Eel
turai §ct
-A$D-WIDgE,S, •
Ilint# 10 . tn'', erab 0140.10 1 ,9n.f.
WM: ,
SE.99Mir44IMAL 1M
*SR COPSIT - •
.%;
1 1 PIP:#0 , !Lt s a ; 00414 *44. 1 31,
1 ::: 06 P-1 ) - 10 t S P O M
ari Thursday, (441ser sth
•
• s:• -.7444R,1110 ,7 #ff1i. ,
' 4 1 4 .A 444l ' s k ee f s •
Pe"rsad uprod; ofpach, 0
$3 00
dci"," - dci 2 0
• • 4 . - -810- - - d o- do- 1-t
Flo 100
do heifeii2•7 l g 97.01,'10 -*5 00
do di - de 100
Best di Os: , •• - do 1-00
"," d 9 " 6. 60
licit:bidet:all, • -- do 50
Beat yoke of oxest, 3 00
- -•
. 2 00
Best yoke of iteert, 3 years)* 1 50
do do 2 do - 100
do doe, 50
Zest traintutif stepre. in each class, by
boys underf, , ,,y,eatiOld, • .Book
Best milch cosi, " 3 00
SdleitrAo 2 00
(Cow tolbeltspt•an grass durtng thee:per
insfut ptut for:best weeks pervious to each pe
riod of srbariich period to be of ten days,
*ad at internals of sot less than ono month
*part: :-“Tlie" slatexpent famished to contain
the age and breed 9f the cow, time of calving.
qaantim Ofmllk in both weight and measure,
and air thilw,eight of butter during the pe
`rioctittea-airsi' &Ater made to be exhibited
at the Fair, end also the cow statement to
be verified tkeaffutarit of the competitor
ind at least one ot . liet. person having a knowl
edge of the facto.] ' '
pest butter in firkip or tub not, lees times
fifty ' 200 ,
Ind best'• - ••-•. do - _ di 1 50
Beat-1911 botter, npt less
- than ten MI. . 100 ;
tad best do dodo - dp 50.
Best thefts:viva tlean ten lbs. 100
4 0 4 18 E.Sr‘d ' Tottr r h -6 Ttd; Draught; AT
0111 Work,
Best steams, of_ ". aOO
uusifeArtftb'foal at her feet) of
upward, a no
Best gelding, of each, 4y's old and 4pw'd, 00
da-. - de • 3, 2 & '47'r 44,eath 100
lliatiesfer
. •
A.Vel - ota .44 ulowtres
1 .0 4 4.1.-" A
tiziteliolfispon of carriage Ixtran s or
'"' Marta, each 3 00
Pot spaa'd drang4e-baraaa, 3 00
peat span of :ogles, 3 00
1311.1{EP.—Long reeled; *ldle Tropled ;
- Merinos; &ion!: Oran &soh.
!est buck;2 - 7h 3 1!01d c l orra4ofeach t 200
do . ;odic t icon old do 100
;ost„ poor 6 owe.., 2 y's and tired ; do 200
do .-- wader 2ea old, do lOu
' of 3 bitak latobe do AO
,_to, do ewe -do do 100
saulletwisol,wzt less than 5 fleeces, 100
: 1 8 4 1 More , otelich tab. deposited in Museum
otlety.l
Peeke4 B ldego
OWA111.;;.-Zarys Bread, over 350 lbs. at
11 f at r arit if ftga reed km thus 250
lbs at maturity.
pest bean2Yenra old and over, 1 yearold,
and tt months old, euqb 150
Pelt kree4ll4 toss,/ years old alai over t
1. yap pld. and 6 months old, each 130
pest sow,.• g mon th s and under 1 y'r old, 1 00,
Aetklpt-.:ornot-Issi than 5 pigs c nnder 6
months nld r • 1 CIO
ffit wed hamt . 100
[Thelma to be cooked and brought to the
411sibifion with the skin on, accompanied also
iriiblh'itSlamerit of the'mgde of curing.]
i'CTLIST
Past lot, (not hose than 1 cock and 2 bans),
native and improved breeds, each 100
pr i ptusglaillfoirls and Guinea bens a lot
noshes than 6 wi ll be regulimla
, .
Sul 4 0E 4 Y iiffeouti 50
VIM general lot.of p oultr y, owned by one
?!nos,,— ' 100
DAIIit;GRAZDTG L GRAM FARMS:
Net fams, ,§ 00
414,e 4 fir 4 00
- 3 oo
z4Cond4ion. coltivaticm aset buildlop will
oe considered by the Judges in their awnr4,l
SA* .0 116 , tellient of lbw management will be
resnfrmiCol...nimb ugmpetitor. They are also
. T.. 04341140 notify the &exuding Secretary
win earti'dnte l to enable the Judges to visit
'lire finis du ring the growing season.]
MIMS% CONII,I3YIA, QATS LOUT,
BIIbICW - SRAT: "
lest scre Of each, 3 00
litClutitt VITA of each, 0 1 1
4 . 154, nitwit timothy bay from 3 acres, 1 50
do cicrrer do. do 150
Pitt acm,of potatoesor turnips, each 100
pest iiere of beets, carrots; beans, peas,
' or flax, each 75
[Competitors for pieraiutos on , any of the
abere.lorist exhibit a sample of the crop.at the
yeir,larrOstr a-statement of the mode of cul
tivationi.;nd silo a certificate of two respect
itkilcoe bora ta the product and meas.
