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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24

or To be without this sovereign remedy, rble they
van lie surprised thst you much behind he are
a'Got 10 have uset II b. fore II Is 10 him u
Ing, saie shows the estimation In ~hph II IL hrl1.
JAMES MALisIEK, ~ Fulton st. Ne~ York
and nj the Druggists In the United Siates
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24
CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH & GRAHAM

HAVE just received from New York Steel
4 l. Springs Brass Capped Patent and COM
mon Ases; Brass Bands; Plated Dash Scrolls,
Dash Frames, Patent Leather, Rubber Cloth
Oil carpet, Mats, Moss and Curled Hair, Bows,
lon,s and Hinges for TOPS, Fly Nets, Halter
Chains &c &c. The above goods will be sold
cheaper than can he bought elsewhere in Yer
ment, GOODRICH a. GRAHAM.
West Rutland July %, 1850. 90
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24


This Ertran PIT mp IN quar bot'eS; II is
sir times cheaper, picasnnt'r, anil E0rrom
ted superior to any s0d. cartS rithOnt
rOmiting, purging, sickcni"g, or debittta
ting tic System.
We have manufactured 500 coo hotties OF Ssrsa.
plra during the past year, and are now putting up
at least 5000 bottles per day, using more Of the Sata
paria in month than all the OF her manuiac.
urers of Sarsap arilla ~ one year. DR.. ~ l.. Towns
herd's Sarsaplrilla H. warranted IL keep iur an
length Of time in all Inmates. This Extract has
ed more of the following diseases Than all the o,heI
advertised medic iHcs toeethe have uro. Sctofnls
or Kings EVIL, obstinate Lutanepus Eruptiuna, Pam,
pies or Pstulcs on tic face BlutChes BIGs chronic
sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter. ScHld Head en-.
largement and pain q" the bones and oin,s. stubborn
Ulcers Syphiltlc Disorders, LpuharU >altfheum aGd
all diseases afisIGS from an inJudC # Murcu.
~, Ascnes, or nrupay, crUos.rc, or impruteIcr IN
life II invariably cures rheumatism indi ccsiun 0.
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, general aud nervous Dchi ty,
Pdplation of the Heart, Liver Compliant al Il iuia.
matCn of the Kidneys Ladies Of pale compile NIun
and consnmptye habits, and such as are d.biiaied
ny those DISTRACTIONS which females are LATHE to,
are restored, by the use of bUtlc or mo- TO bloom
and vigor.
by this preparation Of Safsaparilla, may seem large
but weare, nevertheless prepared to pruye. by an
extensive array Of certificates, that such is tie fact
traction Of the evidence which ossess cuucern.
Ing each disease would be received by any judicial
Tribunal as complete demonstration, II must he re-
menibered that all This rgt,fu array Of maladies
though Appearing IN an endless variety Of iorn,s and
yet similar in their origin and causes, for they all
spring directly or indirectly from corrupt fountain.
II the blood were n pure healthy aud active state
II would drive all these complaints from the system
and ChrO".c disease would be Impossible
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24

sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the scalp. 1t
gives he Hair brilliant glossy iuslTe. Silken tex
tufe land healthy vigorous appearance No Lady
tlcle
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24

DRIED APPLE CHEESE. BUTTER,
AND LARD.
1t Landon 6. Graves
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24
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Have tested lis efficacy md Thousands moro Or" nov
under treatments All not Dns solitary case Of 'aNi"
has yet been reportot Volume, oauIJ te L!'i
with certificate. Of those who have bceH 10
ncntly cured
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24
THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

Did you ever use Nc.
Allster's A II Healing
Oinlment2 Certainty
you have for there ate
few II any, who have
not ayailei themselves
,of its curative qualities.
~ ouiy needs trial TO
convince the persons ~.
ing II that II - really
and truly the hest anti
Gle eStant. Enquire 81
the tens Of Thousands
who have been In the
constant use Of II, and
The. y.iila,iylzs ypl4 urp.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-24

I|Persons calling for any Of the Letters IN
t"'' h't Nil please mention that they have
Loeu advertised.
CHA'S HURT p NJ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
ES> Ma & e VA ~.
TEAS!

