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"a GREAT MEDICINE"

awe have uniformly RETAINED from recommending 10
the public any OF the various Patent Medicines Of the
day unless thoroughly convinced oflher value. Among
those consider worthy of notice IS the German Bers
invented by Dr HoQfaHd and prepared 10y Dr. Jackson,
in Philadelphia One instance in particular, in " hich the
superior virtues Of this medicine has been tested has fall
len under our observation. During the last summer,
son Of NR ABRAHAM GRABILI Of this county, was very
seriously afflicted with Liver Complaint, and after trying
in vain various remedies, he purchased bottle Of the
BIters, and after using 1t, much relieved Of his
distressing maiady, that be procured another bottle and
e restored entirely TO health
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Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

And il is the greatest the most undoubtedly Substantial
ed of OF the AOrTid and uot hopeless Of
nedcompetely establishing the great poer and certain
fray of the medicine.
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ARCH STREET WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No rea street. 5e.,es SrtA ard ssrsata south .lds
PAiIadelYAia.
TIE proprietor OF the above extensive establishment
= hGs opened his superb stock # WALL PAPERS.
which all Of the STYLES Of the very best
aCufaeIure Purchasers from the country can rely on
being accommodated with patterns suitable for every
purpose, without the inconvenience OF looking further
He determined 10 sell prices ss the advantage
q a cash business affords.
EDWARD BURTON.
= B--PapsT hung in the country al city prices
Philadelphia, March 5, l550-3m
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DIR. MARTINS
couspottm0 @grup of
VIII D G Il b R R I !,

rs the best Medicine yet for Coughs, Colds, Consump
l. tion Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, &c. Read the fol
lowing:
November 18Th, 1913.
Dear srI take great pleasure in saying yoD that
Mrs Ross has been entirely relieved of her cough by the
Of your Syrup Of Wld Cherry 1t had continued for
fully eighteen months. She had used several prepara
tions of the Wild Cherry in popular use, bnt mol
with the slightest benefit, until she took yours she on
ly took six bottles, and pleased to say che s no" IN
good health. Every who saw Mrs Ross thoughi
her in a deep decline LEWIS I. hoes'
No 267 Charles Street, Baltimore, Captain OF sSooh
erO X, Cambridge Packet
In Clerpvuan,s sore Throat II is truly Sovereign
Balm as the Odd Fellow Washington county, Mary
land, of June 9th, lsls says Price Is cents Bottle
Prepared and sold by MARTIN * WHIT ELL al
their wholesale Drug store, is y CalVef' STREET, h"'
more, Dr.,Nv
And for sale by f. J. HOFFMAN and
WATTSON g. JACOB, Lewistown; ALEX
AMBER RurLEDGE, Williamsburg, Huntingdon
county. June oo' I045-iy'
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CHEAP BLINDS { SHADES
h. y. VgEE4 liza $,

No g North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
f-ENITIAN BLIND manufacturer and wholesale and
retail dealer in WINDOW wsHADEs-awaTded the hi CHEST
Ct the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Exhibitions.
CURTAINS made and Lettered for stores and public
tailijngs A large assortment OF BLINDS and SHADES
II styles and finish, at the lowest cash prices The
public VII. find II TO their interest 20 call
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal 10 new.
B. J. w informs the patrons of FREEMAN's old estab-
lfshmeni, No 1895 South Second that he removed
from there No Y North Sixth ST. where he respectful
II soIcits q continuance Of patronage. [mh?2-2m
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Less Quantity, at Less Cost
ONE DOLLARS WORTH

of BRANT'S s PURIFIER effectively cure FOUR TINES
much disease dollars north Of Sarsaparilap ii
will then it is FOUR TIMES CHEAPER than SGrsdpd-
rilla And prove this offer of cure out Of
he 1ad1y cases of
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MOST HORRID SCROFULA.
Twenty Large, Deep, DiScharging Ulcers,

which were ALL CURED and he restored to hath and
strength TO labor again, by the OF ONLY TWELVE
BOTTLES. This wonderful ia certified to by
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA NovELTY-Philip Thorp jus. returned
~ California, has constructed packing trunk for
baggage 2 inches long, 6 wide and 30 Deep which, at the
Mines the best gold separator used being comb
nation Of the rocker PAM and quicksilver gOdcatcher
IN ONE. It pumps the water washes rapidly and
all the gold Price only go Quicksilver operating pans
only So Gold catching crsvced ravines, so Very
perior tin pans rs Godhn6ng augsrs all sizes
Quicksilver at St2 Beautiful maps Of California, %
cents, &C., &c
Orders from any part of the country attended to- and the
articles shipped to of Cooke Baker, Co., San Fran
cisco.
Passage tickets procured and good berths secured for per-
sons at distance for fee of 81 for my services ANY de-
sired ormation always Free Address, at the California
Depot and Passenger oiRce ~ Park Row, New York, $3.50
Feb 2l--it ARNOLD BUFF UNI.
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Nrw WORK READING ROOM.

