The Potter journal. (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, January 11, 1865, Image 2

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U.S. 7-30
The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Coupon
Treasury Notes, 'payable from Aug: 1.5th,1864,
with semi-annual interest at the rate of seven
and three-tenths per cent. per annum,—prin
cipal and -interest both to be paid in lawful
money.!
11 be convertible it the option
_
TheielstotesWi ,
of t4ae holder at maturity, into six. per gent.
gold.bearing bondsapayable not less than five
nor more than twenty-years from their date,
as-the Government may. elect. They will be
issued in denominations of $5O, $lOO, $500;
$l,OOO and-$5,-000, and all subscriptions must
be for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty
dollars. ' -\ -
The notes will be transmitted tcalie owners
free. of tremsportation charges as sport after
.the receipt-of the original Certifietes of De
posit, as they can be prepared. -
As the-motes draw interest from August 15,
persons making deposits subsequent to that
-clate..thust pay the interest accrued from date
ornate to,dale of deposit. , • ,-, • - 1
Parties depositing ' twenty-five:, thousand
dollars and upwards for these notes at any one
tithe pill be - alleoVed a commission of one
quarter of one pet' cent., which will, be paid
by the Treasury Department upon the receipt
of the bill for the amount, certrkd -to Py the
•Aficer with whorci the deposit waftade. No
deductions' for commtssions Must be made'
..from the deposits. . - I •
BPI:WA]; ADVANTAGES of 10 LOAN.
It is a National Savings Bank, offering a
higher rate of interest than any other,, and
the be..a..sscurity, Any savings
.bank/ which
pays 10 depositors in U.. S. Notes, considers
that it is paying in tbe best circulating me-1
• dinin of the country, and it cannel pay in any-i
thing better, for Its own :assets are either in
government securities oi• in not.s or bonds)
payable in gel:erne:mot paper.
It is equally convenient as a temporary or
permanent investment. The notes can al
ways he'sold for within a fraction of: their
face and accumulated interest, and are the'.
/discounts.'
security with banks as euiratterals for
. a , • ••"
Convertible into a Six per cent:b.:2o Go/cl,Bond.
'lu addition to the: very liberal interest on
the notes for- - three years, this privilege of
conversion is now worth about three Per cent.
for the current rate;fdres:2o Bonds is not less
than nineper cent-preMiam. and before the war
,the premium on six per centi U. S. stocks was
over twenty per cent:' It will be seen that I
the actual pro - on this loan, at_ the present t
-market rate; i not-less than ten per cent. per'
annura. • 1
Its .gxemption frim ...late or arzinialpgl Taxation.
'Bei aside trot all the aiWantageswe have,
enumerated, a special - Act of Congress ,ex
caps all bona's and Treagary notes from local
taxation. Oa the average, this exemption is
worth abouttaim percent. per annurooecord- -
. ing to the rate of taxation in various parts of
the corintry. ' ~ . ,
It is believed that no securities offer so great
laduccusents to lenders as 't.hose issued bathe
government. In all other forms of indebeedl
. ness., : the faith ,or ability of private partres,or
atocla • aempanies or s.eparatte communities,
only, is pledged for payment a while the whole
property of the country is held to secure the
discliarge of all the obligations of the United
States. ,
. _ While the government °Tors the most liberal
terms for its loans, it- believes thatai.im very 1
strongest appeal will bb to the lo)'a'ty and,
patriotism of the people. . • . -
Duplicate certificates 'will be issued for all
depoOts. Ihe party depositing must endorse
upon the original certificate the denonainatima
of notes required, and whether they are to be
, :ssued in blank or paYabie to order. When
so endorsed it muSt be left with the officer re
ceiving the deposit, to be forwarded to the
trea.zury Department. ' ,
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Subscriptions will be received by the Trees
nrer of the United States, at Washington. the
. several Assistant treasurers and designated
Depositaries, and by the , - •
First National Batik of Philadelphia, Pa.
, First National Dank of Danville, Pa.
First National Bark el-Erie, Pa.
