...Yg:fiy,.
4; .7,7' kffhittriftitr „. ,
VV V 44t l ,-
" 0 .,. 4 4
F4t,,eatrOsctllow , wif,Weests,.
il _
!.eaek Grass,
ialltrcreitnial
Your Caries-
PoPiiii*.D;D:ll64fer;' in Your . oPef
'elmtutior__44, l 4x.l94 l **"..4o the-Above
subject, 1 have never contended= With
t pr esence, Any
garden., It seems to we, however, 'that
the ttneitinitifits destruction does not de
ma4,4l34,sprifusciperienee: -, Nearly the
aatuequestioliaind answers ire applicable
te'eldersiLlamtda - thistles,Anak, burdock,
tte
cases where
dock,.Canadathistiei and elders have been
destroyed, Cjieringirrth boards' harki
,
Nelilauccangrow. without`air:and
light. Cereritig-Very Much.exclidcs both.
44.',Piortsrhing.tiada
,thistles , have
been destroyed-1n one summer, by sill
ploughings ibetncintha of June, July
mitAtignat:„;_: - This certainly is expenaiv. - e
it9iliadlyiUfeetcd:field of good soil;
end ; wheri;agricieltureis highly
it,taaY he, better te:dnie than lose the use
of the land
3.l,_qatOsgrr-This may -13 e dune. With
theltnenr .seythe.'. 7 .llerha, ge,..kept.:•dOwn
being rent off must eventu
ally: t her borders of n field
prisms up tocldeis, briars, : golden *rods
the- very, best way, I think, is to cut
them off close in the spring and remove
the stones; and also Make the surface even:
The Use 0/ tbo scythe, mme.in two or three
Weeks for .one, summer, Will, with great
oirtainty and tolerable cheapness, destroy
them, So, also,„, cur Log alioost-a ny vtge.; /
table elfin the height-of its growth, say
when in flower, will often utterly_ destro,y
by one operation; r;Thisirestilt, is especial:l
ly- made-more sure, if, soon after the cut-
titur; rain should fall "to'. fill the. hollow
stalksi , and -be follnWed by hot sun. 1-j
have rtiYielf this destroyed casts of Can
adri-iiiistles by one 'marring.
But if-you wait till , the plant is nearli
ripe,- - when of course the root has been
Strenithened, you will fail. • - .Ail persons,
Who have - dug abOut elders, golden .rods;
briars; &0., :late the season, roust have
observed buds set just beneath the soil.
When this is the - case. cutting off the old
plant does no good.. The energy concen
trated about the root will send up a vig
orous shoot the next year. I huge know/
elders,'growirig in the grass of a door-yara,
epring,up.the second' spring,' after having
been faittifollys'cut off. during a, whole
simmer. -But the growth last noticed
was very feeble, and was checked by once
a/precutting them, "
puuar c . The worst piece. 'of`quack
tever saw-I destroyed, in one snuitner,by
ctritivat*mgB hoed cmp, among : it. - rota:
toes hive Veen recommended for this pur
pose. but k think nnWisely,as they are in
jured by.late'culture, such as would-often
be found needful to finish the thistles.' I
prefer corn,laushbeaus and cabbage, with
oast whieM have been successful,, and
that aritlthatinuch coat beyond' ordinary
culture. The - precautiou should be taken
to plant your hill fir's-spot made clear at
the titne-74hen-yOif• can .hoe -them 'more
brildly';-;:lt 3 in- further necessary_ that you
sholild.hoein_dry, hot .weither,..__ ilenee I
tide plan fails in lwet season.. After the
first hoeing of,alquacky:crop, it Is- often
well to go.oserlt. lightly tn. the middle of
iii•halsPinstskitinning .the ant:ace of
Ao. soil;
_and cutting.off the young grass. llhave_seeir; 'during the last, Surunter; - a
may quack3r-ield nearly. cleaned ink tlie :
figlotnng manner. -It was twice ploughed
- Abating beta in barley the year befOre)
f i nd Op:highly harrowed in dry weather.
Then If was _planted a little late with
Woes. _These were eubsequently plc-ugh
•ed and ultivated pretty frequently in dry
"WeAther, excepting right about the hills;
7the destruction . :was nearly perfect.
