11 7-3.0. LOAN. ••• •ttere, - • • , The Secretaii of the - Treasury gives notice • that subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes, payable from Aug. 15th,1864, with semi-annual interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths per cent. per annuris,—prin `Cipul and interest both to be paid in lawful • woke: : Ttler"notievill•bettinfertihle.at the ePtion at - iiittlifritY, into sliper , gold bearing bonds, payable not less than five nor more than twenty years from their date, as the GoVernment way elect. They will be issnt•d iofiewatoimilious.of 'tip, $lOO, $6OO, sl,ooooteigsoo,3nitiall subscriptions must! be for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars. ' I The notes will be transmitted to the owners free of transpottation charges as soon after! the receipt...of-the original Certificates of De-' posit as they can be prepared. • As the notes draw interest from Augustls, persons waking deposits subsequent to that date must pay the interest accrued from date , . of-Ate tO data a deposity I ,, Nrtiee ) defiesitine:twenty-five thouSanci dollars and upwards for these notes at any one! time will be allowed - a commission of ate quarter of one per cent„ which will be phid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt, of the bill for the amount, certified to by the; .••-I,:Offteer:•telth,-sehom the, deposit was made. !SlNfdll It o slitdgeitms: for : censmtssions must • be, made! -11AriFit,14.0.AePPSiti- • - -.; - • I SPATIAL AD 7.;1:2&_:1 G. - E3 of tbia d 'itis a National Savings Bank, offering a higher rate of interest than any other, and best security. Amy savings bank which • pays its depositors in 13. S. Notes, considers ' that it is paying in the best circulating me-ci diem of the country, and it cannot pay in any-I thing Vetferofor, on* :assefis are tither ink government securities notes or Wads! payable in government paper. . •It is equally convenient as a temporary or permanent investment. The notes can al-! . ways be sold for within a fraction of their face and accumulated interest, and are the best security. ; with :banks as- collatterali fot discounts. ic'onvertible into "a Six per rent. 5-20 Gold Bond; In addition to the:very liberal intereini ' the notes for three yeriis, this privilege of conversion is now worth about three per centt ••••:- for the current rate for 5. 20 B on ds is no t l oss than nine per cent. vrc:iniwa, and before the war the prEinnUna on via per cent. U. S. stocks was over twenty per cent. It will be seen that the actual profit on this lottn r at the present market rate, is not less than tea per cent. pe'r annum. • I It: Exemptcon'fropr,Slate or Muni:ipll Taxation. But aside from all the aavantnges we enumerated, a special Act of Coogret.s ez 't,n tsat6 bends, end Trea“nry notes from local taxatioi}. On the average, this exemption is worth about two percent. per annum, accord ing to the rate of taxation in various parts of -the country. e • • • It is believed that no securities °Ter so great laducements to lenders as thoseissued be the gOVeriienit. .10 - nll other turves of indebted ness, the faith or ability of private parties, stock companies, or separate calm:mit:es. on)Y.. ikpledged for 'payment, while the whole] property of the country is held to secure the' discharge of ail the obligations of the United States. . l • - ' While the g r overnment offers the most libmi l al • terms for its loans, it believes :that the very strongest - appeal will ,be to the, loyaJty add patriotimi Of did people.