.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
LETTERS testamentary on tiie estate
T
of
-Li IVtPr fnvfrs. lat i.f Allenhenv tn.. de
ceased, having been granted to the uodert-igned
by the Register of Cambria County, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate, will pre.-ent them to the un
dersigned duly authenticated for setlement.
BERNARD MOYEUS.
Allegheny tp., Oct, 9th. 18oT,-Ct.
ORPUAXS COURT SALE.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Camcbria ounty.to me directed,there will be expic
to public sale at the bouse ot Henry uager, m
Jackson tp..on Saturday the 23d of Xoyember
next, at 1 o'clock P. M., tha following real es
Ute of which Conrad Kager die.1 seized, vig i
A piece or parcel of land situate in Jackson
tp, Cambria county, aforesaid, adjoining lands of
John Gray, John Ager. Mrs. Seymore and Charles
Murray, containing 50 ares or thereabouts,
about 30 acres of which is cleared, and thereon
trctol a dwelling House and Barn.
TERMS OF SALE. One third to be paid on
confirmation of sale, the residue to be paid in
e pual annual payments thereafter with in
vest, to bo secured by the judgment bonds and
niortgagB of the purchaser.
H. KINK E AD, Administrator.
11, 1861, 3t.,
Pittsbcboh, Avn. 14th, 1861.
FLOUR From Store, the ruling rat s are as
follows. Superfine 34.75 to $4.87 ; Extra $5.00
to $5.25 Extra $5.30 to $5,G0; Fancy brands $G
00 to 6.25 Eye flour, from store, at 2.75 to3.80
Buckwheal flour, from store, $1.75 to 1.90 per
GRAIN Wheat, prime red, $1.05; white, $1.
10. Barley, 50 to 55, spring, and CO to 65 for
fal . I?ye, 45c. Oats. to 27. Corn, 40 to
45c.
Groceries. Sugar, by the bbd. , 6J to 7. and
by the bbl. 7J per lb. iIolas-s. 33 to 35 per
gallon. Coffee, 14i per lb.; Bice, 5.
BACox.-ghoulders, per lb Sides; 0? to 10;
plain Hams, 10; Sugar-Cured, 12.
Bkooms. $2.00 to 2.75 per dozen for common
to choise. and 3.25 for fancy.
Buckets and tui.s. Buekets, $1.50 to 1.75
per d.-zeu. Tubs. $4.75 to GOO.
Canulks akd 'oap. Candles, dipped, 105
per lb; mould and adamantine 1& to Vj. Soap,
comjiiou, 5; ldm 5A.
Chkask. Common to ood. 0 to 11.
Ari-LKs. Apples $2.50 t2.75per bbl.
Dbiku FnuiT IVaches, $2.50. per buh. ApJ
pies 75 cts.
Fked. Bran. 5 to 5G cts. er 1.00 lbs
Shorts, 55 to 05 cts.; Middlings, 1.00 U- 1.10
cts.; Ship Stuffs, 65 to 75 cis
Fish. Mackaral $11.50 to 12.00 lier bbl.;
Baltimore Herring,
$G:25; Like Vhite, $10.50;
1 rout.
$10.00
Potatoes. Neshannoeks, at SO cts. per bush
Seels. Timothy, 32-20 per but.li. Max, $1.
20 to 1.25. Clover. $4.10.
Wnb-ky. Beotitied, 10 cts.; Old Bye, $1.25
per pa'.hm.
Lard. No I, tl per lb.
Hey. At scales $8 to y.OO per ton.
Hides. (ireen Beef Hides, 5; Dry Saltetl Hides
12; Dry Flint Hides. tut lb.
Oil. L:irdN. 1, 88. L"mecd. G5 ler gallon.
Salt- No. .$1.15 per bbl.
Tidlow. Bough, 7, and country rendereil, 8
per lb.
White L:id. 1:.."0 per keg. and dry Sc per
lb. Bed Iead, U to 7. litharge,
Windnw Gl is!-;.- -i-.xS and 7x0. $2.O0; 8x10.
32.25; 9x1 1 to 10x12.32.50. 8x13, OxH.xllO-.
j $2.75; lixlo ar.d 10xlG, $3.00.4
Election Proclamation.
PfKfUANT to an Act of the General Assembly
of the Commonwealth of I em.sylvania. entitled
"An Act relating to the Ejections of this Com
mon weal:! i," aipioed the 2nd day of July. A.
D. 1S3'J, i, KOBEBT P. LINTON, High Sheriff
the County of Cambiia, iu the Coannuii wealth
of l'euns vlv.mia. do hereby make knowu and "ive
1 notice to the F.ieet..rof the Count v afoie.-ai"l that
I a G F.N KB A L ELECTION will bo held in the
County of ;imbria on the SKCOND TCHSDAV,
bcing'tl.e 8th .lay of OCToBEB. A. D. 1801, at
; which tunc State and Comty I'llieers will be elec-
ttil, to wit :
; One person iu conjunction with Blair, Hunting-
don and Cambiia to till the oflice of President
j Jud-e.
j One pcrs.u to till the ofike f tru inber of th-.-
Ibi:.-e -f Iepi-eentative& f the Stale of Pe::n-
I sylvama.
One pei.oti to till the c-fnee of Snerilf !" said
county.
One l ern to fill
the cliice of Ticas-urcr of
rai 1 county.
One j ei.-on to till the c'fiiee
.f Con.iiii.-.-ioi-er ol
tail! county.
Two pT..otis t'.i 1:11 the fiicc of Associate Julge
of said couiity.