JNREE READING ROOM at the Publication Once and
L. depository OF the American and Foreign AntSlsvery
Society No 81 John street, New York - The advantages
aud this establishment superior "a any
other OF the kind this country positively free TO all
In addition all the Liberty party newspapers nos publish
ed will be found variety ofothsrs Anti Slavery rorabs
and comprising IN ALL ales Of nearly hun
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hed In nineteen Of the United States in Canada Great
Britain France and Holland special invitation extend
and strangers visiting New York. spend osir
leisure time In looking this Of useful
information.
Washington by earliest mail and single copies may be
purchased avery Friday morning
Nov. H. WILLIAM HARMED, Once Agent.
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sPRINGDALE BOARDING sCBooI. ron GIpIs

THIS Institution is sgreeably situated in healthy part
Of Loudoun county, Virginia, eight miles OF seS
burg and mtes south of the stage road leading ro
Washington 10 Winchester.
The summer term will commence the lsth OF FIN
month (hay) The winter will commence on the Is,h
OfEeventh month, tNovember)
The branches taught are-Reading Writing Aritbmet.
Geography History, Grammar Composition Book keeui,
Natural Philosophy Astronomy Chemistry, Botany bgs
bra Rhetoric, the French Language Drawing Painting
and Needework.
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy Astrono
my, and Chemistry illustrated by pleasing experiments
library cabinet Of minerals and philosophical spra
ratus provided for the Of the school The discipline
is strictly parents and every effort is made in
the minds of the pupils love Of knowledge desire of
cellence as the proper stimulants to exertion
The terms for tuition board and washing are 500 per
annum, $50 term of % weeks The only
80 cents quarter for lights pens pencils Der
quarter for French lessons and the drawing and
painting Books and stationery furnished at the usual pr
ees, when required
Scholars sent to the Point Of Rocks will be conveyed 10
the school free Of charge by giving timely notice. directed
to Purceps Store.
Dee 6. SAMUEL III. JANNEY, Principal.
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BENEFITS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

BENEFITS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Pennsylvania Apeane, Washington Cry, one door
nest Of Giiman's Dug Store.
THE citizens OF Washington and strangers visiting the
city respectfully informed that the subscriber has
just opened gallery above which he has fitted up in ee
CANT style with all the latest Improvements including
AN EXTENSIVE SKYLIGHT,
and prepared take pictures of all sizes single in
groups which his long rience and great success embo
den him will be pronounced by competent judges fully
equal any specimens Of the phon graphic art pr du
ced in the United States.
Cabinet pictures, measuring eleven by fourteen inches
short notice. also crayon and enneed Daguerreo
types.
Pictures taken equally well in cloudy as in fair weather
Perfect satisfaction warranted in cases.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens. N. ;. BENNETT.
Jan. Oily
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GRAHAM's MAGAZINE-Is49

