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IM; ffir PREMIUMS
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arigraw it i i;k447,i,tmo x ; ,
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11 .410 th 48 59 . '-- 7 5.,..
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‘-turr 14. 1 .4 - iiiviiifims.
at5.4.....704 vAiediid Ariagie'Brieds.
Wteit4iniirdof Oil); $3 00
. ."-••-doIl 4Z 17 -do l',' ' ',:do: "-- 2'oo
..- - ''"),74.4r - , - (dOt 7. - -, do -• 2 - 11.0
teTr
, ~,,' Iri7F.,:. _',....),.i ''.. ".,• _r , AO, .- ..., lik9
ab' um,. - 2- y's old, . . do . • 200
fd - al l tr;r7 - db.i..-!. `.;.. '. di - .1- ,:.. ;100'
illist di:J . i' .- - - dii - ~ • do 100
It - - 116 , .. --- - dfi, ' 3 ' ''. . 40. ._ ... ~ 50
Ileskireteitalcit , 1 - 1 7.; -.. •-' , -ace• .1 , ,50
e:. oxen,.. ~ - " - ~- ._, ' - a, OO
-....1 rt -. do ~,,;, ~ 20 0
.1 - • i'af st,ttert;:3 years old, .-1 60
l'r - -do;'-':- ' - '2' do, - - ' 100
- ' o - do 1 ' . 6 . 50
Beet''mining of steers , in each - class-i. by
, . boiginudei4(yeariolde ~- ~ Book
Bestontleh - c0w,.., . - 300
3d-beet do 2." - ': - . 't 00
4-, - .E,Cosr‘to be kept oil-gram during the exper
illimitlindihitwe, ,weeks previous,to each pe-
dal 'of trialf Aacliperiod 'to be Of ten days ;
bildliklidervals of-,etot, 'less than one month
*part. The..elatement- furnished, .to..contaitt.
the--bir ,_ -1 0,hteed Of the sow, time of calving,
•tetint - ty of MUlf in both - weight toithraturet
sad also - the'weight of hatter dd*g *elle
ticaratten days; butter made to be exhibited
at
-the Itiiirtid , also the cow; etatement to
be vgifiedfiy-Aba affidavit of the- competitor
stattit "totitst 4inet'other person' having a know!.
IliWthe WWI; ' , ..
.' * - - .' . -
Thiiiieblitior Idfirkin or' ub not, -- less than
. 4;44
litmilest4 fAO . ,do . do . - 150
Best roll butte', not less than ten lbs. ..100
240..ta15t. do- ,- do .I do do- 50
N i twit cheese; not lesit than ten lbs, 1 00
,
HORSES=-27urroeyh-bred; Draught; fur
. . • ' '.!: "' Ali ll'ork. ,
Nest gall_ ion, of each,- . - - 3'oo
4,
Irb_ivd mare ( (with foal nt her feet) of
-I'w- , . 4 Yotte L itid and upward, . 300
I.log:e4ltti r 9f each, 4 y's old and upw'd, 2 00
t,'.. - di) , . ...do_ . 3,2& 1 y'r old, eark 100'
lketsiniari, ' - do do do 100
- z-,141a '; :4 years old
and upward, 2 00
MO sucking-colt, -. 5O
Bits,KMlttelted span of carriage horses, or
allrokti each .
fieetepart of draught -horges,
itOfspiikoT limes, . ..
1 0133131 . P. Long Wooled; Atieldle Wooled;
- - Merinos ; SC=Olll ; Cross Breeds. -
Zest bud:, 2 y's eld and upward,of each, 2 00
":d0..:77.0nder 2 years old _", do 100
llest,ma of;s-,entts,"2 y's and upw'd, do 200
- ode `""do"' under 2 y's old r da- 100
do of 3 buck lambs, do 100
d 0..,, ~.do,eWei .' do . do - 1-00
beet saMpleiwaol; not less than 5 fteecel, 2 00
[Bloipled of each tube deposited in-Museum
of Society.] . - ---
Beit,4liiii4gc ' - . :
i rtlyllE.- 7 Zurge Breed, over 350 lbs. at
sdatuiity :-Smal l Breed, lus than 350
--- Ilk. at maturity.
Bed botti;' , 2 year" bidand over, 1 year old,
and 6 mentos old, each 1 50
Nest breeding sow,2 years old and over,
' nOtme old, a nd tb 6 months old, each '1 50
Mi l k' -1 1 - '73 l c c irle:s a ttat i l d res l , Y ;lSe l r d '6 1 " I I
. ' months old, . 100
BeilVtated Tam,: .1 '-_ .- :' 200.
rThelam.to be cooked and brought to the
ihleitrition - With the skin on, accatormnied also
wlVlCAtatement of the-mode of curing.]
- isligc. - . 5- .' '. - . POULTRY:-
Beet lotitnottess than 1 cock and 2 hens),
native and improved breeds, each 100
' (Of Dunghill fowls anti Guinea -hens a lot
of not leo thatv6 will be required,] •.
But display ofpigeini, 60
Beet gebeial lot of poultry, owned by one
2 00
IlAlitY, OP.LZING k GRAIN FA.R3I3.
Roggetibt .... 500
led best farm, • - 400
1.1 1 , - 4-,./da..-. -:: . , 3. oo I
Coddiii*..cultivation -and buildings will
be effirSittertd - ,f the Judges in their award;
andir 'Mitten:l'Mß. of the management will be
requiSitOtAteltl competitor, They are also ,
requested Ip-amotity the . Beeardlog Secretary
atommerlv-date r to enable the Judges to visit
the farmidttring the growing season.]
ci,t
- • . Wifi Ti-0011N, Kn, OATS, BARLEY, i
. -- - BUCKWHEAT. -
llneksettofeach, ..' • - - - - ":" 300
amlimet acraof each, ' ' . 100'
Best and niosttimothy lay from 3 acres, 1 50
4,-.1 , A10r --,- :.clover do . 'do - 150
Beebtacre of potatoes or.turnips, each 100
Beed i sane beets, carrots, beans ; peas,
_.