rl'HE Canton Tea Company of New York
the oldest and largest establishment OF the
KIND in The L. U.S.-invIte universal attention 10
the fact that, from their superior arrangements,
they prepared TO sell Teas Puir and more fragrant
can uniformly do.
These Teas combine every good description and quality:
they are done up in packages fuin quarter oi ioEnd
upwards: the wrapper next thc t. is heavy IN to
covered with waterproof and elegant Chinese paper an
are perfectly secured from light and air, - that Tho
quality j. completely preserved in any climate
The above Tct from sc cts 70 Sl-5 cts per pound for
sale by j. HA - : =.
Dsc'lS Sole Agents for Lewishurg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
8. IL. ZpIOsl

HAS ms, received and opened the targ
Ii 4, brs, aud cheapest assortment OF
{: .i~ L. h.. ,uc uf nu>Ine>- ever oil red To
this community; and teaFlcs~iy challenges a COM
pa'l,on OF stocks with AL the world and the resi-
OF man"'nl, t" say no'i,ns 81 ''e 'p.7'',''7 ID
I''i ''', Nv '','', ,.,,,i,,n bn, h.. can
''1';.,''S .'J ,'.p, a'uii',
say III ,nnt 80 ,'''' ,L,,
IL NE hooh "i'e ''' "'' ,'."7 ''','
any bodV wants, from chIiu IIiihcF ~
the HI isho>r University ciasS-book, and a.
pr;cps that can not be rvalled in these
d,.rip,s ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
Issue List, Sept. 7. l3ol.

Christian SNYDER vs. Joseph " alace
J.,ncs bailey VS. Abhct Green's Ehrs
lanes Williams VS. John VI hel'cy
IL, Eo-lstaro vs. Henry Yoxthcimer Ir
60 Kenu.r for Sair FrancS " Geo Adams
,,eo ,t er Eoh; Hnyes vs. II Boyer AMI others
In prbI for Christ Graham VS. iHT'~i irwin
Iratt Knox &e for VIM Collins vs. 90
rsry Uin.aman Elias Fees
~. X Waconsclicr " Reuben h'Ilcr
- md Elizabeth German vs. Thn- IhufShy
iw,g.nsplIer' Exrs wagons llerys IA hous'r u
40 W Nchl Sander Ear with Eolt,
rv.,er & sitter vs. Ambs stroh
J.rob Roush : Geo Nrrh"'i
,I..i,n N'Kiuty vs. Peter NeHlus
ua.si.- Fry a q Gundrum Roiearmcl sloneckei
uhos Penny Vs. Graham and Graham : ENrs.
YIias Fees vs. Martin breisbach
we,yer 4 Weaver Philip rett"rs hdmr
NAV KIosc for Mddlcswarih ys II Snyder
christ MFadlcn VIM High
haul Sheckler's Admr- vs. ucO waiter
John Ruhi W. wm Moll
" q IIerrold V Peter German
Raw q Die for klapp Brothers Us JoAA f4ahA
JSJ Walls ThO- Cumminss
IoIn Hartman Jr Henry fishe-
do Samuel flsher
Martin stock Valentine Haas
,.,or Tor Mcnres vs. Hcr-oId ard Zcigler
= nuousrerth-s Exr- John Mostz
: 5 Backhouse. Admr vs. Valentine Haas
valentine Hare vs. John Hartman
II II FISHER " Borough OF New Berlin
~, n Norris a c.. ys Thos Bower
80 90 R,nner v John Beuncrs Committee
C,mm'th vs. Supery .sors of Mn n6nrs
Isii;s G,r j 4 Iucw1uan v Jpln Hartman II
Jh, J.mis1n vs. Elizabeth Lci-ht
~, T.te v Ro0t II Kerr
Irkitler NSif, vs Michael klecNncr
WR Sl,rin-r 4 F Lynla'l = Penny an ia IL'''a
40 tsON worlcn
I.r.ai t:ut,lius Jacob Hans Jr
Am Zeirl 7 v John sn,ds~'s EIrs
10 ~
J,c,b Uaus Jr vs Is-arl Gutpliu'
T,tn,s : smith Nclrr n'na.y
l,hn Uoch ys David Ne'rici
peer Weller We james trause
E-.sy Krcpley vs. J snyder
L. Marsh v Jacob llumncl
/ n Christ VS. John Miller
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17