First National Batik of Pittsburg . Pa.
' and by all National Banks which are deposi
taries of puldie money, and. . .
All Respectable _B.l,ths and Bankers
througheut the couutry will give farthet• in
formation and . - •
- .4iiaci, ever Facilitg to Subscrilei;s.
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Admilair;trator's Notice.
I .vikr ilErtp.k:_;, I otters •of Admintsiratton
*. V Y the estate o; WILSON CARS. , :tiN, late
of Allegany township, Potter county, dcc'd,
have been jgranted to the -subscriber, nil per
se--'*'''i
tndel.;,ted to said estate ere requested to
make inarndiate payment, aryd those having
claims agfinst the sanie Ivy, present them,
duly authMaticated, for settlement to
liI3PSON Adm'r.
Aug. 30: 15F4 .
Allegan
,:' 13004 o IiGENTS IV .4,lVir ED :
MU sell lOy, subse'ription, with sample,excel-
X. lent/Popular Illustrated raruiLy Works. ,
Amon these-i 5 low price HISTORY of the
BEBBLIJION, of which over forty thousand of
Vol. 1 have already been . sold. It is a good
business for es-Soldiers, and others out or
;Inployent. -• .
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-Also, for sale to, Podlers, Merchants, and
Agents,
Stationery Package's, 'Battle Scenes.
Portrai sand of icr pictui•es;"Tor "the Times,"
War Maps, beautiful -Album Cards, 'Currency
polders. etc.: For, Circulars, with particulars
and-terms, address
HENN): BOWE, - ..-'4. •
No. 111 Main Street, Cincinnati, 0. i
Estate o4Geargc E.2.:,73. Dec d.
NVEICE.
li s t/ HEREA., letters of administration on
-V Allti estate of George Eites, late of He
bron ,townsbtp, dee'd, have been gran 1d to
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the undersigrred holtee -iereby often to 411
13ersOn - s knotving*:themsei.ves indebted to saild
estate to Call and settle irornediatelyand Oldie
haying claims to -present them fdr nunient.
, . POLLY ESTER, Administratri.r..
Hebron. Nov. 22, ISG-l-• .Gt
WEE 'CWESSIONS eIND EXPERIENCE
OF Al ISVSLID. •
Published for:the benifit and as a, cautiox
to young men and othe'rs wrio suffer from
Nervoue' Debility, Minature Decay- of Man
hood, t ke., supplying at the same 'time the
means of self-cure.l By one who has cured
hiniself after undergoing' considerable quack
ery. By enclosing a postpaid addreSsed en-
Tefope, single copies maybe bad of the author
NATHANIEL ,
..tAYFAIR., Esq.,
Brooklyn, Rings Co., Y.
To Road Contra.ctoi.t.
13ESPON,5113LE parties able and desiro"
1011 of inidertaking the building of the c
tire•or a - part of a dug,road; (1q- fect , wille
of froth 12 to 75 miles in the South-Paster
. part of Potter County, Penna.., rt,.. - poly
.particulars to I .3IIA.S.MEINE, Esq., ;.• , .,urveyo
Germania, Potter Co:, P 4. ,
" Jute 8, 1864.-tf. •
BLOUJI Or 2.0i. , .:E5,"---for the
JII STEBBINS'
Lam_-'-`"'.r`
"Unquestioizably,t7 i l)ea iusca l
of the kizidzpthe TVol;lti
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• NEW MONTHLY BIAGI
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We must refer id terms of 'e logy to the
high tone and varied excellence; of ClAttign - Cs
MAGaztxe—a journal with anion hlv circula
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are to he found some of the:choi 'estliglit and
general reading- t:f the day. r We si ,-;- 1.5 of this
v ork ad an tv.:Qc i ncg of the Amer c ;4. eoPle ;
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and the popula?ity 9; has acquit d.is Merited.
