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The Potato Rot.
From the Lancaster (Pa) Times, August 19.
1 f Our worst fenri in rt'irard to the pointo rot
nre likely to bo rcnlited. The lute rairn
I would ecm to have been the immediate cituse.
In proofoftliis.it may be stated thntwe have
not heard of the crops being endH.ngr.tred Id
'J 'the higher grounds, tho rn.vn.ges being eon
fined ptiucipally to the valleys. We hen r com -
plaints from many parts of the country.
Various expedients have been resorted td for
" the pnrpose of stopping the spread of the dis-
ease. One of oar readers recommends the
vines to bo pulled up, leaving tho potatoes in
the ground. To prevent them from ooming
" up with the stalks, it is necessary to rest the
loot on the hill. If some are rotten this
; method cuts of the connecting roots, and will
save the remainder, lie ssyj he has tested
; this plan and found it successful. Others
recommend the liberal application of pulver
1 i,;d lima an.l platter. For ourselves we be
lieve no remedy can be found altogether effect-
nal. The potato seems to have run out, and
requires to be introduced anew from its native
seats in South America. Still it is well to
make experiments, and we Irtut if any are
' found succe -sful our readers will not fail to
, give due notion of the same. They will ren
- tier a service to humanilvby so doing.
' ; The Fredrick (Mi.) Union states that the
potato rot is miking its appearance to a pret
ty considerable tx'tnt in that vicini'y, and
that the li.n to sjme farmers in cons' quunce
thereof will nmouat to a cansiJ. rable.
(From Georgetown
Peaches.
Peach rnBiEnvus Peaches, if preserved
whole, sh uld bd gathered before they are
' fit 1 1 y ripe ; pare nnd eook tender in a little
water. If in quarters, crack the pits of half
ot the peaohes and ndil to them. Let the
syrup simmer down quite thick before adding
it to the Iruit, nnd when cold, cover tight and
seep tree Iron) neat and moisture.
. Tickled Peaches. Take any kind of fine
large puaches that are not too ripe, wipe off
the down witli a sott flannel cloth, place three
or four cloves in each, and lay them whole in
a jar. To every gallon of vinegar add one
quart ot water, live pounds ot sui;ar, table-
spoonful of salt and whole cinnamon. Pour
it over the fruit boiling hot, being careful that
the vinegar covers them well, and li t them
stand in a cool place a week or ten days ;
then turn off the liquor and bjil as before ;
sff'.er which they are ready t3 be set away in
the store room for future ue.
l'i?Arn Jullt may be made in the usual
way. When very ripe, mash and strain
through a jelly bag or eitve. Allow a pound
of loaf rugar to a pint of juice, half-ounce of
titter alrnong blanched aud pounded, or half
of the kernels of tho stone. If it does not
form readily, add isinglass.
Peach Malmal&de. Mash to a fine pulp
nnd add sugar in proportion to the sweet
meats, nnd simmer down; it should be a
smooth, thick mas. Put away in large tum
blers, Peaches in Brandy. Wipe, weigh, and
carefully select tho firmest fruit; a quarter of
their weight in powdered loaf sugar, put the
fruit in a vessel that closes tightly, throw the
Bugar over nnd cover with brandy. Place a
piece of double foolscap under the cover, and
place the jar in a saucepan of water until the
water is quite hot, but not boiling; when cold,
tie the cover down tightly fo that no air can
penetrate.
Peach Wine. Take nearly ripe fruit,
Stone it and bruifo it to a pulp, put eight
pounds of the pulp to one quart of water,
.and let it stand twenty-four hours ; then
strain out the juice, and to every gallon add
two pouuds of sugar. Turn into a cask, and
when fermented and becomes perfectly clear,
cork tightly in bottles.
Peach Pie. Mellow juicy peaches, peel
ed, whole, or in quart :rs, laid in a deep pie
plate on each layer of peaches sprinkle a
thick layer of sugar, a tablespoonfull of wa
ter, and a light sprinkling of flour, and it will
need no other seasoning. Cover with thick
crust nnd bake an houi.
Peach Dumplings. Should be steamed
instead of stewing.as that would break them.
Serve with common sauce, or lemon sauce,
of one lemon cut fine, onu cup butter, and
large cup sugar.
Peaches fob Tea. Pare ripe peaches,
cut them in quarters, sprinkle the rn with lay
ers of sugar, and let them stand an hour to
extract the juice. Then cover with rich, sweet
cream, and there is nothing better.
Peaches a la Strawdeiirt. Ripe peach
es cut in small pieces, wiib soft, mild eating
apples, in the proportion of three peaches to
one apple, mixed with sugar, and Kit to stand
for two or three hours, make excellent mock
strawberries.
A Laroe Day's Wobjc An exchange
paper informs us that, a few days fciuce,
Michael Cramer, of Merceraburg, Franklin
oounty. Pa., cut in ten consecutive hours ten
acres of wheat in a thoroughly workmanlike
manner. It turned out two hundred and
fifty two shocks, or three thousand and twtn-ty-ftur
sheaves being nearly three hundied
and three sheaves per hour, and over five per
minute during the whole time of cutting.
This is, perhaps, the most extiaordinary
cradling ever donn in the country. At the
olose of the performance, Mr. Cramtrdid not
appear to he much fatigued, nnd expressed
his ability and readings to undertake the
muting of an adjoining lot of seven acres on
the following day.
Vineuak. The jaice of one bushel of su
gar beets, worth tweuty-five cents, and which
any farmer can raise with little cost, will
make from five to six gallons of vinegar
equal to the best elder wine. First wash and
grate the beets, nnd express the juice in a
eheese press, or in any way which a little
ingenuity can suggest, and put the liquor in
to a barrel, cover the bung with g ause and
set iu the bun, nnd in fifteen or twenty days
it will bu tit for use. liy this method the
very best of vinegar may be obtained with
out a ly great trouble, and I hope nil who
Jiko good vinegar vill try it. Valley Farmer.
Tiik luLi.it. Tit J idle man is an niiuuyanco n
nuisance, lie h no bauelit to anybody. Ho is uu
intruder in the busy thoroughfare of every -tiny life.
He stands in our path, and we push him contempt,
uoin-ly aside I He is of no advantage to anybody.
Ho aunoys busy men. He makes them unhappy.
He is u unit iu society. He may have un ineotne
to support him iu idleness, or hu may "sponge" on
his good uatured friends. But in either chmi he is
despised. Young man, do something ill this busy,
bustlin?, wide-awake world ! Move about for tho
Item-lit of mankind if nut for youisell'. fjo not
tie idle. God's huv is, that by t'.iu siwnt d' our
brow wo shall earn our bread. That Imv is u good
one, un I tiie luvud we eat is sweet. Do not be
idle. Minutes are not to be squandered thought.
leislv. ri very linn and every woman, however ex
ulted, or ho'.veu-r liuinbh- eini do good iu this short
life if so imliiiisd J tueivfoie, i-j Lot be Idle.
n
or
A Young Woman's Ride.