One person to til! the office of Director of the
Poor and Hoiic ot Employment of said county.
i One pei sou to lill the oliice of Auditor for said
! county.
i The electors of the towns-hip of Allegheny to
j meet as follows, to wit : The e'ectors of thedis
trict composed of that part of said township ol
I Allegheny, beginning at the liu-j iliyiding Blair
ativl Caint'iia counties, at a point on the:ividiu
line of two tracts ol land, one ot which is war
ranted in the name ol A;.ion lowen, and tnc
jther in tiie names of Mary Bowen and Vein
Lewis, thence .-mth S'J degiccs west 03 perches,
thence s .ulh 20 degic- s wci-i to a point on the
uhl B.'.rg' n Gap Boad, thence along j-atd road
t j the township r.'j.d l'j.u'.Ti.g t i Bui nt .M ill.-,
thence south 13 degrees, w st 30 i perches to Daw
sou's Jlill and house-, thence alo.ig the t wn.-hip
road to Burnt Mill;-, to dividing 1 ue between Al
leghcn v and Washington townships, thence along
Washington township line to iliyiding line le-
ii IVitntiii:! :iinl thllr I'.ollnla'S In luCf-t. :lt tin
: . . v- " " .. . - ' '
i iii .1 .. ,.f 1 1 .n;..;., :. . i
0.'UOII lliul , Ol mi; no. .i ji -i iniiiM., in sum
listri t : a.id the electors of that pait of said
township of Allegheny, rciding outside of the
aUive described . :iin. lai i-s, to meet at School
llor.se No. '. in said township.
The elect rs of the district composed of the
towiis!ii f Bhukiick, to meet at the houc cif
Adam Meakin, in the village - f Belsano, iu said
township.
The e'.ectors of the distiict comose.l ,f the
towmhii) of Cambria, to meet at the Court lltise
in the borough of
Kbe
:!is!urg.
The electois
f tlio district coinp isc-.l
of the
House
towns!.'.') of Lai ioll. to meet at tae School
in GirroHtown, i.i said township.
Tho electois i f the district composed of the
Borough ol Oirrclltown, to meet in the School
House ef said Borough.
The electois of tho distiict ci-mpos'jd of the
township of Chest, t meet at the School House
on the larni of Richard J. Proiidfoot, in said
township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough of Chest Springs, to meet at the house
of Jacob Wagi.er, iu said Borough.
The electors of the district e-otnp'isel of the
tov. iishin of Clearfield, to meet at the house of
John 11 Douglass, in ssti.i to.vnship.
The electors of the district compo ed of the
township of Conemaugb, to meet at the School
House at Singers, in said tow nship.
The electors of the I'utrict composed of the
Borough of Coneniaugh, to meet at School House
No. 1. in said through.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Lroyle, to meet in the rxhool House
in the village of Summerhill, in said tow nship.
The electors of the distiict composed of the
Birougii of Kbeutburg to meet as follows : East
Ward at the Court House, in said Ward; West
Ward at James Mvtrs' Hall, in said Ward.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Jackson, to meet at the house of
Henry Rager, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Boroucrh of Johnstown, to meet a follows : 1st
Ward at the Public School House Xo. 5, in said
Ward ; 2d Ward at the Johnstown House, corner
of JIain'and Locust street, in said Ward; 3d
Ward at the Foster House, in said Ward ; 4th
Ward at the Mansion House, in said Ward ; 5th
Ward at the Xtrnville Hotel, in said Ward.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borouch of Loretto. to meet in the Sclmol House
of said Borouidi.
. TEe electors of the district composed of the
township of Munster, to meet at the warehou
of Augustan Durbiu, in the village of Muuster, in
said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Richland, to meet at the house of
Jacob Krin". in said township.
The electors of tie district composed of the
townshtn of Summerhdl. to meet at the School
House in the Borough ol Wilmore, in said town
ship.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borou-rh of Summitvule. to meet at the School
House, in said Borongh.
The electors of the ilistrict composed of the
township of Susquehanna, to meet at the house
of Jerome Tlatt, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Taylor, to meet at the School House,
near John Headrick's, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Washington, to meet at the School
House, situate at the foot of plane No. 4, iu said
township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough of Wilmore, to meet at the School House,
in said Borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of White, to meet at the School Ho'.ise
No. 1, in said township.
The electors of the district composd of the
towuship of Yodcr, to meet at the School House
in Cambria City, in said township.
And I further ffive notice, ts in and by the
13th Section of the aforesaid Act I am directed to
do, That all persons, excepting Justices of the
Peace, who shall bol l any office or appointment
of profit or trust under tne government ol" the
United States, or c;f this State, or any City or
incorporated District, whether a commissioned
officer or otherwise, a subordinate or agent, who
is or shall be employed under the legi-datiye, ju
diciary or executive department of this Suite or
the United States, or auy City or incorporated
District ; also, that every member of Congress
and the 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 Judgi,
Inspector, or Clerk of any eloctioa. if this Com
monwealth, and that no Inspector, or Judge, or
other officer of any Mich election shall be eligible
to any office then to be voted fr Also, in the
4th section of the Act of Assembly, entitled "An
Act relating tei elections and for other purposes,"
approved the 10th d.iy of April. 1S50, it is eu
acted that the forcgoiug 13th section shall not be
so construed as to prevent an military ofticer or
borough officer from serving as Judge or Inspec
tor at any general or s2ecial elections in the Com
monwealth. Also, that in the 01st section of said Act it is
enacted that " every general and Special Election
shall le opened letween the hours of eiht and
ten o'clock in the forenoon, an 1 shall continue
without intciruption or adjournment, until seven
o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be
closed.
The general, special, city, incorporated district,
ami township elections, acd all elections for elec
tors of President or Vice President of the U. S .
shall be heM and conducted by th-J Inspector.-,
and Judges elected as aforesaid, and by clerks
appointed as hereinafter provided.