..bt-mmii-cortkor flax, each • 15
tcompetitois.:or premiums on any of the
- ielloverlatast" exhibit a sample of the crop at the
Iridi,liirn feint stathment of the mode. of cul
tivation, mad : also a certificate of two respect•
able neighbors as to the:product and meas.
stamentekthetground.]
- 421 .ojr,:` itarir andEman„) CLOVER
irl i
* ' .y t , 11ELAEHEED.
*A - bull of inselr;.; .- ' _-..._ , _,, 100
OAItDEN-VEOETABLES: SUGAR, .t2iD
' - - Zee! . :..' 0-,HONEY. • ,--
-Wet aseortgqit,4' Vegetable", . ~.
Bet,c_it e r. "
c 13 ,
~
4 vtlietl by loath not.
- -t: , .4 1 6 1 :6 ut
ears old, - : ,
a _epeeist:ea id' 'Maple eager, not less:- -
lq,lbs.r, - ,r- ,-.-. - .3' -- ~ -
. b 0
Mei of bone, not over 6 Ibi., .
*
Itibitakei: ,
Without Sestroyin destroying; the
al
„. dn - staternent of management ,
ii-or titres to' be fainisbed, 50
' '*l-:.- *
1 '. AVM GARDEN lIICITS. • -
V-- 0
'., *' ol 7Vaob; : -. ' 100
:* ...:--Pmir - briach - varietY, . , . . - 50
"
-:.,.:..k. e4ruhibition.
.
... - - -14 takiii to prevent Injury.]
1 .,/.4 t•-1 - •,, - • . __ ..
-: -- ; ::: 7 -. a ' , - tumart.
mtkupehes-ibmod-tihin
glee, . \ lei '
twecr.- ~; eitiiel - -' do . - . 100
slitt Ilittrallei- - ttdd'--` lath,- -- -- -- • - 59
; Ant manufactured 500 ft,, of lumber, 200
Bestgo,
_'...5 F: aosidi,:cir - iiitieers' of,
„
- - Ir p 9 t opt jeks-than ,100 _ft.,. ~ 2.00_
gal a
corlection.of-specirtiens of woods the
. . ~.- 4 ' Sconnty,, - 900
. ,
' II 00 -1 :' .1.1) 'himitTricruitts; dr.c:
' . ' ellev4l.liidges; composed of ladles,
.. . mill - um' triketiong tctrecom..
PAI -,l3l Ssi-tietkrTlPS'i - .novex!
j e k
.... 1 P4 13 .71' Cale.] • -
16 Itv
Job-PAN t
Niglt : ' - A5 - 41A - 1 41 0 7 % . :t" - r - tilitS•
aiicreticnaireciutinittierbais" been ap-'
pointed, with instructions to recommend an
Award,apteiteeediagsl,sotfor bestearti..
ele - Pr4Vi til c a f il!at iiiY l l 4 # O O4l-C 4
i rrip aicovittrqmkort*-Orlit,&
Sloney,'or,ati..l444iii4j-it*aepnaitor, in :a
Neat.brEnr.FeaW/P l 9 3 nas
in whichwill ba.l . Msertedtlinpanit of ithejtr
tide' for *hick the. prim:o aM twit : di - 4 ' '
lAist goiJudoges.
7...Cattte. . ;';'l4* 7. Gran s and Grass;
.
A. Jones; ' ' G. W. G. Jur'ld .. ,
.
Cyrus Sun&o l ) . --.7 - ick-*CfO.ghing• ~,- „
grael:S• Raymond— , J. P. Russell. -, ~ :
Daniel-OlinaterL• -Ira Canfield.--' -- •
Almeron Nelson. ' Johnson Chien, --
Sohn:Watson:3. ' ',.': 'W. Ayres::'
1 R.l.i.Nichelii. , ~- H. A..Yelion. •
. .
JesercPhilhofr.; l i llail l Pli E Ftr t:4l (' - '
Eleazer Lfniaii. 2 'B. iPkiiifs t t . t'Weteibtft.
IndrPw:Jaalgon• - - T.. jcierg,.M. D.
. •
2.' lloriset:"..... J. P. Rowe.. .
Joseph - Mahn: - ' •-•: - .D. Conway.
Lyman:Nelson. —• • Henry Man.' '"
Charles. Pinroe,,, .Charles
,Meine, ,
Dennis - Hall.' . " 1 • IVilletteLawrebee.
G. W. Tyler. * r.:A: Stebbins.
X. B. Bennett. , 9". .6ifiter,...Cluese, sa-
X. Eydatn., , gar und ifoney.
,
Wm. Dikeman. Lewis Mann,
I3enj.-.Rennels. Mrs: J. M. Hamilton;
' - 3. Sheep , MIS. H. Ti. Bird; '
G.-G:-Colvin. : _ Ediin_Thatcher, _ ,
H. O. Perry, '3= - O.•L. Catlin! ,- , : '
Beni. L. Griver. -- ' - ' ie. Lunther:
Willis Young. . 'Henry Garrett,
Sylveier Greettinaw - Joseph. Knowltori,
Julies Neefe; ' = .'J. " M. - Bassett,
C.- P. Knorr'. :W; B. Wordnier, ' .
John B. Smith. "J. M. Killion.
-4. Swine. • • 1,1 Household Illetiis-
M6sVniite., __ ., factures. `
E. H. Bishop. ' Mrs: T. Ives,
S. Dr. Mills. . 11 G. W. G. - Judd,
Michael Snyder. "A, Jackson,
Collins Smith._ 1 ' A: Nelson,
~
Lewis W. Littler'. lf- C..L.CarSati. '
6. ~,... • " Etvruus Hackett,
Pool_ • aE. H. Hopkins,
H. Andresen. a R. L. Nichols, .
J. M- Hamilton, - 1 V. Dickinson,
Lucien. Bird..