Tuesday afternoon a young lady, dressed in
the extreinPHt amplitude of lhn present fashion,
was descending from an omnibus near the head
of Summer St., in Washington street, when one
of (he folds of her voluminous dress was caught
in the door of the vehicle, as it was am inly
pulled together by the driver. The horses start
mg at the same time her robe was 'paid out'lo
mo uiiimsi ejieni, ami tuning to part like Hie
great cahle, the young lady was unceremoniously
jerked from her position, and s.-emed for an in
slaut to be in considerable danger. But, with
remarkable presence of mind, she regained her
footing, and after apr or two efforts sprang; up
on the steps of the omnibus, where she rode un
til the driver could bo " purwniled on to stop,"
as Mr. Samuel VViler wus wont to say. She was
immediately released, with no damage beyond
that of a alight injury to Ipr dress anil a some
what ituiisuul riinplay of crinoline and white
stocking, AftT all dinger was pist , several
gentlemen went to tilft young lady's assistance,
but she probably thiukingpiiher that they might
have come earlier, or lh-il thy were merely ac
tuated by en unwarrantable curiosity, simply
launched an ice holt at them from her scornful
eye, ami vanished from tlv Bene like a dignified
cotjuette under full sail. fission Courier.
A crust of bread, a pitcher of water, and
a thatched roof nnd love ; there is happineas
for you, whether the day be rainy or sunny. It
ia the heart that mikes the home, whether the
eye rests upon a potato patch or a flower gnrden.
When good will go"s gidding, he irint not
be surpris.il if ill-will snmieiiin meets him on
the way.
-Tesis do n' t dwell long on ill" clerks of
ymmi. Kun drops easy from ine hu I, rests mi
lite bosom of ih-t imlinvr flowers, aud breaks
down that which has lived iis day.
A Company of Ohio capitalists at whose
head is Thomas Corwin, have purchased 26,
000 acres of coal lend in the valley of Kna
wha, Va., at $1 an acre, and will immt diite
ly commence the manufacture of coal oil from
that valuable mineial.
A genth m ill regretting the loss of his first
ill the presence of his second wife, was told that
no one hail more reason to wish his former
spouse alive than she had.
GRANGER'S
COMMERCIAL; AND MATHEMATICAL
INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS. OHIO,
Splendid Indnvemfiiti to thote who wish to attend a
Commercial College.
SITUATIONS (iUAUAiNTEEl) !
on.
ITITION THEE !
S IT M MEH A U It A N H : M E N T 8 .
TIIOSU WHO KNTKK MY lwn 1 I I I-;. or
1 remit mo $"0, uiul thus secure tHJAUANTKR
SCIIOl.AlliS'inrS, uny time picture the lt tlt.v u(
next .September, c;iti, upon completing a thorough
course of Double Kutry Hook koepin; and its C'ollat
teral Ht'itiirliett, hoi'iiit a lucrative employment in Cum
mert'iul or IJ niktit llmixt-.s as Aeuouiii.iuts within nine
ty lays lifter their L'rinhuitiin, or else tliev will he in
demnified tn tiie full amount of the sum aid for tu-
IUOI1. illld WIU tl'illl.U .
Free Tuition, or Lnrrntivc Situations
Graduate from this Institution (ire now rillin' re
sponsible and lucrative positions us Cashiers, jjook
kenpem uud Kail road Office C'lerk,in different ec
tionsof the eituntry.ntid ure heing preferred by busi
ness men to OruduatesnfanyothcrMerciiutileCullege.
tie nee tueunove unparniieieunmucemeutft wrnen noth
intr but tiie irrent Superiurity of mv instruction nnd
thorough training of my students for buiues6lifo would,
warrant.
The principal of this Institution Unit been a practical
accountant jor a longer period man any other Teacher
in the UWtw count r;.
Address the undersigned for further nnrMciilam.
Mny 14. 1H..7 AVM. W.GHWUUK.
Gifts ! Gifts!! Gilts!!!
A;
rUBLllMEll,
293 Bro.tdway, New York.
OFFERS FOR SALE.
5 O O , (I )
BOOKS AND MAPS,
OF ALL KINDS, AT PI BLISIIEUS TRICES,
TO BE ACCOMPANIED WITH
500,000 GIFTS,
Worth from 25 els. to 9200 each;
CONBISTINO OP
Gold ami Silver Watches, Quid Lockets,
Quid Ch iins, Cameo Pins and Drops
Gold Bracelets, Gold Pencils, Sew
ing Birds, in short Jewelry
of every description; Ret
icules, Ladies Purses,
Portmones, ctC.
tl'iO worth of GIFTS IMSTItlUUTKD with everj,00
iiooltit.
A GIFT will be delivered witli every book 8oM for
One Dollar or mure. Although no book or Article
will be Hold for mot-e titan tbe usual retail price, niatiy
willbesotd tor teis. IVtsoih wishing any parti-.-nlar
book, unit order at once nnd it will be lorwat-dcd h ith
Gitt. I'o't-.-ioiH oi-.l-'i-inir lioiis witb tiitts, sliottbl
forward tiie iitnoinit of io-fta,u'''. it nmt iuvaiiabiv
be paid in advance. The hvcimu postage To 1 1 nnd,
l.'i i booli t 13 cum; und lor t.oj and $J,0o books
centd.
INDI'OEMEXTS TO
ri.l'US VXD AHKVI'RS
A BOOK and GIFT without money.
Any p'lrmi.by tnrwardin au order for U toks, (with
money cnclosedV, will receive an lOXTUA HOOK mni
GI l'"i' w ilii every Ti n Itookn to be Kent to one address.
Tlii me'bod td' forniin t'luba saves postage, as tbe
Package trues oy Kxprcss,
i;idl inforniation rcspecltnj: tins (JI'I-'AT GIFT F.X-TElll'itlr-J-;,
tooth.M' with a com) lote List of Unoks,
und G't'ts will be fttrnished in onr C'attlotie, wbicll is
sent post paid to anv address on application.
Addie-s A. ItANNKV,
Xc. at)3 Uiuuduay. JT. V.
September 1. 1S',7 17w-t
CENTRAL OHIO REAL ESTATE
Citlumbns Ohio.
DISXKIBUIiOK 1ST OCTOBER, 1857.
SKi.-iriiiry taniiTi:i;i) to all.