-The use , of Salt.-- 7 -This, to be effect
nal in the case GCB large , field, must be
' , applied se' liberally as to destroy not only
feel yip:talon; but the crop top; and
benCeyott cannot cultivate Your land,
`WO, in seine ettsis; . . - ,thight -be injured fur
.4tts-Wtteeeectittg... year.- "Thia method is
moreover costly. -Yet the limited use of
phis oftemadvisablo, as ; ,where some of
fetrsive plant is so situated as not readily
to be dug out.: In this ease, if it be cut
siff stinothly; add handful of salt be laid
it,;its, destruction may ,be ordinarily ,
T. , -;..1).- , The. datum Biocletcheat.—The
sowing of successive
-crops of buckwheat,
- dirringthiilame season, In "Anil land, i.
often che..of the reediest modes' of.clea
r.ng
In - Ilia:4Se the crop should he rolled'
dppti. when in flower,. and another crop . of
' tier satin "be Sowedupon it. .The foul
vegetation - will spring tip with
,the buck
_wheat, bat wilt 86011 beshaded and dwarf
:2; adlty it:z-i; The succeeding ploughing will
destroy it . l ,4hus,• . ii. :often as you plough
you Obatrol,A7.oiciti: of Weed:4, -also,
while - the result of this Whole operation is
~-todenpen and ntellew as well as
Some aeose to enrich. it—not...pertainly
~.:;by siding soy minerallwealth to it, :but
'by altering its mechanical condition, and
rifling it with vegetable "matter. Undei I
":7.74hin general idea of the use of beekerheat,
may: telate that a 'field nealme was sownl
withcornin.lBs7, for Soiling.,Bo effectri
alle was foul vegetation destroyed by this
Inlittie ) that in tenting the land" tuyseif
- this year for - potato culture, I found - th'e
isoit - very Unusually oleau, C. E. Goon
„. Mica; December 31,1808:
= - _ [Country Gentleman.
Planting Treei.
. .
.
.. As the proper season is WM approaciv
Jog for transplanting trees, - a few hints io
pew planters. will not be out of
T. Vivo your ground in good beak,
and see that it contains a sufficient quau-
;ZE=EMOM!MELEM
tity of the matters nem:it:3:saq to: the - gr . o . Wth
of sueh-pces . ai?you . are = „aboltria„...ple ' nt,
A pples.,reit •!p..bo3pkatp.
of lime, oribourt - dust.-x, , gr9od wheat-'land
i s —tbtrrowth-4f apples,
and pot,rtioir slioithfnev,er I;r9 laid? out for.
an
IL.: let- ihOans);.iip losv!)inl9,
are liable! to' spring: frosts; 'and the fruit
Wesson's:are Often" blighte4 them: , High
' t dsO', - morn 'eaZify :drained,
Which* tittsola tely es.sen did ,!to - :_tho',44ll
being of:the trett...,,
. 111., 'Plow the, ground deep before
plait ' - A . ' . ;o,iiht'"Xcarifyinii , of-- the' soil
mill 'do no good: * Pig-thel hole
_for! the
trees deen, if 'the ground is fiot naturally
louse. FilLap,. • witr_the: surface. soil;
around the - ,itiots; placing :each rootlet 19; 1
the 91§41'iciatdral .. poi4tiom DO - pot:. use
any, barn - yard manure. . ' 1 "
;in acleetino' trees, elMOsti : Sebli t
varieties. as are'.ofzwell known. excellCrtem
and that 'adzioted localityj
IT) Ult.? 'Jeri/It7y n = are' better
s than
large ones,and bear . removal much :tetieri
large tree costa ,Anoreln the. ,nursery
but the one,l'vrith;like'carei will, in
a few.years often Outgrow -
• V. .-, The,shorter time your. planiS are
out of the ground, , the more. likely, they
will be' to live., If the rootlets are-not ap.
lowed to-get dry, the tree .. will 'be altumit
sure to . groi, ; : but if these get dried up,
the chance of sutteets is -
.Some trees
will not bear exposure of their roots:tiff
any lengtlkif time and Ohio Farrit
er.
