- • - cj r ‘ 1E63.
'RAILROAD.
This great line traversesd the Northern and
Northwest, counties, of .gennsylvania Ap__the
city of Erie, on Litke Erie: ' --'
It has, been. leased by , the,. I?e,ntynilvania
Railroad Coriipany,' and - under their - auspices
is being rapidly opened throughout its entire
length.
It is now ,muse for. Passenger anal Freight
b evinces" item kietutisift 11(.4 to :Driftwood:2nd
Pork, (177 on,the::Enstern
find from Sheffiehl-40 - Briei - ori • the - -Wesfein
Division, (78 miles).
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT DRIFTWOOD.
Express train arrives:',. 2:10 P.M.
Express train leaves west. - 12.45 P. M.
Cars run through wrrnorr CHANGE both
ways. on these .trirb:nrntifeiiii 7 l 3l lpaileiphia
end Loclerlaveri and . betWeen 13altiniore and
Lock Haven. .
Elegant Sleeping Cars on the Express Train
both ways between Williamsport and Balti
more and Williamsportand Philadelpdia.
For information respectiniPassenger busi
ness, apply at the S. E. Cor 11th and Market
Streets, .
.And for Freiribt business of the Company's
Agent's I: t • '
S. B.:Kiiig§toti Jr.;"..Cor,.:l3th:azuLkaiket
Sts. Philadelphia.
J. W, Reynolds, Erie.
J. M. Drill, Agent N. C. IL IL Baltimore.
H. H. HOUSTON,
eigLAiiSa./ 1
LEWIS L. HOUPT,
Gen.'l Ticket Agt, Phil'a,
Jos. D. POTTS,
Gen't Manager, 1117liantsport.
FOR - SALE.
NEW ENGINE AND FIXTURES—eight
.III. brirse pt4 . - et,lvitiOnk.boller ; .l This en
gine is now in a .Tannery at Bienville,
gany Co.. N. Y., and has never been used.
Also, THE - TANNERY AT BIENVILLE.--
This Tannery is in tv•good• location fur busi
ness, Voth as to market and bark.
The engine will be-sold separately, if de
sired, or Tannery aid' engirte together. Will
be sold very cheap. For terms and further
information concerning the pioperty apply to
• •
~ANDREW
. . . .
a:
..
.„. p 9 uderspprj, Pottev Co., Pein' .
jan- -13 P, 1 8 .0. i I ~• •1, . •
To th ". • •
.
W3n.TAlLllUwonfd . iuform the tra-
Cetin ,pubiidthat heh,6 rented the
Eagle Hotel Opposite C, 11. Simmons'
Blocloat - Cciway4 -Penti 7 a,-. which has
been newly'reated anditurfiithad, where be
latehditto'kep a -Firde :Class. Hotel: Parties
of pleasure and those Wisbing•ii, quiet • home
overLgaliblith; will find this honSeequal to any
in this vicinity: , The tabled will always be
well ttuppfied, and'• the bards. Well furnished
with hair and oats, qitol: no - pains snared for
the ehinfort of guests
IVII: TALL3IAIY.
Oswayo, Pa., Dec. 25, ; • •
Administrator's Notice.
WfIRREAS, Letters;Of Administratiori on
the' estescdbf Cheir/cf lrorifen,
late of Binghatalt, Potter cd.; havebeen
issued to the subsdribers i due form . of law,
notice is hereby given to all personi knowing
themsell'es "indebted to' estate to make
immediate payment, and flib§oliaving claims
will - . present them, - dulf•autliCnticatedi for
aettlethent.- • • : • '
CLARISSA A. 'NV/DIMES,'
BURTOYLPAVIS, • ' ' ' I32 • ST
Bingham, Feb. 21; 1863.• - •-•1 •
SAPONIFIER! -
The drOaeest - Soap-inakbr ate'
knoviril For sale at
ENUEM
Grain,
-and
'Wanted, on account, at this Office
Emma
SAP ONEE'rElt v S AP OM:Et:SP. !
THE SOAP 'MAKER. '
All Kitchen Gretisd ' be made'm o zood
SOAP, byusing Sayonifierl'
DTRECTIONS XCCO3IPANYINGiEACIT,PI4
Soap is as e.asily made :with it,, as making
cup of cdtTee. . •
ManufactUred only by the Patentees:.