No person shall be permitted to vote at any
election, as afortsdd, but a white freeman of the
ago of twei.ty-one years or more, who shall have
resided in this State lit least one year, aud in the
eleciion district where he offers to vote at lea-st
ten elavs immediately preced:ng such election.
and within two yc"ars paid a State or County tax !
which shall have Ken assessed at least ten days j
before the election. But a citiz -n ol the u. S.,
... .. 4... ......si., .J....H..V.-. .....
tate. ami reniovei ti.ereiroin ami leturnca. aiM !
who shall have reside 1 in
he
eieclion u;
t.ict
and paid taxes :is aforesaid, shall be entitled to
vote after residing in this State six mouths. Pro
vided. That the white freemen, citizens of the
United States, le!ween the ages cif twenty-one
and tweiity-t wo years, and have n sidil in the
election eHstr'. t ten days as aforesaid, shall lie en
titled to vctc, although they shall not have paid
Taxes.
No person shall bo peimitted to vote w hose
name is not contained in the list of taxable io
habitauts, furnished by the Commis.-ioiier, vinle.-s
first he produce a receipt for the pay meet within
two vcais of a State or County tax, assessed
agreeably to the Constitution and give satisfacto
ry evidence, either on his ov n oath or aflirmatioii,
or that of another, that he has paid such tax, or
on failure to produce a rec eipt,-shall make oath
of the payment thereof, or. second, if he claim a
right to vote by being an elector between the g"
of twenty -one and twenty-two years, be shall de'
pose mi oath or aCirmatioii that be has resided iu
the State at least one year before his a judication,
and make such proof of his resi lence in the dis
trict as is required by this Act and that he (!.?.
verily Ix heve, from t lie accounts given loin, that
e is of and aloie.-aid. and "ive such other cvi-
lence as is required by this act, whemipoii the j
:ame if the person so adni'.tted t. vote, shau le
iit.lted in the Alpliabetical list by tha Inspect
is. and a note made opposite! thereto by writing
the word l.ix i! he soait le .er:ini;e.i to ae
by nasi n if having paid tax : or the word "Ago
if be shall be admitted to vote by reas-m ol such
age shall be called out to the Clerks, who shall
make like tu tes in the list ol voters kept by
them.
In all cases where the nani'1 of a person claim
ing to vote as f .und on the list furnished by the
Commissioners and Assessors, or his rigid to Vote.
whether found thereon or not is ol j.- ted to by
any qualified citizens, it shall be the iuty of the
Inspectors to examine such poison on oain as 10
his iiualincations, anel ;f he claims to have resided
within the State lor one year or more, his oath
shall not 1 sufficient priiof thereof, but shall make
proof thereof by at least one competent witness,
who shall be 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 svcar that his lfna fide residence, in pursu
ance of his law ful calling, is within the district,
aid that be did not remove into said district for I
the luirnose of votinz therein. I
Lvery person quaiineel, as a.oresai.i, ami w 110
shall make due proof, as is required, of his resi
dence, anel naTinent of taxes as aforesaid, t-hail lu
admitted to vote in the township, warn, or uis
trict, in which he shall reside.
If anv person shall prevent or attempt to
pevent, any officer of any election, under this act
from holding such election, or use or threaten anj
violence to any such officer, or shall interrupt or
imnronerlv interfere within the execution of his
dutv. or shall block up the window, or avenue to
uiv window, where the same may ue Homing, or
shall riotously disturb the peace of such election
.ail rioiousijr eiisiui o n.e; -' .v. .
shall use or practice any intimidatiug threats,
rce or violence, with design to influence unduly.
or
force
or overawe, any elector, or 10 iireven nun uom
A. A I ....
voting, or to restrain the freedom ot choice, such
persons on conviction shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding $000, be imprisoned for auy time
not less than one month, nor more than twelve
months; and if it shall be shown to the Court
where the trial of such offence shall be had, -hat
the nerson so offending was not a resilient of the
city, ward, ilistrict, or township where the said
offence was committeel and not entitled to vote
therein, then, on conviction, ha khall be sentenced
to pay a fine not less than one hundred, nor
more than one thousand dollars, anil imprisoned
not less than six months nor more thau two
years."
Pursuaut 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, and pro
duce them at a meeting of one Judge from each
district, at the Court House, in tho Borough of
Ebcnsburg. on the 3rd day after the day of elec
tion, being Friday the llth day of October, A. D.
1801, then and there to do and perform those du
ties required of them by law.
And further, if any Judge, by sickness or un
avoidable accident is unable to attend said meet
ing of JuJges, then the certificate or return afbr.
safd shall be taken charge of by one of the Inspe -y
tors or clerks of the election of the same district,
who shall do and perform the duties of said Judge
unable tcj, attend.
Oivrn under tnv hand at my ofnee in Kbens-
bur". tne 4th day of September, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one, and of the Independence of the Unitid States
the eighty Mxth.
ROBERT P. LINTON, Sheriff.
Sept. 12, 1861.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The proprb tors and manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS can appeal with perfeet confidence to phy
sicians and citizens generally of the United States
because the article has attained a reputation
heretofore unknown, A few facts upou this point
will speak more powerfully than vclumcsou
bare assertions or blazoning puSery. Th con
sumption of Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters for the
List year amounted toou-r a halt million tx -tiles
anel from its manifest steady increase in times
paat, it is evident that during the coming year
the consumption will reach ncur one million hot
ties. This immense amount coukl never have
been sold but for the rare medicinal prcpei ties
c-jLtaiued iu the preperation. and the sanction, of
the most prominent physicians in those sections
of the country where the article is bist known,
who not onlj' reconimemle 1 the Bitters to their
patiei'ts, but are ready at all times ti gire testi
monials to its efficacy in all cases of stomachic
derangements and the diseases resulting therefrom
This is not a temporary iopularity. c'ritained
by extraordinary efforts in the way rf trumpet
ing the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid esti
mation of an invaluable medicine, which is des
tined to be as enduring as time itself.