TH:F; OlltLs of '17784--The'follow . iffte
yze:sv",spzip'er pub
lished at,:ihe,revolutiot: : '
: , '•!1"he - folicimiingidruil affair lately happened
at-KiuderheMk, New York.. A voutig fellOw
an inveterate enemy to she, liberties of Atucii
en-, going tol r tit quilting frolic, where atmather
of young wotneu were , collected, and the only
man in the; company, began his aspersions ion
Congress, as usual, and held forth.semettjue
on the subject; till the girls, exasperated at his
impadence,.l4id hold of him, stripped him na
ked to the viafst, and instead .of tar, covered
Mtn Molasses, and for, feathers took. the
downy topslof-flags.Which grow in the nicht':
ow; and -coated bith well; and then let him
'Ha has praieratted evert' one of them, and jthe
matter hAs been, tried before„ . .lustice Scheon
maker: ; have not us 'yet. heard his wor
sliips judgineut-- it is said tout parson Mks
daughter
. I'l4 concerned in the affair."
PLitIiOgi . I3.ELODEONS: tr. MUSIC
TIIE GASH SYSTEM ADOPTED; 1 •
Price's
- Greatly
.110111 C F. .. WATERS'
333 I,Brocultcay, .A Y.,-
AGENT Ft/4_l'llE - BEST - BOSTON k, N. Y.
rpflE Largest AssortMent of
.Piarios, Melo
deousi.,MitsiCal lustrurneuts r and 3ftisical
Merchandise ofkinds, in the United States.
Pianos from Ten dilla r eat Maunfactories, com
prising, those .of revery variety of style; .from
the plaiu,:neat and subtatitiat i octave's, in
Walnut or Rosewood Cases, from *l5O to $2OO,
to those of the, most, elegant finish up to One
Thousand Dollars.. NO louse in the-. Union
cart .coutpete-- witlx . the above .in ; the number,
variety aed:celebrity.of its instruments, nor
in the Extremely lew-piices at Which they are
Still.' .;'' • - .1
:1101 - LAQE,NVATER:T.MCDERN IMPII9VED
,
PIANOS; with or Without from lrames, pos- •
sessiugin their improvements of over-string:3
and aethiu, a length of scale slid eoinphsi or,
tone. equal to • tile Brand ; united - With
the :beauty andgiurabiiity of -structure of, the
SquAri, They . are Justly s ProuodupedbY
the Frees and by.thefirstllusical:Mastbrs; 'to
be-equal to : those of any other manuf.iCturer
-They..are I uitt of the-best and most thorough- •
ly seasoiled.material, and guaranteed to stand
the outlen of every climate. Each lustruuieut
guaratitaed to give.. ; satifaction, or
.purchase
money refunded.
IJURACE WATERS' MELODEONS. 7 --Su.
I iserioe_lustruments in touch and .duralfility of
(Tuned the equal temperament.) Ile
ludeoukof all other styles and makes. Price
$45,, suo, s7s '
_;$100, $125, $l , lO--tloublu
Reeds'and two banks of . Keys, s'2oo less
I tiberal discount. Clergyintm. and Churcheq
•I
a- extra. discount.
..MARTIN'S GUITARS;
131tOWYS HARPS,
:.tLUTES;
FLU'fINAS,.
; • ACCORGEONFI,
T. VIOLINS, .
and-Musial ,Instrr melds of all ki n di, at lower
prices 'than ever bcfore_ offered to: the public.
larga discount to
_Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
SECOND-HANI) PIANOS, nt great hai ,
gains,. constantly in store,—price &Mu $3O to
*l4O.
• - ;llll[LSW....i.Onii- - of
. tbe largest and best ;to
rented_ - cPtaloguea. of:Music no*. *Wished,
comprising many of_ the-Choice and most pop
ular, airs of the day, and will be sold at one
third 'off from the regular 'prices. •
.Music sent by mail to all parts of the coon
try,lpicest-paid—Particular and personal atten
tion paid to all orders received by mail. Sat
, isfaction guarantied in every instance. Pianos
itnd -31elodeeni for rent Bud' rent allowed. on
peach:wit. Pidnos and Melodeons for sale on i
monthly payments.. Second-Imnd' Pianos ta
ken in exchange for new. Generalland select
Catalogues rtudSgchedule of prices forwarded
to alt-parts of the country by man:-
f o rar'Great inducements offered to AGENTS
in all parts of the country, to sell the Horace
Waters' Pianos, Melodeons, and Catalogue of
Music.
