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IMPORTANT PROOFS.

ofMe efficacy Of DR.. Harlchs Celebrated Med
cines.
The following certificate was sent hy Mr.. f. b.
tinman, agent at Cincinnati, Ohio. There can e
no mistake init, as the parties are well known.
., Mr Ezekiel Rgdon, of Anderson township,
with hiil.us affections, acid,y the stomach, at
tended with the usual symptoms OF dyspel sa, and
having made trial of various medicine without
iindug relief, was cured by the above medicines.
Attest, i. RIGDON.
Cincinnati, June 30,h, 1910.
YET 1ATER.-Mr. Vance. Of Washing on
county, writes as follows-Dear Sir--Dr. Horlct's
pl are PERFORMING some of the most wonderful
cures in this vicinity ever heard of They were
'niroduc'd here about six months ago, by one of
my neighbors who bough, half dczen packages
from the P,tshung office. ON aware Of four cases
IN this place where complete cures have been per.
foraed one of severe rheumatism, two Of dyspepsia,
and one Of most shocking and aggravated ner-
vous complaint, of ten or twelve years standing |
send you enclosed five dollars; plearc to forward
pills for that amount by the bearer, William Ward,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
July 81, 1910.
N .. The above certificates, compared with the
very many already received, certainly must con.
vince those similarly afflicted, that they can yet be
re cved Ivy the use of these invaluable medicines.
Principal ofiicc, No. 10, North Eighth street
Philadelphia. For sale by
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
October "a, 1910. hgen,.
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Removal.
D 90 K-BIN ID T. r Y.

THE undersigned have the qualification Of in
forming the public, that notwithstanding they ware
unfortunate as to have their bindcry burn, down,
in March last, they have opened a very extensive
one, in Locust street. in the new building directly
opposite Gieim's Hotel and are prepared to execute
all wolk in their line with despatch, aud in SUI
pe'or style. Their RULING APPARATUS
and other Machinery are new, and of the first order
and latest improvements; and they feel a conf.
pence in their facilities for giving perfect satsfac-
tlon TO all who may favor them with their orders
Banks, County offices, Merchants, Mechanics
and others, can be supplied with BLANK BOOKS
OF every description, which for nealness and dura.
bllliy, will be equal To any made by the United
States. HICKOK e. CANTINE
HARRISBURG, Sept, o.
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TO TIE AFFLICTED.

THOSE who are suffering from various diseases
incident 10 the hnnan family, would do well to
procure DR.. HUHch's Compound Sirtngfhenino
and German Aperiem PHs. which are SO pre-.
cminently recommended for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints. airs in the side, back and breast,
Nervous Affections, Head-Ache, and all lio dis
eas,s Of the Stomach aud Bowls. Pamphlets may
he obtained gratis, which contain full aud explciie
dreclions for using. The reader is referred TO sew
Tal very interesting certificates Of cures in this
paper which may he relied upon, as they are taken
from Una original For sale at No. 10, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
oc'op@ a. iefo, agent.
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EDITED By GIDEON n. SMITH.
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ALLEGHENY, Jan. 8, 1910.
To DR. Har!ich's Agcnt--Sif: wish to state for
the benefi, Of those who may lie afflicted that Dr.
HAnLIcn's PILLS have eniiicly cured me of Dys-
pcpsa, of which have been afil ced for many
years used both kinds, the Aperient and Strength
ening, and am constrained to say, that til, y ave
valuable discovery, and act upon the system mildly,
hut very ciiectuay. | found the Tonic pills 10
quicken the circulation and cause determination
to the surface, aed to strengthen the week stomach
and increase lis powers. The Apereri pills are the
best catharIic | cver used. | am confident all Dys-
peptcs would do vel to make immediate trial and
be relieved. Any one can call at my house and be
satisfied Of tie above at pleasure.
DAVID Il. POPE.
n. B. The original certificate may he seen ar the
,ilce of the spirit of the inns" For sale at
No. 10, North Eighth street.
HENRY YOXTHEiMER,
October "a, l8i0. .7geut
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Consolidation of ButFs Cuhivafor and the Ge-
nesee Fvm9.
WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUTHER TucKEn, EDITORS.
Prospectus Of Vol. =, for 1SAI.
THE Cultivator was established to improve and
4 elevate the Agriculture Of the country; to give
proper tone TO the morals and mind OF the Far.
met; TO show him the dignity aud importance Of
his Profession to store his mind with useful know
ledge. and convince him that while oil classes
and must bc more or less dependant on each other,
he alone Of the whole can make any near approach
TO Independence. If there is one thing more than
another, which in this country gives n man superb
ory owe, his fellow men, il is sknowledge; and this
knowledge, knowledge which is as essential 10 the
success Of the farmer as TO Other mcn,--it is the
design Of the Cultivator TO aid in importing.
CT The volume for 1910, is filled entirely with
Original Communications, embracing articles from
about 800 Correspondents from almost every state
in the Union
II an increase Of subscription beyond my prcce-
dent in the history Of Agricultural Journals -iithe
almost unanimous voice Of the public press in our
fsvor,f the multitude Of private yet nattertng tei-
tinoninls We have received, added TO q circulation
amounting the first year 10 TwrNrY-rwo Tnou
Sam, may he admitted as evidence, then we have
certainly most abundant reason to be graiified with
the success which has attended the Union of the
Cultiyaor aud the Genesse Farmer No expense
has leen or will be spared TO render the Culivator
worthy Of the patronage it has received, In the
number, variety and excellence of It's illustrations,
it is without rival at home abroad, the last vol
ume being embellished with nearly One Hundred
EngraUings, illustrating the improved breeds OF lior
scs, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Buildings, Implements,
&C. making the Cultivator, all things c nsllcred,
it is believed, the Cheapest Agricultural Paper ever
published in this or any other country.
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CHANT,