*TOl3lOllt troand.l
(Leave and Small,) CLOVER
_ r r > D FLAX SEED.
itfekt l ishel - of each,
iIktgitf.TEGETABLES, SUGAR AND
rtaistrortsksut:ofvegg4bleg,
mkoples - uf each,
4, 4 - raised by youth not
bier 16 rim old,:
' *tit **iron of maple inzipsr, sot less
tbaa to lbs..
;St Xpechnen of hooey, not over 6 lbs.,
• to be takep without destroyisg the
bees, and a statecient of mauapment
.„. ,I t uttlt46 of blues be famished, 5t
• ' lisayom 4l GARDEN rit13173.
-WA sis - astsidnit of each. 100
tianiples of each variety, 50
- tlfot tri be removed until close of exhibition.
• roam . OM .741 be taken to prevent injnry.].
1,134R1R. . .
"littsit t!onelies shaved shintlee, 100
Net 4 do sawed do 100
Sett 3 bundlesdo lath, 50
ixo t nurao, -
4174 . tfio 4:o!ltimtar, ;Oo
Ttestv boards or veneers "of
• oid,•ni7 than 140 ft., 200
Best *action' of sp linens of woods tke •
:of this , c ounty; 3 00
./ORSEHOLD 24ANtr4CTIMES,
..E.. El %
,nanktiAtie ofludies:, co:awned efladies,
Leasiappolate d, wok instruetiont to recoin
4nneod swards to the 31106 i detervisg, not ex-
Oiediaelll is any ease.] - • •
MECHANIC4.IitND S'APPO IVA?.
• MENTS MANUFACTURES.
*discretiopery committee has beep ap
iftwoiadjogiextheetitnu:l7,:n.tofp7tr ° te w ,g ll° ll; l7) .•
die 6 CR l l`,P;i4:4l4 r o a PP e
The above preruiyun will be paid in
Money, or, at the option of the depositor, in a
Neatly EngraVe4 DIFU•an4
in vita will be inserted the name or the ar-
tide for ittich the premium hi awarded.
Lls of
gitt a f. (Intim and Omit..
A,Voionas, 11.:W. G.. Judd.
Cyris_Sunderlin. • C. G. Ciishin,g.
Joel S. Kaymodlik J. P. Ilussell:
Daniel Qlmr.,tuf). Ira Canfield.
-A.imeron Nelson. Johnson Chase.
John Watrous. W. B. Apes.
R. L. Nichols. IL A. Nelson.
Joseph Phillips. Jame.s Bartron.
Eleazer Lyman. 8. Fruits Vegetables.
Andrew Jackson. • E, Joerg, /X
2, Horses. 1 ) :, Howe.
Joseph Mann. It Conway.
Lyman Nelson. Henry Man.
Charles 'Monroe. Charles Meine,
Dennis Hall. Willette Lawrence.
G. W. Tyler. P. 4. Steoins.
A. B. Bennett, -9. Huller, Clime, Su-
A. Eydirtu.- _ gar and Honey.
Wm. Dikeman. Lewis Mann,
Benj. Kennels. Mrs.,J. M. Hamilton,
9. Sheep Mrs. H. L
-G, Cf. Colvin, Edwin-Thatcher,
IL if.y. ferry. -G. L. -
Benj L. Grover: to: Lumber.
Willis Young, HenrY Garrett,
Sylves'r Greenman. Joseph K.nnwlon t
-Julius Neefe. 3. M. Bassett,
C. P. Kilborn. W. B. Gordnter,
John B. Smith. d. M.
4. Swine. 11. Hotachtefi Manu-
Miles White.' factures,
EH. Bishop. Mrs. T. !yes,
s. 0 G. , W.G. Judd, -
Michael Snyder. "A. Jackson,
Collins Sinis,h. A. bidden;
Leiria W. Lyman. '" C. L . Carsaw. "
tt Elyteui Hackett,
Er. 1100 It 17, VI JJ, Hopkins,
A. Andresen. •si B 1,„ Ni c h o l s ,
J. M: Hewitson. .
Lucien Bird. Y. Dickinson
H. Lyman ' ,
Nelsen Clark. " Lucien Bird.
Dennis Hall.
12 itech't .1 Farm's, Int t
6. Farms. pigments.
G. B. Overton. H. L. Bird, '
S. M. Mills, A. U. Crosby,
Isaac-Thompson. W. Metzger,
.dames Nelson. . Eli Rees,
Lemuel Sherpa's. 0. A. Lewis.
14. Gents' Disereery. 13 Ladies' Discreery.
S. Koss, Mrs. F.'W. Knox.
A. Nelson, " S. M. Mills,
B. Niles, " D. E. Olmsted,
A. Eydaru, Is Joseph Matin,
John J. Roberts, ' " Eli Rees,
Salo Stevens, " H. A. Nelson,
Ambrose Corey, " O. A. Lewis,
Harris Lyman, • " Nelson Clark,
F. W. Knox, SanelThowpson,
R. K. Young, B. Niles,
N. H. li.piorq, A. F. Jones.
3 00
50
1 00
null* gainilatlons.