K a H. H. Lvman
Dennis Hall. - Lupien: Bird.
'
Nelson Clark.: .
12 Neal t farneg 1m.. 1
6. Farms. ' plements.
G. B. Overton. H. L. Bird,
S. M. Mills. - A. U. Crosby, '
Isaac Thompson. W. H. Metzger,
James Xelson,„ Eli Rees, •
Lemuel Sherman. O. A. Lewis.
14. Genes' Discreery. 13 Ladies' Disereery.
S. Ross, . -Dirs. F. W. Knox,
A. Nelson s 1 1. S. M. Mills;
B. Niles, " D."E. Olmsted,
A. Eydam . . " Joseph Mann,
John J. R oberts,e 11 Eli Rees,
Sala Stevens, -11 H. A. Nelson-,
Ambrose Corey, 11 0. A. Lewis,
Harris' Lyman, ll Nelson Clark,
F. W. Knox, • " SmalTboutps!in,
R. K. Young, ll B. Niles, •.
W. 11. Hydorn. " A. F. Jones.
3 00
3.00
300
100
Rules awe Regulations.
I. AllAniumis, to be : entitled to com
pete for Premiums, thail have been kept
and owned - in the County, by the perstios
presenting (Ahem, at least four months
pre,vious to the Annual Fair, and all an
imals, except breeding stock, shall have
been bred and raised in the County ; but
when Working Oxen or Matched: Horses
or Mares are - entered for Prernituns f they
shall-be eligible if one was raised in the
county. •_ -
11. No-person shall be, permitted to
compete for a Premittra on any artiPle of
Domestics - Manufaeture, or 'Hatter - or
Cheese, Unless the same shall bare been
made or manufactured by sueh person or
persons,. or his or their family or families,
within the ,year - that it - shall he offered
for a preiniuni.
111. Exhibitors must becomemembers
of the Society and have their artierlea and
animals entered on the Secretary's book
on or before _the day next preieding the
opening of the Exhibition; and all arti
cles and animals must be brought within
the enclosure as early as noon of the first
day of exhibition; in order that they may
be anitahry , arranged. The Managers do
not intend to ASSURE any exhibitor who
NEgiatais these _ reqaireinents, that his
articles can be submitted to the Judges.
While every effort will he made to secure
the examination and proper notice of ev
ery article on exhibition; justice-to those
who comply with the rules of the Society
requires:that they shall in all cases -first,
receive attention. •
I.V..'Artioles or animals removed before
the close
,of the Exhibitioa 'coicept by
permission of the Presidoet) - cannot ie,
ceive a Premium; though awarded.
V. Should-any individual enteral] an
imal in any"other name than that' of the
baniefitle - crater the Person making such
eutry shalt riot ' lee allowed -4 premium
should one: be reported by the Judges,
and shall be : precluded front :competing
at , any fitere exhibition of the Society
VL Perinnientiring stook of the age
of. three
„rap, end; under, shall fuinish
the Judges evidence of the time when the
annuals were Ilreptied, to be filed by them
with the Secietary; and the ages of ani
aids abovo this, to be given on making
their entries. , .
1 00
60
YU:The Jgages shell iu all cases
preuaitune where the animal or
artiolois not worthy, though thefii hint;
competion. ,
, VIII:lito - piernitimirare to be awarded
, ,
to. I3ulis, Cown-or Heifers that have been
rifted for tbo butcher—the intention of
theSoeioty,being to promote , the, aring
of s uperiortiniundi for briedini puilioSes.
IX. it shall appear ,to the
Judges that,anieles Ofanpetior ment leave
!):keti:presetitedinot - nei r ic6ir hi the pro'.
vipii 41*: O 4 4 1
p" .1:141 special
P 9 r 6 tl2,ootioitlitoi(kiatt lasageiB
,:
J
X.ltris ,farticularly , desi j ed: 'Alas. tit;
p!tsteascticall.tie prisettewhil# thwandgr
ate a tiiiiiitallg.the B !ick .'l ',4, e e7ed to:t 1 0 111 ;
eicdpf 'thOat tjigfig:ihipt',, 10: oc-!l`lli
alals,untei4bs_special,requ- c:, , ,;• -1'
.:::!:,: t• :. 111/UPI - IRE'
.1..-`, Li SPECNIOL'i.-
•:•-tis.,.:• -E:".SPECIFIC • .:,
'l. , SPECIFIC- .1 zi
- 1
~ -•-.
. --. ='_ - -
, ;SPECIFIO -, 11 - _.
. L ,••• r- ' ..; : ~,__...-*:: BPSCIFIC -,1 - 1 - - i - -:
11631ECe. ATIIItIREMEDIES,
ifOI.I7.OPATBIC: REMEDIES,
.--.,-;-. HOMEOPATHIC -REMEDIES,
: -, • 110MON/PATHIC RRME,DLES,
-• . ;,..110MEOPAT1II0 REMEDIES,
... , . : No. 562 -BROADWAY: 't
• , ~ .
. . N0.,'662 .BROADWAY: . 2
• -- ' -.... :.No. , 562:13ROADWAY. ~. '...
.. , L(..-,- lick ;56-2 BROADWAY. .., ,—,
.-- ..,. ... Nli. :462: BROADWAY. : ' _-. ,
, • . .5".-111E OREAT I .PEATERE-
THE OREAT, - FEATURE -. '.
..! . - WIN GREAT FEATURE •.', -
- THE GREAT .FEATURE:. •
- - TIM GREAT . FEATURE
.-
Of ibis-series -of- Domestic' RMisedies is that'
each-partacular medicine is a SeCtiun for - the
particular disteute or- class of d seasei whose
name it bears, and may betdied upon for the
cure of that particular affection„ - Bente, vit.-
sons suffering &Mu ll:chronic distease , or lonk
standing ailment, in buying a Case of HUSIPit-
RBI'S' SPkelPlay obtain the - particular Can de
sired in their.case, and. thus themselves Make
a care whieh'etherwise would enst them many'
dollars, and no small amount of time end Medi
cal attendande, if, indeed it could be obtained
at all. . . 1 ;' : 4 ' - ' -! ' "- '
Thus multitudes suffer from DyBP . SPHIN, Mt
tona.Cosorrurs, COSTINTNEBB, I)Att TASTE, COAT
ED_ Tosavi and Destiny,. 'which is: perfoetly
controlled: and cuiredl ty the' • •
1. :;
DYSPEPSIA sis ma.