- Duplicate certificates will be issued for, all deposit.; The party depositing toast end(Wse! upon the'itigizini certificate the clenominnt fort ' of notes required, and whether they are toibe .ssued in blank or payabte to order.. Wiien so endorsed it must be left with the ofileer • faitinetlie dep6sit, to be forwarded' to ihe Treasury Department. Subscriptions will be received,by the,Treas nrer of the United States, at Washington; the several Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositaries, imil'by the •• I- First National Bank of Philadelphia, P. First National Bank of Danville, Pa. First National Bank of Eric, Pa. First National Bank of Pittsburg, Pa. and by nll National Banks which and deposil• tarics qf public money, and .. All I?espectabla Banks and Bankers: • throneheut the country will give farther, in formation and ceery '.Fac'ility to Subscraci.s. .(103m1 Administrator'.s 11411EAS, Letters of Administratio t; the estate of WILSON CAIION, la of Allegany township, Potter county, d breen - igt.mted to the stibscriber,nll indebted-to said-cstate.are request..ll t. Taahe immediate payment, and those egeinst the. saute will present tiiem duly authenticated, for settlement to ' • 1 31)50 N MEN.D.IIYI: : Adm!r. Allegany, Aug. 30:'1864 ' 1300.11. AGENTS NV ANTEE3: • MO sell by , subscription, with sample. excel= Jent.Popular Illustrated Family lyprks. Airtonz.thesods a low pride MISTURY of the Mi31:11.110N, f-liicti• over forty. thiausad 01 Vol. 1 have already been sold . . It is a good 'business for ez-Soldiers, and. others out of I ' • employment. r -- 4.190,f0r, sale to Pediers, Merchants, and i4;gglits, §tationery Packages. Bcttle Scenes. <Portraits anaotier picture's fo r "tk 'War Maps, beautiful Album Cards, Currency Molders, etc. For circulars, with particulars and terms, address HENRY nown No.lll - Maii2 Street, Cincinnati,io, Estate of George Eves. Dec d. NOTICE. WHEREAS, letters of administration on the estate of George Ewes, late of He- Anon township, dec'd. - hare been granted to Rho undersigned, notice is hereby given Ito all persons knowing themselves indebted tbi said estate to call and settle immediately and those having claims to present them for Payment. POLLY ESTES, 'Administtatrix. Hebron, Nor. 22,,186 ' # . Gt MEE CONFESSIONS aND EXPERIENCE J. OF la INVALID. Published fot' - the - lienefit and as rt Outicra to yoeng.men incl:others .who §uffer, from Yertious Debility., Premature Decay of Man hood, 4-e-, supplying at the ae the means of self-cure. By n•ho has cured Itinaelfafferlundergoing considerable quack try. By 'enclosing a postpaid addressed velope, single copies may be had of the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, E.,!:4., - • • -Brooklyn Kings Co N. To Road Coiati - aotOrs. RESPONSIBLE parties able and desirous of undertaking the buildine• of the en tire or a part of a dug road, (163. feet wide,) taf fioni,l2 to.:ls_miles yin the South-Eastern part of Potter County, Penna., •rr -- pply for particulars to CHAS. MEINE, Esq., 6urveyor, Germania,.,Potter Co., Pa. ' V • • • June 8, 1864 . .-tf. , IaIINT'S BLOOM OF ROSES,—for. the La dies,—at - STEJ3BINS' 4- "17:12uestionably the beSt sustained wad.: Ville kind in the World." 1- EC A it 42 RR'S - T • NAG AM I It is the foremost Magazine of the day. The fireside never had a more ilelightfel compan ion, nor the million a more enterprising filet3 than Harper's Magazine.—Ncthedist Protestant . (13eltiatre.Y. - Thimost.'popOnfaloAthly in the world.:- Wen, i'vrle Observer. 