I. Alf Animals, to he entitled to cow:
pete for Preininunt,l44 have been kept
and owned in the County, by the personS
presenting them, at lean few months
previous to the Annual Fair, and ail as
imala, except breeding etock,, shell llama
been bred and raised in the County ; but
when Working Oxen or Matched Horses
or Mares are entered for Premiums, they ,
shall be eligible if one was rased in the
county.. ' - •
No person shall -be permitted to
compete for a Premium on any article of
Domestic Manufacture, or Itotter or
Cheese, unless the same shall have been
made or mat4tifoo4kre.4 in such person or
persons, er his or their family or families,
within the year that it shall be offered
for a premium.
111, F i Ehib4ors must become members
of the Society and h ave their articles and
animals entered on the
_Secretary's book
on or before the day next_ preleding the
opening of the . Exhibitioß anti ;Al arti- 1
cies and animals must be brought within,
the enclosure as early as noon of the first
day of exhibition, in order that chill may
be suitably arranged. The Managers do
not intend to ASSURE any exhibitor whop
NEGLECTS these requirements, that his
articles can . be submitted to the Judges.
While every effort will be made to secure
the examinatipn and prciper notice of ev
ery article 'op exhibition, justice tn.t/iosel
who comply with, the rules of the Society
recoiTes that they shall in all cases first'
receive attention.
IV. Artielea or animals removed before
the close of the g ; hibician (except by
permission of the Presidont) cannot re
conceit Premium, though awarded. -
V.. Should any individual enter an
itt any other name than that of the'
bona Me btorner,4l.: person making such
entry' shall not be allowed 'E pyernium
should one he reported by the judr..es,'
and dual he riTcOuded from competing
at any future exhibition of the adelety.
yt. Perim entering stock of the age,
of three years and under, shall furnish
the 4tidgee evidence of the time when the
animals Were dropped; to he filed by them
with the Secretary . ; and the ages of an,i- 1
was abov3 this, to be given on making
their entries.
VII. The Judges shall in, all cases
withhold premiums where the animal or
article is not worthy; though there he no
competion. '
VIII: 'No premium, are to be awarded
to Dulls, Cows or Heifers plat have been
fitted for the butcher=—the intention of
the *Sogiety being to prornate the rearing
of sstperior animals for breesbng purposes.
IX. Whenever it shall . iirigenr to the
Jades {bat artieles of superior merit have
1 00
100
50
been presented, not noticed . in ,be , Pre
mium List, they shall make speelal re-
Rort thereof to the Board of Managers.
b. It is' particularly desired thtft
,pensous shalt, be , present while the'J ndgea
are examining the Stock referred to
except those taking charge of the
anis, - unless by spesiai 7'c:quest. 1-
SPECIFIC • -
SPECIFIC * •
' . • SPECIFIC
• . SPECIFIC -
,-SPEcIFIC
- 1301REOPATHIO REMEDIES,
.I.IOIMEOPA,THIC REMEDIES,
REMgDip, • •
110M(EOPATHIC REIMDLES, ,
110MCEOPATHIC REMEDIES;
- No. 562 BROADWAY. .
lin. 562 BRO4I)WAY- -
No. 662 BROADWAY .
. No. 662 BROADWAY. •
No. 562 BROADWAY.
•
THE GREAT-FEATURE
THE GREAT . FEATURE - •
TM GREAT FEATURE
• THE GREAT FEATURE
THE GREAT FEATURE •
OF this series of Domestic Remedies is *if
each particular medicine is a Sractitc for the
particular disease'or - class of diFearkee Whose
name , it bears, and may be relitid upon for the
cure`of that particular affection. , Hence, per
sons suffering from a chronic disease or long=
standing ailment, in buying a case of HUMPH
REYS' SPECIFICS, obtain , the particular one de
sired in their case, and thus Urea:selves make
a care which ctherwise would cost them many
dollars; and no small amount of time and medi
cal attendance, if, indeed it could be obtained
at all..
Thus multitudes suffer frOunErreparsts,
lOUs Cos Dl?ipX, COrrfrresess, OLD TAU'S; DUST.
ED TONGUE arld DEBILITY, 1011E4 is perfectly
controlled and cured by the
DIESPEPBI-h WEZINTIO.
There is scarcely a phase of felt. of this
disease which is not promptly centrailid; and
ultimately.cured by the use of this Specific.
Thousands who have suffered for. years with
this " Bilious Condition" having purchased- a
case of these Specifics,_ have obtained a perfect
cure and inimunity from their old complaint..