Ys1HREE Tons of Duncannon NAILS and
SPIKES just reed and for sale by
J HAYES 81 co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
Union County Court, Sept Is

TP PtE-ERSF JiROR%
Center: Elias St;hlnc 4cr. Christian heir' i''"'i '
David Neiri,k. ~ . ,,.,,- ii, fro.,,l,gs.
Jares : smith solomon Engr!.
Ne ucay.r. tp.s krels. Isaac lsh- H'nEy l"''I'
T,iop Iohu Gui.r. t,c0 hlin-'r. Geo bfilchoh
perry. ,oer ,rnlrrcr Saml t"rInan jacob 'i.iiul'
Nv nerin john : IIrimhaeh, Eobt s~intord' Chrl'th
Winter. john iaIkicher. a. .. nth
D.. Iol,n Staily. ChaS krcish'Ts NA secs, i,H"
nsborn Matthias AFn.-Ir.
E,i,,.. I,i-,l Howard John Mover.
,'.tn,,n. David Fisher, David = indcr 'h "''hIs,-
,lyhitc beer in BachInan. Washington: t'enri -, IN
Iast GutaIo: Jacob Guuy, George eheafy' jacob ']'
,fIilcrr ok john Eickr Hartley: Samuel { " III.
-grwi.Iurs- Samuel Gc,ldes. james T. Ross
W.st uftao John Chaplain. thas heil pa'id "atSoh'
Purr,lo: Henry Baker. Adam Grove.
'ii,n,,,t, ne Israel Hoffman
PETIT JTRoRS
;. IN ssYcro. John nrnsch. George ldGhtnrr =,
G ,l.arvr,o: wm. VI. Schcrh. Center; hehr! hhh'Ff'
=, ,-rtt1, ! { harics Slrar. Peter pauhcfh'h- A..
! e,rig,nr.s Henry X No'l Hugh Miller J. L. ie'-
p,,us: \ u. Water, Jacob Mill.l. 7, s.--;
~, river. ros T. Stumpf. H. Gass ST. in si"nin-'''
I,,,,. NI-h,ai piers Mark iaifpenny John glover
Jnln r Kathermsn. John keish,
,,;IJl.erael. VIM Courtney. John hossier.
-s,itPinburr: Isaac l.. Beck, IL Baun-
iybite Deer Joseph Sqo;ts. u. kaufman
\y.s- nufFnlo: sebastian Winter
t.,-r,-- Aph-.y kollcr. .Ir.. ID. LccSr
x.- Erlin: Andrew iolig, Samuel AsSn- george p'a'
puq.Io: charles Fry 7'esvcr: Adam Spe'hi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
Reeister's Notice.

,. is hereby ayen 20 all concerned, that thc FOL
lo,u, named persons have tlrt thrr ~" 'ut' I1 ~,
ssstsr's Ole 81 Ncw Berlin tni'n county avn ''t
LA accounts viii hc irrouel for CONTINUATION anu
-, a. ,r,, orphans C1ur' tn o" held az New u rim
- the rouft of Union. the ith NgnS u september
,,e,t ,b,in. the I'd day c. the month Eiz.;
Al Of Wn. High, Admr OF Richard E'.ani, late Of
White Deer TIP, d'ei ... .
- uonsrl lat, # Lewishurg l0ro d,~l.
.t Of Mary Walter, E2trN Of .Fcd'r4eA b'"a late
Of {. inter- TT. decd r,, A., L.. e D..
Tp, deed. 7 n y,rr,tf Adr,rs Of Uu.b
HOLMAN. late q! Pruns Ip decd
Act of George Kouig Admir- o. Hannah loins late o'
peuns Tp- decd. ,,-., r;i I;,
Acct OF Wm. T. Linn. one Of the Adnrs OF faFh i-ih
lat. Of Rudaloe Tp. decd
Act of Andrew Follmer. Admr Of Thos FOmcr, late OF
A., 81 Daniel Witmer Guardian Of Jacob Basscr
;aor child of late Of Chapman Tp. decd.
- of Nm Sm tn Admr Of John Kncpp, late Of West
uoIl Exr Of fthe last will and testament
r., rorraa Noll. late of West Bulaio TIP, deed.
Acct Of Frederick Bser Admr OF isaae Bser, late q
Centre In, dec.l -
,cr, ~ Hcrry Kline, Admr of Margaret Kline, late OF
A., * ,aam sheckler Exr Of the last will hnd tcsam
eut Of Tobias Shccker, late of Buiialoe p ae,l,
Acct Of David Kleckncr Guardian oi George J" ihoml'
Acct Of Daniel Wilmer, Admr of Simon stahi, late OF
Chapman Tp, decd.
Acct of Jacob Shelly Aimr of John shelly late Of Perry
Acct of Abraham X. Miaileswarth and Reuben Bobb
timr. Of Peter Bobh, late of Beaver Tp decd.
Acct Of Js oh Kleckner, Admr Of John Hoy, late o.
Union Tp, deed.
Act of sam weirick, Aanr Of Dr. Thos weirick, late
Ct Hartley Yp, deed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
Mechanics, Inventors and Manufacturers
VOL. SEWN OF THE
SEl3NIlFIs AllaBlSAMa

