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acre& 4,9 3 -lAel . ). Tice-C)4tellipr's Cogit,
ipi
„ltielt i iureffeet t 01 . nutr:-
- rrig")Pilitliiilks* 6 4ifitr t,a,(re o eased
i q'-‘ 14 .4114 c, 44 TV . r 8 ?i l4 t
• #4tp,miC§f . ptes. • ,
44/47.y.;_Tinlif,Ejys is
• fiAted to lie tho4atention'of the Govern
.briVfri-
'fr-441;1;t4riiee:iit stati -it) be
- ,F9 - 94s4ed*Itg . . - .)htnli.ssl.9)] . offi,4;r :3
-• ;
:,$) The : marriage ;of' the Princess
rriuee 'Fredelicit-Williate of Prussia,
71 iiet down for thw•2s - th of 'January. •
The;worlt otlaunehinn• the Leviathan
.Im . progre.ss - iirg,,ilo4ls but'surely. She
wax moved a.few : feet for:ward every; day,
Operationx.were_ suspeided_Pil the Sth
by a-dense .
• FR ANCIE:-•A most extraordinary theo
tozieql controversy hss just issued from
314116. an opera dane
‘.- I f ii
s.
at_ tbo._Ael elute tripena e• p arts.
The lady is a Protestant, and the .disens
xion has been yeined ariswer to the
l'•irs:ribus'atternpta made te - eolivert her by
the Al./144 ThCfObald. • The work. is of a
' tutist - reMarlAle, tenflene:y, and has es
cited the greatest. interest among" the
writers of the drivers and other religious
.
13E .K.I;S:D- TO_ fourt c_trsrEns.,—Boys,
beiiiudEto.yonr sisters. ' You may live to
be old, and never find,iuch tender, loving
,trietuittas these. sisters. Think. how ma
ny things they do for. - you; how patient
.tileyare with you . ; how they love you in
I of. all, your iil Temper or rudeness;
I)l9l,6e4ghtft : ',l for'tbeirs . . lie ever ready
Ito oblige thein,, to peribral any little of--
fcitdoti thew- that lies in your power,—
Think what'Yon•cait do for them, and . if
li ttey'eFpresS a Wish,' be ready to gratify
you AO • not know how
happiness you will find in so doing.
i F I never yet knew a happy and respected
iTain who was not in youth kind to his
isters. There is A beautiful song which
aye
Ide kind to your, sisters—not many may know
The depth of tree sisterly, love;
The wealth 4f the ocean lies fathoms below
1 , T 1 a eucface that sparkles above
• 1)1i/bilpipq abeitisti alts.
i,‘ • •
Flom
1 JOHN A. RIDDLE,
Merchants Hotel, North4th St., Phihcia
)4 THE Mq4NANTS +IF-THE WEST AND NORTH
•rt • -..
.11111111 , ADELIIIIA::.M-kRKET: beingiusilr
.L. geeepsible f ,your,attcutionjs called to it,
ais possessing facilitiesand advantages worthy
-.6( your consideration. •
Among its advantages maybe enumerated
Ats location,.lioxing.shorter lines of communi
cation An the interior, its proximity to the irog
.o.ad Anthracite Qoal districts of Pennsylvania,
tile large and _varied extent of its manilas
stares, being !aria advance of any other city
Sit the iinitea.Stateq, the kgoderate • expensas
sSecessary for.,carrying on business, etc., etc.
ritarlict r s ossesses unrivalled ati - aints
i es .f .e. th e sale . of :many kinds of produce,
eaeh as Flour, Wheat ; Byrley, Wool,, Butter,
cheese s -c., _while the , charges made upon
sires and attendant"P..tieuses are more modar
itte than neigborttg,scaboarti markets. -
- Wif. W. I'.AUL, Wholesale BOOT, sins
and STRAW GODS ,WARE/101.75E, No.
626 ibrket St.
FOLFE 4 KING, Wholesale - CLOTHING
' HOUSE, No. - 430 Market and 425 Merohaat
Streets. -• 7
PAYLOR, GILLESPIE 4- CO:; Whalen!