There is scare*apbUse a r form of this
dis Case which is not promptly 'Controlled and
ultimately cured by_ the nsc ofi this Specific.
Thousands - who have suffered for ; years with
this ' , Bilious-Condition" havini purchased. "a
case. of these Specifics, have obtaiueda Perfect
cure and immunity from. their, old cara_Platut..
COUGHS. cgLot AND SORE THROATS.
, • . . - 1 .
whlchao_frequeatly lead to 1 '. - , • .
-BRONCHITIS . AND CONU*PTfO3I; •
l i,
are all in their early stage secu edby . the•
CO:UGH PIE', 'S.. ;J.
Many cases , of long standing- Bronchitis and
irritating Coughs have been
r r l fectly
.cured
by this specific But morel . - any persons
leave a specific liability to colds nrid take thbm
from the least ezposure. This will be entire
ly relieved by the use of the CqUGH PILES,
las scores caa testify from espertence. so
CATARRH' .1
=9
.
is one of oar most common and mbst trouble
soma diseases; against which o Old School
Medicinet and even' Hommoprithic prescrip
tions, aro of very little use. -Yet hundreds, of
persons have been cured of not only recent
and fresh, but even long standing and obstin
ate cases of CAT,ARRII by the use of this
specific.
One aged lady in Syracuse was thus per
feetly cured of a Catarrh, which bad annoyed
bet' all her life.' A. young lady at one of Mir
first'class bourdipg schools, who Was so Abet,
ed with this disease as to require more than
forty handkerchiefs a week, was' entirely cured
in a single, wrelt by this Specifip. ' "
bleedingand blind, is. one of those common •
and obstinate forms of disease Which are ;I so
difficult to cure on the ordinary methods, but
which find an entire and fundamental, cure
in the Piles Specific. True, tines requited ;
but the Specific Is pleasant to. hake, requires
.neither diet nor restraint, and being followed
up a perfect cure is the result. I IlundredS of
persons, in -purchasing- ' a eas of Specifics,
have obtained: a cure for this Most trying and
obstinate form of disease, which has been
worth to them ten times the cost of the , entire
set. Cases of over, twenty, years' standing
have been cured with this simple Specific, and
we believe ell may be cured by' perseverance.
The case contains the best ' •!
• FEVER. AND AGUE S7CIFIO
known. , A 'remedy without a y deleterious
or poilmnons substances, which not only mires
the ague, and old, mismanaged agues;' but
may be relied upon as a preventative when
persons are residing in a fever and ague dis
trict. - Ikprevents or protects npon the mi.me
principle that vaccination prevents small-pox
or belladonna prevents scarlet fever, - by pre
occupying occupying 'tile system with true Scific.
Hundreds have been thus protected and en ,
The Opb.thairay
has proved It most invaluableretnedy for S RE
EYES end EYELIDS. and for WEAK nd
BLURRED SIGHT. One lady le Indiana, Who
had been a sufferer fimo sorer eyes for many
years. and for two years was entirely blind,
was cured perfectly by the Ophtlialiny Specific
alone, . •
,
. HEADACHES,
to.which so many are subject; Ends a curative
in the case. There is a specifid which relieves
at the time of the attack; and also ono which
corrects the". condition of the system Opon
which it depends, and so destroys the predis
position to return.
The sitecific for the . various forms of
.
I , F Tr/ A T:P, GOITPLikINTS
have proved invaluable. Old I long standing
LEUCOTIIIIICEA. or WHITES; arc attended
with debility or exhaustion, and for which
other runts of medicine are of little value. are
full controlled and cured byl the P.E.IIALE
PILLS, while the specific for. irregularities
Control almost_ every form of ecanty, painful
or irregolar menstruation. -
: OIARRIMAS ANDSUMMERAIMPLidNTS
in adults or children'ire controlled like mag 7
is by. the Diarrheea 'FilLe, - while it may be
averred - without tbe- ponsibllity of successful
eontratliction, that the IlysentAry Pills are the
most perfect S pecific for that disease knoyn, j
For the var ious Ihrttis cif - '' "
.., FEITERK SO I tIiET ji'
VEIL,'hiIASLES, '
and Ot cr. teepee ; of childret4 the Fever Pills
iniki,beliarelY aid sorely retie fi upon.
These Specifics are the prescriptions of' prof.
111711P.MtEYS; used for years in bis extensive
practiee,nnd to rite perfection.of which he has
devoted the resources of e;teu4ive knowledge,
experience;and study
~ • , ~.1 ~ . , :
Tbe public may rest. insured that dining
the life-time "34f,T1r," H. -no Olie Nita been or
3111411 be intrusted .rwith'the preparation of bia
Specifics, .and ,he offera.the guaranty -of his
/
professiopillife'and reputatio that they shall
be just as he represents them. .- - : '
They H ave now'been•before the :public tir
lve Year's,' 'add Iti:ve' everywhere wonobien
opinions frowthe'Marik..thonsands - who have
I'used-thini.' -' ' . ' ' • ' ' • 1.