,,csps ,r-yyd Co AMERICAN If Foreign Idtent Agents
49,, ,,I;sbers of the scientific American respectfully
nounc. To the public that the first number oi fvi II
~ this widely circulated and valuable journal VIII issu
ON the aOth Of September The new oune ~ii
with an entire New Dress, and viii he prh@d up P'p
Of h,.xier texture than that used IN the frecedg '
,,mas II is III, intention Of the publishers 70
IL more fully by introducing representations OF pfo
events connected With the advancement OF Sl"ncr'
r;rn, usu,I amount Of cngravings Of new inventions
II is published weekly in form ior n,hn'i's anu @ -
=, a. nJ ~ IN, wear splendid volume OF over touf
nII ZOOS with a copious Index, aud from FIVE 10
81; Wnnar,i original Eugravings together ~ith Na''
, ~ nrac,ical inf rmation concerning the progress
~ Jnyntion and Discovery throughout the word ihl'
:; no subject Of Importance the Mechanic Manufactures
Ixsntor or General reader which is not treated IN e
, ,bl r,apner-tire Editor Contributors and torres
pen,s being men of thc highest attainmens IL t. III
- ~ le,jinr StlyNrIIIc Journal in the country
Tho Inventor will find in it weekly ono al i.!st oi
,mrr;can Patent Claims reported from the ia'nt ic
an ,ririnal feature found in other weekly TunI''h
TERMS a-vcar - for six months. ~. - L''ler'
must be postpaid and directed TO NJ - d, ~:
Publishers Of the Scientific Amer, an
l2S Fulton street New York.
JvDrTFVFvTS FOE CLtBBiNG
who will send us subscribers for six months
n. our regular rates, shall b. entitled 10 one "fH 4' az
IN. len .th Of time Will iurn-h
Ton COPIES Tor StN Months Tor :
Tn comic, for Tvr.,r Months. .
III. o , rogir# isr Iwo.rr Months
Tw,lrv cufi 'or rNe.s' N.aii-
Soutl e-u and W.. .ru uou' : tf-.i H. ~, -' g..
,ion. or Post ,ncc stamps taken ss their u 'a''''
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
IEW1SBTJRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER.
WOODWARD g. FISHERS
BOOT AND SHOE STORE

Nav be found in Third street. rTS
1T three doors south Of the Baptist
Nchurcb. where they have on o--s
hand general asscrtn.'n mt OF Ladies Mi..e7 'i'o
Cb;l1,en's French and En- gIish Nd ana morocco
BOOTS. BUSEINS, and SIN H",,as' "a
C;en,Iemen's French Calf Zoo D. mp ana ""A
Upper BOOTS and MDNROE>, WV" "h 80,
ment of BOYS and YOUTHS Boots '''u Ino M,
We are also prepared 10 manufacture "a =,
Of Boots and Shoes and Ladies' l3---- = Z, -,
every color of the most durable ma'e',ai !"
Ia,es, fashionable .r,i.s and at reasonable prices
which YOU will see by complying with our INVITA-
ton TO call and examine Tor yourselves-IC y"
charge for inspection.
Lewisburg. April -, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17