The distribution will take place unck-r the auspices
of n eominittee, to be appointed by the Stockholders,
The property will be distributed ninmi tiie hohlers
of Certitii'utcs on the 1st October, 18."7. Any one
can become a memlier hy the payment of only one
dollar, which entitles them to one uenidcutu of stock.
The property to he distributed comprises over $'0,
mt) of the nioMt viiluulde Kciil I'Xntf in tiie city of (Co
lumbus aud Franklin County, uud g'i-j.UCU uf Jewelry
and MisL-ellaiieous ai ticlcs.
'i'liiit all who wish to invest may fuel perfectly secure
thst thi'y uill hu fairly dealt with, wo h.ive iii.structi-d
'tin agents to retain or deposit the nioucy they receive
in the hands of any responsible man in their comimi
n it v, until the time of dUti ibmiuii, then to be loryv tid
ed by lite com mil tee from that count or Im riet .
Neheduh-s of tho property uud eei tiiieates of mom
herhhip can be hud upon iip'ih-i.:ioi) to our agents or
hy addressing the iSecretary at 'ohnubiiH tliiu.
K. IJ. SNOWIUiN. Kee.
P. S. Bills of Siiiuoa I'o, liauli lyecivcd until
further nonce.
July U, l"i7.
CITY
M V
W.u
CLOTHING
o n i v iii
liOBKHTSON,
E
.NlatiiuV i-ilVt Ohio.
HAS just rHeetvud a chdeu .seleenou uf Fall nnd
Winter jftiods, etiuaistinj of I'reneh und ICnlili
Cloths, t.'ussimares. Overcoating, and DoesUi.is; laiu
und Fancy Silli.Sutin, Velvet.und rich 11 ush Vesting;
which he is prefared to make up tu order, in the most
fashionable sty io, and warrant to ifive entire saiisfaetiun
no sale. Also, Shirts, Under-Shirts. drawers, Col
lars, (ilores. Cravats, Scurfs, Ties, Suspenders, Hulf
Hose, Fur tud Buck tiumitlots, soft fur and wool Ilatt,
plush uud cloth Caps. Also,
j; a o
iti A d i:
' L O T H I IV (3 ,
which he in constantly innnufaetui tnjriiudsellintf utpri
ctJi lower than i) usually paid for KotUrn 'J rath, made
"to tie!).' As ins cluthinu; is luiiuufiictured under his
own supervision, hi) can recommend it us being well
made, and of superior quality.
Store, one duorwest of AUn& Nelson'shrickbulld-
rSv fT'R "a',SCI''''"'re n(w opening, nt their
J- new Store, onConnnttreet.thelnrL'estnnd
fewtlin best stock of Hoods in their line ever bi ought to
.it is iiiiiinvi.niiiiiiiK vt-iMi.ii vnijne union
WATCH KS AND CLOCKS,
Inrrre stock, of all prices,
J k v m it n r.
A LAROg ANfl WELL Sf.LECTED STOCK Ot SEW PAT
TERNS. SILVER AND PLATED GOODS.
ronitinff of
8POOX8, FORKS, V IKK TA
III. K CAHTUIIN. irr.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.
repaired lit abort notieo. All work intruded ton, will
be done ins tborousb und workmunlike manner, and
narrunieu.
W. P. Si A. II. Gitistvoi.D.
rPo (Inn MnKen. Wis have a foil mock or gun
JL materials, unionR wbich will be found
Four do;;, lliit'lirui-k Jliixzy'n, and Pennington
IIIIIo Imrrulit, hinRle hikI in pairs,
dun l,m;kis till HortHiiinl a full stock.
Mountin,;, Mprings, Hriu-.h lima, Patent Brltcltcs,
IIoil Intituling, ami all tbe tlxturrs.
Six Knn (inn Uonos, nil qunlittcH.
i'louie give us a cull before purchasinff.
W. P. A A. II. (Iniswot.n.
1istnls, A full stock, consisting or Colt's and War
tier's Itevolvorri: Double llarrel Itille. ,1m .InoliU
and single Oci tnnn, u full stock, cheap.
. P. t A. II. nmstvot.n.
I)cui!y .Vtiiln C'lotliliiu. The largest anl rhcap.
1 V i sfifk ever lirouglit to this market. Call und
c-Aaiuiue Tor yourselves.
W P. A. II. (Iittsrvni.n.
Ann nfllie (;rat(".t Invi-titicmv til the Akc
V Seatniesa cloihiii": siimi'thing that is cheaper,
wanner, and ttifire durable than any kind of cloth,
won't rip or tear. (Ivor nnd Tnder Coats, Pen-jackets,
Pants, Vests, and Mittens, Call and see. no charge for
-'"'vlnir. VV. P. ,t A. II. IIiiij.woi.ii.
Dry (Jnmls. A general assnrtmenl, niiiang which
will be found Slicctins, Prints, Linens, Lawns,
(Inmltaiiis, llnsirry. and a hesvy stock of Men's sum
mer goods, Ac. (jive us n call.
W. P. ,1- A. II. (Iiuswot.p.
IV"t Shoes. Kvcry tiling, from n cowhide
Hoot to the llncst Patent Leather. A large stock
Ladies, line (laiters and Huskius, ami the largest sto;k
Hoys' anil Childreu's Shoes in town elifmer t.un ,.
bo bought uny where west of N. V.
W. P. A A. II. (Imswni.n.
Hats ti Caps. A full stock Men's nnd Hoys'.
W. P. A A. H. (iittstvol.n.
Clucks! Clocks! Wholesale and Retail, wo will no
be undersold, call and see for yourselves.
W. P. A A, H. (iittswor.n.
Kurd-ware. A full stock, Locks. Ilutts, Screws,
Table und Pocket I'lttlerv, and Joiners Tools of
best quality. W. P. A A. II. Ilmswoi.n.
Cmipera Tools. 1 rail stock W'eed.s celebrated
J Tools all selected by tVced.
W. P. A A. H. fluiswoi.n.
Clisnrs. IO,(mn choice Scgat-s lower than can be
ourch.isc-d weal of .'. V. Smo!ers will please take
notice.no huinleiff. V. p. A A. II. Oittswou).
Oct. 11th, lK.iii liy
U Y
STATE
A U T 11) 11 I T Y.
CIIOICK FIRST Vh YSS IXSURAXtE
nv tu k
Ai T A A
Insurance Company,
OP IIARTKOIU), COSy.
Iucorporniccl 1S1U i-Chnitor Porpclunl
nilK mid I.XAiD
NAVI(iATIO LNSURAXCE,
Culls the i attention of its friends, patrons, and tho pnb-
..v 0.,,u,,,, ,., ,:lc luiei'viiig laets;
Of ITS I1AVIXO
A Cash raiii:il or $309,000!