- • GROCERS, Noa. 11 and 13, South Water et
- ‘ 1;. C. FREELA ND, with CLINE 4. CAR
RCL,..lmporters of WINES, BRANDIES,
tGINS, te., No. 304 North 3d Street.
'l' MORRIS, PEROT 4 CO., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers ittBRUGS, CHEMICALS
- , PAZITS,OILS, GLASS. DYE STUFFS, te.,
,- No. ezi= Market. and 61 St. Tames Sts.
KEYSTONE' STATE SAPONIFIER, or
• ;•' : •-CONCENTRATED - LYE for 'making Soap.
Hatiufactitred by the Penu.Slilt Co., Tare-
tum,•Allekhany county, Penn. 'Represented "
by LEWIS; JAMES 4. CO., Philadelphia.
4 j . ' TAYLOR, .Importers asd Cash'
No. 305 Market Street, HOSIERT, '
-GLOVES, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, GUM
'BELTS; SHIRT BOSOMS; WHITE GOOD*,
- :EMBROIDERIES, LACES, SUSPEN.DERS,
'!TEIREADS, COMBS: 4-c., 4.c:
,TNN,3 RAIGUEL CO., Importese of
GOODS and Jobbers of FANCY
and STAPLE. SILK GOODS, EMBROLDE
, ,RJES, .4T., No.. 37 N. Third street. .
414-YES, - KENT,: SAYTEE 4- CO., Import
lets and Jobbers of FOREIGN and DOMES
. TIC DRY GOODS, No.. 239 and 241 North
- Aid Street, abovse•Race. . -
111AISON SHITH,. OIL Cl,Cfrft lIANII
FACTURERS •and - COMMISSION MER
CHANTS. Waiehhuie N0..146 N.3d St.
Nob HEYE EY
. 4. CO., Importers and
. Wholuale . Dealers . HARWARE, CUTT-1-
'' Wand' GUNS, 427 Maritet'and 416 Co.'M
inerCe-atreeth.--' - • •
PA' L H. BIBIGHAUS, , Importer and
--,-Wholesaie Denier in FOREIGN and DO
' ESTICeIHARDWAHE; isB:North..l4
oithet
4 1rILL, CROSS CUT, CIRCULAR and
WAND - SAWS in' ny variety and style of
•' the celebrated IXL stunt, mearilliaituted by
WALTER CRESSON; Depot No. 603 Coma
e
,grAsiolg,- HATCHETS, in great wt.
2Liety; manufactured by C. lIIMMOND, De=
- -potlid.'so - Ccna
irnerde , at: The attention
`of theirad ale * ttailt"AtO
theseg . oOds al 'being
equal isi gonlity'and,finish.to any made.
1411FES BARBER, - Vaiildiale - Dealer in
,CLCCES,,Agent for the P,ATENT EQUAL
IPIG7TIIIR,TY, TCL OClC.,..Marlolf eine
ter oronti - Prss. -E n
~ cOret_ctL2ol
PRATT 4. R.E4Tir; - "lntrfot4ern'Of W.A.TCH
-1•ES;IE-WELRY.,and '6001431"X•
' - coraer . sth and Market•etB-
•'., 3 rITCUc.IT . ; JONES &CO -
, ;..impprtirs and4otebers is ' •
Britialo4;.apv3A - 4qatvDrzGliods,
' litildarkecthrongh to 304 Church Altti7 . , •
Vir:6ll,patfil palidj; fv t iwprot.!ea Non,-
if!iBFIVR`IIS ( k,QYVA
C9NTiPTION
. 1 FIZE.,FR I ;
DISEASES OF THE_MINIA_NO TiffilfAT
I ' > . ...i - ARE: rogriywr --, . r -,:-
_. '
._,,
I CURACUCIF itli INitAliATIOllf,
jl 6 tr,lllcll,collyen, thPe-rf-Ifte,dses tp tll cieeie
1 •ITYtilithiliti T fliiiiiangs I.l:flett!,thii ja z i 2 ,li st „.
I ges,„ and cons;mg in, dit.eft Conbect,With,the,
, disease, neutralizes thiSlittercelai-Maiter, al
!laysthe.i.tengiii itansei al freaitncf easesexpec-1
; turafiot4diritlS ;the' linigk; pnrifiet BM biot;d 7 l
1 impqrytteren,wed I,:itality to_th - n
eervetusteystrari".
gitillf,3 I ;:fitt Wife OA .energyO: indisPensablt ;
for the iearo - ration bf Fieal Ell.' - 7:(; - 1)2 Ittre . t() I
• ..