IENIE undersigned has lu,t received from
The Cry OF PnIadeIphia, iulI and
rhote assortment cl Boots and g
Shoes OF The latest and must ap
proved styles, among which are
Mems iine Calf, kro and Morocco Boots,
& Congrrss CATERS. N M1rocco and Call Clay
Ties, KIP Bi'ogans and Morocco Slippers.
Ladies fine CARERS, Jenny LindS and
plain Bu,kins, Lace Boots, Excelsior Ties
and Slippers.
Bov,' Calf and Kip Boots, CaH and No
rocco CLAW Ties, Cali and Kip Broeans.
Misses Caters, Calf aud Morocco iaace
Boots, KID and Morocco Buskins.
Children's CATERS, Morocco and Call
Lace Boots and Shoes OF every description.
Also, choice selection o!
ETiFf, Classical and Common School
z Books. Sunday School Library
Books. HYMN Books. Bibles. Tesiamenls,
Portfolios. Monais, Blank Books, Paper,
States Metallic Pens, sc. sc.
The above Goods have been selected
with much care aud purchased at such rates that
! thev are offered very low for ready Cash The
| public are respectfully invited to cali and exam
, inc for themselves before purchasing escwhe.e.
| The su scriber also continues to MAKE TO
! ORDER, Boots and Shoes of every description,
| for which all kinds Of Country Produce will be
| taken in exchange.
| 0~TThankiul 10 his friends and customers aud
the uuhi generally for the liberal support here
| tofofe recei, ei. he hores by strict attention o
! hi. business to merit aud receive 4 continuance
| nj he .ame. Holm HOUGuTON.
| Les is5urg, Mag 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
Executor's Notice.

A1OTJCE is hereby given, ina, 'he neg
~ lister of Union county, mas sIaa,eu ,p ,.s y
the subscriber, Letters Testamen'ary on S .ne 'as
will and testament of Mhs. JANE NELL
late of the Borough of Lewisbute, deceased AZ
persons owing said estate. will make Paytnen;
and those having claims against the e-'a's W.
present them properly authenticated 'or
ment. II. T. SHEiL1n'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
Baltimore Printing Ink Manufaciory

vINHE subscriber, agent for the sale Of this Irk
would invite he attention Of printers and
publishers Of ssrapers in the South TO The t,,.
thai they cun now chase IA Baltimore a sv,s.
inr lnk 70 any msnufaciursd in the State. Tn.
Baltimore Bocs aud Newspaper Printers pref,
ii 10 sny other INK. Colord ink. card ink, boos
ink end News ink Of superior disiiiy and a; IA
loves, ,tiees; The Undersigned usrran,s n.
INK made at the baltimore works TO be Of N.
verv best quality, aud should article shirp.a
by HIM tail rall satisfaction i, can b. rs,ur.
nei at ~, expense WN. THOMSON.
9a36s No. 8 Carroll Hall, Bsi,i,or
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17

DiNNS' JUSTICE, new edition, can he had
ID at Iyndals Bookstore in this place.
Lewisburs, April 10, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
Scrofula. Fever-Soyes,
LIGHTNING RODS.

THE awful calami'ies that every Cny,
Town. iliage and country tails NJc''m
10 annually. rhru' The gross neglect II rs
Inhabitants Is beyond Calculation. especially When
the remrdy is So ea-v 10 obain-this lie found Ia
Armi.aae's pateut ttlagnciir Light
ming i.oo5,
and in this alone This rod has been Examined by
the mos scientific gentlemen IN the ~o'.d--Pro-
f.ssors VI M'Murtrie. Johnson W Nalior, ssd many
oilers that have examined them recommend and
sneak Of them in thr highest terms oi sip"bsilon
and have pronounced them the only safe reds nov
IN use ~ ibi, other country t0r the J5ofes-
tim IF Lires and Property One advantage Is 70
,Ilviie and throw back part OF the electric hari
harmless to the clouds, this Is in time OF siIoAe.
ihis enables the rod 10 conduct that portion OF
fuid that elo G, the earth without The slisht-
e., danger Of leaving The conductor. This Tod has
many other advantages over the old oi.c.
The pstentee takes pleasure IN infofning LIS
friends and the pui'lic in general that after ma'y
wears close Investigation and numerous exper,-
ments be has arrived he true principle OF pro-
,ectrng Families. Dwellings and properly IRON
the destructive lnlIcnce OF UtGHTNiN G
SAMUEL HOOVER.
R1rtI,f0n, UaiOn Co, Pa Agent tor Union
aud a,iIuInIng Cnuniiss. oh3Ii
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
PASSENGERS Eor the West Take Notice
Lock Here!