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Set, comprising,Eighr Volumes, sent on receipt el cash at the rate of 54 50 tier vol,, freight at expense of purchaser. dd rcss HARPER S: BROTHERS, . Ft•anhlin Square, New York. : CLEAN ACADEMY. The Fail 'Term will commence August 31st 1304 and continue thirteen weeks.' Tuitier. from $4.00 to 5..-8.00 per term. Board can be had in the Prineipars family.. 11onms for self-bearding can be had in the Academy Buildings at $2,00 per term. E. WILDMAN', A. 'AL Principal,'assisted by other Teachers. A Teachers' Class will bc.orgahized for the instruction of teachers in their profession, in which Irolhrobli's Normal Methods and' or raluable.aids nillbe used... , • F. S. MARTlN,Tresident: • ST ONLY Seciettiry." ESE EN== . Critical Notices of thelPras, SUEiSCItIPTION„. • 1865. TERMS SUDSCIITPTIONS 1805. Victories from every point of the OR tass- , ,nothipg but victoriia,thikglorrotta warning. From Tenessee,:froniGinrgia, frote,llississiPpi, from Virgittitertmi all juartern where The-brave 'soldiera of the Uoiod are defending::the Flag of the Re: public, laureled Victory sits-upon their rtiords and •saiboth soccer. is ittresited,lae-- ore theif feet. Thomas bai - beeteo.:-Itood the besieged defeating the besieger; hermac has taken Fort .111eAllister, and rushed from his path the last vbeacle etween 'hint and the sea . ;"Canby in i .' , 1 lississippi has.fallen on the commanica et „ ions orthe'Reliel - iiriny - thei' threatenetlY .' ashville,,iindlias destroyed thinatStone l lire a tan and Burbridge in West Virginia.' ,ltave Btrack-the Tear of Breckipridge, l andrg have 'eutPit atonciliiiline of supply an‘ • flis,liata of retieat..„Frocn one end cif the line to tine other, it is a iihirliiindef Vie- 6 e' ones. , • . 1 .Fart lgeAlliAr will be.retnernbered as be . formidable earthWorli:that:laSt rear li i etied ; the eirorts of the tnepit . 6rs. W.p. ' awken and Passaic. °tight:illy bUili top' rap' the passage to Savannait froth the l u . '. .• ea, it guarded equally in tbts. emergency n• Ole approach of. SherM I an to the 'fleet , l i illicit brought hint reinforcements and' ' • lupplies. It was 'the one defence which rotected Ossabaw Sound; the'point we DIIE'SS GOODS; lave indicated as the ,probable end of - DELAINES,:.. . . . d)erindp's:tharch ; and tiprtn this prized . PIZIN,TS; .• .~ - iifegndrd of Savannah Sherman has' a fall. - • • '. 13IZOCITE; and In with' 'the suddeness and force Of a wooLEN , §Hiliontkibult, and has'carried it by an ir• 1 HOODS,. • sistible cou de main. It is one of ' ONTAGS, p. NUBIAS, 1J keys to Savannah, •whiek.the genius r i , BAL2IbIIAL SKIRTS, nd courage of Sherman have made to pt CLOILIS, aunluek—instead of closing-the avenues 1 p that stronghold of the RebelS. We are meanwhile, a report by way of . Ann• ' p u li s that Savannah itself is fallen ; but 1 ibet her that -he true or not it is at least , dear that Sherman hue simultaneously im ' i rested that city and cut its northern cow- t L uunications. The junction of Gen. flow.l ,ird, who commands the right wing of PUB sherrnati's army, with Gen: Foster, Who has"severed the Charleston and Sa R. ;.atinali Railroad at Pucotalign, completes • lie Insolation of the ei•y'of Savannah, I nd so clearly foreshadows the fate of this iommetcial capital of Georgia that it is 't carcely important to consider whethar 1 : , - , be Annapolis report of the capfure be , for Molasses, syrup, Sugar, Tea and Ce• 'rue in fact or be only an anticipation of g mb l e fact. Wekn do at all events oti that Winter Goods ! 