CHEsNUr STnrEr WHARF, HAnnIsnuRe,
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Wikesbar.e, and oil Intermediate Jlaccs.
GEORGE w. LAYING.
Harrisburg, Sept 0, 1910.
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TRUTH WILL PREV4JI,

DIR. iiarlich's medicines ar, dailv ;oc,a,s;,o l.,
publlc favor, and want IRON any but FAR ,uaI 10
establish their worth. We have a communicated
IN our columns to-day from person long awic,eJ
which Is but one Of many vouchers for hi. rosJi'
eIne.--SFirH of he Times.
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MORE POSITIVE PROOF
ALLEGHENY, Jan. 8, lS40.

OF the efficacy cf DR.. HarHeh's Compound
Strengthening and German Aperiem P,Ns.
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FOUR THOUSAND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
IN TWO MONTHS -!
WHEH we first purchased the old and well
known establishment Of tie
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THE CULTIVATION,

A Consolidation of Bucrs Cuhyator and The Ge-
neSee Farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15
ifrLe0d's Case.


-r,;s .oIbr,ted case is now all the order of tie day
/, h., nroduced thrilling interest through two great
countries and al moment, hung as GatK ci'uo
over the prace Of both. We have consequently aeVo'
led much Of tie larger available portion OF this day pa
nor "a is interesting details We have brought down
r. evdence 10 il. close on Saturday last. And the
Sums are most decidedly in favor o. his acquit'at ne
.7b,nv Argus thus fnreshadows the progress and the
conclusion Of the trial
.TuE Ts1AL OF McLEop.-The testimony III NM
case il vii! be seen, brought 10 close on o''"
s;da, AZ half past clock Saturday evening" wh'h
The Cour, adjourned over 10 MONDAY ('o.aaF'l a. :
o.clcck-one Of the jurors having PERMISSION, mean
while to vsi, his family in custody OF constable IN
dor circumstances Of peculiar domestic aiicton
uThe case was 10 have been summed up to-d;v of
Attorney General Hall and Timothy jenkins, cs1 ;
District Attorney Of Oneida county, On ,he pa'' - a.
Peonle. and by Joshua a. Spencer, I. ; DISTRICT Al
torncy, and Alvin c. Bradley, Esq, Of LockP''t' ."
behalf Of the Prisoner The summing UP, i was sup.
nosed would occupy al least the whole .. o'eay' -
part Of to. morrow; and the charge 81 Ju1se
IN view Of the of testimony OF ilch y mus. ne
ces.arly be review in partl il is far TO presume
onld occuay some time Under ihrse circumstances,
,be case could scarcely be committed to The Jury oe'r
,o.morrow afternoon evening, nor the 'eiu'e' 'e'
d.red before "Wednesday morning
1--WE assume Of course that The jury cannot ne
long as their verict-and SUCH Is nave a. ~
testimony at,enlyeIy, scarcely BE IN douot Is !"
What il will be- In reiterating, however, tie op,i'on
,re expressed on Saturday, tha; The verdict would be an
scou,,a we ough, perhaps to qualify The remark 'na
would be favorable 10 the prisoner, because inc @'
had been 'cleary made out We ,honid NV ,bs
sb,p, tina, the proof on chat point had inS'i'ed Inc
natter sufficiently in doubt. warrant the jury ~ mo
,nq verdict Of mot guilty., under the rule OF law
u6ch secures TO the accused in criminal cases. Tue DC
neht of "a reasonable doubt"
The following letter from the Correspondent 81 '"t
Philadelphia Ledger Of Wednesday gives US tue -
date and Proceedings
oA'- "Urle,, Monday, Oct ll-s NJ.
"Gen,emen: The Cour. opened this morning at Tue
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I SlrnnLdr HkrcIdtinn