COUGHS. COLDS AND SORE MIMIC
which so frequently lead to '1
BRONCIIITIS AND. CONSUMPTION, *
are all in their early stage secured by the
0 0 UCt /I P 114145,
Many cases of long standing Broachitts and
irritating Coughs have been perfectly Maid
by this specific But more 1 many ;plutons
have a specific liability to colds and take them
from the least exposure. This will be entire•
ly relieved by the use of the COUCH! PILLS,
as scores cau testify from experience. So'
OA TA. ft It Et
is one of our most_commonend most trouble
some diseases, against which the Old School
Medicines and even Ilomceopathic prescrip
tions, are of very little use. Vet hundreds of
persons have been cured of not only recent
and fresh, but even long standing and obstin-
I ate cases of CATARRH by 'the use of this
specific. , 1
,
One aged lady in Syracuse was thus per
fectly cured-of a Catarrh, which had annoyed
her all her life. A young lady at one of our
first class boarding schools, who was se Millet
ed with this disease as to require more than
forty handkerchiefs a week, was entirely wired
in a single week by this Specific. i ..
P I I , Et S..
bleeding
bleeding and blind, is one of those gnomon
and obstinate lbrzos of disease wlticb RFD' 86
diflicalt to curs on the ordinary methods, but I
WhiPll find an entire send fundameatal core
in the' Piles Specific. True, tiMit is required;
but the Specific is -pleaiant to take, requires
neither diet nor restraint, and being followed
up a perfect cure is the result. Hundreds of
persons, in purchasing a case of Specifics,
have obtained a cure for this most trying and
obstinate form of - disease. which has been
worth to them ten times ihp cast, of the cadre
set Cases of over twenty ycare' 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 SPECIFIC
known. 4 remedy without any deleterious
or poisonous substances, which not qnly ores
the ague, And old, mismanaged ilaties, but I
may tte relied upon as a preventative when,
persons are residing in a fever and Sgueldis
triet. - It prevents or protects upon.lthe same
t:,
principle that vaccination prevents stuall l pa;
or belladonna prevents scarlet fever, by re
occupying we system with true, Spe ific.
Eundreds have been thus protected and c red:
The Ophtbaliny Speciifto
has proved a most invaluable remedy Tor SORE
EYES and EYELIDS. and for "WEAN land
BLVIIIREP SIGHT.. One lady inlndianaiiwho
had been a sufferer from sore eyes for -many
years. and for two years was entirely blind,
was cured perfectly ter the clphtitaltny Specific
alone. : I
HEADACHES,.
to which se mag are - subject, finds a curative
In the case. There is a specific which relieves
at the time of the attack aed also one which
corrects the condition uf the system upon
which it depend's, ag4 se destroys the predis
position to return.
The Specific for the various forms of
MEILLE _gammas • _
have proved invaluable. Old, lout standing
LEUCORRIVEA. or WHITES; are; attended
with debility or exhaustion, and for Which
ogler forms of medichae are of little:value, ave
fully controlled and cured by the, MALE
PILLS, while the, speciOp for irregufarities
control almost every form of scanty, painful
oritregular menstruation.
DIARRHEAS AND SUMMER comptitiNTS
in adults or children are eontrelled' like mag
ic by the Diarrhea Pills, while it may be
averred without the possibility of ;successful
contradiction, that the Dysentery Pills are the
moat perfect Specific for that diseaie known.
yor the various . fome •
FEVERS; SCARLET FEVER, MEASLES;
end other diseases of children, the reea-rPats
spay be safely and surely relied upon; •
These Specifics are the prescriptions of, Prof.
RIIMPAREYS, used fon year; in his extensive
practice, and to the pirfection•of which he has
cevote4 the resources of extensive knowiedge,
experience and study. •
The public may rest assured Oat during
the lifHime of Dr. M. no one has, been or
shall be intrusted vvitl; the preparation of his
Specifics, and he offers the guarinty - of his
professional life and reputation that they shall
just a 4 he reoresedlli them.
They have now been before. the public for
five years, and have everywheie won golden
opinions from the many thousands who have
used theni, _
'sin?ple, free from intricacy, technicality, or
danFer, they havebeeeme the ready i recourse
and aid of the parent, t r av e le r, nurs e , or in
in
.. . ' -
valid; and - have become the family physician
and tudiettl adviser of thousands of families.
Nowhere have they been tried w,ithout having,
been apptcived, and their highest appreciation
is among those who Lase known theutlongest,
and Guist intimately, - •, ; -..
EerrY Family 'wilt find these. Specifice,all
they, have been recommended: prompt, ?dia
s:lm
Lk, afinpte and efficient; l of a frien4 in need
arnitt fiend indeed.
l
- •
,- . , • , -
' tel C i tOF SPEC WlO UM.
. ,
No. 1. 4'F,V . E.R P,ILLS4:ForFever; Congestion
aid, Irinaelation of. all kinds. - .
So. , WORM PILLS—For Worm - Fev er;
and Wetting the, Be& - •
No. 3.1.. BABY'S PILLS—Nr Colic;_ol . .ying,
Teething and Wakcfulnessi.stad Nevous
' mess of Adults., • •,,
No. 4.,Q DIARRHCCA. trats-40 Dlarrlir;
Cholera In fan trim and Summer COmplatut.
No. s t -i DYSENTEBY.PILLS-,—For Colic, Grip
ing, Dysentery or Bloody' Flux..
,!
NO. 64 CHOLERA PILLS,-ForCholiiis,Chol-
Mortius.
V omiting.
ilcn.t..' t COUGH PILLS—For Coughs, Co*
Hoarseness, Influenza and Sore Throat.