''-'
1 fC' ; • ' • . .'
stete contwlentiy; t tit ; oneumption tis. curable;
; by i4jl4.llo.tionc is To ir, , , t a source of unalloyed I
1 ph:an : ire. -It lii litetent4 - tnideitlie"itOntrol , of!,
I medical trealipent, as any other formidable - ;
i disease; milf , ty I; cod of every- bendred,teaseiSi
I can be..e ured fir.the first stages; and; pity per ;
t eent.tin'tlie se.4Und •,,' but in the thiiti stage it I
is iiiiiioesible l tqlsitve more than five per meth; I_
for the Lungs are sO eat .up by .thi disease as f
tto bid defian}teitq znedicateltill.t Even, how+.l
i ever, iu the taut Stages; Titbit:la - flan affords ix , l
I traertlinarye relirf to: the 'suffering
.attending, „1
; this fearful scourge, „which annually; destroys
t niuety-lire ; thotisand - persons 'in' the United !
[States alone -,' and a correct calculation Shows
I that of the Ft:Setif. population of the .:earth,
!eighty tuiltheisiare -4estineetto fill 'the Con
-1 sumptire'S; graves ' - ' '-' —--; - -
Truly the quiver of death has nq arrow so
I fatal; as Consumption. - In all ages it his been j
Lane-great enemy of life„for itd spares neither.'
age;ncir sex, tint sweeps - off- ftlike. the brave.-1
j lb- beautiful, the atracefuland the:gifted. 11y.."
the Itelp . of that: Supreme Being Trom whom,l
commit evert- g‘ i r tod'and perfect:gift : , I am en-
alibied to olfer"to the atilieted,, a.; permanent!
!and speedy. curt) in Consumption. The first
! cause of tubercle's is from iruPuretblotid, and
I the immediate effect produced by their depo-
i sition hi the lungs is to prevent. the free 'ad,:
I inission ormir:iiito tha'sair cells', which causes
, a weaheued vitality- through the entire system.
Then surely it is more rational tb expect great
er'goclttc,ine,--meditittes - entering the cavities
of the lein,ro...ilitan.. : frova -those,. administered ,
' tifFaugh .tinl,.stOnilich , • . the ;pa iicea t ..Willalways
find thiliings - free the breathing easy, af
ter Libeling remedies. Thus, luhatation is a
local remedy, nevertheless it acts enustitution
-1 ally,tand with more power and eertaiuty; Man
' remedies administered by the stomach. To
prove tlae,`poxrerful and direct influence of this
this mode of administration, chloroform
inhaled Will entirely-! destroy sensibility' in a
!few minutes, `paralyzing the eetire 'nervous ,
system, so thatet limb may be amputated with
out the slightest pale; inhaling the ordinary
burning:l;as will destroy life in a feiv hours.
:The. inhalation of ammonite will rolls° the
system Whin f4iiting: or rppaiently_dead, The 1
odor of inany oflhe'rfnedicinee is 'perceptible 1
in tbe-ekin a feW minutes after-being inhaled. i
' and lazy be imniediately detected in the blood.;
A convincing pr!oulof the constitutional elfeCds I
of inhalation, i 4 the fact that sickness is al
wayslproduced by breathing foul air—is ;tot
this positive (vidence that proper remedies,'
carefully ;Prepared and judiciously adesinise I
tercd through the lungs should produce the;
happiest 'resulto During eighteen years*;
practice; many thonkends suffering from dis-;
eases of tbe.lungs and-t4roat. -have been un-',
der my; care, and I have effected many reine.ek- f
able cures, even after the sufferers, l+'.l bee 1
p i rouounced in. the ltiltt stages, wh'sen fully sat-'
isfies me that consuniptiou if s no longer a fatal
disease. i My treattnee;,, of consumption is;
original, and fotind^:4 on long experience and
a thorough invet.aigation. 35e perfect acquain- ,
tan - ce With :lie natuee of tubercles, &c., ena- i
hles• re': to distingaish,; readily, the' various ;
fernis of disease that simulate consumption. I
and epply the p oper remedies, rarely being`
- mistaken even i a 'Single case. This canal- ,
iarityr ib eonnec,i
ion: with certain pathological'
and midroscopici discoveries, enables me to re-;
I lieve the lungstfreni!tbe effects of contracted
chests, to enlarge the f ehest, purify the blood,
impart to it. renewed vihtlity, giving energy ,
and tone-to the entire system. '
Medicines with flit directions sent to any,
part of the United States and Canadas by pa-'
tients communicating their symptoins hy letter. ;
But the cure would -be more certain if the;
patient should pay , fne a visit, which would i
give tne an opportunity 10 exaaniue the lung,
and-enable me to tareseribe with much greater ;
certainty,' and then the cure could; be effected
without my seeing the patient again. '
G, W. 'GiIA LIANI,I4. D• 1
, 9
! Office 1.131 ;Filbert street, (Old
No. :1'09,) Selow n Tiwelf - th,
PIIILADELPIII.I., FA. I
•
PROVISION STOIIE.