,_ ~
' Simple, free fronilntricacY, - is, chnlealitY, or
danger ; .they ha ve beceine the'ready recourse"
Rad' aid - of the Parent; lriveler' ' i Anise in' in=
....,-;-•
MIN
;tali ,• ,'iaie ,' become ` arosly - ppCe
'and itiLdical adViser.cif thonsands o f
Nowhere. have they been tried withoutiuMasig
been' , aii Oui
proyfd,d their Idgtitat Ofirittehition
is anoiag.thilict itiro'hilye'hitetnitlitetillunApest,
end fad[ Ik
lulitnately.q: - • • ,
'.-.Coeryitantilkiiikstia Oen 14eittnits
;thoyi.have been reetzentuended:
6410r:till oWe:dr:often a'fri ad 14 tptahl
or-spzoino
No. I.IFEVER PILLV—For Fever, Congestion
. d - Intlataation of all '•'
No. 2.i WORM PILLS—For Wornt•Ffivet:
J.:Norm-Colic, and Wetting theltedv",':
N 0.131, BABY'S PILLS—For Colic," Crying:
PriCtlsingiind Wakefulness and..Ncrvolit
, nets oflitilts; - ,
EM
~........ _____. ,
4.II•DEARX4(I4. PILLI4--4 0 44,?iartlitea.,
"Cholera Infantum and Swaim et:Complaint:
:6• DYSMITERVPILLS-Torenlic,Orip.
• iag,,Dysentery or Blood,y,Fin.tf•l.-.• , •• •,
). '6l ',CHOLERA PICT ct-4lor Cholera, Choi
", :era Morbne r Vomiting-- . -.. ..;•13., 1.,.. ~, ••.
•a. i Lt DOUGH! VILS -- For• 'CouilloVCOlder
• . ;Doarseaess, Intluenza and - Sore Throat., - .
No: 6.1 TOOTIIACRE'PILL,%•-•For Toothache.:
Faceache ' itiaNeuralgia. , - , A r-, ~ 1 , ,•.' ' t . . ;:
No. ',91 READACHE • PILLS--, For -Headache.
.Vertigo hat and Full6Utta of- the Head ,
No. 10," DYSPEPSIA PILLS-.-For ..Weak and
!Deranged ; :Stomachs;.: Constipation and
Liver Complaint_ . ' • . ,- r , 1
fro. '.ll I. FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIEE-.-
i
.Seanty. Pairiful or suppressed.periods.
No. IT. FEMALE , PILLS—For- Le , Teorrttcea,
-...„ 1 Profuse Monies and,Bearing D trn.., . .
No. il3i, oßtjup . ? PILLS—For Croup, Hoarse
. {Dou g gh; Batt Breathing; ,- ~ 1 1.. --.
• No. 14', SALT: HELIIS PILLE.--For(Erysipe
., • .',las,Eruptions, Pimples on . the Face. • .
No. 5: RHEUMATICPILLS--For Pain; Lame
ness or Eoreaess in tho Chest, Back, Loins,
irorLinabs-F .. • , ;I ,
A.-4 For Foyer and Ague, Chill Foyer, Dumb
;.
AO; 'old mismanaged - Agues: -
- zl ,- Blind sind Bliedin , Internal
or. ExternaL. . ,
0.-For Sore, Weak or InflarisedEyes and
Eyelids.,Failing,;Weak or Blurred Sight.'.:
014-For Catarrh, of long standing} orxeeent,
eltbff *Rh obstruction-or profuse discharge',
C.-,-For Whooping Cough, abating
. violiisce'and shortening ittt coarse. . •••
• I+, - - PRIV R
•Funsot, 20 large vials' in"Moroico Case 00
Fu ll
• ind rfook L ' 5 "
Full Set, 20 lirge viali, in Plain Case nd ---
IBook - , • ' 4 00
Case;of 15 rinnibered lnixes tirid Bo k 200
Casenf any 6 ;limbered boxes and - Book-.1.06
Sirigle numbered boxes, with directioni'
Single lettered bakes; with directions - 50
Large plantation, or physician's ease, .1
find 2 oz; vials ,
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.
OUR.REMEDIES'BY
1 ! OUR :REMEDIES litimm.
1. ,•0UR REMEDIES BY MAIL.
• 1 1, OUR REMEDIES BY NAIL.
Loon over the Hat; make up 4 case of what
k,indlyou choose, and enclose the, ;amonnt in
,I,ett7ent note or , stamps, by mail, Ito Our ad
dress, at No; 562 Broadway, New liorkj and
the rnedicine will be duly returnediby mail or
express, free of charge. Addres3 •
- DR. F. 111:131PHEET'St
• I No. 562 Broadway, New York.
• •
,sd,ld in Coiideraprt,6,y-D. W. SP, NCER- anti
all Druggists. . [46-4nio.]
COURT YROCLAIII,IITION.r
AMt,'HEREAs the Hon, Robert G. White,'
VI President Judge,:and the:Hi:Ms. Joseph ,
Mani nnd G.Uolvin, Associate iJudges-os
the' ourts of Oyer & Terminerand•General
JailiPelivery, quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orp. ars' Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the County of Potter, have isSued their
precept, bearing date the eleventh day .01
• Ausin the year of our Lord one thousand,
eight'hundred and fifty-nine, and to me di
rected, for. holding it Court of Oyerand Term
iner-and General Jail Delivery, qttarter See
-81044 of tho Feace, Orphans' Courts and Court:
of •Oemmon,Pleas, Bathe Iforough Of Couder
sport, on MONDAY; the 19tb. day of Sep.:
tether next, and - to continue one week:
Notice is therefore•hereby given'to.the Cor
onerS, Juitices of the Peace and Constables
within the county, that they be then and there,
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. IL of
said; day, with their rolls; recerds, inquisi-,
tions, examinations; and otherremambrances,
to d 9 those things which to theirloffices ap
.
pertain to be done. , And those who are bound
by their recognizances to prosecute against:
the prisoners.that are-or shall be in the jail of,
saidcounty of Potter, are to be they and there . '
to prosecute against them as will h i e just. '
Dated at Coutrattsroar. Aug. 11; 1859, and.
the, 841.11 year of the !adept ndence of the United
States of America. l
, A. , C.:TAGGART Sheriff.
ME
Vro Fitauorttetperii.
IIETTITN4 NEW.-41. -T. rfAtinp
BEST
moldiNAr. /1141. 1 ERATOS.