.Adl.n.taf4tr . atiar
,s Notice: EnEttS,of: Ailtainistration on thC Estate
I 4 oP:Sagohy . .Eitmoilitetif Getiesee town.
ship, Potter Go.,, Pa.,
„deceased,. having
,heell
grantedlo the undeisignett, all persons indebt
ed to said estate, make immediate-pay=
meat; stidAhavhaving claims agabitit the,
prese:nt.them to me *for settlement . "
*.s,
Oehesee4 March - 14, 1859.' 2 -31-6t*: '
sAcinairiiBtratrix. Notiee.
t •ETTEHS'of-Administration on the Estate
Et C. ,W.AItNER, late! of ilarrison
township, Potter Co:, Pa..,.dece.,ised, having
been granted to the undersignet4 all persons
indebted to said estate: will_ make immediate
p;tyment, and those having elaints against the
same will present them to. me fur settlement.
• MARY ANN . WARNER,
; Harrison. March 7, 1859.-30-6t*
EAVY CORN-FED 130 GS from Wyo.
11l ming and Livingston Counties ; are being
Packed, and will be, until Ja.nudyy, 1859, by
20 CLARti
• . .".„1,,51111 ALL -p - p. - .: , . , .•,.
is.i.l7..t4•Paid SPeCiatattentionl.a the ell-
p[
tivation, of smidlYiait.s:,' and spared' no
tans or-expense to, proeare eierithineof the,.
Lind rare and: valuable, I ena now,prepared to'
furnish, in large..or small quantities; on:reiii
iktniile.tertus, tpe f%illovfing N'arieties: -'-'' I
'.„ - 7- 13 LNOIC.BERIti-E.S. I .-: c: T .
NEW - ROC,IIELLE: 0•11. - .1.AWTON..;,50,u00..
:strong And 4igoion - s plantsnl ibis sluperior. va- ,
•rjety,nt: die fallikiviOereduced prices: f:: ::::;•..:
lflutrPlauttf,'-itY,O.O Iri 20 . Plants, «;.;: ,?..4,00,,
~
. 46 :.., do , ;-4., g;O9 c.. 10.. , .. , :. dn. , . - ''..2,00
30 . ;'cilci --- r •
...
'-,6,00-. "::; 1 4.; ' do ~: , -; 1,00.
'Circulars; - giving, 'lnformation as to Manage—
Men t•Of plat is and .general cultivation, will bv.:
fortiiii'ded to alFpurebasers. , I- , .- :. .., -
.;-.. ,)_::;'
~ 'DORCIIESTER.—A , very long, beautiful;
Sweet 'berry, and abundant bearer. ~ Highly
esteemed: - - ' -- - , ..'- : • - ':, • ';. -.'.,- -,:': ,-
NEIN - MAWS TEIORNLESS-L-Prized on no.
count ails eompurltice freedom from thorns,
Undlt4 . abundiutt yield of excellent fruit, tho'
not so large as the _first two varieties.: - Prices
swath'. .
RASPI3ERRIES.
,
BRINCLErti ORANGE.itt7'2, Uci'doicif; -F AS: .
TOLFF;RI•VER'S LARGE FRUITED MONTH=
LY, N.NEYETT'S GIANT. HUDSON
ANTWERP,.RED
. ..v.krywEßY rind YELLOW
ANTWERP, at,_sl per dozen; and per IW.
, .. . I
piptits.
• BTRAWBERRES. 1.
MORE THAN LINE l I UND REDVAIIIETIES,
[ embraejni, tiearly all the Foreign and : Native
kinds, poth old and new, worthy of ctultit-a
- -ONE HUNDRED TrIOUSAND PEABOWIT'S
SEEDLING; at 50 cents, per tluzeti= 7 S; per
hundred—slo per thousand.
- Great care hits been taken to procure And
preserve these varieties, true to nude, 4g4
they are W.11111.1:CITD wanner,
' Catalogues sent on application; enclosing
[ stump.) -Address ; .J. R'SOX,.
[ :;2-4t Boi 478, ritrghurgh,
'Miss . SOUTIIWORTIL. • . --• .•
Clitom G.-'.V, CLOOLETT, :•• •• • •
CHARLES BURDETT,. :'• •.
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, E. D., • • -
HENRY CLAPP, Jim,
GEORGE 'ARNOLD; . •
SAMUEL YOUNG,
„ .