WITH ASSI'.TS AMOL'NTI.VM TO
1,907,908
42
JUus Iratniicted Bustneis succeafullv iJs Yearn,
AND COSTI Nil KH TO PltOdltCSH l.M H BALTIC,
WIlAtnt AN'D VITALITV.
Paid tin Affregate Loss of over $10,000,0(10.
Isofjanizfd on a National basts, with local agencies
in all principal places under a Mercantile system ;
founded un a Cash Stnmlard, with an envia
ble reputation ulike the same on the
bunk of the IJudfon, or the Mis
sissippi, the CJutfof Mexico, or
the Northern Lnkos; present
in; a powerful organiza
tion as a conservator of
public mtd aud
itoud of integri
- tv teipitil to all
emergent-Men it
undertukes,
worthy
the
STABILITY AND DIGNITY
Of AN
Eminent Americnu Corporation,
ON MKHH' ALONifi
ForMUMi ITS Cr..I.MS
TO P AT U O V A i E A X D FAVOR
Affording superior facilities nnd .Security iu mat
ter of Insurance fJumtnercial, Mechanical,
Mercantile or rural, while runUny; for tin
portance mid public service
THE L-IliST H'
PIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
OV AMi:iilCA
INM'llKM AT
Itutes and Kules as Liberal u the Risks assumed
permit for .Solvency und l-'air Profit.
Especial attention given to the Insurance of
1 Wi:ili)iu"HiHi l Contents, lor period
oil. (tin one to live yen is.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
V 11 O M P T I Y
P A I f I .
Policies iHsueti Without Uelny by J. A. HALL,
AgiMit, at lurrvslmr4 : and by J. A. MDDUE, Agent
at .Mainn-e City. Ohio.
Juno 11. 18."7 juirt
25 WITNESSES. C
FORGER CONVICTED. 5
JOIIX M. JVR JS Till; Al TllOK,
Who lias Inul lt( year's cxp.iiieucc .is a U.niivcr and m
lJuliii.-lK-r, imd ittitUir of M
A series of Jst'vtHi'es al thf Tiron-hmy Ttt'ternatfr-
when, fur in sucrcs-dvo niftlits, over S
.f-.io,uiiO l-oplc,f;
fJrectcd him with itmindsof AppUuse, while lie
exliibited tiie mami'-r iu which (.'oniitertViters exe
cute their I' faiuls.undthcsurcst and short-
est liieaiw of di'ceetinst tlu-m! J
Tlw Hank Xnte lino ravers all any that he ia
tli" sr.-o''sf J wig? of I'd'-r Muneu lining,
CI KEATKHT 1IM( OVKliV of The
J Piewnt 'iittny for
Di'tcctinp; -'oiinU'iTc.t IJauk Notes. Q
DcHcritdir Kvery (icuniue Hill in lOxlstence, timi a
K.vliiliitiu at a glance every Cunutcifcit
in cir. iil.iiiiiii ! ! &
Arranged so admin;!.).,-, ih.it liKl'ERKXCE easy SS
und DKl'KtM'lilX Instintnimoiis. bs
T-VSo Ind' X to i xamiiic. ! No pa.iics to hunt up! J
Hut so siniliti"d and niTaii'-il, that thu .IA rrhuut, i
liaiikcrund iKittiui-s Man can see nil at a U lance.
English, IWnrii and (ivrman.
Thus EjcIi may ruuil ihe haiuu in his own JVitivcKrj
Most lrfutt liiiuk Note I.ist Published, 2'
Also a IM of rl
All tho Private Bunkers in America.
A complete Kinihu try of the Finance of Kubope
it A-MKIMl'A Will bu IMlliiiniH'll III Clll'll Ctlltioll, tO-
gellter with all the Iniportunt A'-ws uf the day.
Also n s'-i'N-s of 2
IXTEI'liSriNU STORIES
From an iVA Mnuuscriid found in the K.ist. It fa
funii.sln'K tin must ronipb-te llisttiry uf
OltlITAi MFIi
dcflcribliiij tin- most perplcxiuj' positions In which
tho lai'iii-H it ml t i ' 1 1 1 k-1 a t a of that country have
been so often found. These Stories will continue
throughout the whole year, and will prove thc
most ciiiortainin ever n'iU'ivd to the I'nhlle.
I'urnUhed Weekly to Subsui ibcrn only, ut$l
a year. All letters must be addressed to
JOHN S. DYK, Broker, K$
Publisher und Proprietor, 7u Wall-street, A'cw P8
1 01 k,
April i. is;7J4HAn:iiy
No Advance on lork.
1AUNVM'S failure In the ('lock line, h humbug.
i Have you seen our imw f iot k;' M'e have just
received a cord, a cord and u half, or two curds, every
variMyand pattern; and are Helling them, wholesale
and retail, eh uuer than U.uthiiii evcrthoueht fiduiiiu.
all iu perfect order, aiut wut rnted. Call and gee for
5ouridvei. N ch.irH for -duwiug.
J una u, it.. w.u (iiiUWULUH,
DISEASE VA.tl tMli;i
By Vr, Hobactc'i Scandinavin Remediet.
At 'I Ml yenm ofstniy,
analysis nndexperimeut,
Mr Rnbflck, the emmineiii
Swedish Physicia n .succcdod
In producing medicine from
the mountain herhsnf blBitn
tlve land, which nets directly
Upon the cause oldisrn1 In
the blood, nnd bv restorii f the
corrupted fomitninof lifeto
b condition of health nnd
purity, expels disease from
Hiesvstem wherever it m-iv
be Inented.or whateier nv
bo Its character. Indigestion, nervolts complaints,
epllepticnnd other fits, coughs, consumption in Its
early stapes, lore thront, hrontdilis, fever and ague
asthma, low spirits, sexual tncepaclty, feminine weak
ness, pricking of tiie skin, symptomatic of paralysi.
rheumatism, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, diabatea. lassi
tude and debility, dinrrhea.and nil other disorder of the
organs of respiration, theliver, the kidneys, thestoin
ach, the norfes.or the musculairibre, are unerringly
cored by this dreparntlon. It is to the materiel mm &i.
or seedsof disease, what an alksli Is to an acid; it
neutralizes them with absolute certainty, while nt the
srme time it regulates the secretions, removesobstruc
tfons from the bowls, creates appetite, renews bodily
Tigorandregenerateseery animal function. Such is
the nnture. such are the effects of lr, lioback's fa
monlSeandinvinn lllood Purifier Pills, will not only
obllteratethe most nninful diseases. bnt prevent their
recurrence, and lengthen life beyond its ordinary
span
A.