Hostctter's, Stomach Bitters have proved a
Godsend to regions where fever and ague am!
various other bilious complaints have counted
their victims by hundreds To be able to state
confidently that the "Bitters" are a certain cure
fr the Dyspepsic aud like diseases, is to the pro
prietors a source of unalloyed pleasure. It re
moves all morbid matter from the stomach, pu
lifies the Uoa1, and imparts renewed vitality
t the nerveU4 systc-for giving it that tone aud
energy indispensable st the restoration of health.
It operates upoa the domach. liver, and other
digestive organs, milaly but powerfully, and
s-jii restores them to condition essential to the
healthy dischaige of the functions of nature.
Elderly pers his may um? the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
iu it a stimulant eculiarly adapted to coinfoit
declining 3 ears, as it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tr-nic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the ei
eleiice of thousands of aged men and women who
have experienced the W-nelit of r.siug this prep
aration w bile suffering from stomach derange
ment and general debility; acting tiudei the ad
vice .f physicians, they have abandoned all del
eterious drugs and fairly testel the merits of this
article. A few words to the gentler sex. There
aie certain periods whentheir cures are so bar
rassing that many of them sink under the trial.
The relation of mother and child is so absorbing
I ly tender, that the mother, especially if she be
i young, is apt to forget her own health in ber ex
treme anxiety for h-r infant. Should the period
of maternity arrive during the summer seison,
l the wear if bodv and mind is gegerallv aggrava-
eiL ncre t,iel isaneesitv for a stimulent to
j rec-iperate the energies of the system, and enable
the mother to War up under her exhausting tri
als and responsibilities. Nursing motl cis gener
ally prefer the Bitters ti all otner invigorates
that receive the endorsement of physicians, l-e-cause
it i agieeablo te the taste as well as cer
tain to give a permanent inci'-aae of boelyily
strength.
All thoi pers 'iis.t i whom we have particu
larly referred above, to wit: suncrers fiom fever
and ague, caused by malaria, di irtlaei. dysen
tery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and all disea
ses tn- derangements of the stomach, supcr-nua
ted invalids, persons of sedentary accupation,
and nursing mothers, will consult their own phy
sical wedf.ic by giving to Hostettcr's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters a trill.
CAUTION. We caution the public agaiust
using any of the many imitations if counterfeits,
but ask for II. st etc Kit's Cki.ki:katm Stomach
Bittkrs, and see that each bottle ha8 the words
"Dr. J. Hosietter's Stomach Bitters" blown on
the side of tbc bottle, and stamped on the metal
lic cap covering the cork, and olscrvo that c ur
autograph signature is on thel.ib.-l.
Cr- Prepared and sold by IU VST KIT KB V
SMITH. Pittsl tiigh. Pa., and sobi by all drug
gists, irrocers. and dealers gci. rally throughout
United States, South America, and Germany
AOENTS. Davis & Jones. Ebensbnt-r; J. A.
P irrish. Sumniitvi!!e; Wm. I.itzinger, Irctto:
Peter Kinney. Minister.
Sept. 5,
It 00. ly.
m
IMI bull.
DR. LELAND'S
IT
) VW 1)
ill
lllLLJJiii
in 1 1 1 IV XJl
IS 11 IE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOB
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
ami a sritK cfiic roii
All Mercurial Diseases
It is a conveniently arranged P.ai.d, containing
a medicated cum pound, to le worn around the
Waist, u-ithout injury to the most delicate l-er-sons,
no change in habits of living is required,
and it entirely lemoves the disease fiom the
system, without producing the injurious e fleets
arisiug from the Use of Hweifu! interna! mi-di-cir
es which weaken and destroy the cnn.-titutioii,
and give temporary relief only. Ry this treat
ment, the medical" properties contained in tbc
B and, come in contact with the blo-l and reach
es the disease, through the pores if the skin,
effecting in crcry instance a jrfect cure, and
restores the parts afflicted to a healthy condition.
This band is also a i-.ot pow-rful Axn-Mtxi r
p.IAL agent, and wi.l entirely relieve the syste-m
from the jvrwWow iffocts of mercury. Mlc-r-ate
eases are cured in a few days, and wc arc
constantly receiving testimonials of its efiicacy
in agrivated cases of long standing.
Prick $2.0, to be had of Druggists irenerall v.
or can le sent bv mail or express, with full di
rections f r n&e, to any part of Country, direct
from the principal Office
.o. !OI IIKO.lI WAY, XctV-Yorli
G. SMITH vS- CO , Sole Pkoi'kiksous.
N. B- Descriptive Circulart Sent Free.
For sale by H. C. Devine. Ebeiiburjr.
Amenta Waultil Kvrjwhert.
June ly, 'Cl ly.
WHEELER & WILSOXS'
Scwiim 31 a chines.
R. A. O. KERR, AGENT,
ALTO0NA. BLAIR COUNTY TA.
T!VT piesenting the alxjve named Sewing Ma
1 1 chinc-H to the examination and eonsidiral
tion of the iublic. the Agent desires to cd
attention to the fact that during the last eight
vKira. there has been ever 14 000 more of
these machines sold than anv others in the mar
ket. This alone is convincing proof of the su
periority" of these machines over all others.
These machines cau Ihj seen and examined at
the store of the Arent. in AltnuiA.
Price of No. 1 Machine, Silver 1 Ialed. Olass
Foot and new style Hemmer $t5. No. 2. Or
namental Bronze. Glass Foct new style Hemmer
Jo&. No. 3, Plain, with old stjlo Hemmer
$15.
N. R. Full icstructions giv itis; and f.r
furthur particulars address . Kekk. Al-
Uona, Blair co., Pa. 33, 8, ly.