Mit..ANNA-I,IIIIELPLEY, -
Difss
• -
RGIN IA VAUGHN,_ • ' "
3Lis. DI. NERNON, • , ••
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FINLEY 4011.N . 50N, , •
Write only. for thi3
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respectfuliy an-;
nonnees. to the. peopi ~i. SHEEItAR, Dentist, of, Wellsville,
e,of Potter. ain4 'the AO
:joinink Counties in Penn's, that he is pertrin- ,
nently established.in" Wellsville, end .is pre-,
pared tp:perform the -various- opetations :in
'Dentistry: ..Especial, attentind'is solicited to
his style ot inserting ; A.R.TIPICIAYITETII,
superior to . any
,other'Style . kilown, l called
Ceetinuoui,,enm." . All Avork..wari...
ranted; Leiteis of Inquiry promptly . onswerea: .
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" - V 1 1 .'1VILLISTON,
ATToRNEY:ArLAW, Tioga Co,
'- -Pa., will attend tho CQurt in - Puttor, and
31'Kean Counties. "." ti:l3
F ANYBODY, hiciuding maids and . thattons;
1. old or young, plain or pretty; Wish to, buy
or Eel' anything, we give it as our caiulid'oAn
ion, they bad better come to that dame Old-
Regulator, kept in:full blast by' . -
20 . . CLARKS PHILLIPS. • .
ARDWARII, Iron and hails, Glass, Sash
tiand, Ptitty, Pahrits and Oils, Alcohol,
CainEillene and Burning Fluid, of
20 CLAP.Ii 3 P.IIILLIPS:
OE
be imposed upon' by a Counterteit of Mown' Indian Riot
rille;nignell 4. B. -Moore. All genuine bullet Reelitgle
Lave the name and /*dative of 4. J. Mat Cle. on
We present !you, wt •al Menem or
DR. MORSE—the inventor of ISIORSE'SA.Nn
WAN -ROOT PILLS-. This philanthronfithas
spent.the -greater part of his
-life in-traveling.''
having visited Europe; . Asia, and-:Africa as
Well as North :Americiv—has spent three years,
among the:lndiana - of -our WeStern : Country:4,
itvrateirt-thiS way Abair the, Indian :RoOt. : Pills
were first 'diseoretell,— Di. Morse was - the i first
Man to establish the filet that all diseases arise
.from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD-that; our
strength,- health :and life depentled,,upon J ails
vital field.- ' ,
various passages hepoine Clogged,
and do not act - in: harmony: -with the
differ° tt, Ginotions:of the body. the blood loses
its'action, becomes thick; corropted
eased; thus!-causing =all , pains, sis- . lthess,= and
distress: of every Ala me our .strength.. 4 :ex
hausted, our : llea/tit dre deprived.pf,and it'
,nature assisted in throwing off-the'stigl;
:taut hitmoni, - the Mood choked
And cease. to act, rind thus our light of life;will
'Turever he likiw&citit. -How important then
!that we should keep the varions-passag,es of
[- the body free fitful 'open; And hots% pleasant
to us that we have it in, our power .to ,put
medicine in yOuricach,- namely, Morse's, In
dian Root - Pills, , manufactured froth_ plants
and riots which grow around the;:moontain- ,
ous cliffs in Nis titre's garden,.for theit &tit and
recovery of inseaseil man. `'the of - the-'roots
from which these Pills arc made is tt Sudorific,
which opens the'pores of the skin; and assists
Nature in throwing out.the finer part 4 of the
corruption 'Within. The second is! a plant
which is an Expectorant, that opens and, on=
clogs the pasSlige to the lungs, and thus,',in
soothing manner, performs its duty by throw
ing off phlegin;' and other humors frottr the
lungs by edpions spitting. The third Di
uretic, which gives ease and double strength
to the kidneys; thus encouraged, they:4nm
-large amounts of impurity from .the, blood,
which is their thrown out bountifully by the
urinary or water passage, 'rind which could
not.have been "discharged in any other way.
The fourth is a ',cathartic, and accompanies
the other 'properties of the Pills while engaged.