Each numbercod tams fully 141 ages of read
ing matter, approrintely illh •trated with
good wood-cuts ; and it combid sin itself the
racy monthly Mid l i v !lte - morel ,hilosophitat
quarterly, blended 1 .ith the Be t features of
the daily journal!. ; lit has grewpower in the
.dissemination ofialove of 'attic iiterature.—
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The volumes bound consti tittle . o f . themsel ves
a library of miscellaneous read!il., g such as can
not be . found in the same Cohninss in any
other publication bat has come 'iunder our
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endurance are exhibited - by our brethren in
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:IA I'IPPP. & lIIICTIIEITS,'
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Olt - N ACADEVIYI
The Term-Irill commence A ugnst 31st
an continue thirteen il•ceks." Tuition
from 54.21.9 10. F.-8.00 per term. Board can be
lied in:the Principal's family. Rooms for
self boarding. cnri be bad in the Academy
Building:s nt 52.00 - per term. 1 '
E. NVILDMA.;,., A. M. Principal s assisted
by.other Teachers
A Tenehers' Class gill be organized for the
nstruetion of teacherr, in their profession, iii
:Web 4olbrook's , tiormal Mttlioo and other
aloable aids willbe used. I , ,
F. S: INIAATN, Prezidebt:
STAINLY MARTIN, Secretarj%
VViiitsei: -. '.66641. - $i
7? I'd work
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OLNISTED'g
%ME,
tyiy. The
ul compan
`ising friend.
sl Protestant
,he
yOUR atttention , is invittd to.the large and
attractive stock just received, and for
sale as low as the same qualities can be bought
anywhere in the county.
We IpivS on hand a large and varied as
sortment of Domestic Cottons-, co-nprisio
BROWN SH E FIX,INGS, -an d ' '4 sniRTINGS • •
BLEICHED MUSLIMS,
. D
-1 STRIPES,
TICKDZGS; and
• . COTT°,
capnot be underS,
;We purchase o'
them at, a very
FLANNELS..
F 7 ou want .to purc hase l'D, •• -1
• ' - BLUE,, , o` /
PLAID FRENaI SIIII,TING FLANNEL, 60
- At OlinsteWs.
DRESS GOODS; 1
' • DELAINES,
- k
PRINTS,
BROOM; nit('
- 4 • '• VG OLEN 'SRA. VS,
HOODS, • -
SONTA GS,
• ICUI3IAS, • •
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
• ' CLQTII,S; and
CASSIMERE g 4 I
sup j.ay ffe
NI Al Oim sled's.
CLOTHINVT,.
ON'T fail to call before purchasing and
IL/ see the assortment
BOOTS & .Sk-10ES
13 - .1 4 OR Men, Women & Children, in great Ta
il: ria.ty and cheap 1 • •
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At Ormsted's
For Molfisses,' r_iyrup, §tigar,.Tea and Coffee,
in_fact eyerything in the grocery line; call
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AT OL.IIStED'S, •
A full assortment of almost everything that is
kept in a country store on hand, We intend
to'keep Goods that, gitie satisfaction and
sell good articles at the lowest living profit.
Grain of ill kinds,
. Butter, 'Wool, • '
I ;• Sheep Pelf's, Furs,
Ifer Skif is
Also, •
ounty l , Township nod School Orilcrs, tor all
of which the highest prices will be paid' •
At. Olinsfedjs ,
Coudersport, l'a,Nov'r 18,. cpsi- • ,
18'64 1S6:41"
Brings many a elmntze,.therefgretare con
efudod to eltangct my system of doing busirMss
and I.shaill hereafMr sell for -- •
CASH or PRODUCE, - '
. BUTTER, LARD,
EGGS, RAGS; pum.N.
DRIED BERRIES
. 7 &c.
I N as iny t ,: i t l .w: t k o l)! Groceries - I have , : a choice
TEAS,— •
GREEN,
BLACK,
arid JAPAN.
S UGARS, •
MOLASSES,
lIONEt SYRUP
SALARANES, '
COFFEE,
Also, PREPARED •COFFEE;
MUSTARD, - •
SPICE, :
PEPPER,
—Bo.ton
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- n - nase.ag o oo Stock(bo.nslit so tnat I am.
enabled to sell at.prices current before the
War) of
DRUGS, and • ,
f-PATENT ,MEDICINES,
Also, KEROSEN . OIL/ •
FLOUR '
PORK, • '
• •11,EAL•of all kinds.