PENN'A SALT NAAPPACTIIIIINCI core 44y,
No. '127 Walnut street; Philadelphia.
Fcby. 1,1862. 1v
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for theipronipt and sticeessful accomplishment
of business entrusted to them, than any other
firm in Wai3hingtorr, I ::They desir3 to secure
such aft stoodiit of this bUsineis as will enable
them to ektit..e the bpsiuers foreach.claimant
vely Chfaply, and:on the :basiS ' - of their; paY
contingent upon.their'swecess :eaclircase:
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Pensio'n, BOuniy, or• BiOlePv,obia.ined, and
ten per ceni.'oti amountof-Claims for .)lilitary
Supplies,or Claims for Indemnity.
* * *Soldiersenlisted *siliC4 . 3 cifrtfareh,
, 18G1, in any kind of servictyliiilitary•orNaval;
' who,ard disabled •bidigeasa - or Wounds; , are
entltkil fol'ensions. • All- soldlers.Who aerve
for two years, Or during the wari:should - it
sooner close, Avill:he entitlecLto $lOO Bounty; -
Widows of soldiers who die or -are hilledvara
entitled to $3.01 timiney.. if ibitre be rib•widon
then the minoithildrew; then:the father, Me,
ther, sisters, or brothers areentitled as above..
.Washington, D. C.,-1.862: , ••; 4 .. ! .:. , t ~i •
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t
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,VITIIPREAS; letters.uf adreininistratui: on
Y the estafe of Hastings Noiley, deed late
of Allegany. township,. Potter Coi have
been ;issued to the subscribers in Le 'form of
law," notice,,is bereby given .to An, persons
knowing themselves indebtedrto said estate.to
make inmediate'.paynte"nt ; and those hating
claims ; will present them, duly authenticated,
for settlement. , •. •
NANCY. MORLEY 13dmsrs
30, 1863: 6170 „ „
7-- AdiMinistf4tor's Notice
. .
WHEREXS, Letteri of. Administration,-on'
the estate of O. S. Zet'ais, dec'drinfe of
'Ulysses to i hip, Potter co, Pa:; - haver been
issued : to tbe-subscribers in (tie form of law,
notic t e is hereby given to all:persons knowing
themselves.. indebted,- to said i estate . to . make
immediate ,payment . ; and .thOse,having claims
will ipresent , Oem, duly. authenticated, • for,
settlement. •
M. LAVINIA LEWIS,
: _.Admses.
E. D.
Ulysses, Pa., -Pet). 36, 1563. . ,
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ATHEREAi, Letters . of A . dmin_istortion on
the'estale"o'f 11:13eitirwa - ik: dec'd,
late bf Coudersport; Potter co:, Paqhfive heCn
issued to•the!s.ubscribeK.,due-forro. of law,
notice is hereby given .ta_all perrons knowing
themselves indebted, to: saiA estate'lo'...Make
immediate payment i and. those. having claims
will,present,,.thera, duly anthenticated,, , ,for
l'settlement. Feb.
OLMSTEDiIAdms'r:-'
ICoudersport, Feh.1¢;.1863.. Z . , :2.
The Rochester . Straw-Cutter.
ckLUST . ED: St,WLY:,.:_poinlerspoyci ,baTe
th'e,siclgiye,age.pc.,yifpr it:his celebrated
machine, in this comAy., ,It_jscpve*,pt,
.able, and CHEAT'. bee. 1, 1860.-I.T
=ME
Jeweller and Watchmaker,
I OCATED on Main St:, opposite the Court
ILA House, Coudersport, Pa.
Clocks, IFirait.clieg,Zic., •
Repaired' an short . notiee and warranted to
give satisfact on. '
A good assortment of •
CLOCKS,
WATCHES, and
• - JEWE.LRY
on han . d. , .. Cheap foi.CiST . Land , 4iviropted as
represenieil. it.i.change is no rob
beryl vrill`give - yon trite fek. Gibney:
Coudersport, Dec. 16, 1861
X u 2
1 .3
'
ti
Just arriving from New York, such as
CLOTHING, "-- r• '- •
. DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,'
BOOTS .1 SHOES,
• •• - ,HAIPTABE,
• CROCKERY,
HATS & CAPS,
.r- -NOTIOZirS; • . • •
• . 3
• -SCHOOL BOOItS,
. Cheap for Ready-pay.