I'o prevent Imnosttion.tjnrcHtTeonU nrrnstD,u
druggists. &e. .of regular agents or of Dr. ltnback.
soie proprieter ana manutneturev.fjth street, Cincin
nati. Price of Purifier Jl.OOprr. bottle; f bottles
Tkhuk Hautk. Ind, Out, la. j8o.i.
PK.nHlAfK-Sir. The bint Hii.j: Uilo.
Ulood I'm iliei and the acconiounvilM' PilU i.n.u
lieveil meof tho last vestigcol niy rheiimatism, Icnn
sidcrthecureall but, miraculous. After having uf
feredt he most acute agony, almost without intermis
sion, fur eight years. and bcingfor three years a crip
ple, I can ic.ireely realize the fact that ot this moment,
utter having used yourScatidiuuviait Itetuadies foronlv
three moiifhs and afew days, lam ahale, hearty man
capiiblt'of maii.ml labor, audentirelv free from nnln
hen I hrst atmlied to von. bv letter, fur .1 ai,t.t.i f
..vb, . nn.mivuvuvi Munia annaticmkej-
eton. r or more than two years 1 hiidoeverenjovedone
hourof unbroken nightrest.and invmiud linking with
my body, had become grenth enfeebled. ti;e very first
bottleof the Purilier wroiiuhia tmrprising chungc for
the betterhi mv system, and aftertaki HIT thllt Off,.la
fill rostorntlrr.toKether Willi the llload I'illls, lor one
mnnth. I It' It tlialu complete regeneration nfeverv
aiiimul tunctmn wnnn progrem. Iwamiot decelreU.
lumnow.nt lil yeuriiot age, as free from e.orv.vniii
toin of rlietiniiitUiii aI wan at2ll. Tliere caii be no
iloulitthat tliinronclerfulcure indue to four remedied
alone.and I am willing. if it wilUerve yon orinnilnce
oilier, to eek relief from the sain esouri-e.tliattliislet-ter
should be made public. Yours, ke..
JACOU ATKINS.
nifl!N,Ti, Dec, 1
Pr.C.-n .ItnBArK llcniSir: 'i hisivilldM-tifv that
I called on Dr. Ilolmt-li Inst .March and got some "of hh
Scanilinnvian Hlood I'urilier, which hah entire v cuved
me of a complaiht of nine months luration, anil after
trying otlierphysieinns without effect. I nnlBt
Sonn e. called on the uliove named Dr. Koliuck. and he
1 T V, , , -"'.".-'.'"sL"'' wiiii u-eakntsH i
the back. In the courseof three wet-ksfrom thctime
v .. ... .iiKMiiiL iiu 10 uiisiiicss. nntl can
s.t.j-.; u, umi li-iiui tnai time 1 nave enjoyed the best
.1 i.e., in.. nose wnosuneringtronianv illncsBwouli
un weii 10 canon nr. lioback.nt hisast.iblishmnt, Xo
No. 17 Chestnuts trect.
ForSille 11V VKCK it. Il.IUII.TnV. I'APrrJ...... n..
CiiRlilTT.Mauinee: W.& H.lIorin.Bowr.iNo ti n't: f. s ;
... iv n. rnjiM.xs, rortnge: Levi TAVl.OM. New
Wetheld; G.I.isRt.v Ic Co.. Gn.i.in; I,. Moiie-uot-ai!
.V Co., Watervillc, and fur sale bv Dritgists nnil
Dealers in .Medicines generally through the country
December I S. JH.Vi J'
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TI ltIJ.
Iam nlso in order to do all kinds of Turning, at my
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HAVE YOU TIIIED
WESTERN" FAMILY
K LJ JliMIirIyl li S ,
A. LANr.WOKTUY,
llilll.Al, OlllOl 7
THEV AUK THK
AROMATIC VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS.
AEOMATICF,Vll AMD AGUE PUIS,
A NO TUB
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
Sold Hy Dniniilst i;vtiy-H licre.
DO YOU DESIRE HEALTH?
TURN lll-VM) A WOI1I)
Before You throw this down ns Worth
less.
It In a tnc.l well known tn nil onr Wpilnrn cltlonn,
tluit tin miuHin tluil iM i-ijiistuiiHy pn-Acnt in tliu nir of
this rich Wt-fforn c-nuntiy, nml the chnnge. which oc
cur an frequently, from hcut to colli; give rise to vnrl-
011s idi-ii.h 01 ilirteitse, and it lieeouiL-M un hiinorliuit in-
ipilry then to lis. wlmt no Oiin ilo to nevcnt these snil
ilen nttni'lM, to whieh wo are so linlile? An olil miylng
..Mt.v.u ,,, iMtt-ituiin ,s woi-in n pounil 01 cure,
ami in noihinj! is it truer than in this, for In however
mnny f.nnis we arc nttni ked with illness, the i.riiiiary
enuse Is nearly the anine. Wc catch cold, or over-eat,
the pores ol the body heeoino closed ami the rel'nsc
nintler whieli is generally thrown out of the nvstcni by
sensible, or insensible perspiration n mains'in it nml
clogs it up, and the consequence is that the inward
Turn t-ons of the body cannot perform their ilutv, ony
more than a watch can. the tots of whose wheels are
lillcd Willi dirt. Kvery part ol our bodies demands its
iliit'cretit element Irom the r.'o.l, and the part our stom
achs take Is to eliminate such parts, nml send them in
their proper direr lion: when our system is fully open,
this is well and baautil'ully done, and such parts ofonr
food nsure not needed, are thrown out bv perspiration,
and the natural outlets of our bodies, i,ut when cold',
or any other cause, slops tli, sc outlets, this ottal (if we'
may so speak,) remains in t!o- bmlv; and l-'evers,
lliicumatism, .laiin.iice, l.ivcr (.ou.plr.iut, Ague, Acu
r.iliiia, Ac., Ac , occur. What then shall we do? the
answer is eas cleanse the svsteni thoi ouu'hly, restore
these natural millets, and ne'nie free. When sl,ll
do it? .Shall we wait till the disease becomes set up-
A Nimple Vrprlnblc Hoinnly,
Immedintelv when the liist s mptoius couimenee
NO CALOMEL ! NO POISON ! !
but a good physic, composed of the healing ulmitH Xa-
iui nun iit rfteii priiviiu'o. mis Vnti c-jtll timl ill tllU
Aronmti". Vst tnlile Ciithnitic Pills,
I'CKI'Altt-n H
A. LANGW01LT11V, FixDur, 0.
k i:oni) 11 11 1 1 Lii c .11 itiiui a cs:t i n experience
n nni imi j on wnni, o 1 auv w want tiit-m our
sclvca. Then when that Dull lluaduche. Tain in the
Hack or Loins commences when, iu short. .ou In l
jtmi n3iflH K-'lHUri Oil! Ol oriliT,
HO lUUll'V TO WOHK.