Is usannfactUred front common salt,
and b prepared entirely different
from other Salevatus. All the del
eterious. matter extracted in such a
manner as to-produce Rread,B,iscatt i
1111(14111 kinds of Cake„withoivt Con
taining a particle of Saleratni when •
theilre:id or Cake is baked ; there
by prodUcing Wholesome respa.H.
Every particle 'of Saleratus is urned
to gas,and passes through the Bread
or Bicuit while Baking; consetpierit.
ly•nothitig, remaina but conainon Salt,
Water Ond - Ficinr. 'You will readily
pereeive; by the, taste of this -B.alera
ins thatit is entirety differentfroM"
other Salerates.' _ ' • -
It is packed in one Forma papers,
each wrapper branded. ",LT. Bab
bitt's Best:Medicinal Saleratis;
so r pictUre, tiristed loaf of Ibread;
with a glass ofefferrescing Water en'
_the top. When - you pirchaire' One'
Paper Soo should pipers° the *rap
per,- and be Particular to get the
next eiactly•like the Brit—brand.ist
above. • • •
- Full direatlentifor making Bread
with this Salcratfis aztd .sorit ilk
or Cream • Tirear,- will accorepanyl
etch 'package; also; directiOns for
making all kinds of Pastry;" alsol
for making Stida Water anti ,Seid
lit " -
MAKE YOUR OWN SO r,
B
6 Ei,
LICI
7o
6t
i
iro
6,
El
70
ll.'T, RABBI'T'S PURE es:work:l
. - TRAM) H;
POTAS r --- !.
Warranted 'tibia Ae,l4reagtb ,ot
ordinarY VO tt ; put Op in eans—i
1 1 lb., 2 lbs., 3 lbs:, 6 lbs.andl2,l6s.
I—with -fall, diiections for isakio:
Hard" and SOft-Soip. Coastinier..,
srill 6nd this the cbeapestPcitaskin
, soarket. '', 4 ' - - - ' L
Manufactc ' d kind hreads' il-L - ' --
-- -13,1:8A88M7,-1
os 68 and . 70 WashingronLstre - it,
, NesiYork,nadll'o'.2l3ladifiLilieit' i
h''
Boatels.- - 1- - ` Ityl:'-i.4-ly*.]:'
68
AND
70
-.e wo..present,you
VIL'IIOIISRL- - tlierlifiMiterref - MittltSVS 4lll-4 '
01 . .tiN,ItOPTYILL,§,f !This pliiittpietallF , '
jpent the greatetpart g fhis lifer inirayeling..
hiving visited Europe,' A.sitaittitrAfidea, !AS'
Well_ as North Antericor—Las spent throgjearP..
'among.the Indians - or our At'esterii - .fionntry=7.
.it'v i
niS n - this - Way thlit the Indian aimt. - -Pilfi
Were first - diticovered.i.; "Or..:Merseirtii the SW,
tnatito establish the fact that all,disemesarise
trom IMPURITY Qr !rag - ,BLOOD:,:aitit dpi
stretigthiltedth - mtittifv depended' stria: this
; .
th Paa'agettbe elogged
n V MIS S CO
81111:41 - 0-110L act in4erfeetherritony =with the
diTereltfurietions of the body, the blood loser
Reaction, beionseiftlifek, corruPted and
,eased; thud etursfitlptill palrisysickness end
',distress - Of : Avery, name ; : ouri oz !
theristed,Our health we are ,deprived
'nature is riot aisisted'in throtving off the Stag,-.
canthumors, ,the ,b,loOd
,will,hecome- choked
find ceaSei.to ackind-ihns our light of life will
forever-be- bldwri auk. Mali ' important - then
that.we ,keep'iliec,-voriontr passages tot_
the,bodffree and, open, And hog pleasant
'to us that we have it in Our 'inswer to" - put - r,
medicine in your reriett fintely. Morse's. In
than Root„ Pills„ maitufactitrett from
,Planti
`and roofs -Which grow, areinid' the Monntain
eitisoliffs hi-Nati:wets gardenifOrthifh ealth and
recovery .of diseased. triam; Ono of , the :roots
front "which these rills arc made Siiderifie;
whi r chlopeiti , the pereS of the antrassists,
Nature,i9,throwing out the finer parts rif - the
Corruption within.' The • .seCOnd;as, it 7 plant
whiehleari - Expectorant;that'opens and tirt
clogs thiVpitStiagete the Using:child dine,. in a
soothing manner; perf,oruid its duty'by throw--
Ingo; phlegm, 'ant- either! . ' humorw from the'
lungs by copiona,spitting. ...The, third is aDi
arctic,' which gives ease and 'dottlile'strength
to the kidneys; thus 'encouraged, they draw
'large emeinitts imphrity - from blond:
which is then thrown l out bountifully by the
urinarjr or Water .passage, and, which, could '1
noehave been discharged ! in: any_ other why. ;
The fourth's if 'Cathartic, 'and accompanies
the other properties ofthe'Pills white engaged
in purifying the .blood; the Coarser particles,
of impurity. which ,cannot-pass by the other
outlets, sire thus taken tip k ainf conveyed off in
great quantities by -the borreli. -
r Front the attoVe, It is shotrit that Dr. tieirse's
ladiais'Root'Pills notOtily enter the stomach,
but;becometinited , with the blood, for they
find way to everypast, and completely rout put
and- cleanse'the system from- alit imp..rity, and
the life of the body, Which is the bitted, be.:
COMICS perfectly hedlthY i Consequently - all
sickness and pain is driven from the system,
for they cannot retnaiieivt<'ion the bOdy becomes
so `pure and clear. • '
The reason" why people are so 'distressed
When Sick, and why to many die, is because
they do not. get a medicine which will . pas:
to the afflicted' parts,. and which Will open`the
natural pitisages for the disease to be cast out;
henee; it large quantity of 'bait and °did. Mat
ter is lodged, and the stomach and intestine:.
are literally overflowing With the:corrupted
mass; thus tiadergohig disagreeable fermen
tation,constantly mixing with the blood,whiel.