BLAXK SUMMONS AND EXECU
TIONS FOR SALE AT TI1JS OFFICE
pa
PlTil
IYTI 1 IlIMTM TI0 WWW
Mi UIILiUJmilU ViVAU
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
TOR PTJBJFYIXG THE BLOOD,
And for the epcedy core of tiie eboina rrtetici ef
Scrofula and rraratoni AfTrrtfans. snrtt mm
Tumors. I'lrrrs, Korea, Eraptloaa. Pirn
plea, Puatnln, Blotches, Bella, Blalua,
iiel rn.ll blLln Ulaeaaca.
Oak LAxn. Ind rth Juno. 1S9.
J. C ATKR Co. Gnt: I f.-,-l it mr lur to a-knonrUxl-jT-
what your SarsaparilU has door- 'for inn.
HaviD!r iubertt.il a iv-rofulous mfortion, I hare uffi-tv.I
from it tn Tarions way tor year. SometMue tt twn-t
out iu I'torra ou my haui ami arms; aMiirttiar it
turtifd fuYraret anil di-itrefwil i:i at the -timach. Two
year airo it 1-rxike out on mr lioad and mw1 mv aratp
and ear with one aorv. ht li was uuiifil wvl km liiMm
beyond eIoM-riitie)n. 1 trhtl pwnr Pti-tljruhii mvl mrni
Ihysi'-iin, but wtlhout much n l-f from any tiling. In
fart, the diort.-r );n-ir worw. At Imith I Wa n-iirel
to read in the fls-l -run -r that yon liwt lirTr-1
an alti-rativ Sarsaparilla). ir I tnrw from yonr rin
tallon that anr tiling jmit tuale mut he good." I 1it t
Cineinnali and irot it, aud o-d it till it rurwl nf. I ton
it, a you ailvise. in amall d- of a tcaTooufitt out a
mooth. and ns-d almost thrro bolth-s. NC-w and tx-attliT
akin won bejn to form nndi-r the aeah. whi. li aft.-r a
whikr fe-ll off". My kin is now rh-mr, and 1 koow br mr
fcelmsra that tt- lls-a- Is pon from bit cytrna. '
can we-11 belicvr that I 1-rl what I ant aavin ckn I t.-tl
yon, that I bxld you to hv one of the apottkra of the ajje,
and remain ever j,-Tate-fully, 'otirs,
ALKUKU B. TALLKV.
&t. Anthony Flro. Roae or Kryalneloa,
Tetter aud Salt Ithenin, Scald llcad,Klna;
worm, Sore Kyea, lrop y.
Or. Koh.-rt M. ln lil wril.-a fn.m Sl.-m. X. Y IVth
lt-. Is5l, Hint be baa curvd an inv-t-rat? case of
Itropty, whirh tlin-at.niod to t.-miitmt fntallr, hv t!n
perse vTiu)r e of our SarKaparflla. and alM a dani-r-oua
attack of Malignant Eryiplu by larce do nf the
nmo ; aaya bo cure-it the- coniinon Eruptions by it coo
etantly. Uronchocele, Goitre, or Swelled Kttfc.
Z-huIon Sloan of. Iroicct. Te'xaa. write : 'Throe
botll.n of your SarsapariUa currd me from a initre a
hidi-ona awcllin? on the uc-ck, whit-b 1 ltad offered from
over two yeara."
Lftirorrhor or Wtiltes. Ovarian Tumor,
L'terlnc Vlceratlon, Ftiaale Uiaeasrs.
Dr. J. B. S. ("banning, r New York Citv. writea : I
mot eheTfuUy comiily with the renmft of "your crit in
MTintr 1 have found your Srkso.rlila a tuoft -xct.-ilit
alterative in the nurm-rou c'in. Units for which we iu
f.loy auch a mnedr. but c-sn-ially in Ft-mmU IHtraM-m
of the Scxofalous dint ho is. 1 have cured many invet
erate casea of Ieurorrho-a by it, and some where tho
complaint waa eausv-d 1J ulceration of the fert. 1h
uln-ration itse lf waa aoou rure-d Nottiiuy within my
knowlodf eonala it for tlieae fi-raale de-ran-tnents.
Kdwarel S. Marrow, of Newburr, A U-, wrftra s A rtni-p-rous
orarian t moron one of tlit f.tnnl.-s in mv familr,
which had dvfu-d all tiie r-tiiolk-e we could cmplor. Ins
at I-nrth been comph-t- ly cured hy tout extract of Sar-s.-ijiarilli.
Our pliyslciau thought nethtn but cxtiira
tion could a lord n-ln-f. but he aivi--d the- trial of vonr
Aarsapariila aa th lai-t n-wrt Iw-fore ciittln. aji 1 it
Iroved rftt-ctual. Aft'T taking your rvmedy eij-Hit Willi
co tywptoin of the Uiae-ase re-maina."
(ypbllla and Mercurial Dlaeaae.
New Oiii.eins, .ah Auut. li.