in fin - rifling:Abe ;blood; the coarser particles
of impurity 'which cannot yins's by the other
outlets, are thus taken up arid. conveyed, off in
great quantities by the bowels,
From the above, it is - shown that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills not only enter the stomach,
but become united with the blood, qt.:they
find way to every part, and completely rout lout
and cleanse the systeinfrom all, imp u rity, and I
the of the body, which is the, blood, be- I
comes: perfeelly heal - L(45 • ciniseqiieutly
sicknesS and 'pain is driven from' ther.system;
for they cannot. remain:When:the body becotitei
so Pure and eletti; s
- The reason why'penple sire 130: distressed,
when sicle,ratt.ti Why'so loony: die; ES 'becayse
t
they do no - get 'medicine -which' will -pass
to the afllieted parts; and which will open the
'natural passages for the-disease to be, eastont;
hence, a large 'onan tity of food 'ii ad other mat
ter is lodged, and - the stomach:and intestine:3
are- literally, overflowing with 'the corrupted
mass ; .thus nadergising disagreeable fermen
tation, emistedily mixing with the blood,which
throws corrupted Matter , through every vein
and artery, until life is taken from the body
by disease. Dr. Morse'S PILLS have added-to
theinselves victory upon' victory, by restoring
millions of the: sick' to Ithioming health and
happiness. --Yes„, oidu's:ands who have been
racked or, tormented With' sickness. pain and
woe feeble - frames have - bocci
scorched by the burning' g
, elements of raging
fever, and who have•been brought, as it wet:
.within; a step of the silent grave, now stand
ready to testify, that they • would have been
numbered With the dead. had it trot - been for
this great 'and wonderful " rivediCiner Morse's
Indian Root Pills., After one or two doses had
been taken, they were astonished; and rOisoi
Mutely surprised, in witnessing their charming
etrects. Not only do they giveitomediatte'case
and strength,. and take away all sickness,
pain and anguish, but they at enee -go to
work !at the, foundatiim of the disease;
.Whieh is' the Therefore; it will be.
shoWn, especially by those who use th'ese:Pills;
that they will so cleanse and purify, that
-dis
ease-that deadly enenty-.--will take its flight,
and the flush' of youth: and beauty will 'again
return, and the prospect' of a long .and happy
life trill cherish and brighten your days. -
Sold by SMITH & JONES; Coudersport; also
Medicine Dealers in - thc:County.• A.
J. WHITE & CO., 'Sole Preprietors,'No..;so
LeOnard.Sl.., New York; WM.3IIJDGE & CO.,
(proiwietors of Dr. A. Trask's Magnetie: Oint
(nent,) Earlville, • Madlstia Co., 'fjen( 4 ral
Agents. dik";tqly.
ii.UWARIYASOcIATION,
' • PHILADELPIHIA.: . • ,
A .Benevoletil eetabliehed..by speciit'
endotenzentfor the relief of the sick and r•
treseed, ; _ajllieletl with Yirulent and
dieease-a.
prIE 1101VAl?.p :ASSOGIATION t .in vieir o
„IL the awful destruction-cif lniman life, cau's,
e d.by Seituai . 4 isease a, Se vertil years ag,o :di reel- .
etl-their Consulting Surgeon, to open-a DiL:per .
saryfor-the treatment of this"class.of di:eases . ,
in all their forms,-, and to give 3IEDIC:IL AV.:-
VICE GRATIS, to ;all who apply by letter,,
witka descriptiMi of their condition, (age . ,.
occupation,latbits,of ' - &e.J atict-id cases:
of eitreme po.yertv, to' FURNISiI IIEDICIN4S,
FREE OF " -
The Directors 'of the - Assniiat'on,• i'n - .•theif
late Annual. Report cipreti the hig,liest
fact'en with' . ,the 'iucCess, hasqittentlCd
the labors hf their Surgeoris ,
Duce; of
Spermatortlicea, Seminal WeakiiesS,'!GOtiorr : L:
hog, Gle..ct„,Skpliiliii;the • s'i'ee of 'Otiiniito for!,
Self-Ahlise, - Dl,Bease of the•Kitln,eys and Blad
tier, "&c.; acrd order a'eontinuance•of thv seine
plan for the ensuing year. • "'•
'admirable Report on SfietMtittorrliCea ' or
Serailial - WeaknesS, the, vice" of
turbation Self , AbUse, find cither".'Disidsa
otthe Sexiial , Organs r bjthe Consulting Sui. :
goon; wilLbe sent by mail, (in.h. sealcd•cussel: ,
ope,) FRES 0,F.G114.11GE, on teeeiPt hf„TWO
STAMPS for postage..
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Address,..fOr..;l3Te'Port:::oi .
.1. , §KILLIN-
Howard Asociatiori, tiO. 2 South NiiitliStreol.;
Philadelphia, Pa.. • ,
CHOICE STONE LIME, , in .h6l.;' cirladk,
LJ greatly-reduecd prices, can be had at .