No. 8.1 TOOTHACHE PILLS—For Toothaehe,
Faq'Ack . aullNeuralgia.
.REAUAcuI i rims—vior trekaat:he,
4,e - rtigla heat and Fullness of the Head,
10. DYSPEPSIA PILLS—For -Weak and
Deranged - Stomachs, Constipation !and
Liver COmplaint. t
(o. 1 # . `FOR I FEMALE IRREGUEtkRITIF
siant . y, Painful 4r/suppressed periods. •
No. 11.: FEMALE PILLS—For Lencorritces,
.Profuse 7iienses and Bearing DOwn.
No. 13; CROP ,PILLS—For Group, Wane
Cough. Bad Breathing. . - '
1 SALT AI PILLS—For Erjsipe?
las, Eru Clone, Pimples on the Face.
.15. RBEII3IATIC FILLS—For Paittilettnee
'nese or Soreness in the Chest, Back, Loins,
or bimbo.
4... - For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague; old mismanaged Agnes.
Iror Piles, Blind and Bleeding; Internal
or External, -
O For. Sere, Weak or lonamed;,Eyea and
- Eyelids. Failing, Weak or Blurred Sight..: -
C.=-For t,atarrh, of long standing, or recants
either with obstruction or profuse discharge.
C.—Fer Whooping Cough, abating its
violence and shortening its eorenre, .
,
jPRICES..
Full set,' 20 large vialit in Morocco Cue
end BoOk ; ;5 00
Fall Set, 20 large vials, in Plain Cue and
Book • ~ 4 00
Caseof 15 numbered boxes and Book :2 00
Case Of any 5 numbered boxes and Book ;1 00
Single numbered boxes, with directions - 2!5 .
Single letterled boxes; with direetiorti 50
Large plantation, or physician's case, I
•
sad Z or. vials ; 16 00
, I OUR REMEDIES BY .MAIL._
OUR REMEDIES ; BY _ MAIL.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.
OUR atifEWES RY MAIL. •
11 OUR, REMEDIES BY NAIL.
Look over the list, make up a case of whit
kind you chbose, and enclose the amount in
a - current ncite,or stamps, by mail, ; to oar ad
dress, at No. 562 Broadway, New York, and
the medicine Will be duly returned,by mail or
express, frett of charge. Address
DR. F. HUMPHREY'S k CO.
N 0.562 Brmsdway. New York.
.54/4 in COuderspori by D. W. SPENCER and
all Prug9isis• . 146-4mo.]
err •
640410
.1 far a fuit
I
aya the Tuition for a full COUree itw
Chi College, the largest, most extensively pat.
roniied and best orgauixed Cgalißereitil
in the liqiied States, •
- 11400 E 11A.LEs,
Feir.,'Writing, Commercial Calculations, Book.
weeping and I l ectitres.
Usual time tit ctimplete a full course, from
6 to l , 10 weeks. 'Every Student, qpon graduqt•
tine, is guaranteed to,be compatent tq manage .
tuts Iflooks of any Business, and qualified to
ear n .o eOlorY rro ml
6400 to 'Bl,OOlE'
Students eater at any time—No Vacation—
Review at pleasure,
FiTit PlirOuxo* for Bast Writing
kalarded tbli /Incitation. The heat and great.
esei-ariety Peninanship ip any one Hall of
the ,Union, is•found here, I
ten. Ministers' sons roesired at, half price.
Iror Circular and Specimens of Writing r in-,
close twq letter stamps, and" address
• j F• W...JEN/CISS, Pittstriargh, Pa.
10:9-1y*
,
Co, atoutitetptro.
METFITNG NEyir.--B. T. 'irpAnßrrrs
BEST
MEDICINAL SIAtERATUS.
Is manufactured frtim common salt,
and is prepared entirely' different
from other Saleratus. All the del
eterious matter extracted in soot; .a
manner as to prciduce Bread,llisoult,
and all kinds of Cake, without con
taining-a particle of Saleratus when A
the-Bread or Cake is baked ; there
by producing Wholesome results.—
Every particle of Salennus is , turned 71
to gas and passes through the Bread
or Bicuit while Baking; consequent
ly nothing raniains but common Salt,
Water and Floar. You will readily
perceive by the!taste of this Salem.
tus that it is entirely different from 6;
other Saleratus,
It is packed in ono pound papers. t
each wrapper branded. "B. T. Bab- aril
bin's Best Medicinal Faleratns ; al
so, picture; twisted loaf of bread,
with a glass of effervescing witernn 70
the top: When you purchase one,
paper you should preserve the
per, and be partioular to get ' the
l
nest exactly like the first—brand as
above • * '
above. I
Full directiont far making Bread 68
with this Saleratus and Sour Milk
or Orem% filar, will accoinpanyl
each package; also, directions for
making all kinds of Pastry ;-
for making Spda Water- and Seid-'
tits Powders. - 7i
- MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP . ,.;
• '
WITH. ' . . "1
B. T, itARRITT'S PURE CONCEN
TBATED
POTASH,
Warranted double the Strength! of
68 ordinary Potash ; put up io cans—' 6;
t 1 lb., 2 lbs., 3 lbs., 6163 r :end 12 lbs.