Pn. J. Cl. Arrr Sir: I chfi-rfuIlT eumplr with the
nimt of your aire-nt, and r-Krt to yon miiou of the
effi-cts I have reahz.-d with your SarKajiarilla-
I hare eurwi with it, in toy prarlicc, m-t of the com
1 lints for which it is rcccuuie-nde-d, and Itave found Ha
eflV-ct truly wonde-rful in tiie cure" of l otcrwyj nnl J.-r-rurinl
Intense. I tne of my patmts liad Syhilitic tilers
in his throat, wliicli were cemi-uniiii bis palate and the
top of his mouth. Your Saraparilla, rti-ailiJr taken,
run-d him in five we-c-ks. Anttthcr was attMrkeil by s
ondary symptoms iu bis hom-, and the ulr-ration bad
Citt-n away a eoni'i'h-rable iart of it, so that I t-ljcv tho
iioord'-r would mkjb re-ach Ins hraiu and kill him. Iliit it
yi-ldi-d to my almhiltm;i.in nf your Saraan2la ; the
ulc-rs healed, and lie- is --ll again, not of course a itTiout
aome di.nmratlu of the face-. A woman who bad Ui-n
treated for tho mine dikord-r r.y mercury was auilt'iini;
irom tliis Jioisou iu hY bon-a. l in y liad ba-eome ao aeni
tive to the weather that on a damp day she Fuff.-red ex
cruciatinir nin in ber joints and Iwik'-iC. She, too. waa
cure"d -mir ly by your Ssrva;wrilla in a fe-w wee-ks. I
know from its formula, which vour asut pave me, tltat
tins l"reparation from your laWratcry must be a trreat
ntnedy ; cousi-cjuetitly, thoM truly reniarkable resulta
with it bare not tiurprised inc.
Fraternally yours, O. V. LAUIMEE, 51. D.
It lie nmatlsm. Gout, Llrtr Complaint.
1m 1-HNtiKXCK, rri-Kton Co Va.. f4h Julr. lv.r.9.
Pu. .!.'. Atkiu Sir: I have l-.-n nffli-t.-t with apain
fnl chrouie i.littnuntitm fur a 1jh;j tinn-. a hich baffled the
t-kill f physicians, and stuck t j iw iu spite of allttia
re-m-lies 1 i-a-nld fiud.nutil 1 tried your harsaparilla- One
liol'Je e-urei me in two wevks, and restored my Keueral
bi-alth f much that I ara far better lluui Is-fore I waa
attack-el. 1 think It a wonderful medicine. J. KKKAM.
.luh-s V. Cetehell, if St. Jouis, writes: I have tern
afflicte.1 fur y-jtrs with an nfection tht Licer, which
dei-troveel my Iiealth. I trid -very tliiiur, and every thiiu;
faite-el to r li- ve nie ; and I have been a Lrokeu-down man
for sotuo years from no other cause than tlrrnngrmMt of
the f.irrr. 1y l-lovetl pastor, the Kev. Mr. Kspy, ad vise. J
me to try your Suroiparilla, Iscanse be said he kuew vou,
and any tliiiiir you made waa worth trying. Hy the bless
ing ! ;"! it lias rui-.d me, and ban so purified my blood
as to make- a new man of me. I feel youug arain. Tho
best V.iul ran be t. u 1 of you is not half good i-uough."
Srlilrrtts, Cancer- Tumora. Enlaraiement, VI
rrratluu, Carles, a ltd. Exfoliation of tlto
Honrs.
A irrent varie y of eaea have been reported to n whore
cures of these formidable complaiuta have resulted from
the use of this remedy, but our space here will not ad
mil tin in. ome of them may be found iu our American
Almanac, which the a?vnts below named arc please-d to
furuiah gratis to all who call for theaa.
Dyapspsla. Heart Dlaeaae, Pita, Epllepay,
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable onrea of the'se alTectiona have tccn
made bv the alt.-rative pow r of this medicine. It slimu
lates tiie vital fuit.-tioiis into viirorous action, and thus
overcomes disorder which would l supposvd N-yond
its reach. Such a rennVy has lonr lten n-q'iired by tiie
m-cei.itii-s of tiie pinj'le, and wc are coulMcUt that this
will do for the-in all that tuedioiuc' can do.
Ayefs Cherry Pectoralj
FH TIIE K.irll Ct'KE P
Cotislia, Colda, Influenza. Hoarseness,
Croup, Rrnnrhltli, Incipient Couauutp
lion, mlcl for the He lief of t oninuip-
tlve l'aticnts. In aelv aitceel
ataKea of the Oiscase.
Thi" is a remedy o unive rsalJy known to F5rpa an
other fur the euro of thro.it aud "luni; compL- I'tfc, that it
is uix l--ss here to publish the evidence of it vtitnes. Its
unrik-nlled execlli-nee feir coucbs and colds, aud its truly
wonderful cures of liulmoiinry diseahe-, have made it
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth.
Few are the communities, or ove-n fniuilM-s. ajuocir them
who have not some M-rsotial experience of its t-ffects
Feme living trophy in their raielst of its icrory over the
m title and dtneerous tiieirders of the thrK:t and lutis.
As all know the- dreadful fatality of these disorders, and
as they know, too, the effect of this mtie-dy, we ue--d not
do more thau to assure them that it baa now all the vir
tues that It did have when makinthe cures wbich have
won so blrou-ly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared ty Dr. J. C. AYES lt CO., Lowell,
S.ivl ly 11. S. P.ui.r. KWuslmr-: U. T. Kra7.T
.M.nMi.wn ; T. S. Kuij lie 1.1, IVlsan-.; P. II.
M.h1.!. Le ri:.: .1. A. P.irish, 'uuuni:; i.n 1 by
tiea'.iTS evi-rvwlirre.
111.. ... . r r, lfe.
MANHOOD, j
How Lest. Hew Restored, j
a Li ciriti: ox tup. xati i.k, tkkat- :
MK NT A I) P.ADlCAHT Ki: tF SPLllMA- !