And many other things too numerous to
'mention kept constantly on hand and will
be sold for
LESS PROFIT
than ever before offered in tkis inarket.
E.
. Jan. 20, 1664. ,
Dr. A. TRENCH':,
CELEBRATED • TONIC BITTERS
.
RE becoming the most popular Medicine
./1 in circulation for tie cure, of
4,1 ; ;TI: COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, AEIN
DICE, DEBISITY OF THE . NERVOUS
SYSTEM, •and. WEAKNESS of: the -
STOEACH nrld DIGESTIYKORGANS. •
is also - ;iining• a grott renntiltion la the
CURV, of DIPTHERIA.
rincipal Ofsce, Coudersport, Poster
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CHECKS,
~ , 1 1 7 d L ANNELS, on which we
r goods for Cash and offer
all advance
In Cost.
At atinsted's
cpt nttr.
3EIU?UMERY I
la :,
- ; ; i
EUIEt KM 1
111 ,lIATE FOUND 7l'
as the exelamatlo oMhe Astronomsr
w ho
c
firlt_discovered thatl the orld moved in, '
its
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orbit; not less joyc - is has hen the `exclama
lAve. found 'TEE PL `OE
ion of those win),
Where GOODS 'can
or TWENTY PER
price;-and yet find
hinge are to be
Goods: The Qualit
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chasers studying b
Nrith our stock tha
joining counties
"DEAR TRASH." Now
cure a GOOD ARTICLE. "Delays ars .dan-
gerous and sometimes fatal." Don't wait hr
' advance in Goods.
aTiother enormou
The following xs but a pattial lid of 9n:
large assortment :I
I- • .
Merinos
The attention of the Ladies is called to - the
stock of Alerinoesil3tack,Brown, Blue, Maroon,
Drab and White. Some of these were bought
irevieus tcahe rise AnW will be Sold nearly as
ltv . as present wholesale prices at JONES' \
• Ladies Cloth
Bliek, Grey, and Fancy Colors lat JONES'
•
Rciy's Wear
Casslmeres, - Striped, CheCked, and Plaids
Tweeds, Kentucky Jean?., and Cottonades' o
We very best qtiality at _ • JONES'
Albui - min.g Goods
B ack Silks, Alpacas,,EtnpressCloth, Bornba
zi e, Delaine;, Rep Cloths,• and Black and
Rprple Goods of carious kinds 'tit JO,NRS,'
Ijona estics
Ifeavy Sheeting.i . , three-quarter, four-quarter,
•e
-quarter, fine unbleached.; Pillow Case
find Sheeting Musiin, Shirting, Ten-quiirter
bleached for sheets: at
•
I 'GoodN
barred 3fuslin, Plain Jaecnet, Camhrie for
Skirts, Irish Linen, Swiss' 3lusbias, Nainsoot
3luslin, plaid, striped or plain, and Bishep
Lawns at JONES'
E - mb - roideries
Dimity Bands, Ladies Collars, Undetsleeves
with or without,collars at ' • JONES'
Woolen
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Gpods
Hoods, with tabs or 'points, for Infants and
Children,' Misses and Ladies g Nubia', Under•
sleei'es and Caps at
For Children, Shirting Prints; Rlatn
white and black,blee and white, and'
- all kinds
of Fancy, at JONES'UNES' •
EIM
Gents' Black Broad. Cloth, excellent quali6 -
b i ought before Ihe rise: Cassiinetlnek.
silk mi. Fed. black and fancy Doeskin, si.iiped,
plain,.nnit l'laid . in fancy colors, and Cloth
for whole suits aC. JONES'
Hosipry
Women's wool ribbed, cotton ribbed, cet.::: - Jri
plain, colored and white, plain or fleeced.