C. h. GRAHAM, J. r. CHANDLER, AND ]. b. TAYLOR,
EDITORS.
TINE January number Of trnhams Magazine-tne niss
l. number the New Voiume-is ready Tor We mann
and for shipments TO agents. The Publishers ana hd,
while expressing satisfaction In the extraor1 nary success
with which their efforts TO elevate the character OF tue per
oca literature Of the country have been crowned
fully offer Of their preparations Tor tne Ne"
Ii Is II known that other Magazine ever Puo
Ell in the English language has presented such Al
illustrous contributors Bryant, Cooper fsdlhgi he
longfeow, Hoffman, Willis, Fay, SimIns consutu a
corps gre than any before engaged Tor sing
An examination Of last volumes will show thst
tngushed writer's have all furnished for this miscesn ~
eles equal best they have given 70 the world
with our other old contributors will continue 10
pages with their productions aud seyera emins, s,
who have hitherto appeared In our pages VIII 90
be added 60 the list OF course, therefore, al
compete with Graham's Magazine, In It's literary s, III.
will be unsuccessful. In every department., ne "a
the country will be enlisted and no peri
maintain its present reputation as the leading "'''
odcal Of America, .s,,,of.
Great inducements TO Poamdaers and Ci"o',
led by those of any ether Eade's", ~ me States
For three dollars in advance, (pAr for an, year.
from which II is remttedJ cory Of ~ ,io, Gen
sna on proof sheets, Of oen
butler Gen scott Worth, and CsP' ~ s, ~ uaror
pictures properly framed VIII make ndoubtsd ori.
ar library netures They are engraved from sv The
's ~ -. heat artists and are Of themsss'ee =,
s'Asi ~ 80 an Inscription 20 Grahans maRAhhe' VI an
~ the subscriber remitfing three do'iSf 49,
ssres Of Miss pekerings or MRS ureys pp'i
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THE Cheapest ANTI-sLAvERY TRACT YET
pUHIJxHEn

THE ADDRESS OF THE SOUTHERN AND WEST.
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June 18th 18th 1875 tothe People Of the United States
with notes. by citizen Of Pennsylvania
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showing the effects Of Southern Slavery interests OF
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low rate Of ten dollars per thonsand one
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Orders post paid enclosing the money and Addressed 90
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NO FELLOWSHIP wIrH SHAREHOLDERS.
UNCoNxrrrUrroNALITY OF SLAVERY

DY LYSANDER SPOONER. Parts LIST and ID. Publish
ID ed by Bella Marsh % Cornhi Boston, for sale At
the publishers prices at the Depository the American
Foreign AntiShvcry Society, New York. Price IS
each part, or 80 cents bound together.
WILLIAM HARMED, Agent,
August lO.-lam 81 John strett
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, * WINDOW SHADES.
MERCHANTS from the South and West would be amply
wi recompensed by making cheap purchases tor cash.
calling at the Carpet Oil Cloth and Window Shade Depot
Nos iS and ~ North Second street, Philadelphia second
aoor, one door below Christ Church.
Three thousand pieces Of Wilton Brussels, Imperial In.
grain Damask and Ventan Carpetings with Til Cloths
Mats Rugs Looking Glasses Blinds, Window Shades, and
Mattings, Wholesale and retail very low.
" Liberal advances made consgnments Of Carpetings
aud Oil Cloths. J. SIDNEY JONES.
March l5--lsml2t
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NJ AGENTS WANTED in every section Of the Union
sell the above TO of enterp Use and tact this
offers opportunity for usef pleasant and profitable
ployment cash capital of ut least twenty-five fifty dol
Mrs. will be necessary Full particulars will be given
application either personally or by letter Postage must in
all cases be paid. Please address
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TWELVE volumes large octave, substantially bonnd in
l. leather Embellishei with than TWO THOU
SAND ENGRiPINGS, designed and executed by the
most eminent artists of England and America
From his ErceAency Hamilton Fish Governor oftae State
Of Nelo York.
DEAR SIR: have not had time amid other engagements
for very thorough examination of the series Of Pictorial
Works which nave been kind as TO send have
however examined them sufficiently to justify me in saying
that they compiled with and are highly terestng
and useful Family Books pure in their moral tendency and
repete with valuable information They good books
and worthy Of place in our District School Lblaries
HAMILTON FISH.
Mr. ROBERT SEARS.
Eroa, The Hon Christopher Morgan, Secretary State and
Superintendent Of Common Schools.
STATE OF New YORK, SECRETARY OFFICE,
Department Of Common Schools, Albany April TO- lei9
SIs have examined your series Of Pictorial WOrksj
find them TO contain Large amount OF valuable
and take pleasure In cheeruy recommending them salt
abe books to be introduced into the Common and District
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN.
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Recommendation QfHon Robert H. Prup, Gabriel p, D-
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AioM:o johnson, Committee Colleges, Acdieaiies and
Common s hoolS.
Nsw YoRK LEGISLATURE, iprI 5, 1910.
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CIR EATINPROvEMEN T IN FLAMING TONGUE.
- ING AND GROOylNG LUMBER.

Joseph p. Wood1mys Patent Plonmg Machine.
THE subscriber having received letters patent for sta
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now oilers for sale machines, and rights to the
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