Mr. Alexander Hamilton Of New York has published
Card in thr Evening Post, detailing his quarrel va
Mr. Edward Curtis. The present Wing Collector 81 thf
Port and charging HIM with having called upon "'sh'
worth (si-r The Indictment had been found agans
INN. G. "snt offered hun the Of S2o'O for Ger
tain paper, which had been placed By Mr. Gientworit
N nv tIIamon's - possession, and which con'a net
evidences Of the sad election frauds. These were
the celebrated GearoM P"pers, and revealed the IN
famous facts shout the p're-aying IN View ora
Gi.ntwo-th decl ned the offer. and informed Mr. Ha-
milton I'M, coun.eD of the facts. No wonder, TIA
when Curti, was nominated 10 the Office OF Collector
Mr H. should attempt to defeat him, By disclosing lhIs
tsrraceful transaction to The President, ana persons
Washinrton-Curits. however, was confirmed t"'o"3"
the influence Of Mr. Webster Mr. uf''s s'l' W.,
a,n,s and makes 10 reply 10 Mr. Hamilton WAT
,hcn: viii Mr. Forward, or Mr Tyler suffer the ma :
ter 10 res, here
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.,EAIlll.

An arrival :, Nov Orleans from NcTa Cruz confirms
the intelligence already published Of the gensr.! state
Of dsaircion prevailing in seye:a OF The Mexican
provinces a,id 81 The open revolt hcacrd by Santa An
Esery thing indicated The near approach o. VIDE
spread c.r conmo:ion. The Censor Of the 1t Sept.
SAYS
Monday morning l3),h Aug ii, Excelency y.
Antonio Lopez Santa Anna arrived At Fort Pero",
where strong DIVISION Of soldiers were 10 be under
hi. immedlaic orders
"Th. morning the English p.ck-. arrived in our por,
from Tampico. Letters received from lanpico state
that general feeling Of Dissatisfaction per'sdes tie en-
tire population and that they resolved 10 obtain the
redress Il their wrongs part Of the troops IN sarr'.
con will join the people, md grea, number OF citizens
are already collecting 10 bear arms IN defence OF Their
rights The greatest enthusiasm aniniates the Whole
population We are anxiou,ly waiting the news from
Tampco
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NOTICE, CAPITALISTS, MANUFACTURERS &C, &C.

NOTICE CAPITALISTS, MANUFACTURERS, &C, &C.
The undersigned will sell al public auction on me !5 OF
November newt the premises Tract Of Land Of 5t
terminus ~ the Jane. River and kanawha
Canal thr o the North river In Rockhfdsr The
tr finest IN the Nale of
manufacturing pirposrt-ird IN admirable
-- for puair house hring the end and
ackc, irsv.l pom, Of dpo>; and
sud produce business there he
transacted great advantage There situation West
inc Blue Ridge which b. orn,ns made.
WILL. II. CARrTiiEaS
JOSEPH GLASGOW.
will ccr for sale. the time and place. Tract of
from 400 tie draft N the ysr miles dsiani,
wen tplcrrd and good land-whch would
a good appcnda,r 10 the above PROPERTY
Term, made the day oi sale.
WILL. II. cARUTii.RS
st--td.
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AND FOR SALE wish 10 sell my Tract of Land, lying
L. three quarters Of mile Of Halifax Court HOUSE IL
on nine hundred thousand about third i
in timber the well enclosed and seeded clover and
other cultivation the present wear
The Dwelling House is an There Otiofr
in the ward good Tobacco Barns and Nce" Houses
suitable Tor the accommodation of iaSe fimy fr farming or
other purposes remarkably we'll waieIed and heatay
situation wishing purchase such properly snh
i;tc IN .h,w Them mine, MOSES PALMER
'r s., d 40-wswR
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Tw Democrats elected. and a ie between NJ Newman
Dem and Mr. Hopper ~
Ou- Ind, pendent elected -
The Democrats nave elected -, and lie feaera''s's
., DsIa,,,es-and tie for member III Queen
Anoas Las. year, the Frdersliss elected TO- and the
Democrat, ~ and the Harrison majority IN the STATE
was 477I Does not ilr. Webster think. that Tins Is
kee,inr up tie Bah with vengeance This IS re-
hound ot i-"Chansc, change enough for one year
We have no returns from Pennsy!van'a, or from
Ono, both Of winch voted on TUESDAY lofs
ont ror some Change there. We have seen letter
from an intelligent Wing, who says the Wings VIII
oss The Assembly in this State, but We shall manage
probably 10 save The Senate (Ths remains 10 be
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Girl ard kisd The Philadelphia G'zette (bank
WING giy.s The following counsels 70 IL eoinrades:
"Guop ApyIor-The following excellent advice as
10 the course Of the Wi! party in rcia;'on = ffcs,
den, Tyler i. from the y. !. Courier. Inc, Ihey sp.as
~. sentiment &c doubt not Of The entire Wig party
..rndrc INN patiently natal constitutional term - enrnn
o md then lit Inn hom- Virginia and ';udy alb
Rut ,hr inisc!efis that in The meantime his abstrac'
tons are breaking Mp tie Wing party. What remedy
have they for THAT:
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NOTICE hereby civcu legacy Ia. h., ieit by i!t
y a viii and testament, Robertson, q Louisa conn
VA LATELY deceased r. s,ndDn J,Gc. eobtfisoi, a.n
~. in the county vii" a@ rot been heard o
sona tnc and that II m Irgl enid II ls, ~" apy VIII
n t,ye.e months. hr elcy delivered, Otherwise shah
be i. po.ed at GiTeccnt way.
4, e-snn. having ci1i. against Ii. Estate requested IA
n. duly Lu,hencstr immediately; those indebted 10
- W. a GILLESPIE,
E1;ez.Or Fl Lt. RJ5ztso", freesst1.
Inu.a, Oct H. lsii. N-wu
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Erin, n,te Secretary Of the Treasury said that VIM
r,,s of Baltimore. should act continue Collector OF
The Cusioms-anJ ne was accordingly removed Bn'
,hs P-o,le Of Baltimore took up the said VIM Frick
and have elected him their Senator, BY the unPrecedent
ed majority Of more than 100.
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RICHMOND. FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1911.
O.. IA.