014.MTED'S. 9Uft. atttention- is. invicr.sl to,tlie large it ;•atqactive :stock received; 'and saie':as low as Lhe Eh - the gilidities eau be•bougi anywhere in the county. - =- - We hg.'izAiii huntfi or-large; and varied. a sortment of Dpmestic oottoos,,co - elprithipg DROWN SHEETINGS, • - - SHIRTINGS, BLEACHED ItILTSLMS; DENIIIS,t •, STRIPES, .1 • •-:4,l,ir'" CIIECII TICKEWS, anL. COTTON FLANNELS,,bn which cannot be undersold. . -•-- We purclidse air goods for Cash and o them at a very small advance Fr •m- Cost.- . .• FLANNELS. IF,you want to, purchase . . RED, • • - ' BLUE, PLAID FRENCH SHIRTING FLANNEL, c At Olmsted's. CASSIIIERES, si full supply CLOTHING. nON'T fail to call before purebasing ar AY see the assortment BOOTS & SIIOE Frt .a cheap women SChildren, great . . ...lien. Sherman is absolute waster of the o . . call . ituation In Georgia. 1 in fact everything in the Grocery line, 'rho dispatches from Gen, Thomas at. fashville ate of the same joyous tenor as ! , •;e which from Gen. Sherman thrill• country with anticipations of comploe.l, final vietoryoverthe 4ebelion. Abonf i ,': •ing the .ilefensiseer.-.GeAralkett,MB.l..!:. ,'-' Woolen Goods '• : . Hoods, with tabs or points, for Infants and Children, Misses and Ladies ; Nubia's. Under. sleeves and Caps at JONES' aT OLMSTED'S S. full assortment of almost everything That kept in a country store on hand. We intend to keep GOods that will give satisfaction and sell good articles at the lowest living profit AT OLMSTED'S, ~z~ , Cloths Gents' Black Brood Cloth, excellent quality bought before the rise. Cass.immes: black silk mixed, black and fancy Doeskin, striped. plain, and Plaid in -fancy colors, and Cloth .„_, Also, - 'for whole suits at JONES' Connty. Township and School Orders, for 011 of which the highest prices will be paid Hosiery Al Oiniste - d'sz---.--, Women's wool ribbed, cotton ribbed, cotton Coudersport, Pa,Nov:r 18, cowl. plain, colored and white, plain or fleeced. wool or cottor : 156 . 4. _ 1864. aGrildr1s11'.olovlbibtaeiabioron ' l ' l . n' stockings.mired, Mens' home and city-mne<.. Boys', all sizes, white or mixed, ut JONES' Grain of all kinds, Butter, Wool, Sheep Pelts, Furs Deer Skins• Bring? ninny t change, therefore I lince.ten. elnded to change my system of doing business and I shall hereafter sell for CASH or PRODUCE, . . BUTTER, LARD, EGGS, RAGS, GRAIN. ' DRIED BERRIES, Sc. N my stocik of Groceries I hare a choice rissortmen't of T E A GR - EN, - BLACK, and JAPAN. SUGARS, • •11.1 LASSES, BONET' SYRUP SALARATUS, COFFEE. • ' Also, PREPARED COFFEE, MUSTARD, . ,SPICE, • . PEPPER, &c., I hare a good stock (bought so that I am enabled to sell at prices currentbefore the War) of DRUGS, and PATENT BIEDICINES Also, KEROSENE OIL. YANIiEENOTIONS, $4 00 EXTRACTS, and are still kept FLOUR, PORK, MEAL of all kinds. ' And many other things too numerous to meat* kept constantly on hand and will be sold for • LESS Ortoorr than ever before offered in this market. E. SPENCER. Jan.. 2.0, ,1304. Dr. A. FRENCH'S CELEBRATED TONIC • BITTERS RE becoming the most popular Medicine 131. in circulation for the cure of LIVER CO'MPLAINT, DYSPEPIA, -.TATTN . DICE, DEBISITY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, and NV E ARN t: SS of - the S * TOEAOH. and DIGESTIVE ORGANS. It is also gainhig o great reputation in the CURE of DIPME_RI.A.. Principal Office, Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa. AT At Olmsted's. = AV\ Olnistedls For Children, Shirting Prints, plain black, white and black,blue and white, and all kinds of Fancy, at JONES' For Ladies. Gauntlet and Nand Gloves, Kia. Linen, Cotton, Plain and Fleeced Sill;. Gent