• 10,000 Bushels ASHES anal 50 bhls. EGGS
Wanted: .% .;.. • . • !
7 1 t:i 0
,'-i ;:,7 :._ .'. ! th' . , -9 1.
LUCIEI‘I BIRD
Brookland, Pa., Nov. 17, 1862. • •
OLM I STEb $ MAAS ' S
TORE can alwitS - s..be found the best of
Cooking, Box and Parlor
STOVE.&
Also; TIN and SITET-IRON WARE, POTS,
KETTLES, 'SPIDERS,. SCOTCII :BOWLS,
FRYING-PANS, SAP-PANS, Luid CAULD
RONS. Also , . ' •
Agricutural
such as PLOWS, SCRAPERS, CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-ISHELLEILS,:' , I.OOpexiatAKEo,
DOG-POWERS, &c.
THEIR-WORK
is well made atia the material `good. Good and
substantial EAVES.:TROUGHS put up in any
partotthe'County,Terms easy. Ready Pay
qt ill kirid.4 ' including Cash, seldom refused.
Store on Main Street opposite the Old Court
House, Coudersport. Aug.:l;lBse.-;:50 !
t_catig
• cpatut,ss: . ' - glpp !
MEE undersign ecl-sr ouldrespectfully inform
the surroundirig, community that he has
taken the rooms formerly occupied by John
'S. :41.an,n, - ,iyhere lie is prepared to do •
• 'Ail kinds of Harness Work
on the shortest notice.
LONG STRAW COLLARS, •
also kept constantly on hand. These collars
are a superior article, and needbitt ii trial to
insure their success.
• .„ . Repairing ,done in good style.
•Strcinglesi'Martingalc-rings, Hames, and
Hama .straps, 1.m., kept constantly do hand.
The public are invited to call and examine;
before purchasing elsewhere.
S. P. MDIAR.
; Cocdersport 0ct.16t10860.
nm. r 9.l, 13, 15, 17, COIrIITLANDT STREET,
Near Broadway, New York City.
This old-established and favorite - resort of
the BUsiness community has been recentlyre
litted, and is complete in everthing that can
minister to the comfort of its patrons: Ladies
and Families are specially and carefully pro
vided for.
,
It is centrally hmated in the business part
of the city, and is contiguonslo the principal
lints of steamboats, cars, omnibuses, foTies.,
In consequence - of the pressure caused by
the Rebellion, prices hare been reduced,to
,opfEjyYLL4E AND FIFTY CENTS lElt DAY.
The table is amply supplied with all the
.liiNuries of the season, and is equal to that of
other hotel in the country.
Ample aecommodationv are offered for up-'
ward of 400 guests.,
Do not believe runners; haelimen.and others
who may say "the Western liotelis full."
D. D. WINDEDSTER, Proprietor.
The:. D. Winchester. fyl9
TSteam Saw and Grist Mill at Germa
j ni#l, Abliot township, Potter county, Pa.
Wing an excellent business ; afirstrate stand
for an industrious man with somo capital.
Those reflecting must apply soon to
WILLIAM I3.A.DDEI, 300 Broad Way, N. Y.'
Or ht the Mill at Germania.
August 21, 1862.: •
. "TIM ,lINIOII ' 1 •
ARCH STREET, S,BOVE,.THIPD,
,13 TO,N,.B:.l(EITSlll:ElfrProziqcF... , ,
— Titrs'Votel livenient be
Passengersars,to-albP4rts of.t)/e city, and in
'every paYtiiitiliir tidatiteeto tifeicatits of - the
13'dsiness public,
.7= - ) Terms 150 pet: :
ar:reins' to any Kerosene. •. •
WHY ti y r an . explosive Oil,. when a few
cents more .per you with a
perfect Oil? Made only by
PEliit'A'
EH
Cs "At*RitlNE ft;
• 0
P-4 -
CI) •
A carefully selected stock of
NEW *GOODS
4 r
0
WESTERN ROTEL,
For S - 6,16: or to Let.