A spurious BRANDRETH PILLS are
y sold by many Druggists in city and
county, it would be well il persons in inquirng
for them would make them produce their CcSfif-
cate OF AGsNcr. As there is but one Agent
appointed for each city or town. (no difference
how large the place. and all Agents can produce
their Certificate, any persons wanting the genu-
inc Pills had better purchase where they can
depend on getting the genuine article
J. HAYES & co.
Sole Agents FOR Lewishulg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-09-17
.Ts.s. .5 00ts'
Ice Cream Saloon

pEAS Seen nEuovEn to the late residence OF ;
IL W Wykoli. in Fourth street near Market
tyo doors south OF DE- Ludwig's late Office " here
choice ace Creams will be regularly served
hereafter on every weekday evening Mondays
excepted The patronage OF the public Is
respectfully solicited
Lewsburs July ,, 1850 In
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-09-04
To P0stmasters.
Post Office STAMPS.

HE advertiser, Postmaster at Pleasant
l. Grove Allegany county, Maryland, is the
first person in the United States, who conceived
and undertook extensively to publish the idea
OF furnishing all post offices in the country with
stamps All stamps made by him warranted
equal or superior to any others that can be
produced for the same price, and whenever any
are sent out in any way defective or unsatisfac-
tory, duplicates will be forwarded, on notice
without extra charge. All who order set OF
stamps, with full set of changes for date only
~ tor thirty pieces) shall be kept in stamps
AID LIBTTUM. Full set with one change, 81.
When stamps are neatly made, with turned
handles and screws-same style as the regular
Government Post Office stamps-more durable
efficient, and warranted, price 81 to 50 only,
and special authority to send by mail, free.
Address p. NJ. Pleasant Grove, Allegany
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Minute Pudding TO six table spoons
full of Corn Starch dissolved, add three
eggs beat them well together one quart
of new milk, little salted, and when heat
ed nearly to boiling, pour in the mixture
of starch and eggs; stir briskly till it boils
three minutes and it is prepared for use.
Flavor with lemon, or to your taste. For
sauce, cream and loaf sugar beaten to-
gether, with or without brandy.
Baked Pudding-Six table spoonsfull Of
starch to one quart of milk, little salted
Dissolve the starch in part of the milk
Heat the remainder of the milk to nearly
boiling; and then add the dissolved starch
boil three minutes, stirring it briskly; al
low it to cool and add three eggs and sugar
Flavor to your taste {; bake half an hour.
To be eaten Cold.-Put on the fire one
pint of milk; mix two table spoonsfull O.
starch with little cold milk, and add to il
one egg. When the milk boils, take it of
the fire and stir in the starch-stirring il
till it thickens. Then put it in mould
flavor with one tea spoonsfull of essence
lemon Or vanilla. To be eaten cold, with
powdered sugar and cream, or milk.
For Laundry purposes this starch is in.
valuable.
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A Proposal under peculiar Cir.
cllmStanCCS.


I heard of curious proposal the othe1
day. Among some two hundred bather'
were lady and gentleman who had showr
slight partiality for each others society
An immense wave unhappily carried the
lady off her feet, and buried her in foul
feet of water The gentleman hurried tc
her rescue, and on pulling her out, she
breathlessly exclaimed with mouthful
of salt water
ooh, Augustus - dear - take me-
perish-Lord have mercy-take me Au-
gustus, and oh - oh = oh - oh take
mel"
Thanks, Dearest" exclaimed Angus
tus, you have made me very happy"
Thanks for what sir coldly ex-
claimed the lady, taking long breath.
For your favorable answer to my pro-
posal," said Augustus.
Proposal heard nome"
"Oh, yes, but you did, my dear
made it when you were under the water
and you said yes, and told me to take you,
and 1 mean to take you at your word1
"Ah-well-dear me-ask pa and''-
"Of COURSE" said Augustus.
The pair will be made happy in the
Fall.