take enough to cIlmii-l jour nvsteui liiomnfflih-, then
take them ulong fur u while to k i- . our' bowels opuu
and regular, und vou will th.udi u for coinijuuuding
It n:ay h. tlint you havo nr-Vftrd vournelf until
yon hnvc Fi'vn nnd , nc, t liiii Tcwr, 'Dninb Aijiu-,
cither A'-iite or Chroni' th n pt-.M iiii: a bottle ol
I.niivnrtliyN Aniniiitic Axiw Pills"
upc them ttcLoni.il,' t. oirectioim, und break nn the
ilHcnf-e: it you have had it a l.n tiun-, use the
I'hjnic Viy, to Ifi ji yournyt-ni rfirubir, uud
I)n Vour Wummci's WmU
These Aruc PilN are eoinpoiiinkd for iho.uj who arc
tlrcii of taking f.'uininc, Arsenic, or anv potion.. We
W arrant them entire!, compounded trout thn cpet;i
blc Kingdom, and utb r a reward ol $ Hmmi, to uny uiu
who will delect any Jiuvrul 111 any Jcdicine wc ad
vertise nn Vcffctitbic.
Tliec 1'ilU wr-rc componnded, and tnt used In the
fill of 1 during the gn ut prci id-1 ih-p oflWIious
IHftea.He werr compounded on tin groiiml where the 1
Disease prevailed, aud n't where tht-v theorize ubntit
it (aa in the hut,i it whs ffotb n up when Vuiniuc.
and the other .icdicincs. failed, und ;n wurninti-.i tn
cure, and not nni in n dozen 1 -tt l-s Mli d -it is ti-e
ri-;oisM:N hi-:mi:oy i
It Is not gotten up with miraculous powers; hut it will
cure
FEVER AN'D AGUE,
AND 7
ALL FORMS OP BlLIOTIS DISEASE.
SAFELY AND NI UIXY.
There are fine cu.ies where the fVMeru i.-t fo full of
Discuse, thatnothing but a thorough turning overwili
do any good, and iu thcrtf- cucii. tlii-i Keme.ly proceeds
to do it in Mich cu;-s nuusea i.s produced, (in the
common do-c,) but persons can ovoid tLn bv dtdng
the whole slower, and tulcing small do.ics, and a longer
time to cure.
In some ca.ie?, whore the Liver is torpid, the p.vU nt
will have one or two Chill. til'.ercoium. in ing the Med
icine; hut a soon ns the I'ilU are fairly Taken up by
the stomach, and the system in under its inibu uce, the
Chills must slop. In any cne w here it is desired to
stop a .SickncM-. ut the A'touiach, that U produ'.ed bv
these Ague Pill, a duac or two uf Fcppuriuiiit I-s.stncc
w ill rclii-ve.
1. 00k out fur your appetite after being cured by these
Fills, or ou will o ei -n.ir,
One b;t'!e wilt r---i th" Ag"o r.pon four grown
per.-on-, but to fairly cute !.M.ld all be taken b one.
u would nUot ;ill Mmr nttfittiou to the
EXCELSIOR EVE BALM,
For nil Iis;iMs o2'tIn Kyor i:e1uS,
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES,
Init imm;:tiom, l-ilms, I'lc-nttions Weak Sight, and
all formi of i.-ia-( d Kyes are cured fo rapidlv, that
where best kuov.n it i-oii-biert-d almost
in its healing inllucuee. A i'hysician from Indiana,
writes:
" Vour Medicine h - given perfect and entire satis
faction in evtry oasu." ;
One Dm? More, that has sold, the pat seaon, overi
Ki;iiT sn uui;i uottli:s, i
says it did not fail iu asiuie inauuec. I
An old Uorau Jockey, who has handled horses all I
his life, a.tys: 1
' If your Eye Diilm, wi'.li a little Bleeding nnd riiU
icliing. where the system is too full, w ill nut cure, they
nuiy give up the Kye."
One Jjidy, who had been deprived of sight in one
Kye, by Film over it fornix years, say:
"After thirty Fhysirialis had prescribed, without
any good done nie, your Jcdiciue is peiiorining u
cu re.
Candidly nnd honestly, will you deprive yourself of
good rcmcd ihx, bi'eait.-vu some, v.ouid be, w U one.-,
cry out 'uackeiy or will juii try one buttle or uuc
box of our
FAMILY ILDI('I.CS,
and be heated ol oiir Dir-erses. y do not put up
our liyo Ualm for anything but Sore Eye and Fje
Lids; but if you have' it in the Ionise, Vou need not
sull'er with .Sore .IAuth,or Fleers it on any part ot the
hotly, for it is so In?. dhi!.' to all "in-h -111 lares, tliut it will
(TllU TUK.U (l t I'Ai
than any thin u else. Apply it, it ou wiah, Willi a ((itill
featli'r, to the sores, once, mice or three times a dav
as you diciu it necessary.
Frcpared uud Sold Wholesale and Fefail, by
A. LA.XUWOKTilY,
FI.NDLAV, OHIO.
Sold by L. MonEnorsK, Waterv illc; Fi:ck II amii.
Ttis, Ferrysburg; Dkvi Tayi.uii, Taylorlown; and li.
Ht ititiir, Ma'imeo City. d i"ily U, lH.'iT m'i
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA,
ol PouTA.vr a s.(r.x i;.iii:jiT.
rilo nil persons ;t lit tut fd v it li Spmiii 1 dieni mudi us
J- . ..(. 1 lit i . .. 1 , II KAhAKiUS IMl'U
TKA'CE, UOKOUmiiA. (H.l'.F.T, NYPUtkU
the Vic of ONAMSM.orKKl.F ABL'KKJ...&u.
The llowAitu AasuriAHiiN. tu vii- oi tiie awful
destrucriun of luimuu life. caused hy fie.vuul diseKst'i,
nml the dei-cjitiiiiiKpnu' tiied upuii tiie uutVrtuiiat vie
tiina of iitcli dispiises hy Quiu'k-i, liuve directed Jieir
CoiiHultiny Surjfenn, as a cu vm r a hi.h act worthy of
their name, r ive .mchk-ai. advitk oh at is, to nil per-soutitliiuulHit'tt-d.
nhu apply hy letter, with udehtrip
tionot their cuudttiou, (iij.e.ueeiipution, habit iff lite,
iiv.,) and in tMses hi uxtrt;ine poverty aud sutler iny, to
t HMSH M r.niciM s i l.i. uj' CIIAIH.'K.