•
• E. K. SPENCER,'
Oirers Grit.dt Inthtcements
lirrEns or
LIROCERIES, PROVISIONS &c., at
c the store formerly occupied, by D. W.
SPENCER, 011 *.i'd &teat, North side of Public
Square,
A good assortnient constanily.ori hand, from
which I will ermines:ate a few of the leading
articles, such as I
Sugar, ! Mustard, Candy,
Coffee, Cinnamon, Nuts
Molasses, PUpper Sauce, Crackers,
Syrups, Catsup ; Soap:
Pepper, Yeast, Undies, -
Spice, Shot, . •
Ginger, Tobacco, • Lead,
Cloves, -Snuff,' "G.'' Cups,
Carb. Soda, Sega„rs, • C. Tartar,"
and many other things too numerous to men
tion, will be fonnd in this department, which
will be sold at a ltrifling advance from cost,
for ready pay.
PROVISIONS•
-
Constantly on hand, such as" -
PORK„ SHOITLDERS, FISH, SALT,
BUTTER, CHEESE,
_LARD, BEANS,
• :.OATS, FLOUR,, CORN MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,, DRIED
DRIED PLUMS,
and many Other attieles'ia the line of FrOvi
lions not necessarytn mention. Also,
" • 'WOODEN . WARE
such'as Brooms, Was,h-Tuhs and Boards, Mops;
Dinner Boxes, & c., whibh Will be sold low for
cash or ready pay. Oats, Potatoes, Butter,
.
Eggs, Cheese, and fact almost everything a
•
farmer raises, ,rill, lie taken in exchange for
Goods, at theirl cash vilue. invite the at:
turition of -Villagers, Farmers and Ltgahemen
who desire- to matke Purchases in thp' aboye
articles, and:solicit itten.4 to 411 llefutu par,;
abasing; elsewhere f.; E. K. SPENCER:
Conder.port, Jute 0,
- -• Bibles 'Emig TatitamOsits:
. A "supply 'of gohd - BIBLES" and TESTA
MENTS„ suitable 'ffir the Con:fawn Schools:
and , stnY•CIICAPi troy be hid' by calling at
thigookstore of Jl.'ilV.-MANN, or . on,the'sitb
scriber. 11 .:BLAKE,-Agt. of •
rsp ;.
,• Penn'a Society-:et..
coucle
eAlit6,il 85 .. • • ,
Thoseitna Ie to pnrchate wi ll heifizr
nishAirati4toltsly,4 F, . t -1 „[10:=1
UPI WAR . ASSOLIATION;
-••
_
.1
.. Be/mole/4 inititailionr, Wu/510411 :peer*
'endathrtintifoil the off- the vi - ek- , an d 'did
-:treuedroffiicted With Virulent and . . 1 •
disietper.