VIATRONA COAL OIL:
WARRANTED NON EXPLOSIVE I
No. 127 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Feby. 1. 1862. ' ly • ' -
BM
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AGENTS. -:
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toration of Peace and Thrift to our distracted
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• tie enormous increase in the price of print-,
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iiewspopers, compels us to increase the price,
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The nudersigned•
Subscription . Agent
Treaspry, is, now pre
"The New lareati.
of the United -State , designated- es -"Fir . ..)
Twenties," fedeemah e. ate pleasure of th ,
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by Act oCotigiess,' 43proredfeln'y 25;1862
The_ COUPON SONS are issued in•sumsv :
$50,.5100, $5OO, an d $ 1000::: , . •
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and all who tiave eni meney . to ,invest,shoni
know tind - retnineaib
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ttes,, Excise Stamps.
serree to make those
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Philadelphia. Subs rib l et by mail.will r.-
ceiye prcnnptititenticin '
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explanation will be taro rded on afiplidation . r.t
this office. A'snripq of Bends will
.tie kept
on'band for ininiedia e delivery. ''•:
JAY C9OKE; Subseription Agent.
The Buffalo
CORNER OF MAIN AND SENECA STREETS.
Ts an important. Ink in;the. great cliain o
NATIONAL. SIERC - 'TILE COLLEGES, .b
outed in the following cities, : -
NEW , YORK CITY,
BROOKLYN,
TROY,
DETROIT, <
AND
, .
A Scholarship is Sued from the BirMilo Col
lege, entitles the hdlder to attend either or :di
the Colleges for art , lantimited time. . .
'l'heDesig,n of these Institutions,isto lull ar,
td young men mid ladies; a thorough, pracii
cal business editeatlion.,
)These Colleges are organized and tomtit,: -
ea upon a basis Irlich must secure' to e...'
separate Institutiod the best possible facilil i' , ) _
for imparting `a th rough mercantile educa
tion, and render it s a whole , the' most cum'
1 1
prehensive and co pleteystem in this conntm
Book-Keeping, i all its department ; Con
mtrcial Law,Coniztiereitil Arithmetic and Per
manship,'are tauglit, In the most thorough , 1 . ,
practical manner. )
The Spencerian System ('rf* Penninii ,
taught by competent and) i experienced te ,,-,, f , '•.
SchOlarship, nas+abie in advance. -;.ii ,
College open tlaylatil erening-; un r -
Resident PrinciFil at Puff. 10, J CT. b.. - .:
Forluither, informatidn, please cail •-,.; ..i.
College rooms, or fiend for Catalogm• kud , ':..
cular enclosing, lett . er stamp. Ad dr , -s
, - BR ANT' .4• STRATTON..
J.T9ly Buffalo, N. ,Y. •
$l5O BESI' PIANOS:. ' $1.:":-..
: • 1 ' GROVE L pTEESI k HALE.
having:removed t .theitnew, wa r er.ott: . ,.
NO. 4 8 BROADWAY,
. .
are now • prepared to . -offer the public a ot. L nificent new.scale fall: : '
~
.7 OCTAV ' ROSE:WOOD . PIANO, .
•cOntaining all i ' prOveiromts k:toc, n it: '
country or Rump , ow ,i-strlpig ba,s. E., -.
grand action, harp pe 141, fun iron ti.,;;: , ,. ~
''.slso CASH, '
WARRANTED FUR FIVE Y F;:i 11' 4 ' .
Rich moulding c 4 ses.,
. .
1 5 tioi s2oci •
all warranted ma e of fhe be-t,,:east.:.e.l, mi.,
terial, and. to stand. better than any w;.::'
40 0 or 500 by the old methods of
,mm, ,f,•
tore. We invite itheiiest judges' to .c , :aiiii!.,,
;sad try these new. instruments, and 'we szat ,
;ready. at all times to. test them with any other
Manufactured in, this:count y. - • • •
. GRAVESTEEDI Sr. HALE:
78 Broadway, .New rock.
3m]
PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT . ,
• I
'.Yo. 10 Corrand, Neth
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TM; IVEST?:RN HoTEL.
- - -
,
' THE CROTONNANUFACTURING
(Organized in .1.6. G, under the Goners! Manu
facturing Law 'of theStatc of Mew Fork.)
Offers,at wholq l sale, in quantities to, suit pur
chasers, at Mannipeturers'Lowest . Prices: .. .