Girls' while. brown, mixed, wool or cotton,
arid wool balmoral stockings: c :
Mens' home and city-maC.''.,,,
Boys', all sizes, white or mixed, at JUNES' I
For Ladies. Gauntlet and Hand Gloves, Mt
Linen,' Cotton, Plain and Fleeced Silk. :Gent
fine Driving Gloves, Cateres, at 'JONES'
Shawls
For Ladies i Shepherd's Plaid, Brodie, Liyar,
and Square, 'Woolen Plaid; a great variety of
elegant colors at !JONES'.
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D el aine s,
Of domestic and fort:ign manufacture We
can assure our patrons. tkat vle hell our
stock this spring to be more atq•active i this
line tharL ever before. JUNES'
t. t „ Balmoral Skirts
With tirnly two tireadtbs, maki44ecessary
to have but two seams in a l full s a great
variety at . ' . [ ' JONES'
1
Groceries
Teas, Sugars, Choice Syrup, Qood Rib Coffee,
West hOtli.i and Dandelion Coffee,lßiee, Corn
Starch; rarina, Cocoa, at ,! I JONLO'
Bru,4hps
Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Hat, Paint, Varnish
and Artist Brushes at I JONES'
• . ,
Drugs and Fan.c - Articles
Oils, Paints, and Dye- Stuffs, White Lend in
Tin ( - _:ttis,Alcolicd, Camphene, .lierosene,Larup
and amp Pixtures, Glass, Patent Medicines,
Chenlicals,lßotanical Herbs, Perfuniery,Fahey.
Soap/ and IToilet 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 I.)oiledi at I JONES'
i 1
Clot ng, ,
Boys' and{ at • • i JONES' •
• Boots and Shoes
Of every description and . the best quality, at
astonishing low prices, at ' ,JONES'„
'Wall Paper
Ceiling Paper, Transom 'War, Window Cur
tains, Borders, Tassels and Fixttres, at .Tls. l
1
HARDWARE, iVOODEN-WARE,. WILLOW
WAI,tE, NAILS, IRON,. PLOWS; 'WINDOW
SASH,' FLOIIII„ PORN, and FEED, in fact,
everything taat'the peOple need tan te had 'at
- JONES'. ' -
All of Which be sold at the lowest rates
COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN LN
• EXCHANGE:
Conderapgrt, Pa., June, 1863.
be purchased\PlFTEEN
ENT. below the\matlet
herains represented Two
.14idered in purcbaspo
and the Price ; and ioir\,
th, Can be better satiFled
auy other in tbis or ad
. ,
'Wok ‘fore buiying
Lime *.o'pro-.
JUICES
JONES'
Print s
Cloths
Glove
- • . IS • 4
-11011P4ADELPITIA L .- • ERIE RAILROA
This great Hite traverses ,the Nor beim
and Northwest counties of Pennsylva , i ia to
the c",ty of Erie, - on Lake Erie.
. It has been leased by the Permsylva a Rail
Rontli Company, and t nder their ;auspices ,is
being rapidly opened throughotit i its entire
length,
1c his now in use for Passenger and Freligh t
business from Harrisburg, to St. Mary 121€
mile ' s) on the Xastern and from
Sheilield to Erie, (78 miles) on the We4tern
Daton.
TI - OP PASSEEGEft TEAMS AT; EIIPOth
Le re Eastward.
Thr ugh Mail Train
Le.ye Westward.
Thrbugh Mail,Train . JO 19
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE
ways between Philadelphia and Lock L.
anbetween Baltimore and. Lock Haven'
I Elegant Sleeping . Cars on Express T
lhotli ways between Williamsport and
Inoile, and Williamsport and Philadelpli
\For in form atit . n respecting Passengeri
neSs apply at the S: E. cor. 12th and 3'
Streets.
And for Freight business of the Corn
Ageuts\: -
E. B. I:ing.strin, Jr., Cor. 13th
_and
Philadeiphia.
. J. W. Itesnolds Erie.
J. 31.. brill, Agent N. C. R. R. Baltim
H 11;110UST05,
.Gen'l Freight Age.