• • - • '- 4 -
T'au perscuaihilicted witlySexual Diiens:;
as SPERMATORIIIIISA.:-SE)11 , -
.tAVII,AVI ESS,: 111POTENC E, li R"ONO-!!
r tlltEA, :IiILEET!, the Vice of
:ON4NISA,'or'SELF!Aftusp,. 4.. c• •
r , gc 4 0.119WX11.1) Asso:l3l'loN, in view Or
title liWthl destruction -of 'hUninti life, caused!
ryy • Se.ptal.—
;diseasc,s, - ttittl:,tTe deceptimistirtic-1
ti:scd: pion; the untbitimate :vinitni:.'ot, such!.
i diseases by Qtiacks.SeVeral . yeavS ago - directed !
theireonsultingSWrg,eon;ns . .nlCHAßlTAßl , E,
lACT worthy of their name, to open a Dispen,
sarY tar the tree:tin - int Of this class of diseases,
!in all their forins,4nd to give„,:dEDICAL
VICE GRATIS, to , all wlni apply by letter,
ilvith . a.`destripti'm of their ,conditittn:
, occupation. habits of life, kr..) and iin cases
Lof trenie poverty, to FUP.NISH•3I.ISDICINES,
FftElil or CLIATCGE.!! It is needless to add,
that the -Association.!_O
cnnands the highest
Medical skill of the :Mt.. and will furnish the
!.
Most approVed4hodern treatmenC,
The Directors: on a review of the past, feel.
assured dint thCir labors in this 'Sphere of be,
nevolent effort, have'been of great benefit to
the aftlietcd, especi.dly to the young: and they
F1311'4 resolved tit de'vote;theroselves, with re
!wired zeal, to this very important but! much
despised cause.
Just published by tlfe Associttion, a Re
port ouNperrnatorriiinaor Seminal
the Vice of OnanisM, MaSittritation - !or! Self
! Atitse, and other Diseaseiof the:Sexual Or
gans, by the Consulting • Surgeon, which will
he sent by mail, (in a sealed envelope,)iFßEE
OF CHARGE, on receipt" of TWO ST'.-‘IIIPS
for!pnstage:.
Address, for • Report or tre•ttment, Dr.
GEOP,GE Consulthig„Sorgeon.
Howard Asstwiation, No, 3 South Ninth Street ;
Philadelphia. Pa. • !
lir order of the Directors._
EZRA. D. DEAD . nivELT.„ Presidmt,
GEO.. FAIRCIIILD,', Secretary. [10:34-Iy.
PIANO, grELODEON§ Si. DIUSIC..
THE d i kSli SYSTEM ADOPTED.
PricestOreutly Reduced,-
.
HORACE WiTERS.
,No. 333 Brocidway . , ./747,
AGENT FOR THE BEST BOSTON
Instruments, •
,
THE Large 4 Assortment of Pinnoa, Melo
deons, 314sical - instruments, and Musical
Merchandise of ail 'Mil l i's, in the Cuited States.
Pianos from Ten dit Tempt Manufactories, com
prising those of eN'ery i variety of style, from
the plain, neat,ar,d substantial tq' octaves. in
Walnut or VictsCwood Cases, from Sl5O to s2oo ,
to those of the most eiegant„finie4 up to o ne
Thotoand Dollars. No hot"..: in V./0 Union
cap compete with the alh:.we in the number.
varietj- and celelirit: of its instruments, nor
in the Extreme!): 10* P:ics at which they arc
sold.
HOP.ACE WATERS' MODERNIMPROVED
PIANGS : - witb or - without Iron Franges, pos
sess;.4 in their improvments of over4trings.
‘dnd actiOn, - a length of scale and compass of
tone equal to the Grand . Piano, united with
the beauty and durability of structure of the
Square Piano. They are justly pronounced by
the Press and by the first Musical Masters, to
be equal to those of any other
. inannflicturer.
They.are built : of the best and most thorough
ly seasoned material, and guaranteed to stand
the notion of every climate. Each - Instrument
guaraitteed to give, jatifaction,' - or purchase
money' refunded.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains, constantly in store,—price - from $3O to
$l4O.
HORACE WATERS' MELODEONS.—Su
perior Instruments in touch and durability of
make. (Tuned theequal temperament.) Me
lodeons of. all other styles and makes. Price
$45, SGO, $75, $lOO, $125, sl4o—double
Reeds and, two banks -of Keys,. S2oo—less a
liberal discount. Clergymen and Churches,
an extra di: count.