*2O - , CLARK &
jZ OUTS, SUOE., Robbers, !hi(Tao Over
ill Shoes, for med, wnmeo atid cbildrea, by
tika. case, I doz,eu or pair, at - I
20 CLARK &.1 ) :11ILLIPS. '
taro s-Ent
- iec iinstitatioh.rarstiwitoreiption of tht
thiCid:bOviriCh'tlits liniti; titian:Otto vitiated,;: .
beak, rrid poor., Being in , theJcfrealitiort,
and= may btitatillitt
in dirigitie"of tutputhfiree'
'froth noti is thereMtewhichitmer,
iiot destrtly.z 4 rheiterofuloits-taintismnions,ly:
ensued..by.l9uttretirialAesßer•luv.i^kg• 4 15 -
N3rdereill or inthealthr. - sQ(4;„
'tdlftir:the'...**iefeaTinTeftliiffhat.: ,l
ever,helts origlin , lli 4 htertlclitaritille con
stitittionaeicendirk!' from Indents-te children: ,
.nutolliethirdiunifoUrth generation. e.•'-indeed,
it semi :tia lie therod of Bird. Who , says, t. I
will, visit the .inlipiities'lot the.'fathers upon
theixeltildrete..A .
Its effectEconitnence dirsuitiOn frein the
blood of corrupt
or ulcerous matter, - which,ln .
the lungs, liver. and internal organs,- is termed.:
tubercles; in the , glands,' swellings;'
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul:Or-1
ruption, which genders in. the blood, depresees:
the:energies:Of life, so that sciofalous,eor,istitu-;
tions. not only suffer .from "scrofulou s emit
plaint, but they have far less power er to
Wind tho ;attacks of other diseases ;,eorise
vasi numbers perish'hy disorders-'
which; althoigh not scrofulous in 'their nature, -
rendged fatal lig, this ,taint inrthe;;
systeni. 1492:4 1 0f th 6 consumption
,Which` de- -
(=etas the human family has„ ts origin directly
in ;this senifillims contamination ; and Many.
dtintive diseases of the liver, kidney's; brain;
and, l.ndeed,;cif' all the organs, arise from or
arc egg-raveted by the same cause. ' -
One quaiter of all our people are ierofulOus
thiqr persoris-are invaded . by. this lurking in. •
fection, and:the-1r health is undermined by , it. •
TO Cleanse it from the system we nitiStrenevater:
the'btobd by net alteratist medicine
r i & O.
vi ,-, 6rate it,' by healthy..food, and. exercise.
Such a medicine we :
supply in
,
AYER'S —1
Compound Extract of Saraparilla
the, most eff ectual remedy whieh'lthe re6dieal
skill :;of our limes can devise , fer this- ei , ery
where preyailing and fatal nialailv is com
- r
bined from the most active.rernedials that have
been discovered for the i;kpirrgation of this foul
disorder from. the .bleotl,.,andthg rccue of the.
system - froth' its,d.tructive consequences.
Hedge' s,houlti te- employed for the ,cure of.
not "only it - min - ark but. also* thok other
dons which arise from it, suelii as EIWPTIVE
and .Sx.int Asrtrosv's7Fate,
Ito ce, cr" En.vinpsiaa; l'inctr43," Tosruts.s,
Burrettss,./tratt.lts and Bon.s, Tti3lol3S, !TETT=
and ' SKti RINGWO r TtIf,
SYPITAIATIO and 16:11CCIEIAt DIS
EASES, DIIOPSY, DYseErstA, lAllllll'l' and,'
poNmiATNO s.noureU u ir
TLD 'Oll, ISIPLIttt BLOOM 'flie l popular;'belief
in C' i fl yiyrity of Me tdood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is &degeneration Odic blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sersima.
rilla is to putify.and regenerate this vital fluid;
without which sound health ittiposale "in
contaminated constitution.:.
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Ayet's Ilathartt Pills,
FOR .ALL THE . PURPOSES OF N FAMILY PHYSIC,
are so composed that disease within the. range of
:their action can rarely withstand: or.evado them
Their.penetrating properties sciirch, and cleanse,
and invigorate ercry portion Of the humor'
organ
isin; correcting its diseased action, emir:restoring
its- healthy vitalities. , . As a consequence of these
properties;the invalid who is bowed dorm with
pain or pysical debility is aStenished to, find his
health or cnergy restored - by a remedy at once so
'simple and inciting.!....