LEWIS L.\ HOUPT,
1 1' , \ Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Jos. D. POTTS,
Glyt : man am
° "
• Chance
loffer for sale on reasonable lerms e
n.
eral time:
ONE FAR:111-14G Acres-16
ONE FARA 1-235 'Acreis-40
ONEFAI - 01 !-50 Acres-15\ ,
ONE FAITH !-300 des-55
And lots of other Farms and Lan
Some money may be required dou
Lucien
Br..kland, Pa., Jutr 64'
Ila - ving secured' the services
• HENRY s: COVISUR I
BLACIiB3III'
of .twentv 'Tears exivrience inErtg
.
America. • I am prepared tb furrrish
and travelers with the best. of -
Horse and Ox Sheet'
Shingle Knives, Butcher Knives - Se.,
L. BIRD, propriet
• Brooklan tl. Potter
formerly called Gust
May 25, 1864. t • '
NI
H. J. OLMSTED
-
CI TORE can always be ; found t
►_Cocdcing, Box and
S TOVE
-
Also, and SHEET' •IRON WA
KETTLES, SPIDERS, SCOTCH
FRYING-PANS, SA?-PANS, an
BONS Also.
Agricultual linplera l
such as PLOIM SCIIAPERS,
TORS; CORN-SIIF.LLERS, HORS
DOG-POWERS, &c.
•
HIS WORK
is well made and the material g
and substantial EAVES.-T,ROCGI - 1 1
any part of the County--. Terms en
Pay of. •kinds, including Ca
refused. " ,
Store on Main Street oi)p.osite . Pi j
House, Coudersport. .An,g. 1, 1
PUTNAA
Clothes
Will wring anything from a singt
a ned..Quilt.
• , -
PRICES : 55.50, $6.00, and
P. A. Stebbins &
I
Agent., for Potter county:2-Jan
P, A. STEB z
ARE
Paying the highest price in
r, •
CAS
1 •
WOOL
50,000 POI D 8 NITA
Coudersport, ape 23, 1864
: Stebbins
'ARE AGENTS l'or the suld of
,WHEEtErt C WILSO
MACHINES for - Pi:Ater County.
Noi'r 18, '63' •
DR: TOBIA
ITEDMILIN I,IIITI u
Et AS .GIVEN UNIVERSAL SATISFAC-
I TION. during the- fourteet years it has
been introduced. into the tin% ed States.—
Alter being tried by millions it has b2en
proclaimed the pain destroyer pf the world.
Pain cannot be *where this, liriment is rip;
plied. If used as directed id ca knot and nev
er-has tailed in a single instance. For cold's,
coughs and influenza, litcan't 'lO - beat.. One`
25 cent bottle willeure all the libove,,besides
being useful in every Samily fot sudden acci
dents, such at burns, cuts, scalds, ; insect
stings, Se. It is perfeetly innocent to take
internally, and can{ be given cto the ;oldest
yerspn or youngestlehild. Price 25 and 50
cents' a bottle: ()trice. 56 Coitlandt Bcrect,
NescVork. Sold by all druggists.. - .
eASH P4ID,FOR UTTER, •
by E. K. spencer
. _
Ts -peeulidr taint or
, .......,, . m ction .Iw l luch we
4 .4 $
~.-&_,A: - ....,.. * C . a 1 S , erto'its.. Insist •
1 1
'' . 4 19 - iVs in e con*utuitui or
'l\' --',...`"' ra I,itude4of mee. •It
..,.
~1 :eitpf prmAriees or- is '
.- -- „,:s-__.- .-- - . - , priniuced- I by - an en-
A , 4 .4 .. --,27: -- --.; ~N‘ , .feebled, vitiated ;fate
Et7P- 6 ;kt c , I ,_,J,lCif the bleed; wlierett
Fair ~,.. a,-,
~ ,IP7that fluid becomes in-
er• . '?'". : .7 t r tf" (impel to sustain •
..,,,, - 1 - - ,. k , i A ,7 di vital; ereesintheir
--,-::';'- . it t_l4 - rel 'ili .-.