MARTIN'S CCIT)JIS,
- BROWN'S HARPS;
FLUTES,
FLUTINAS, -
ACCORDEO:SS,
-
and Mnsical Instruments of all kinds, at lower
prices than ever before offered to the . public.
A la;•gt di,eount to Teachers andliielioids.
The trade supplied on the most liberbl terms.
MUSIC.--One of the largest and best se
lec-ed catahigues of 'Music now published,
comprising many of the choice and most pop
ultr airs of the day, and will be sold at one
third off from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail to all part. of the coun
try, post-paid. Partieular and personal amen.;
tiva paid to all
-orders received by mail.. Sat
isfaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
and Melodeons for rent and rear allowed on
puachase. Pi e ,nos and Melethlons for sale on
monthly paprents. Sedond-liand Pianos 'a
ken in exchange for new. General and select
Catalogues and Schedule of prices forwarded
to all parts of the country by mail.
Iler'Great inducements offered to AGENTS
in all parts of the country, to sell the Horace
Waters' Pianos, Melodeons, and Catalogue of
Music.B:46.
•
1 - 1 - W. SPENCER is Agent for many of the
1.9 • most popular Medicines now in • use, a
few of which he will mention : .
J:t. STAFFORD Sr. CO.'S OLIVE TAR.
-- DR. D.- JAYNE SON'S FAMILY MEDI- .
CINES. •
J. C. AYER CQ.'s CHERRY PECTORAL
AX Pius.
SEVERAL KEWS OF CURRY SYRUPS,
&c., &c.
ger-J. R. Stafford & Coi's Olive Tar is ap
plied .and inhaled by wearing on LNLIALER
around the neck and on the breast. His CL
IVE OINTMENT.is applied where the skin is
broken, and is a popular remedyirhere known.
flood for the Whooping Cough.
YATES COUNTY NURSERY. .
w . H. OLIN 1 CU., of.the Yates County
Y.V • Nurseries,' have for 'sale . a largo and
valuable assortment of FRUIT TREES
of all varieties usually. cultivated. These
Trees are
,vcipag,and of vigorous growth. The
qnalitie are' the tpbst'cliOic.clipciwn, and are
warranted aksmn. Also, a. line stock of
TIWES and SHRUBBERY,
for fall delivery. • • . '
Aar Address orderrto C.'BEACEL•P:en Tan,.
Tates•Oo., N. Y. Orders left with ROB'T. W.
NILES, Coudersport, will be - . promptly
filled. • . , "
LEACHED MITSIANS ancla few other ex
111 ticks in the line or Stage D,ry Good,
low forrpash At E. K. SPENCEIR'S,
• 10:3 • • ' %A 5". S; . , Apt
- •
t r iri4.?tifiESAtill LEMCM jg st received' liy
I*- , 10:2 .•' _ &4, a. GuyEs,f.
=MI
•1 COUGHS,-COLDS;,IIOARSENEFS,- --
jIMONCIIITIS,WHOOPINCAKP,
CROUP MIMI AND
. • , 9- i
CONSEOTION. I •
; IDCtIIE A 01/D i ITITIT. HEADACHE
AND,SORENESS TUE :BODY., Take: the,
Cherry Pectoral on goiug to bed, and wrap up
warm, to scent during the night., ;
E,OR A COLD AND COLTGLI, take in morn
ing, noon and evening. necording to the direc=
liens on the-bottle, and,the difficulty will soon
he. removed.. None wilt Long stiffer.from thiS
trouble when they find it eau]. be so readily
cared.. Persons atUi.led with:n seated cough.
;rh;ch breaks them of their rest at night, will
find by takingoe,Cherry Peetoral .on geing
to bed; they may he sure of sdund, unbroken.
sleep,,and consetptent, refreshing rest. Great
relief from suffering, and an ultimate cure, is
afforded to thousands Who .urd thus afflicted ;
by this li/rail/able-remedy.
.from its agree:age' ellects in these cases,
nippy find themselves unwilling to, fore& its
Ilse when the necessity for it hasnesed..