fine Driving Gloves, Cassimeres, at JONES' For Ladies; Shepherd's Plaid, Brodie, Long and Square, Woolen Plaid; a.great variety of elegant colors at . JONES' Of domestic and foreign mannfactnre. We can assure our patrons that we believe our stock this spring to be more attractive in this line than ever before. JONES' Balmoral Skirtp With only two lirendtbs, making it neOessary to baro but two scams la a full skirt, in a great rariety at JONES' Teas, Sugars, Choice Syrnp, Good Rio Coffee, West Indil and Dande:ion Coffee, Rice, Corn Starch, Farina, Cocoa, &e., at JONES' Brushes Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, 1101, Paint, Varnish and Artist Brushes at JONES' Drugs and Fancy Articles Oils, Paints, and Dye Stuffs, White Lead in Tin Cans,Aleohol, Camphene, Eerosene,Lamp and Lamp Fixtures, Glass, Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Botanical Herbs, Perfumery,Fancy Soap and Toilet articles, Gum, Hair, Ivory and Wooden Combs, Pomades and Colognes, and a fine assortment of Flavoring Extracts, Pens, Ink,and Paper, and Linseed_ Oil—raw and boiled, at JONES' FANCY SOAPS, PERFUMERY, Clothing • Boys' and Men's at JONES' Shbes • Of every description and the 'best qoality, at astonishing low prices,' at JON F,45' Wall Paper . Ceillnfr , Paper,,T.ransom Pv.per, Window Cur tains, Borders, Tassels and Fixtures, at .Fl 3, HARDWARE, WOODEN-WARE„IVILLOW WARE, - NAILS, IRON, PLOWS; WINDOW SASH, FLOUR, PORK, and FEED, in fact, everything that' the people need can be had at JONES'. All oe'whiclrwill be sold at tbe• lowest. rates, COHNTRi' PRODUCE - i.AXEN IN ' • EXCHANGE. - : , Coudersport, Pa.; Junti;,.fis3; - ; Prini s Gloves Shawls Delaines Groceries 111.,1 4 ,.V.t:if‘:;,/ -,:zi p pIiaA•DV.L.P. I - 3 44A BR „This rea ; line ; traverses , t,lt`e=NottlFern I li'orthtt'eSt" 6,oiniWs 'of VerthiLitritiiiit; to! •••• . •-• It hos'neetriensbd btthe,r.osfusy/ritttin.liliii r Road - arnPKYran . sl,44;tdo;,their; , auspiees tlejng rapl 4 ly r op e ngd t its entire len,gtft,„_ _ • Iv is Wow' Pasenr„er:niid4"reight If; iisinr,starOvo orr to .St.:l4l4Ten. ( 21 f miles) l ? : the; • Easterp,,Division ' n, iro iSbetfieht to Erie ! (73 voiles ) on,the Western " , 'l' I.”.T.SINS ~ E.strootelt , ;•, ' 1.7 iteaMeEaSt 4 64rll.„ - Through Mall 10 MI Leave Westward:' J ,Throng : lillfall Train' i ' ' 10'10 A. - 3T: 'ears 'fun' through wrnioliT: criniras both. ways between. Philadelphia and-jock Haver and between Baltimore and Laeg Haven, Elegant ,Sleepbag Cara Cat E.4reas Trains.' both-rays' b'efween'Williarnsport and 8a1ti.... 1 a mare, andlVilltantsport and Philadelphia:. Forinformation - respeting:Pas.sengor bust:. - ness,apply at. the S. E. Cor. 12th and Market Streets. . . .. g And friorPreighttlisiness of the CoMpany's Agent's r"."- • - - ': '••' '• -; • - , o: I .8. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 13th •and..llarket Sts., Philadeillitia...' J. W; ll.eYnolds'Erie: J.. . '' - J:11: lirill,Aglinr r.".' o:=R;M:l3altitnore. - H. 11. • Hi) tisToli; -."' . .: - t ot ge2?l Freight Agt, &lea. =II LEWIS L. lifourT, Gen'l Ecket Phil'a. Ják.• D. Parrs, • . Gen'l 3fananor. Williainspart 16tie r -Ch6ncegl I - offer for sale on reasonable terms and lib- , eras time : ONE FARM 1-146 Acres-46 Cleared ONE FARM !-235 Acres-80 Cleared ONE ]'ARM !