throw's corrupted matter through every. vein
and artery, until life is taken front the bor4
by disease. - Dr. Morse's PILLS harp added ti:
themselves victery upon victory, by sestorinf.'
millions of the sick - to . blonining, 'health - and
happiness. Yes, thousands who have beer.
racked Or tormented wail 'sickness. pain arid
anguish, and whose feeble -frames have been
scorched tke burning -elements - o£ raging
fever, and who have been brought, as it were,
within a step o£ the silent „grave, now stand
ready to testify that, they would have been
numbered with the dead, had it not been for
this great and wonderful medicine. Morse's
Indian' Root After one or .two doses had
been taken, they were-astonished: and-abso
lutely surprised, in.witnessing their, charmiur
eireos, rot only do . the give inimediate case,
and strength, and, 'take 'away' all sickness;
pain *suit anguish: b,ut they at mice go to
work at 'thefoundation, ,of- the 'disease.
whicb,fd 'ti blOed. Therefore, it' will br,
shown, especially bythose-wholise these Pills.
thatthetwilrso oleanie and purify, that die
esse-lz.that deadly enemy—wilt take its flight
and the-flush of yeintit and beauty will again
return. and the prospect'of a lorig and happ.
life will chetisti and brighten your dive.
'l5 00
CAUTION :
Iferchants and Traders be 'oh* tbeir
guard and,not be imposed upon, by a Coun
terfeit of Or. 31orse's Indian Root Pills; signed
A c 8...- : Moore. - 1. All genuine Pals'crill hereafter
name' and signature of, R.' LAKE
JUDSQ)I,. k itttecisior J. White &' : Co.,)
each bo::' -1 *
All orders ar.d letters relating to . said. Pills
must be addressed to W3ti 'MUDGE -& CO..
(proprietors-6f Dr2-A. Trask's b,lagnetic Oint- -
ment,) Sludisot) , Co., N.Y.; General
Agents for Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. '- --
B. LA airri o
S 141,, (successor to A.. J.
White ;.
& 50 Leone Street,. Nsiir 'YOrk.
Bole Vroprietor.---Bold-,by
Coudersporqalio by - all Medicine - Dealer's '_in
the county.- -;
68.
.LND
70
HOWA.:RDIAS,SOOIATION;
'PHILADELPHLB.- -
41 - ;-11eVeraletiCInstitution;-established by special
endowment for the relief of the sick and
dia
trelscd," sOlietal Ada- Viiitkni and •
". • .4pidentic disease:—
es
AND
ITTRE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, iu,clew o
the awful destruction of human life, cans=
ed by:Sexual diseases, several years - ago direct-.
ed their Consulting Surgeon, tornpen :01:pen
sary Tor the treatment of, this class of diseases.
in all their forms,' and to gire,MEDICAL•"AD
VICE GRATIS, to all who appry : .by letter,
with ,a description of , their condition, (age,
occupation, habits entire, - kc.,)'and In - cases
OtextreiniSpoverty,lii, 'FURNISH MEDICINES
FRE_ OF CHARGE` ' - • "
•
The Nl:motors. Asioiiiit'on f rii their
late Aninint Itepoit express The - biEliClit alds
facVon with 'the siiccess which has attended
the latiorii bt their Surgecnis in the cake of
SpermatOirliien, Seininallreaktiess, Gonorr=
the'!vice 'of Gninisni''or
Self;Abiise, Digease of the Kidneys , and Mad:.
der, AO.; sad order a contlnnaPCo of the Same
plan . for the - ensuing year. • ' '
An admirable, Report cin Spermatorrli cos, - or
Semina}lYcalcness,the lice Onani.infi Mas
turbation or Self-Abase; and nt4r Diseases
of the Satial ()Otos, - the flonkiilthig Sur- ,
goon, will be"sentby' malt; sealed easel
°lVO 'MEE OP - CHARGE? on recelpt' - of TWO
STAMPS foi:pbstage: ' • 1.1 '- •
r • 'Address,. , ireatiueat, Dr:
J. - SitlLLl:`l=HOUGHTO;i;'i.&ctulg -Surgeon,
'Deward Asspeiation; lifi'.4ll*tli Ninth Street;
yr,hile:4lplibei Pa 2 r-4 (11:24-1y.
70
68
.1
Alai
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88
ANA
7a
....... _ ~,tit
Aar this 'iliffi , lr
' lir 0 ••• Ind ' •
iirtili
xi =Any lt:- 'No,.'
rtitticks,ner finainitintirtl
111..,:,TheilesOfnball titbit h
v - mercarbil- dlammo; 10 :. 11
v tinheidtW'lWii*it
IMlAtitig'ihoi Wag*. n.
v thil --T= -gni - infect:7m,
fight, it is hereditary : ln
atitatien,drearißutoff* - Pkventall
unto the tbrd - and I
itileOns• to be , *ircitiatlrunAut
win ilisii the iniguitio:.(it -0).' 11 0VR
tliert-alitareire..-7, ~.•4.--..
_Jul cifectileorati
loloixl of ccinispvernlo—
thalingiaiver.isitdinterlin
tuberneitrin the' &kW . **
the iltafack, aruPtions otaaltrw This
hiption,'WhictiKerainritinsf Mak .
the Anemia oilif4 l ° that wr0f 1 03 144 -
Z ies a
than not -only : suffer r'fmni,_
O cies
mits; bat *hey have to tit -. ' , art/
stand :the attacks AWL other ?
quently, vast, numb*, pirilkhy .
which, although;not Steefulaini In
traa stilt render:AL - fatally ;ibis min,
spiteligl ',most of iherconsuzaptiott wl
*mates the human familylkoldratill,
in this scrofulourt,oonisinination ;7stn
destruCtive diseases of the Bier, kidneys, ,
[ and, indeed, or At the oigitav arise from
are aggravated by the same cause.