• —whit, full directions -for ; makin
on Hard and Sat Soap. Consumer ai
will find this the cheapest Potash i
r market. = . •
70 Manufactcred and fo' sale by
B. T:-BABBITT, •
jios. 68-and Id Arashington-stree
NeWYork,ani,l, N 0.38 India-street,
Roston, [11:44417*.]
68
MI
7?
9 8
0 0
70
6 1 8
I
AM I D
70
Above .._ pt _......., yl. 410,3. 16 , .
DR. MORSE—the"inventor of MOMS'S IN
DLO" ROOT PILLS.', • This philanthropist ha:
spent the'greater part of his life in traveling
haying Visited Europe, Asiai 'anti Africa, a , -
well'asNorth -Artairiesioas.sPentthrea Yell 7
among the Indians of our Western country.—
it was in this way that the Italian Ro.ot PilL
were first discovered:: Dr. Mcirse was the first
man to establish the fact that all diseases arise 1
from ISIPPRITY OF THE BLOOD—that our
strength, health and life depended upon this
vital fluid., . . . --
,
When the various passages become clogged,
end do not-act in perfect harmony with the
different functions of the body, the blood loses
its action, becomes thick, corrupted and dis
eased;' thus causing all pains, sickness and 1
distress of every name ; our; strength is ex- '
hausted, our health we are deprived of, and if
nature is not assisted in throning off the stag-1
bun:tors, Ore Wad will 'become choked
and cease to net, aria thus ontlight of life will'
forever be blown out. Bon important then
that we should keep i the various passages of
the body free and open. And how pleasant
to ns that we have it in our power to put a
medicine in your pettier,- namely.' Marie's In=
dian Root nth, iffeffefaCtured from plants
and roots which groer around the. mountain
ous cliffs in Nature's garden, for the health and i
recovery of diseased man. One of the roots
from which these Pills are made is a SudorifiC,
which opens - the , pores' of the skin, and assists ,
Nature in throwing out the finer parts of . the 1
corruption. within. The second is a plant
which is an Expectorant, that opens and un
clogs the passage to the lungs, and thus, in a'
soothing manner, performs its duty by throw
big off phlegm, and' ether humors from the,
, lungs by impious spitting. ;The third is a Di
uretic, which ems seas and • double sttength
to' this - kidneys; thus Cnt'othasedi AV. dr - air
large amounts of .ire Purity froth &A blood,
which is then throws lout bounttfelly by the
urinary or water tissmig-e,. and which. could
not been dhrelibiged in' any other way.
The fourth , iir a eitthirtie, and accompanies
the other properties !of the Pills while engaged
in' purifying the blood; the courser s particles
1 of impurity which eannot pass by the other
(outlets, are thus taken up and convoyed off in
great quantities by the bowels:,
From the above,
it s shown - that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills net or ly enter the stomach,
, i ,
but become united I ith the blood, for they
find way to every part and Completely rout out
and cleanse the sysie from all imp rity, and
the life of the body, hich is the blood, be
comes "perfectly herilthy ; Consequently all
sickness and pain isriven, from the system,
for they cannot remai 4iwhen the body becomes
so pure and. clear.
The reason why people , are so distressed
when sick, and why so many die, is because
they do not get a' Medicine which will pass
to the afflicted parts, and which will open the
1 natural passages for the disease to be cast out;
hence, a 'large quantlty of food and other mat
ter is lodged, and the stomach and "intestines
' are literally overffOnlng with the corrupted
mass ; thus uadergOirig disigreesible 'fermen
tation, constantly nnxieg with the blood,which
throws corrupted Matter through every vein
and artery, - until life is taken from the body I
'by disease.. Dr. Morie's PILLS bare added to I
themselves victory ittion victory, by restoring ,
millions of the sick to. bleolning health and
happiness. 'Yes, tiolusande who have been
racked A i: tormented with *kneel'. man and
anguish. and nhos&feeble &Mel have,beeit
scorched by the Iniyiiing elemenm of raging'
fever,-and who have!leen Urought, as it were,
within a step of ti tient grave, now stand
ready, to testify th at Ith©y would have been
numbered with the 'dead. had it not been for
this great -and wonderful medicine, Morse's
Indian Rout Pills. 'After one or two doses had
been taken, they werci astonished, and abso-
lately surprised, in 'witnessing their charming
effects. Not only do they give immediate ease
and strength, 'end take away all sickness,
pain nod anguish,l Mil they at once go to
work at the fbundation of the disease.
which is the tiiopid.) 'Therefore, it will be
shown, v.-spud:thy- hY !hose who use these Pills,
that they 'will so cleanse and purify, that dis
ease—that deadly ;nenay—will take its flight,
and the flush of y uth and beauty will again
return. and the pepect of a long and happy
life will cherish and brighten, yoar dap...
the Iron
CA.t.TTION -
lilescitants and *riders will be on their
guard and not be itraposed !upon by a Coun
terfeit of Dr. Morse's Root Pills, signed
A. B. .VoOre. Ali 'genuine Pills will hereafter
have the name and signature of B. -LA
JUDSON, (success s to A.,. White & C0.,),0n
each box.