TOlilMlA, or Seminal Weakness, Se xtuil IK-bili- '
ty. Nervousness and Invoiimtary l-:inisions-. j
pi.sbit i;i4 Imp-jteiicy, Consumpiioii an l MenUil J
and PLysical incapacity. !
bv k.'h. J. ri.vi:i.k i ! b. m. i.. j
Tlio iiiiiH.it.int f.ivt that the awfdl coiiscquem i
f se-.f-:ib;ise mav It- e-lievtuaUv rei.ioveel wrdi-.-ut
internal ineslieiiies if tlic dauerviis ajip'icatioiis
of caustics, iusti mi e ists, lueilicattxl Ku,"ies. and
idlier empirical devises, is here cleaily demonstra
ted, and the entirely new and hi-fdy successful
treatment, as adopted by tiie ccle-brali'el nutlior
hiy ixplaiueil, by means f wbich every one is
enabled to cuic Liinse 'f jn rfetly. and at the least
jossibIe ost. tbeieby a v. .id'-ii all the advertised
ti.estri.ms nf the day. This lecture will pnve a
lns.ii t thoi:s i.lds and tLt-usands.
Sent under seal, iu a plain envelope. t- any
a .Mret'S. --t the
stamps, lv addn-svsit-.vj
M. l.. Ii7 llenvery.
P.x 4.. ;.
March 'Ol. April
receipt if two ostaire
Dr. Cll. J. C. KLINK.
New York, Pe-st Ofiicc
ll, 'tiO.ly Auj. U.'GL
SELF -SEALING
F II U I T CAN
s,ioo .-oi.i last vein
The tmdcTsiuued will sell his Mpular make if ;
SELF-SEALirZG FRUIT CAKS, j
This season, at the fcljow in- pii.i-s. Fn CASH j
One Quart Can, vlth (Vmint. Jl U0 tr doze t j
Two Quart Cms, with Cement, 41 75 jit dzcn.
&3-AU orders frora a distance f.r Pick Dozkv.
or more. ire tvr"ajauietl trM tht ciuh, u ill lr
promptly atU:ikl to the Cus securely packc:
and delivered al the Ilailread Suiiou without
extra ch;iri;e.
A dress or K;nd orderR to
FRANK W. HAY,
July- Johuilawp,
.M.vf r
r nnrnrn irrinv
l'lr IT It d I 1 1 1 V
Haring proofs to strong and direct as to
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL
Fit Sutomrr,. .lr.d-.ts, IvliliTs, Piiyk ian
id" the- oldest M'l:''li Will SS Drr, li-f It- llifir
nnquaiitii .sut-ilii-u. ai.J rt-o-siinielJil it fer 'I
r;M-i el irII'ti.i. nl '.iir.e ed th" lp ik1
lrjun ; Lut iiilwLu l.jivc u.-i-d st.uiiite.m niifyiL
tl.Mtitwi'.l .r.-s4rvc ll.f l.air lu-tn Uiiig tr.V
:md fr4ii fl!iii t aiy J'fe, ;.s vtll a.- tvs-lejie-
Ki'iid tl.e b-lieiw ii: :
(Uli tiie.v, C. Jt ne 21t!.. lf.:.
Pkok. C. J. V..l : lVar Mr: lew Hair
K-4. ir.itivt? is i.ij.i.lly :cii'u.i; i"i'i'.arit y lit tl-.is.
community. I !i.iv hael o.-awi t lay rja-.l:.e-
aiel-, an 1 ive je.ur Iiair Iivw.rj.tit &
jfrb-ct U"3-t :
lunu;i the jiar I?C4. I s u.A i t iiiat
;u t be tLr nn fi.-ni my M.lky a:.fet a lucL
ii.ar tLi- rck.l siV.fi"Ui L:i b'V Ltad tiii't-e
itit.iti.m. wlii.-.h e-.Hli?uUt .-ut-.l t tliC Irani an.t
e xt. m il stirf;u-c if the.- In a 1. fr :u the cflects f
tvhli my lia'r liuallv !e-tnyi-d t r llw
oiitin- Mirl;e-i; .f the I.im.I. Kria tl.c tiuif 1 fin-l
.iis..vvcrel its cl..pi'inz, lioMc-vcr up t- tl. tiint
of its t"tAl :is.ii--n;uieie, I 'nijiloy-.l trrjtLiiir:
1 c-i'.d ll i-.k i f. K-in a .ref-sional u.an niVM-lf
an.!. ;is I tlioUlit. ua'.iTst3Tii;nr tiie UHltire
el.s;.se-. but Was
fiuallf
defeated iu iviTV I'.c-
M.-i.li'U advAliCsd.
'i'lit-se and Ijo ntliCT lire UMl-t:inCcV lOeltiml n
t.
r.r-..rt l vo ir w.-itLv llir Pestorat i le, l. h
I l.ave i-very r (.-s.ii In klitvc. jir-sJu-t-J a -iiy
IiHj.pv rMi'.t ? iw tuoiitl.s a fie tlic liit
cati n.l liad a l-.tuti.'u! a Leal 4 joun: Lair
s t-ve-r 1 suv, for wLicli I certainly cse e-u tiiy
lu.est sit.eire lliJi ts Le-j-t asntid, di-r air, i
' .la:l rrceii.3ni-i.l your tri'Ky to ith ikii.inrs;
more-nil, I slia'l u.-e Ui ;:'it-:ice, ;LkL 2
ll.ttti-r i.iysK-U to siy. is jk1 a lie.
You e: n I'U'.Iisli u-i t y.m ti i.ik ii'jtr
Yours. verv rcs.Ttfi; v.
M. J. Wbe iiiT. ST. D.
t'r..C -f tl:e.Ie-::Vr-nian. Pliilir'l'i. Ya.
Iee 1-Ji'i. :5".
I lke.tr Sir.: I bel it n.y eb ly as we'l au luy
! "'le isure, to slat t y.ii ilie li.loi- circum
1 tai!t: vvl.itL yoi can ue if you liiink rojH-r
A -leiitie-liiau eft i li'V. (A law yet j lias bevu
L.M ever .-int-e h s early yoiali ; UiUiL s-v
tl...t l e (i'ni!i:.l"! t. vMr a w ic He &-
iiulu -l t tlx- a b ill; f your Hair Kttorir
, tive," wliieli be lke! v-ry mueh; iim1 bfter
; list-in g jcne two or "nrer Itedtcls bis li.tir "eur
j Mit iu.t-luxnn i.tly. and Lc ii.w La a l.au J-.
some be.nl -f Lair. Tie p;(M;tleiuaii- natue is.