. - One gnester. all'of ir TeaPle met
theb perams - fift'Ataidee Sy ea: lm..
faction. and their health ikundermined
. to cleariaeltfrourthc system we;mnstrem
• the bloodt by an *keratin _medicine, ani
yigorate; -it by_ , healthy. food_ and; -
Such a Medicine 'We - 'supplY,lll - -
•' ' '' '. . 471 E 'S.,.
-- - .: ' , ..i` , ,- -. .i -- , - , .--7 ~
Ctmpoirad„ExteactiotSfirs%
the most Idreettititlitihily... 11490*- tie,
skill of our galk.tr ilk devise for this
where prevailing and fatal canatlY: — lii
bitted from the moat active remedials du
been discovered for the' xputgatinit of tl
disorder from tha, bleed, and, thetas:at
system. from -its destrintiae:.
Hence it should beeniployed tor
stet only - scrafulik; but Also Abase
tionswhich.-arise from it, such at
and Sam Draaj,ifia; Sr.: ,iiirrno•
Rosa, - or .Envarmmits, Priermn;
BLorcnes, Irkwues and Bona, Taxon,
and S.ar Razem, SCILD Haan,. limn
lintimsornr, Svsntrartdind hinerem
EA:sts. ;Thwar t ' lhorsill*, Daum
indeed. .41;if CoMPiAninismoutp nos
ran ,ou. Impairs BLCKID. ' -The4pl .
in o .impiTityclfhebtootris- fount
for sdrofnla is, a degeneration of the.
particular purpose and virtue. of this
rills is to purify and regenerate this rut.
without Which sound health is impeach
contaminated canstitutions.
• .
Ayers l tatharties -
FOR Ali-THE 'FURFOSESOtiattaII
--are so eoniposed 'that titaness within the
their action can_ rarely:isithstand. Or ern
Their penetrating properties search .ind
and invigorate every portion of, the human
Ism; currecting its diseased aetioni and rr
its-healthy vitalities. • •Allit consequence
properties,..the invalid, who ia -bowed , down
pain or physical debility is astonished to 0
health or energy,testereir by arenudi at
• simple and , .
Dot only do they.eura th'ir irearYiy
of 'every -body. 'but alio , many
dangerous diseases.' The .agent t
Pleased to furnish gratis iny Amerit
containing - ,certlerates of their cures a.
for their use in the following complaints
nes:, Ileartburn,,feadoche arising front
tomach, Pam in all
Inaction of the Bowls, RatOleney, Lou
tite, Jaundice, and_ other kindred era
arising from a low state Of the hatly. sir r
of its - functions, ' • -
Ayer's Cherry Peet
1 , 011. VIE =PM
.Coughs, Coids, Wilma* i'lLfoarses
'6ronp, HiOnehitisillsteipiesit •
tion, and' for thistielieftif coittairap ,
ratieats iitClC
disease.. f
. - .Stt wide is.
.thelield itresetidnesoind-se ,‘
mercus are . .the,. cases of ita cures, that ',
every section•or Country atiotindrin _peasant ,
licly known, who hive bees) restored frooial
and- even , desperate diseates of the-Iqm by'
use. When:once tried, its Superiority, over, -
other medicine of its "kind it too apparentlxi
observation; and where its 'drams are icntrini,
public no longer, hesitate what. maddens to em
- - for the 'distressing and'aansterokutaffeetkunim
pulmonary organs that are-incident to our
While man3r- mtbrior remefins,• thrust
_ community have . failed ' been discard,
has gained friends by erciy tiiiii,conforred,ben •
Ira the ' afflicted- they can never forget; ' and
- (bleed earn too 3 ?on 101 :9 110 !Mk
be 'forgotten. ' -
, . • PREP-Mila-BT_
• Sold by 4311111 .4-40.NS,S, and D. W. SPE?
Conilirspore; ; CORRY & SON,: Clyne.
A: .B.:IIORTON,' • 0881'1i:41411e; 'MANN
NIC4OI.S, r, C.ll. SIMMONS; °sway
itpd by all„Mei,etkails..l9o . l/Fugespa, r [ 1,11
• IffiLLPORTICEAD-QVARTERB ,
rplig; iiubseriliera take this method of in :
foriiiing their friends' that theysielin
ceipt of, and are nolw opening, a choice-
desirable stook of ; • 7 • 17 . -
; I ; 4I•PLE -. ',4111Yr DfiT'ccops,
to wbiclibeiirivlto 'the attentro of a •
d,esire tO.make. piirch m
purchases.: ..Our stock isi
bps been seletted with great care,' and , is P .
lieularly adapted *ante of thia stria"
of our country; ; Our Our of Dry Goods -7
-•
DREGSGOODS,TEDfiIDIGI3_,ItIBBO' IOI9 ,
- StiDGOIDERIES,-. PA.RASO'q
•
PLO CeiSaDitERES'
• . YESTINUS,
.• ; t.,761111/tUfGAS, , i7' -
-LINE PAINTS,
•
and wiriety of kotherniticler, -0,
to mention:,. :, W_e. hMe also a complete sat
ment'of ' - - - .
' - 91106ER11 1 2; [ 141114.i1it.' AND
.• OBACKEIrri
of which wi7l lie sold 4heip
_
for aid far , stigiroved credit on ill
reasotiable ten= its Itpiy-.olllorietitiibibborip t
-•• : z 4;4 /1X ACMCf IO , II : 3;
.• • -
- • Z.. J. THOMPSQN,
CARIITAGR . WAGO N idAICEP aur 1 . 1 " 1 "
PAIRER,-Poiderepoit,Potter cr04Pa..i4 .1
ppthottoitit'oemitigthe'fo-01
iic in general that be is prepared
- to do all'Work Promptrogi
in ivorkaitta,like Initauttf,:fart& upon s '"_
Ino‘tt,,c,gnmmodating.,termn— ,Paym . eet for
`Repairing iteritilably required on delteet7 ,
%the:Workt 0 - 4111 kind At PROMO
iskett oa aceonstof work. -- ,;