• Iswit only do they:euro the ercry-day complaints ;
Of every.: body, .hut also many I.formidaide and'
dangerous diseases.. _The_ agent below , named. is
• pleased - to furnish eatisniy`Anieti.eaii Almanac,
containing certificates of, heir caresankdirect ions
fur'their use in the following enniplaints: eastirt ,
vas, Hem tiairti,Headache arisiug s lroaedliordered:
naniach, A'ausca „Indigiotion, Pam in Oiid4ilorbid
inaction of the Bourls,..raztulency, Laps of "Shoe,
tile, .Jawidice arid other 4:inored complaints;
arisii•ir from a l ow state of tli6 body ceobstruction
of its functions. ; • .
Ayer's Cherry 'Pectoral,
Port .rnn flail!) et - an or!
,
Coughs, Colds,- Influeurt4 Hoarseness,
Crimp, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump
tion, find for .the relief of Corisuipplive
. Patients iui , advanced 'stages of the
disease.'
- So Wide is the field of its usefulnes s - and so Mt
merous are 'the -cases •of .its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been'restdred froth alarming
and even: desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. 'When once tried, its stiperiorio over every
other medicine of-its-kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its.virtues are i known, the
.pnblie no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing : and dangeMus - affcbtions of the
ulmon .ry organs that are incident tolOur climate.
While , . many inferior _remedies_ thrust upon the
commnniq' haie= failed and' been diicarded, this
has gained friends-by every trial, confOTed benefits
on the afilieted'Ahey can ' never forget, and pro
duced.eures too numerous and tog remarkable to
be forgotten.
• PREPARED D Y '
DR. .1 . : . .C. 1 ;4111Fat.-*; CO.!
LTWELL.:'3IA.
Sold by SMITII.k.JONES, and D.W. SPEN
CER. Coudersport,; COREY' &SON,. Illys.ses;
A. B. 110ItTON. ;L-.3IANN•
NICI1OLS;.51111port ;.C:II;,SIM.JIONS, Osvoyi .
and by all Merchauts.and-.Druggists._ , [11:28
Eyes ()Pen I .Earg.Open-:
'RIGI-IT ABOUT. •
01, all - yc.' that' ltatb earn; ltit him 'hear,
11 and he that hatkeyes, - let 116 . n-come and
ice BM Wonders being:done.in Wellsville, the
City or Tanneries,
Itegulator, wheretbirty.two Mid'seven
.)oys..are wanted to' work i fifteen( hours every_
day; "(Sundays ei`Cepted,) alid In that bath no
money come. Bring a bdaro, , bringabingle,
bring a . ,hog, byir.g a..geeShrti4adeelybring
a hide; bring bring ft pelt, bring your:"
butter— T bring what you like, yot4 shall not, be
,turned empty away beenime.vou,'llave not the
filtitS lucre.to, buy, your'breal:F.Thas indeth
-the tlist'les.sori.* t - CLARK. & i'IIILLIPS.
20. . ,
ireVERYTHISG:bougIit and•suld ttt the Old
Regulator, except Gas, Gni,. Scantlal ana
. .Soft-SsVp .and.Soderl at Sixpence a
.pound, must be bad; at Some .Oratilprs, 44:Sante
.Brothers, : •
20,-;,Ii• ;,...-,, - j - -,:,_R-r.,,:.Cr4.ATtIc"_!tFp.HTIA,To,s.,
PIIILLIPS render ,them - thanki
4_) to nll the golod• people .of Common::
,wealth for their_ iriost Jiberal•palronnge and
-they do tender' tifeir,"special•;th a nlis to Aheir
-eamp,etitors, and_any othet's, for their gentle'
bariciaif lirne l "epnencted talselfriod for
1 iitne, arid 'iehleiniy;' ;for no tlonbt it
was meant for evil, hut has; piciyd . pur 'good:
So go ahead. - The word the better.-
20 .MARK
.
IiILOUR, PORK and' Beailiii , •llorse;lFeed,
CoiE Ikal r ! Oata, Shortsienough sup
ply a small nation,- at the Old [Regulator.' .
20 ('LARK & PIIILLIPS.
VO•OHARGE FOR SHOWDM THE NEW
II -- Good% jnit, receired'at !oLlisTgo,s,
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