PAPER lIANGrG of every variety
.of
and'Price i •
BORDERS tn, ra l itch, j • " '
FIEM-BOARD , ' RENTS, • ' ,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
OIL PAINTEE> I I , VINDOW BLAD ES, WIDE WINDO ' CUETATY PAPERS, and
WINDOW SHADE FINTIJIIES,
STORE - SHADES MADE TO ORDER AND
LETTERED, r "
Of the latest 4yles and superior finish•, all
of own manuffiteture and iintiortation..—
,AuTheir ttodk is.large and "entirely new they
invite Merchanti, Booksellers, and Dealers in
these articles, tn call and examine their .tyle . S
and prices, whenever they visit the city.
The'.Ma'g~ib' Time gliservei,
THE; Pi3RE I E.CTIO i Ii, (IF 11EICHAINIS14.
BEING a Hunting and Open FaCu, or Lady
or Gentletnaii's Watch Combined.
One of the.prlettiest, most •convenient. ani!
decidedly tbmbrstnntl cheapest timepieee-for
general and relmble use, ever offered— It has
within it and connetted With its.•.machinerv.
its own winding attachment, rendering a kCy
entirely unnecessary. ;The oases of ibis• Watch
are, composed of Awn' Metals, -the outer one
being fine 1G caratgold. !tilos the iniproved
iuby,action - ler r moiementoind is warranted
an accurate timepiece.- Price, superbly , en
graved, per case of. a half'd zen, $204.00.
1 5amplo yiTatchels; in neat morocco rmies, for
'those, proposing to buy at ;wholesale. s3s,sent
,hy express, with , bill payable on. delivery.
Soldiers ii:aust remit•:paytnent in adiance. as
we. canlot.,eollect 4zotri those! , : in, the. Anq
',Address-. , IrIBBARD BROS. &Po • •
•
dare Importers,
sau &I John S Li., ,
Now torin
3 Cot Na
.acing -been appointee
.y. the ? Secretary of tb;
red to, f,urnieh, at °act
ear 6 per tent. Binds
these bonds tr
ge npcn'all Radronii:
land Securities;:Und'tl.
ll theManufactures;&e:
hp.t the full and, iuni
.pttythent of the latera
IticiPail; by Customs'llu
and• Internal Revenue
Boia6 the . • ,
, le mid :Most Pape,
n'the Market. e."
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PIIILADELPHIA,
• .A'...BANY,-
.CLEVELAND,
CHICAGO,
Ha LOUIS.
:,:- 7J, - 6 . t , '',ln.T . i . ll•f,T ,-.•'-
MAYORa. - 01 1 . -•Tn
_ .. ;Great CrUes - . - .
We,the wed merni,teffebrow. ;
err that the;mita:we, Apatamadee.
Phygialtins Of out several cities have Woolf
a demmenta *liana to a tha Alma.
13ARBAPAIUZLA. hair boa' lbusui;tci be •
'
a.reptidy,cf great - nineUeMe, antiNetetkpl
the oonfidence of tho'Con. 1
HON. JAMES COOK,
• • 21.ayari.af LOWELL. MAL
VON. ALBIN BEARD, •
7 4 1 , Liclr of Isrialms.
*MN. B.' W. HABRINGTON,
Mayor of 1l ANCIMEt3TER,*
HON; JOEN ABBOTT,
Mao 00NOOMD. M.,
HON. H. BiTI,LOCTIC,
Mayor of WORCESTEM, itataa•
NATErit'filigSß/LE, •
__,
• Mai*. of 'SALEM.. ;LW&
SON. F. W. LINOOLN, Jr.,
Mayor of BOSTON, NAM
• I
HON. WTI.' 1110DMATir,
' • Mayor of PEOVIEINNON, L
Harr. Amos w. - ramarmar..;
Maycir of N08ti78713, oomsr.
tION. J. IT itr is I:auk .
Mayor of NEW LONDON. CONN.
HON. CHAS. 8.! BODIER,
.
Mayor IA 2LOIMURAI I / 2 .11 IL
MN. D. F. T#BEANN, '
- Mora of NNW TONIC" CITY.
HON. H. M. EINSTREY,
• • Mayor ,pf ICAMCGraTON., 0. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,' .1.
• Mayor. of T0.119111T0, O. W.