; P.ra.ii'or.l. ai.el as 1- i v.ry Uwu iu I'd
I a ll -iniii ti.ini ti-s. tii tny t-rB .ns te.tily te
j tL- truth . tl.'.s iteinciit ; I "ive it Je yen u
tbe n-ju-st .f Mr. P.ra.lf. r!. Y-n eaii sell a,
j "Teal :-l ef your Hair I lest -.rat ive in Ibis auJ
i t!ie a.lj-'inii'i' o unities, if you Lave the pr..jer
i iont.. Yiu-s. ,vc.
Ti!o:dp.ox srur.iiNou.
1
; Ir. Y. i-l : Dear Sir: lei:.5l me t....rrss tLo
i obligations 1 Min under i i tl e e lire K.-Uialiiu
eTiny ba;r to its i-ilcii ai c.Toi ; lit tt.e t;iij
of my arrival i i tbe I't.itel Siati-K it ws raj'iJIj
lavoinin V-ray. but nj'U tbe :j-pl. iti 'ti if yiHir-
Hair Ilestoralivt-' it s.m reeirve!Cl i ts criminal
Lue. I eotisidrr your Pejorative as a very on-le-rful
invention, iuite t-fficanojs .-is well a 4
:reab!i
S. TIlALliKla;,
1 Tbe Il-t-.rat ive is ut r iu l--ttl-s of tbren
j si.es. viz; luri-. tn-.!itiin and small; the small
S holds J a j.iut. and retails f..r cne dot!ar per l.-t-'
tie ; the medium bold at least tweiily h r rn,t,
j nu-rt- in proportion li.an tiie smal!. reta;l for
t two d- liars j-r lsti-; Hie bire a -uart
: 40 er cent tin-re in projs.rtion, au-i ntsiis Je
! tlirn; dollars jef Udtle.
t). J. WTa il) 4- tH . IVo,.riet.M-s, 444 P.n.I
' way. New Yolk, aiel 111 Mai ket Street, fet.
IL-uis. JU
And s lJ bv sdl i- DnujCisls an I Fancy
s
le
ner.
For s-le at this plai-e l v II. C. Iiviue.
Jtv e lStil-ly.
B CER HAVE'S-
HOLLAND BITTERS
rot
DYSPKPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &.o.
Th UTT-.Tut intr'nlim at:d "f tlit fhit4
R.nx-dy ba tm ttt nitul feira Uin-al 3-kxI S nii(KiB4a
rail-d -Hitters," pflorei in tari.'US tTtis. fr-na a qna.t
buttla to a tivr cail.m kx. anul ttu ord IlitiTs " t l-ua
auotliv taaiuc lur "pv,"1 or acow viiia iieia Li-k-y miix
Sun.
Bat Um reallv prt rrlW-f drr4 tro-n tb niiiiuls 4-j
Oti teajKHNiIui, ol our nmliciue,
BCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
A n'i Otf emUre ctiaemre f ef'tT prwlraiitm, htm -t.'liH-4
I. it a rfmtatioo . liirb tL bost enf lmilatifr aud
trrfaita bava fulnl to nndenniMi. It ta p.actjvclv a
tabla J rj 111401, iu luuvly su!&c4.4.t pare oj-irita ta
frwmt it
Bat oue alM uf tie g-tiiuue. (ILuX Tu.t 3(:Us Kic
Ooe IMlar.
It U a tneilicl&e of long tried efficacy ftr Furif imj
ikt BlooJ, to esectikl fL-r tbe foondatiua uf good
beaJta and fur eorrecta;"; dUordor cf lie atoautcb
and bowelc
Two cr Uiree iotss will oonvicre tbe aS:cte-d cf
lu salutary efects. Tbe etomacb will rpeeelily rf ain
Its strength, a bealtby action of the liver, bowela
and kidneva mill toon take place, and renewed
naalUi be the quick result.
For Itlir:e-ttionu
Try Etrrhave'i Helland Eillcrs
ITor- IIextirui-ti,
Try Eirrhave's Doll-nd Eltteri.
For Acidity,
Try Earbau'i Eclland Sitter..
PorlWaterbranh,
Try EtrrtaTc's Holland Eitteri
For Haelcli-,
Try Bcrrtau". Holland Bitters.
For Loea of Ap-rtetile.
Try Earhaie'i Holland Sitters.
For Coatireneas,
Try BtrrhiVt'i Holland Eitlera.
For Piles,
Try Bcrh-iTe's Holland Bitten
In all Nervous, Hbeamatic and Xeuralgie ASee
tiafia, it bai in nnmerona inciaaoee proved bifbla
beneficial, and in otbers effected a decided cure.
BEAD CAREFULLY!
The trouiue hU-hW eaoceotrated baertiarr'a Holland
Bittna M put up lu Llf plat boltla only, and tviaiM at
Oo lKllr per bottle. Ilia gram eletoaod- for tbia truly
4bratd Mdkiae baa Induord aaaay .-.y-ri. whlca
tbe ablic ahoaM guard finc porchaainf.
ftaan of Impmitiimt frif rtrr tfint -t ru Pit -J4
e cwrj bJ&c ytm bmy.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.
BOLE PB0PEIET0BS,
riTTSBrBGn, pa
For sale in I Ktl ttr- 1 v A. A. P.ARKF-U.
AllT.kt '2'2m 1Sr.0.-ly..
Bounty, school & poor housl
ORDERS
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