TO SING} B PUBLIC SPEAKERS
/his remedy is invaluable, as by its action on
the throat and lungs, r, hen taken in small
a9antities, it removes all hoarseness in a few
hours, -and 'wonderfully incre4es the !power
mid flexibility of the, voice. '
AsTini.A. is generally much• relieved, and
often wholly cured by Cherry Pectoral. But
there are some cases so obstinate as to yield
entirely to no medicine. The ntnYPEcTO-j
j
UAL will cure them if they can be cured. -
- - .
I3RUNCIIITIS or irritation of the throat and
upper portion of the lungs, may be cured by
taking. Cherry Ilectorttl ip small and frequent
doses. • The uncomfortable oppte,sion is soon
relieved.
{FUR imoup.. Give an emetic of antimony,
to; be followed by large and frequent doses ut
the ()berry Pectoral, until it subdues t:le dis
ea,e. If taken in season, it will not f::11 to
cure.
WHOOPING COUGH mq: be broken up
and. soon cured the of Cherry Pectoral,
THE INFLUENZA is speedily removed by
this rordedy. :Numerous instances have beeu
noticed itnere whole families were protected
from: any serious consequences, while their
neighbors AN ith l zut the Cherry Pectoral, were
suffering from the disease.
.;Fort coNsumvrtos in its earliest stages,
it,should be taken under the advice of a good
physician if possible, and in every case with a
careful regard to the printed , direetions on the
bottle. It' judiciously used; and the patient is
carefully nursed meantime; it will seldom fail
tt subdue the disease.
IFor settled CONSUMPTION of the Lungs,.
the CIiERRII PECTORAL should be given-in do
ses adapted to what the patient requires and
can bear. 'lt alwaYs . affords • relief; and. not
.unfrequently cures patients that Irere consid
ered past -hope. There arc many thousands
scattered all over the coentry, who feel and
publicly proclaim that they owe their lives
and present health to the Cherry Pectoral.
Many years of trial, Instead of impairing
the public confidence in this medicine, has
iron for h i en appreciation end .notoriety by
fur exceeding the most sanguine expectations
of its friends. Nothing but its intrinsic' vir
tues and the unmistakeable benefit conferred
on thousands of sufferers, could originate and
arid maintain the reputation it.enjoys. While
Many inferior remedies thrust. upon the com
menity, have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by •every trial, conferred
benefits on the afflicted they can never forget,
add produced cures too numerous:and too re
markable to be forgotten.
!Mille it is fraud upon the public to pretend,
that any one medicine will infallibly mire—
still there is abundant proOf that the Cherry
Pectoral does not only as a general thing, but
alps Lit invariably Cure the maladies for which
it is employed,
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually- become
the best reliance of the afflictefl, from the log- -
cabin of the American Peasant, to the palaces
of European Kings:
The CIIERUS PECTORAL is manufactured by
a 'practical . Chemist, and every ounce oflit un
der his own eye, with invariable accuracy and
care. It is sealed and protected by law from
cOunterfeits. consequently can be relied on us
genuine without adulteration.
Prepared and sold by JAMES, C. AYER, Prac
tical end Analytical Chemist,Lowell. Mass.
. Sold by SEITII JONES and D. W. SPEN
CER, Coudersport„ and by country merchants
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- cal Profession and
a large portion of
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i with perfect safety is the patient tind :Odd
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Of all tlisease ; . ;theirreat, first cause
Sprinks froht
SUFFER xorr
When a IM guitranieod
IN ALL 6TA:OE Oi
SECRET ~DISEASES,
Self-Abase, Nerroue Debility, ,Strtnre,i, Girtlt,
; Gravel, Diiiletis, Disease., of tlit'' Kidneys and
Bladder, -Mercurial Rhotod,ali4k, Scrofula,
• Pains in the Bones-and Ankie:, Pi.geasid of the
Lungs, Throat, Nose and . ET, poor: upon tie
Body or I,inibs, Cancers,. Dro Jsy,' 1
:EpilfplicF4l,
~St.
,Vila'ii. Dance, and all. Aii,cotre..terisiny from
a clomp -meat of MC Sexual Crggikr,
SUCH as Nervous TOmblilig, Loss of Metn- . '
ory, Loss
,of Power, Gc criii Weakness,.
Dimness of 'Vision with pectitiiir g,ots appear
ing before the:eyes, Loss i of Sight, Wakeful.