Ail orders acd I tters relating to said . Pills
must be addressed t& WM.( MUDGE & CO.,
(proprietors of Dr. A. Trask's Magnetic Oint
meni,) Etrlville, Madison Co., N. Y., General
Agents for Dr, Morse's Indian Root Pills. -
B. LAKE JUDSON, (apetessor to A. J.
White & C 0.,) 50 Lehnart Street, New Tusk,
Sole Proprietor. Sold by SMITH. & JONES,
Coudersport; also by !all Medicine Dealers in
e, the county. 10:46-1y.
. - - .
i HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
,
1 PHILADELPHIA. .
..
8 A Beanpoles( inatit' ulims, attablielied by* special
enclawatot far du relief of the sick and dia
. tressed, afflicted with Virtdent and
Epidez;iie diseases. -
. .
riIIgHOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view o
e awful destruction of human life, caus
ed by Sexual diseases, several years ago direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, to open a Dispen .
miry for the treatmeld Of this class of diseases,
in all their forms, acid to giro MEDICAL AD.
VICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter,
with a description (if • their condition, (age,
occupation, habits of life, s&c.,) and in cases
of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
, FREE OF CHARGE.-,. .
aro *The Directors of the Asinolat'on, iti - their
i late Annual Report express the highest aids
, - fact'on with the success which him attended
'0 the labors of their ;Surgeons in the cure of
Spermatorrhcea, Setpival Weakness, Gonorr
hem, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or
Self-Abuse ; Disease
,cif the Kidneys and Blad
der, Ac-, and order a continuance of the same
plan for .the ensuing year. '
,E; An admirable Report on Spermatorrhcoa, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mas
-1 turbation or Solf-Abuse ' • and other Diseases
im of the Sexual Organ's, by the Consulting Sur
, . gems, will be smithy mall, (In a sealed envoi
' ope,) FREE OF CHARGE,- on receipt of TWO
'0 STAMPS for postage: • .• : -
Address,.for Report". :or • - treatmen ! Dr.
J. SKILLIN. HOUGHTON. -Acting. Sargeolb
Howard Association, Nit, l ;Voutki Ninth Street,
Vhiladelphia, Re. 1. :-.. :- .111:34-14.
•
Ayees - Saigi' ar'illi.
p
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- A.- compound remedy, in - which we have 1 ) .
bored to.procluce the most effectual alter t
that tin be made, . it is a esmeentrutedextz) ) ).
of Para Samagarala. To ozootioled with on*
endistsinceiOf still greater alterative pmesei l
to afford an effective;antidete fa the diesel
Sarsaparillsila scented to cure. /t.ie beliend .
that Mich - a remedy is wanted by *these Mt i .
suffer from Strumons complaints, and that es) ::
which will accomplish . their Mae' nand gm) ,
of; bonmsme *tiro* to. this' laigeeless of son
afflicted fellow•citisene.eweemPlePaYAil
"eofnpouttaWilldo it has litaTeoblettai
inient on cteay of the worst eseestislieinak
flea &ening maglaintsz........ ,r : • ,
Sencurems. AID: acwroLOO f. - ._lllolllXlitti -
Miura = *Mtn Biartrtirllaril7l4ll*
Puma% BUTlolums..TOw o l l l6'. l 442-4421%
Scatarlirsti, Sammie azio l - Svonsasle A s .
exeitceis; hissetramt.Duzzate, Ditoisre,ifi t .
razors on TM Dozziorrlhom.rre Dm
Partitl AND - /NDIONIITION,` 'Brititnirs i ; B o a
ou s r ,,Am o sy's Ease end indeed thisrhol t : ..
class of abtlfpl&illvk SUM' fFon bacoott. a
This .compound.WHl a 5;,..t. griiit. ~,„
1 motes of health, wig:Xi an fo the spring; t )
ekpel the foil humcris ' whie - lrfaster in that
blood et that season dem leaf: ,-- By thanes).
if xristszeil et, them inlet r ;04. distedsa
are nipped in the hudV . ~ , . ism, 11
the - aid of thisteetedyiegliker ',.-.-- yes hat
the entfiltrzefedef fimleruptione Nis% *pi ta
‘,-...
sores, through which fffSt elefehd m ireat '
rid itself of corruptions,- if net . to d#
this through the'rustura of-. 'body •
bion. elteratita, 0.-¢ 1. 4":. - .--.,'• Ott' A.
vitisited blood whenever you find its impurizio
tnustingthrough the skin ingimples, erup . m% ..
or sores ; cleanse it when you . *A it IS thi '
structed and. doggish in the veins ; cleanse it
- vherumerit Maul, and your feelings will
mg ,
sou when. - Win - where no particular disonie t
a felt, people enjoy- better health;
B and - ii )) ,',2
hod'll L7t- fly cloPTi
anl f en t ti ttO TY 11 2 0 1 1 NTT Os
. ' liTifn tIC
pabulum of life' disordered. &re can he fie
lasting health. . . Some or later some
must go wrong. and the great :late r
J ~.
life le disordered or overthrown, - ' -.` z:..