s- ..---e ... „,,\,.,..:-...;,; Ai orou ; action; • and
...-_..le. tea the 'system to
7 - - - - 7 . -- -,- fah' into disorder and '
• - ..
decay. - The-scrofulous .
eontammation is 'va
thusly caused.:by merMirial disease, low
Hiring, disordered digestion front unhealthy
food, impure air,
,filthl; and filthy habits,.
the depressing vices:, and, ?above all,
,by
the venereal infection. li' Whatever. b
Is
origin, it is hereditary in the ; constitutio
e.... 13,
descending " from parents to children unt ~
the third .and fourth generation; " indeed, it
.s:eerns to be the rod of Ham who says, "I trill
visit 'the iniquities of tl e fathers upomtheir
childrcfsr:" The discos s it . originates take -
various names, aceorcfi g- to the organs it
attacks. ': In the lung 4, crofula produces
tubercles, and finally Consumption; in the
glands, swellings which soppurate :trine--
come ulcerous sores; lin ;the
,stomach and:
bowels, derangements 4vhielt produce intli- •
gestion, dyspepsia, and liver complaints; on
the Skin, eruptive and cutaneous affections.
These, all having the smile origin, require the
same remedy, viz., purtficatitin and invigora
tion .of the blood. Plirify - the blood, and
these dangerous distenipers leave you. With'
feeble, foul, or corrupted blood. you cannot
basal health; wirh ttott, "life of the flesh"
healthy, you cannot Ittik.c• scrofulous disease.
dyer's Sa,rThaparills, ..
is compounded from fle most effectual anti-
dotes that metkoal science has discovered for
this afflicting sZstemper;: and for the cure of
the disorders it entails.l. , l That it is far - sr:pc-
Islor to Any other re tedy yet devised, is
known by all who have given it a trial. That
it does combine virtu s: t ly extraordinary
in their effect upon tlirsl c , f.S.of romplaints,
is indisputably proven
f ctry th'-great Multitude
of Publicly known an I rema kable cures it
has made of the following diseases : King's .
Evil, or Glandular / Swellings, . Tumors,
Ernpyons, Pimidesil,Blotches and Sores, •
Erysipelas, Rose oil St. Antho ny's Fire,.
Salt Rheum, Scald 'lead, Coughs from.
tuberculous depositS in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility Dropsy, peutalgia,
\DysPepsia or .Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syph.ilitic Infections, Mercurial Disease;
Female Weak nes,let and. indeed, the whole -
seri4s of complailinhat arise from iiiipitrity :
of the blood. Mimic reports of individual -
cases \may be Awn in 'AYER'S ..1311: 1 ruCAN
1 ALIIAN'AC, which is fUrnished to the'druggists
1 for grattritous distribution. wherein may be,
learned (Iv directions for its use, and some
of` the .reznarkablp Mires Which it has made
when all ether remedies bad failed to afford
relief. Tlio'te cases are, purppsely taken
from' all sectibus of the country,-in eider
that 'every reath,..r may have access to wino
one who can speak to Lim of its benefits„fr6ls
1 personal experien 'Eerofula depresses the
vital energies, andthus leaves its victims far
I, more subject to disuse and its fatal results '
I than" are healthy constitutions. Hence it
I tends to shorten, .and does j greatly shorten,
the 'average duration Of. human - life. The ~
vast importanke of I these\cohsiderationi has
led us to spend yea': . s . in perfecting a remedy
which is adequate to ats. curt . ..:. ' This we now
offer to the public yider the'riame of AYER:S
SARSAPARILLA; VAIIR/1.101 itHii - „cornposed of
ingredients, sonic of which; exeeed the hest
of Sar.wparill . d iterative' alterative power, By its
aid you maytrotect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of I. these . tli.SOrderk s Purge
out the foul corruptions- that - rot and fester
in the blood, purge out the causes of disease,
and vigorous health will follow: Ilta)pecu
i liar virtues ; thi.4 remedy stimulates the vital
1 fu n ctions, and tibias. expelg the distempers
which lurk within the system or burst out
on any part of it. ..