'J'he Howard Ansm int n.n n benevnlen tlnstit ution,
established b aiiei-iul :iidowiiient, forth relief of the
( a mt dUti'esSvd.utllieted w ith Virulet.t and lljd-
deiiiie UisL-nHii." llitusmnv usuriluriuf nionun.whu li
the linn;toif luive voted toexpeml in fidvei'thiiuu the
hove notice. It tn needless toadd that the Association
,,,""nainlH the highest .MecUcul hIuII of the age, uud
li-1 urniMiine iiiohi approveu modern treatment.
Just 1'ublished, by the Association, a llupnrtou Sne
matoi rhitn, or Hetuiual WeaUitess, the vice of Self-
Abuse, and other dideusen uf tliu Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting hureoii, which will be sent by mail, (in a
sealed envelope,) Kiti:t: ok ciiAittii:, on the receipt of
two htami's for postage.
Address, Dr. t. I.t). ' AI.HOlT.fioyi:t.TiNU Bi'ii,
iikiin, Howard Assieintion, No. L South ninth Street
Philadelphia .l'u. Iiv orderof tbe Diicctors.
KZIIA l. IlK VKTWLl.L. President,
fiKO. FA'liu iiii.h, Secretary.
A . C . W 1 N B L O W
Iron.Founder and Uaobiniit,
Has on huud an exu-lotive ami tii4Uoved araortment
I'ntterna for
MILL .IHKIXG, CAPS , Kll.1.8, YBRAADAS.
(nn oustiiiK -oi-i-.illy. Work dolio to order ou abort
liuti'-o, and ill it i-alii-ou-lury nnioiu-r.
iiT.vA Ikon I-'oi-miuy, Mai-uke City, Ouio.
l
1
I
i
1
IS. ISUIMtlTT
HA rcmored lil Drni; Sloro to th bnllrtinr fornKrlr
ni-fiipied l.v ). D. Hanncy.on Wajne .IrMt, .(MM
.,,n,"k """O wliere li. Iiai opened th. l.rirMt
Jh-vjs, Meilicina, and ChemicaU,
ever hcfi.rc i.ftereil In Alaiimea CHt. II. rotiin,. Mtf
lIuiiikH fr the liberal patron., pti ,lT bJIT'J S
;.,.nn Mm. nnd hope, b'jr pSSJwtf
liiHineM. .nil a liberal polio, to hi. patron Jtom.7h I
ciititliiiiani-e ot pa.t favors lii.nrlnir lh ,.w
with all othor. who m favor him with .. il it
will b(.hiplpnilre.atalltline,to furnl.h the'mTar.
medicines of almont e.erj kind, and medic.) drlo. if
neCRRsary. A Tarietv of , ,. . .
ChtmicaU.J'urt H int, and Liquor, for ItMicai r
clianirnl purposes, (lint none of an Inferior and
deleterinua composition,) flavoring
Extracts for Cooking, Ptr
fumtry. Tooth Pattt.
and PoMnUrt,
Skin fowiler.. Hair Kcjtorati.eii and Hair Tonlei t
Halm anil I'oniades, Sharing ( reams and Soap.
Toilet Soops; Cloth, Hair, Hat, Tooth, Nail
Birnli, I'uint and Whitewash Brunh.i: '
Fnni-.v articles, 8pt. Turpentine. I.ln
eod, Lard.Whale, T.nnera', Fi,h
and Neats-Foot OILS:
PAINTS
H'Jffe and Red Lead Zinc, Chocolate, or Firf
1 roof Paint ground in oil, a new articlt
and finer Paint of all colon ; Dm '
Moods and Dye Stuffs, Window
Glass and Glass Wart ; Gro
ceries, such as Teas, Su
gars, Pice, Pepper,
Spices, f-c.,
and many other nrtirfes as well as a larire T.rl.t,
Proprietary .Medicines, adapted to all diseases. II. haV
nlso set up a new FOUNTAIN, from i..""
rS' .n"?r? V t'!,e V'"'' f th,
MILLINERY AND BKES3 MAKIHO
MKS. A. S. WOOD, ;
Has ncrnianentiv lnrateil In P.....i.. . ...r
keep cimstatitly on hand an assortment of fashionable
............ , ,. ,viu,m,ii., riowers, ijord.rsr
uriuils.t.'i Irimmitivs. A,. . A-p B,,tt. ...-
of her customer.. wa"
She Is also prepared to renornte straw' bonnets or'
Scntleineirs l'anama and Leghorn Hats. ' ,
Particular attention will lie (,'iven to dress niaklnc
ainllmisexpcriciii-o warrants her in helie.ing that
will lie utile to pleusethe most particular.
Slay, Hth. 1W57 i
GREAT SOJjTHERN FEHEDY
JACOB'S (J011DIAL,
'n'-i iM-.A, ) FOlt AU. (ciioi.er. noaat.-..
iiMUKiniV; JL! OWE l r'':Zi .c""c:.
CHOLERA INFAUTITltf
D I S E A S K S .
Mli KSIM.CI.U.I.V ' ' '
... PAINFUL MENSTRUATION
llie irluc.ol Jutolis toidiulare :uu w til known
to ri-qniiii Kiicumiuins.
1. It cures the wuist ca.sca ol'lJiarrhiva.
2. It ciucs the Hurst forms ol' Ils,:ntciy.
::. It cttrca California or .'.li-xica'n liiurrba'sv
4. It n -limes the severest Colic.
it. Il cures Cholera ,lo.rl,us.
1. It t-iiris Chuli-ra tm'itntiiin.
7. It cures I'ainlul .Mcmtiuation
H. It relieves Pain in tiie l;,.i und Loins.
"to l,'",r'U",,''la -N'VrV'u'"!' lpondencr,
10. It 1-ei.toras Irrt'ularitivs. '
I I. It dUp. I, Blooiuy and hv,terical Fcclinirs.
W. It a uu Hilniu-alde '1 onic
A lew short KxlrtiutitVoiii U-ttvn, TcsIimoniiiK.&r.
"I have ied .IiicoIh i -,-.ii., i i .... . .
found I. a ,st ciielcm, d in u ,Vj ,, " i . h?
able rciacd,-." .s. hLZ vIhs
.... . , Judjre ol Sriiprcmc Court, (5fc
II iriyos nie uleasnre in heinir We to recommend
lor.iiai mv own personal evperlance, an.lth.
experience ol my ncichhors nnd friends around mt
u sull.L-ieiit guarantee for uiu to lielieve it to b. all
tllUl It pUl-purls 10 be, U, A HMl'uuMliN hkmkiiv.''
r 11. , rt " l 'iit:iiwoon,
oi-mcrly JuuKc ol .Superior Court, Cherokee circuit.