(S o. o. r. is great CHANGE. coat. He always
ohandons the weak fnr the strong sideA
GEORGIA ERECT.
EXTRACT " feHeT from ".hGiedgsriHe, Oct 10 Ia
II send You 81 from The office Of the Federal
Union, giving the result of the late elections in I'm,
State so Tar as heard from The cause of D-mocr,cv
has succeeded far beyond ex pec,atlon We expected
To triumph hut had not looked for complete ron,
of our opponents. The Wings had Joint ballot las,
session majority of thrty.two; the Democrats will
now have majority Of between forty and flty and the
ascendancy in both Houses The counties to be hes
from, in the Governor election of 1879 gave us ma
jnrity Of about twn thousand, which, think, will moi
nov materially FIR from that vote, that the pre-
majority will not vary much from three thousand
Il gratifying the people calmly and conIly
eel the fleets of the insane parade Of last year.
sIlrglnIa, il is hoped, will sustain Captain Tyler-
veto, and rebnse the Representative from the RIch
mond District in that will prove that her no
nor cannot be trhed with.
We have mare complete returns from the Offices o
The Augusta Cunstuonalist and Of other Georgia pa
oers than the sir Of the Nedgeville federal Union
contains. All IS right
.ueDonad. DaTson
/, - counties .g237 -
Democratic majority in 3 counties, an
Wing majority in same counties last January jo0
Democratic gain in months ca
There are % more count,e. 10 be heard from, wy
Appng, Baker, Dade, Emanuel, llabersham, Heard
Irwin Jones, I.auscns, Lee, Lowndes Marion. Mont
geometry, OgelhorP-, Rabun, Sumter, Teliair, Thoma.
Union and Ware. These counties gave 4 Wing ma
oriy in January last Of 7:,o- bu, estimating the pre-
ent returns by th- rule of the rapid decomposition d
the Wang party, allow about $40 as the actua
Wing majority these - coun,es-which would re-
duce the majority Of Gov Mcdonald 10 little short o
aooO-belng an augmentation TO his majority, OF I've
years ago, Of about loo.
The changes in the Legislature are If possible si'
more remarkable According 10 the present returns
the vote IS estimated as follows:
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We are indebted 10 our worthy friend, Samuel y
Denoon, for Of the hes, and largest cabbag"s
have ever seen and tasted. They # gigantic
growth. lie represents them h come from seed, fur
n'sIed By 'old Democratic Maryland" They would
be worthy Of the Democracy Of aUy S;a,e-and tie
most iaslidous Dutchrnan would delight the cold
saugl, which have manufactured Of this n,r-
production We shall hope 10 spec:m,n II his
mammoth cabbage a, the horticultural Exhibition d
The ,. III inst.