We knOw the public Inure_- peen deceivsdN
l by' many I compounds of Sarsaparilla, neit
promised much and did nothing; but they
.1 will neither be deeeived_ nor disappointed m .
. this. 'lts !virtuesliave been proven. by aburi
-1 dint trial' and the i re remains , no question of -
1 its surpassing excellence for ; the cure of the
_ I afflicting ;diseases; it is intended to. reach.
• I :Alibigh' under the- sonic' name, it is a-very
..
different inetl icine from any other -which has
_ been
. before the people, and is' far.more ef
feet:rat 'than any other which has - ever been.
.1
available tortlicin.l •
re ;. \ ' • I ;.---..--. '
2 10
both
aten
alti-
arket
ME
rEMM
OZ!
lUNI
Im
C
iii
ME
=I
feared
feared
leared
MI
ird.
ind and
fanners
rum
, g,
pay
0.. Pa
I ingsille
e best o
MI
POTS,
itOW LS,
ME
LTII"
'-R kKES
I nd, Good
put up in
Ready
li seldom
Old Court
lIMIEM
igei
r:Ft.
-,CITERRY PECTORAL,
The Tiro 1d 's Great ,Itemedy for
' '
Cbtiats, Cold.s,' Incipient Con
sumption:and for the relief
of Conaumutive patients
in ad l vanced stages
~,',Thre'4(l to
SS.OO. '
. of i i ho disease. • '
. This bastpeeri so long used and so uni
versally Itntmmi that ti - e IrTed.clo no more
than assure the pubtie that its quality is kept
up to the best
. 'it ever has been, and that it
nury be relied mi to ilo all it lias ever done.
Prepared by i 1.55. J. C. Arta &Cp.,
Practical and Analytical Chemigh .
. r , Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where...
, .
Sold by C. S. - .. 4 . E. A.. Jones, ponderaport.
Chappel tiros., i tlyssei. ' '''
C. 11. Sirtnnoe, °sway°. ,
co, 14.
ME
IN=
'Co q
for
Monti & Nichqs, Millport. -
Colncll S: Co!, Roulet, and by Dealers
everywhere. I
SAPONIFIER,
Coocentra'ted Le
Family Soap rilawer. ---
WAR make's bigb prices; SaponNer belpg
reduce them. ' It makes SOAP for FOUR cts.
p"o•mil by using your kitchen:grease.
-0.1.1.7110 N, ! As spurious Lyes are of
fered be "careful and only buy the
PATENTED art!clo put; up in-Iron can; all
other's cotTNTERtEurs.
pENNsYLVANIi. SALT 11.6111UFACTITSING C;
PIIILADELPHTA—No. 127 Wallint Street.
PIT l':Sl3l . 7llG—Fi ft Street and Duquesne Way
'NTED !
Co.
MIME
Co stax'sVeintb:ke Exteriminator
ge
F.or Bats, Mice, Beaches, Ants,'Bed Bugs, 'Moths
in Furs,' Woolens, &c. Insects onPlants, Fowls.
Animals, fi:P. 1 . •
Put up in 25c. Jsoel and $l,OO Boxes, Bottles,
and Flaslq, $3 and $.5 sizes for Hotels, Public
InstitutioMi, SI•c•
mOnli infal l i ible rernedieS known." '
1 "Free Wily Poisons:"
' 1 'f'..Nok, tlUpg,iirous to Ihe Humeri' Family."'
r' )f . "Inits„come , out of their holes to die."
***Sold WhOleSale in nil large cities.
* * *Sold by an brugglsts and Retallets every-:
wbere: 1 • •
*lll Beware! 1! ofnll Trorthless imitations ,
* *See that "C'osTkn's" name is on each Vol,
• 'Bottle and 'Flask, before you huy
* * *Address 1 illenrY U. costar,
* * *Princifal pepot 457., Broddway, ii. Y ,
* * *Sold Ilq . -
yholesalost R
P. A. STEBBINS k Co.,
tail AVrits;"Codderlfiort, Ps.