!less, byspepSia, Liver Lista s ' Eruptions area.
I the face, Pain in the back a.ld head, Feualle
I irregularities end all imp-ope: discharges from
both sexes. It matters riot from v, hat cause
the disease originated, howto-er lorg standii g
or obstinate the case, recui•ery isrertuin, eta! in
a shorter tine Diana permaneFt cute ea nbe ef
fected by any-other treatmert, glen after the
disease has baffled. the skill f eminent plivsi--
Mans- and resisted all their m ansof cure. ; t . he
Imedfcines are pleasael withou odor, eau ling no
sickness and free from mer'cury Or balsi , m.
During taventy,years of practiee,d have reset eil
from the jaw's of Deatfirnan3thousands, who,
in the last stages of the mentioned,abor enticMed, edis
eases kid been given up to le bilheirphy..ii
i.cians, which warrants' , me in promning to the
nfflicted, whet may_pluce, therSelves . undermy
care, et,perfect and most Elie tly i cure.:. Secret
Diseases are, the. greatest enemies .to health,,as
they are the first cause of Ccinshniptien,.Seiof
ula, and Many other diseaSeS, a:tad should be
terror to the Iturnau family,i
.As a permanent
cure il? Scarcity-ever effected a majority of On
cases falling into the hands of .incompetent
persons, who not only fail to ctirethe - diocases
but ruin the constitution,' . filling the system
[with mercury, which, , ,WitliAlie disease,. has
tens the sufferer - into airapid.(ionaumption.
• But should , the disease and lithe - treatment
riot cause death apeedily and the victim mar
-1 rte.., the disease is entailed. Upon, the condign,
who are barn with feeble - constitutions, and
the current of life corrupted by a virus which
betrays itself in Setofufa, TCtter. Ulcers. Erup
tions an other valet:lions -ot 'the skin, Ejee,
1 Throat and Dings, entailing upon Came a brief
existence of and cemsleirg them tb
an early grave. i • ', ~ 1i„,...
SELF ABUSE is another fortnidala enemy
to health, for nothing else in the 'dread dread cats-.
logne of human diseases, causes so destructive
la drain upoif the sy , teni, drawing its.thousands •
lof victims through a few Years of Suffering
down to an untimely grace: It destroje the
Nervous system; rapidly wanes (may the en
'ergies of- life, causes tiantal tluengtment,.
. p 1 event, the proper Ilereioptnent of the system,
tliagth:litics for marriage, society,
: business.'
and all earthly happiness, and leaves the suf
-1 fercr wrecked in body and mind, -predisposed
I to consumption and a train of evils more to be
i dreaded than death itself. ' With the fulifst
I confidence I assure the . unfortuinite victims, of
ISelf-AliuSe that a permanent and 'sneedr nett
can be affected; and with the abandonment of
ruinous practices ° ldy patients can : be riiitorinl
to robust; vigorous health,: , .' i
The afflicted are cautioned against the use
of Patent Medicines, for there are- -80"nwq
iugenious, snares in the columns of the public
prints to catch and sob the : linwery sufferers
that milliOns have their censtitulions ruined
by the : vile compoundsof , quack dOcitirs,..or.
the equally 'poisonous nostrums i - ended re
"Patent Medicines." I have carefully analyzed
many of the so called !Patent .Iledicinest and
find that nearly all of thnneontain corrosive
Sublimate, Which : is one of ,thq atte444 plc's
paration.s -of ' mert;,ury libel a deadly Poiroae,
which instead of curing tlx disease dibbl&
the system for life. , •• ,
:];, •-• .: -., - i • • •
. . ..,.
iThrec-Soiir.tehKof the pptent, nostrums: stow
I in use are put.up by tiaprincitiled,4io.igtionintt
persons, who do not unders!lund.eves44.4l,
phabet of the nacterld me4cd, and are . equally' as destitute of .any knowledge of the human
system, having one objeOt only. id V . ieni, and ;
that to make money rega r dless of coneipea-,
[ ees. " . '
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females treated on principles _established by
twenty years of practice; and. saictiOne'd by.
thousands of•the most temwrilablemires.-llfed
icines with full,directionS sea; to Any part of:
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