---50 Acres-15 Cleared ONE FARM 1 ,-390. Aeres--5 Cleared And.lots of other Farms and Land Some money may be required down. Lucien Jat Brookland, Pa., July 2, '64 tf Having. secured the services of r ` • • tEENRY S. dOWBI7R,W,. BLACK.S.3I/1111 of twenty years experience in England and America. lam prepared to furnish farniets ', r and travelers with the best of Elorje and Ox Shoeing, Shingle Knives, Butcher Knives Ste., promptly L. BIKD, Proprietor, Drookland, Potter Co., Pa. fotmerly called CuShingville 2 Hay 25, 1664. • H• 5. OLMSTED'S STORE • can always he fortra the best o Cooking, Box and. Parlor STO.YES.. Also. TIN and SHEET .IRON WARE, POTS. KETTLES, SPIDERS, SCOTCI[ 130 WES. FRYING-PANS,. SAP-PANS, 'and CAULD RONS. Also, Agricultural Implements. such as PLOWS, SCRAPERS, CULTIVA TORS, CORN-SHELLERS, HORSE-RAKES, DOG-POWERS, Sc. HIS WORK is well made and the material gond. Good and substantial EAVES:TROUGHS put up in any part of the County—Terms easy. Ready Pay of all kinds, including Cash, seldom refused. Store on Math Street opposite the Old Court' House, Coudersport. Aug. 1. Hi 63- -10 : PUTNAIN.I • Clothes Wrlntier p 5 115;111 wring anything from a single Thread to a Bcd•Quilt. PRICES : $5.50,, $6.00, and. $3.00. `l 3 . A. Stebbins &.Co., 1 Agen6 for' Potter miurity.,:—San 25..1863 P. A. SITE - i R & Co,, ARE Paying tliecbithest price in 0 CASH, for - . WOOL ! 50,000 POUNDS WANTED ! Coudersport, Jerrie 28, 1864. ' ' P. A. 'Stebbina . & A"' AGENTS fOrtWe salp:of WHEELER & r wrts'oyt . SEWING AIACEINES.foi Potter Gciunty Noc'r 18, !63 D , R.; TOBIAS' ITENITIAN, LINIMENT gcg - As GIVEN'. UNIVERSAL SATISF.t C JUL TION during the fourteen years it ItaS been •ititrOdueed State S— .- ritillthns, iE tuts been procla.med•the pain destroyer of the world: Pain canna:be where this:liniment is F,P•plied. If used os - dire:ated itcannot and nev er bas'fhiled in a single instance: colds, coughS nttd influenza, it can't be ,beat. One 25 cent bottle will. cereal' the'ithove; besides being:useful in:every: family_ f:or a n iidea noel dents,., such, - . as burns, cuts , . scalds, insect &c., It IS perfecit3- iuttneent.'to intarnaliyr . and ' cats; ,giv : en' to' ttle: oldest tierson,'or.yOntazeSt "Prica.-25 - attfl,so cents' licittfe.••• Office;' 56' Corthindt : Street, NtW York. :Sold by all - druggiels: • - STI , AV FOR BUTTER,. V) by ElE.,llllcultep , k,rAyep-soq 41"ttatiPA411.1. WOries GUtSS r,,E7Ctilt i6craful}t Sqig l ) 4l 9 s .Pikeltisek FromEctes, 'frac-IMo tc7l - 01eithaAt of Oz 4 , -!. -• , ~111 3 ,:e•tr.ohl large, quantities of your S.tasAra ; bat; tio - ver yet Cnie bettk 4 Whiciffailedof the desired effeetand full satisfaction tothosowficutoolc it. Anfast otm_pesitletry t . , they agruili theielins been na modtehie liLc ibberole In - our ta:.lnninalty " ' • BrUptaOrts,; impl " es, 0 es, PustuloS, Cars, Sores, and all Diseases or theSidn'.- 'Front lialitl - Strattorrr Brien,t, Engla n d:, •-• duty - to you ofaclallei pubito,-when I add tayie . tiniony P. that 'you publish of the me diental en . ues of your sAns.ttitua:A.-,:: f - BlY , dstich. ged ter, a M, had tut-tairstiagtu : huorin her ears, eyes, and hair, for years, Which we were Utat i lle to rw cure_putie tried your' SAltait'Attrbtaf, 43 has been wcildbr some jnottlits4', . . Front Ilrs, sane E. Rice, a iteCii-imatint null much esteemeil &alio rDenniseille, Cape May "My daughterhas smiTered.for a y past with a itrofulous• eruption, witielt•.was-,verY, troublesome. :Nothing afforded any relief' until - We tried - your S.ltts.o.vatt.h.ti-whielt sOoti completely cured her." rFrom Charlgs P.,Gagg, Esq., - cif the -trislely-.lmortm Cage, IpcsrayV Co., mrtnuAgehiress• ojerwwetled ponces 74 ..Washaa, A'. IL r_had;for several.. yeara a very troublesome, - humor lit. my fiice, , winch gr ow constantly worso untifit dislituredrerfeatures - und'bemme.andatol erable adlletion. .1 tried, almost every. ping, a man could Of both advicoand medicine, but withotitsany 'relief Whate'rer, until Ltdokfyintr SAltsdritaluo. It immedlataly made my Thee worse, as von tolddlic it might for at time; but: in ii , few weeks the new skin, bo.rep to,form. under the blotches, and. con tinued until My face is ns snidOth as any hOdY's. anti ram nithoutimySymptoms.of the'disCuiSci that I know of. I I enjoy .. perfect:health; and without a doubt owe it to yoUr..S.AttS.IrAItILL.I.." rirjaipelaS —General - Debility , -=Purltir :the I Blood. - ; From Dr.l.Robt. Sarno, Houston St., Atm,' ilorls. ...Int...A.'l7Stlt. I seldom fait to remove Eruptions and Screitiotig Sor..iby the perseveringlisCOtlyour SArts,N.e.uttl.t.A, and I have just now curets an attack of lluliJnrsht Ery.iliclas with it. NO Alterative WO possess `duals' the S.,lts.3, , Ault.i..ityou_havO. plied, to profession_as NYCII AS to hid people." Frn::i ill r.: Johnston ' Es 7.; Irerl.rmlni,4ohfci.z • "Fur tWOlve years, I lead the y,ellotr,litrirsipeJas On my right armoluring time I trio fall the celebnitefildiesiakins I could reach, and took hun dreds 'of dollars worth of Medicines. The ulcers were so bad that the cords:became visible nhirltbo doctors decided that toy ornmniist be amputated. began taludg your SAnsAi..kuil.l..l.,. Took itTO'IR)t ties, and some of ±fmarl'il.t.s. Together - they hive cured Inc; 11 ens now as well and soinai as any Wile. Being in a Public place, my ease is known to lereiy bOdy•tu t ii community, and excites the wonder of all." . • , From Area: lienry Monro, F. P. P.;of 21 4 'erecostle; C. W., it Ifeadi niont.cr of She Canailiais mini:. I have, used .tour S.tratt.ll.,indt.l..t fa air family, flir geueril debinig,,and fur purifying the blood, with very heneli,ial results; and feel couildeu t x In eoinuieuiling it to the afilietetiP • • ...• St. Anthony's- Piro, Bose, ,Sale 'Moan, • 1 Scald Head, Sore Eyes.., .From ITrtirry..cieNer, I.:e7.,tke able editor: of Me ,"-Tual.loarnock Demerol'. Pell it:lytrisig. "Our ,oply about three.. years of :IV, AVM j attackedllAr pimples on his fin . elicad, They rapi.lly spread mild they-tort/led loathsome mai virulent sore, whieli ens earl his face and activilly lilitidedi his eves fur sonic lays. Atkitfulphysickhtaplrliewl nitrite oft silvey mid other remedies, without any 'ipparciit fiftetM. days we guarded hi* hands, 1t l.t with theta lat should tear open the fine tering, and corrupt Wound Which ctivenli les whole face. 'laving tried every tiling else see haul any hope fmita., we begyri giVi 7 tl-7 - your;S"AnsAr.ti.itit.t.s, and applying of potash lotion, . you. direct. lice sore began to lucid Whedwc . had Oren the first, bottle. anti was well when we had finished the second.. The child's eyelashes, which had come out, grr-nt again. mid Ite is now as healthy and fair as auly other. I,Tlie whole neighborhood predicted :that the elfild must " ' • and Itieretfricl DiseaSe. Fro t Pe. Ifiract Slant, of St.- Louis, Missouri. . 0 1 fiAil your SAlts.ttitittit..t a more effectual remedy tor the secondary symptoms of Syphilis and forfsyphilitic disease tit:many other we possess. The prOiession are indebted to you for some of the best medicines we. have."' Piom A" J. Frenc7:, .11 - . D., an eminent physician of Lawrence, Jfuss., who-id a proniincaenietatcr cjf the LePistaturc of Massachusetts. • • dear Sir: I lucre found your SATlsAiiiittil..t an ex.Z•cllcut remedy for Syphilis,- - both of the primary and secondary type, and effec tual itt tome eases that were too obstinate to yitik 'to other ; remedies. Ido not know what we can em ploy with inure eertaint y of success, where a.imuffr ' fel alterative is re:mired." Me. nett. S. 17111 Lieit:i Yeit. Prtiiiinriel:.;N: J., had dreadful ulcers on lint legs, caused by,the abuse I of mercury, or mercurial iliatve, which grew Mute I and mere aggravated for years, in spite of every , remedy or treatment that could be applied, until the ; pftsevering use of 5.