.Barsaparlila -has, -and deserts* moth; ‘ fit .
reputation, of accomplishing these ends. hit
the world has _been famously.. deceived bi . r,
preparations of it, partly because the &Ili ,
alone has not ell the 'virtue tha II chilli:. *
for it, but- more _became many preparations,
pretending : to -be concentrated =tracts of it
contain but Wield' the virtue of Saisapszillt i l. - ,
or eny thing else. .:'_. 5 .
During late years the public have been miss
led by large bottles, pretending to give a Oar
of Extract of Sarespanna for one do ll ar. Ma:
of these have* beep french' upon the sick,V L.
they not only contain' little, if any, Sersql..;
rills, but :often no curative perfecto *Uri/ 1
• er. Hence, bitter 04 Pemfti Oil!iPPtlintinte'
has followed the use of theVirimisextraets d': - ..
1 Sarsaparilla which flood the market, until , the ui l ,
name itself is justly devised,- and has becems,_
' synonymous with hapcsition and cheat. hall
we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and khak i
to supply such a remedy as shall rescue 041
name from the load of obloquy which-Tota
. upon it. And we slunk' we have gro und fa
; believing it bas virtues which are immisals ,
Lbrthe ordinal' j run of the diseases it ii Meek
en tO , cure. - In order to secure. their comploil
eradication, from the system, the m,remedy shock
be judiciously taken according to directbas se ;
the bottle.
PREPARED DT -
DB. J. C. AYES .CO.
LOWELL, MASS. ,
Price, $1 per Bottles lii Bottles for sior;
•
Ayer's Cherry - Pettoral
),
has won for itself such a Tenavaltir the curs
eTql7 variety of Throat arid Loa Crephint,
it ta gAtiTely annecessary for WI to et+ol3Unt U
evidence of its virtues. wtserevev it his been ;
ployed. - As it has Tong been in constant as ; r:
throughout this section, we need nOt do more dog:
immure the peoplo its "Witt is kept up_to the bet
it ever has been. and that it.may be relied en tc
'do for their relief all it has rya been tooodio
Ayer's Cathartic ,Pills, . it
Non Tao atrza ar . : - •
• •
Ontireuest Jaundice. Dyspepsia, miiiivafak
Dysentery, Foul Storn:sch, ErysipeL i
s. Her:Wade
Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Min Disseis''
jiver Comptaint. Dropsy. , Tette, Tumor.
&ti • Rheum, Worms, Gout, Zietaniyiese of c:
Dinner .1 7 171 s and for Pinifyinp - tAi
They are sugarcoated, so *laths most
live can. take :them plessautlyouid dry Its
best aperient in tke world or all &slurries pt.::
family physic. • •'q
Witte $2 o4lld* low ibi
Cheat inn:Awn Clergymen .P .plelsse, •
Men, and eminentpersonage*, hare Unit
names to certify the Ins - paralleled natant= of
remedies, but our space here will not permit i.
insertion of them. The Agents belosrnamed
nigh Isl4ils OUT AMERICAN ALMANAC familia •
are given; with also toll 'descriptions of the tibc
complaints. and the treatment that should be
lowol far their eure. _
Do mat be pat off by unprinelpled de liens
other VieWations they , make more
_lnuit tk
Demand Arm% and take no. others. Tbs eG
want the best iid4here for there.s24.theetd. l :-
have - k
• MI our Reniedies • •
Sold by SMITH k JONES, and D. W. SPIV
'wt" tr. BON; Iflietee
ORR, Conderapiirt ;, CORKY a.
'A. B. HORTON, Cushiniffille'; - MANN
NICHOLS,MiIIport ; CH. SIMMONS, OmM
and by all Merchants and . Druggists .
- - -
1474ELPORT BEAD-QUARTERS. rt ,
subscribers take this teethed of it-A
forming {iii friends that they are is
ceipt of, and are now opening, a ehoice
desirable stock of
• STAPLE An Y.ANDY DRY GOODS.
to which they invite 'ea attention of 4 . 4
desire to make purobasts, ens stock is I
has been selected With great care, and is p
.ticularly adapted to the wants of titivate
of our country. " •Our stock of. Dry G 0 04".
sista of •
DRESEGOODS,Tnunwas,DmPont
P4IBROIDERIES, PARASOLS
. , DLOTHS, CASSIMERES
TESTINGLN DO
IIIESTIW, • - • - - •
LINENS; rßerrs,
;HOSIERY, SITAWLS,
and a. variety of , other articles, too nu ,
to mention - --!-Itelustro also& complete
Aleut of ,*. 1' •
_
GROCERIES, HARDWARE ANu.
• CROCKERt •
BR of which wiD be sold uncommonly' 4 0
for - teidy.pa , andlcir approved eredit•eal
reasonable ferrates any utherestablisbera t
-- • - MANS &NICHOLS.
liiUport, n, 186:-9:13 17.
Z. J. TIIOIIPSON,
CARRIAGE' it WAGON' MANED' and ar
PAINE% Coudersport, Pater Ps.•
this method of hiformielithi p a tTga
lio in general- thatim4a-prep d
• to do all work in his line with
in a workman.lite manner, and .1 1 1 002- 7,
- inostaecommodating terms. Poised"
RejmiTlig invariably required ondeling , I
,
' the Weft 1at.411 kinds of FWD.;
token co acmuitotwitli. •-.
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