- 1 take jtrcat il-asi,r..- iu rccoiiiiuendiiiKtliia iuialu-al-le
meclh me to all aiinctcd with bowel diseaaes for
ni.lru 1 brieve It t.. I.e a sovcrcisn iciiled lccid.d
li aitpeiiur to Jintlni.g cl.ie ever tried by me."
n . r. . , A. A. (ill-LDISO,
Deputy p. M. or the Onind l.oirdeof (ienrgln.
I have une.1 Jacob a Cordial- in my laniilv, and tbia,
kh.i all I bear about it .a a remedy Hume who it...
tried It, mdu. es me to believe that it stands al the head,
ol every preparation of the kind, and 1 would recom
mend tu uu iu t..c- discaae. fur which it isconipound-i-
i r , .. , . lii.i IS. Dobbins,
f ushier oflhe llank of the .State of (Jeoriria, t;riffln
"II Hi. re is any ic.libiliiy iu human testimon..
Jacobs t.oruii' must Maud pro-emii cnt above all
other preparations for the cure or Dowel lliseise.
rom the mass of teetimony in its favor comin. in
from all quarter, it must be very fur in .drancey u .
curutiM- agent, ol most if uol all other i.atent' tir.na-
ru""- . A. Fl.KMINO,
l.aslner Marine ami Fire Insurance Dank. Crlffln.
"Ibis clh. ient remedy is tr.ivclinB into celebrity a.
fust as I .on ii.arte pushed bis columns Into Iliisiia. .n.l
iraiiiiiiK coiflincndniion uhcrcver used." GeorriaJrf-
.r.Moonu. .1,y l!7,, v,;, J
l or sale ny II. l.niuiTT, Manmee cl!v; and h Picw
Hamilton, l'lrnsbiirc I ihio; ond hi tbe prrncib--Merebalils
uud Uiuiiuists tbiouir'.iout the State
April 8... H..).-aS.My jll mj Proprietor; X Yor
Dr. Win. E. 1IOVT S
Old Established rrivato Hospital
.IS ItKMOVKD
TO TflE riASTABLE ARCADE,
OPPOfll b in.ii-ili) the l'est utlico .Svracnse, X.
where be mil introduce to the uol'icc of those ml
ulcte.l with
1'RIVATE AXD SYI'HIUC DISEASES, .
lie I rench system ol cure. Thi class of complaint.,
he has made und intends to make a speciality, and th.
kuowlcdge be has
01- THE NEW METHOD
llf treatment now in operation in Franco anil in tn.
IliiepitaUot turn country, warrants him iu savin, that
none ol the forms the tiisiase ia wunl to u'aauine. la.
witbout a
SLUE, QUICK 4t PERMANENT REMEDY.
1 ive thoiisjiul p.-uicii's cured unmiullv. 'Ihe rem.
dies employed by llr. V,. F. VT. ure Ir'ee from otten--ive
t-ifle or smell co.itain no mercury and reuuir.i
no clian-e ofni.-t business or pleasure
1'EUSuNS AT A DISTANCE
..lay be cured at home, by ttatiiiK their case, and ad
dressing a letter tu Dr. Win. hUVi'. Itecollccl tht
nauie aud place.
N. it. l.a.li.sin want of a pleasant and safe remedr
for irregularities, obstmctions, Ac, can obtuiu
lr. liima!,' I n iuh I'liimlii .Uontlily Plllm.
at ihe lioctof-a oilice ill th..- Unstable Arcade. Marriedi
e-. ., ceii.uii siuiuiii.ii.s should not use thciu.
For
" e oircciioiis with ea.-b bo.-;, pri
li.all to ull pans of tl.e world, lit. Wi
, price 61, sent by
. novt
in.- oniy iie,-i,t i , ,,. r ....i si.
AI.-.U for wale at
tiie l'.ictor , ollii-o. tho Female l'rote.:ting nutrniuenn..
au Ulllill nil. or.v,.it;itU-.. ..I- : ..-. .
to mien astliroiiKli ine iilijsinil contorniation or d..
..rniitv arc moninii-ilnted fo, slilV rc.ruilitetinn. Order. '
Iron, any part ot tbe L nltn.l Ktatei, .neuwlng 5, will
ae.-ure Hie return of tbe Instriiuieiit. Aud all oth.r
iiisti iiiiu-nt of a private nature, for female naea.cau b
ad ut the Dotlor's olliio. Itenienilier that llr. Win.
I-.. Ilovt is tbe only iiei-innnentlv e.-tublibed aud re-
"liotiaililo pli.vsi i in eenlr.il Ke- York, that treat. -
privalf dliena. a. and liia practii e exteuda tbroilRli enrr
Aread" liuiueuiber lb place ilaatabl.
Olfieo liottra 9 A.M. until p. jr. pdae, rrom ,.
till o I. it. .Ill i-urta wainintod or no pa,.
IMAWO.MO. "
OliTHKK.N i.hiht l.tUlOE Xn. tn. ot Fr-
i. 1 nnd Art-eiitetl Allison, will hold theirrefttt-
bu- coi.iiiiiiuuuiioiia ou tbe lirat aud tbird.
Tuesdnja of ciuli month.
Ily Order of tin I.odit..
II T. COOK.
AV AT 1' 1 1 M A li li It AM) JEWELER.
fim.it flrrrl, 'Polnln, Ohio.
(iroct ries.
Pit par, Tea, t'oll'.e. Sugar limine Syrup, CodOshi
Mackerel, and Spiccn, Ac.
Just received by W. V, V A, II. Gtoswni.ft.
.MAKltl.UiK (il ll'i:, hy 1K. YM. YOl'NG.
MAUiiiA;K .i iih:, i im. ur, YofNts.
MAItltlA;K til IDK. bv 1)11. WM. YOl'NG.
MAlilUAUK (il lDK. by IU MM. YH Nti.
MA1HIA(J1-; iil HU-:. h' Pit. VM. YOUNO,
MAIilUACI. (il lMK. bv Pit. YOl'NG.
IMAii KIAl'I'a (il lDK Yoish'r irrent Phvuologl
cnlVork: TH: VOCKKT sK&Cl'LAPi'l'R, or
Kvery One his own lioctor, Hy AVin. Younjf. M. D.
It is written in plain language for the general reader,,
and is illustiateil with u poinds of One Hundred Un
giavinjis. All younj,' mutricd people, or tliote content
(dating marriage. aud Imvinff the least fmpediment t
luurricd life, should read this book. Itdisclovea secrete
that every one should be acquainted with; still, It is
book that must be kept locked up, and not lie ahmitth
house It will be sent tn auv i rio on the receipt f 4)
cents. Addretii I'll. W M . YOI NO, IA2 Spruce 81.,
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