% t:SAPAIZIV.L.I relieved him. l'eweascs carr-tm found more itWetersto and clistres•simg than , this, and it took several deka bott[cs, to cure, hint Leurio , shma, Wt hiteS, - Female Weakness, are gimerallv pp:deceit by Internal Sc,rore/0u5.1.1- , Ccralkin, and sec very often cured ter the ulcerative etrect of this S Sonic cases require. however, in aid of the SAns.trAntm....i, the skillet application of local rentetilifs. From i the trait-inoirm ama I"itie7y-retrbralcil Dr. •rac9 l, he rill, I.lCl»einiiir:i. T have found yOur t an excellent aitcratire in diseases . of females. Many cases of I rregalarity, I.mizorrlara, Internal Ulceration, and local debility, tram the'sertifitioas diathesk, have 'Ni.iebk , I to it, and there nit: few that do nut, when its effect is properly riled by local treatment." , A laziy, 7azzriiiing to allow the publtratiod of her MUM', trrideS . t " •daughter and myself have been cured of a very delul itaf ia;; i.oocorrior_a of !on , standing, by two, bbttles of your SAItSAP.I2II.I.A. B.h.eurnatitiro, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dr ; )opsia, 'Horst' Disease, Neuralgia, when:caused b• Serra - akin the system; arc rapidly cured by this • • . AYER'S " CATITARTIC possess So mamiadvanniges over the- other. puriattres in the runrket, and their superior virtues are so hid vers ally known, that we need not.do more than to assure thepublie.thoir quality is rnaintnined:equal to the best it,ever liai been, and that they turty-be depended. on to do all that they have ever done. Prepared by. J. :C.' syliit, 11J. D., S Co., Mass.,, and-sold by Sold by O. S.' S E. A. Jones, Coudersport Choppel Bros q -Ulysses.-. 11. Simmons, ()sway°. . Nano &s Nichols, Mil/port. • Colwell 4k. Co., liciutet, and - by Dakar everywhere. ! i AFONIE7ER; " Or Co - nee-ritrated Le Family Soap Illaker. wArt makes high prices; Saponifier 1)(414,0 red Uce them.- h makes SOAP for FOUll..cte a To..lnd by Using your kitchen grease.,- •. IJ~ CA DTION I.- As spurious Lies are of fbiki also, be careful and PATENTED 'nrtiele put np in Iron-cans, ell otblers.being (IOUNTI;111zEITS. PENNSYLVANIA SALT IaNUFACTITEING Co, pn'II,A.DELPIIIANo. 127 Welout' Street. PlTl'SBURe—PittStTeet. and Duquesne War . . ... • . Ctistar'sVerznine Exterm'inator Fah Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, ata 'Bugs, YON in Fnrs, Woolens; &C. rasecte On Plants, Fewb , Animals, &c,.. t:- in.'2se. 50c. and s.l.oo.Roxes,.Bottle, anil Flbsks, $3 and $5 siies for Hoteli, Public letkitntions,' "Only infallible remediesiznown." ;' , ‘Free from - Poisons." (tliot dangerous .to the Human VirmitY: -"Rats come otit - of their holes to die." * *'Sold ."Wholesale in all large cities. *4...*501d brall DrugglSts aid Retailers ever}'' where. !r! Beware ! l tof all vpithicss irsitstion , .1 .**See that ‘..Costa - res!!_apine is pa each BA Bottle and Flask, before coo 'bay. 'l4*.Address .olliettrY tt„._COstOr. g'4*Principal'Derov4232 rßro;,l:dway, N. t * * *Sold by - r. 45 -,IP: A:.ISTEBBDIS &Co., Wholesale k Retail.:Agtoatp,;Co.uderspart) 0
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