HON. B. IM. BISHOP,' ,'•
Mayor of OLL4C/RTATT. 0810.
HON. I. H. CRAWFORD, .
. Xayai l of LOULSVECZji t t, Z.
HON. JOHN. aLoAzr, •
• • Mivor of ,LTONS. , lOWA
HON. JAMES' 311eFIKETERS, ' .
mayor of BpyirliflinytlCALE,
RON. JAM.E4Ipit . ifirimm;
;_ • 2.fra?ly of AUcIPB , T 1 74 MM.
HONi;NEEEricil CCtOP.Ei3,-
-. Mayor of BALLOWS744 .
HON. - `4lll/LES 1, S. - M3EB4'
Imayori orjmunroirazoTo2l; N. H.
BON. WILLARD., WM'
• Mayor of /%147CV BFIDFABD, M.443p.
HON.; J. BLAISDELL; :
Mayor 0fi1".41./..axvinn, L&SL
HON.) W. E. ORANSTON, —.
•
MayOr of NEWPORT; E.l.
HON., PEED STAHL,
of GALEILIA, fIZ
HON. .TOHN_HODGDEN;,..
. Mayor of .DITBUQUE..I.OWA.
HON. THOMA'S C.IIII7TWiIeaLD,
•
• 3f-error of 03461"ri2goocits; maitistisr.
HON. ROBERT . REAM,
Mayor of TIISQ.AMOOSA., A:1111
, - ., . . .
HON. B. I. • B,AtY,GH, .
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Mayof of MEMPMES. :ITMLUF.
HON. GEAR?) STITH; ,
Mayor' or MEW Coir - mimis,
1101 i. R. D. fiCRANTON,
Maywof RO9HEEMEEB. N, Y
EON. DE WITT C. GROVE,
Mayor of UTICA. N. Y.
HON. GEO. WILSON, •
Mayor of PITTE4BI7Itd. PA.
ICON: C. H. BURL,.
. Mayor of: 3.)L7.sorr, MI(78.
HO* HEMAIsr PAGE,
Mayor.of REELVTAUXIE, WM.
HON.' W.. VAtGECN;
• . Mayor of RACteirE,
HON. A. FARR,
Mg.pqr cf EMTOSEL, W _ Is,
HON.' JOHN C. HALEY - ES,
Mayor of , CHICAGO,
HON. it. 3. jA. „REATH, • •
• '.!Mayor of SELMA, ALA.
Certify that the resident Drumm& nary
.assured them •
9 .
-Ayer s .Sarsaparifia
Is an or.mellent remedy, and worthy the cello
ildence of the community. ,
For Spring DiSeases. • •
For Purifying the Blood.
For Scrofula (n. Single Evil. •• : .
For 'rumors, Eleers, and Sores., , -
FOr FrUptiort4 and Pimples.
For Blcitches,Plains, and, ; •
For St. Anthony's-Fire, Rose,-or; Err. ,
Par - Titter 'kik- Salt 'Rio .;
For Scald Headland Ringworm.
For Cancer and 'Cameron, Sorel. ' •
For Sore Eyes, Sore.Ears,Und,litinuitl,
For Female Diseases ; • . • .
For Suppression and Irregrdarlty.,
For Syplaills•or •Vsnereal.Diseasel. •
For EiverComplaints. , . • '
For Di ;of the Heart. ' - • _
. .
The Mayors pr the chief Cities of the Uhl:.
ted States, CanaSas, and British Prvvisices.
Chili, Peru,, Elrasil: Next* end ha feat al
meet all, the cities on this, pontitunit. I have
thiS doOment, to tuatara their, people
what remedies:they may use with safety and
confidence. : I/rit our space will only admit
a-swami .of . them. - .
AyerlsSarsapariltst,, =•
Chisirryjkletoival,
. Ayer% POE,. and
.AYees - AguP'etires
, , .
_IIIBCPABI7D BT '
C. 'Ayer et Co 4
LoWELL, - _
" 43 0 1 4 1 4PIliii**elczYwiteli•
Sold by•C S & F.: A: Jones, "Ciinifeirpott
Manh:a Nichols, MillPOri
&inlet ; Ai Corey a Son, Moses;
. 4 j). Bor.
tOn, CuEbingyille and by Dealeni
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