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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

This 10 the case of Dying who yet lres. Ho ods
red Of OF ScroulR W only 7eUe BOTTLES OF
Brsns Purifier than cured by the use Of 7eius
Gallons of the best saTsdpariia that made. Sarss
paIia has sufficient medical pop to effect the Of
such a Tcpohingly hopeless case '.H'I
Mr.. J. B. HAsKrN, of Rome Oneida Co.. M Y, had SzoE
yeaTs-was confined TO his bed tho last year he
much diseased and debitsted to be unable to
raise his hand his head He had the best medical advice
had used all of the best s,sdpartds to good effect
got and Orss and considered to be in Dying
G and could not live tocntyo hours longer when he
commenced using BRANTs PURIFIER. His neck was
nearly Or from 10 edT-a hole was eaten through
his pRdpps under his Ln that he breathed through
the hoe-hs ear was so aen around that it could be lifted
up of its place. 1t uDly holding by small pece-the
of destr cd by two Ulcersan Ulcer under
the large hand had nearly eaten through
his side into his body. u.s. he afflicted with NoeNty
such Patrid ad oensve Ulcers on various parts of his
person For further and full particulars see our PamphS
clans of Rome called Haskin the day bsors Ll
commenced using BrdHts Purifier Doct w. examine,
him. and then told him that all the medicines in the
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
Tavern Stand and Store Room.
Rad Notiee

DUBLlC NoficEis hereby given that after
u thirty days from this datea petition will be
Harrison county Ohio, praying lor The location
und establishment ofn ls ab8es
..e Township Road,
commencing nj the north en- ! Of Market street.
in The town u Jefferson. 10 said couaty, and TO
rnn from ikcncs through the lands Of Jackson
Croskey, Adam Snydes, and Daniel Miller. to The
county line and corner OF Carroll and Jefferson
couniies. einihrrecs township roAd lending
lSoiu thence to inserseet the road lenuing fron
Asa,iardam to RumIcy, on tho lands John shts
hefs ESQ.,. in Carroll eonnfy Dated this 10Th
daysA. o. 1851. may I4-4t-p fSI rs
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

= EnA MsetHE 10 every respect AM there Is abundant
proof eyeaf euyse effected that ONE BOTTLE OF con
tains oTrpuryng healing virtue and medical po0, than
there S contained In -Four B0s Of any sgrspard any
otA1 medne that has been offered for sale. There
h undoubted proof In pamphet that by the Of this
greet Indian Prlsz, they that pYINe yet LvE-
they that were LAME and cRfPPLRD WALK-they
that were SICK ScEoFuLots and otherwise diseased have
hu.n.. IIr. I'm md f,rrnn
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, &c.

"ByRoN, GENEsEE Co, N. Y, Oct. D, I847.
"Messrs. M. n. WALLACE g. CO.. Some time list winter
my wife became debiated from the eects Of ucovyho0
and Nusing Sore Mouth that she could not lift her cd per-
form any household labor Her medical varied
according the advice and prescriptions of the NEST eminent
became very skeeton that at the time she commenced Ia
king Bydnrs Medicine she weighed thar eghyve
pounds but by the time she had taken four bOt became
perfectly we'll The is perfect that she show enabled
to do all necessary household work. and gained rty pounds
Of flesh In fouE weeks. n !. - ag 81 u s,fNT U b .
tsa1. "Yours truly, t c. b. GAIENTINEn 4
The reader will observe that Mr.. GALENTItE says Hev
sRILL.n He we informed by z TERRY Esq, Of the
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

become the VICTIM or auAcKERy. as by the pre-
scnptions contained in this book, any one rnuy
cure himself without hindrance 70 business, or the
knowledge OF the most intimate friend, and with
one tenth the usual eKpenre. IN adtition TO the
general routine OF private disease. itlully ex'
plains the cause Of mnnhood'searly decline, with
observations on mirIage--bosides many other
derangemenis whichit would not be prcper TO
enumer,tte in the public prinis.} ,stk
Any person sending 20 CENTS enclosed in n
letter, one cory Of this boolI by mail,
or Ave copies willbe sent for one dollar. Address
Dr, WIN. YoHmg, No. 1852, Spruce strset,
Rhiiddclphiaa Post paid. a.lN riH
E DIR YOUNG cnn be cOnsulted on npy OF the
diseases described in his different publications.
at his Office, l52, sprucestrect, every day betwcen
q and 3o'clock. lSnndnys oxceptcd.) ap33-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

because One Bottle of 1t hasm0re medical curative matter
Ia It and in consequence cures disease In much tss
tiAns than one bOttle Of any other medicine.
II then. One B0e of BRANTs PURIFIER will cure FOUR
TINES disease than bOuts Of sdTsGpariila-
ABRAHrs PURIFIER" would be cheap four dollars
bottle saysapaTiEa at dollar But BRANTS PURI
FlER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle and aS
bottle OF has cured and is capable Of curing -Four 7ass
IS much disease bQe of sarsapara therefore
napAra In consequence OF It's less power and less medical
etcecJ, should be sold than TDeur Fire Os
bottle to be cheap the PURIFIER Que Dollar,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
HOLLOW WARE.

PIow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points, Muffin Pans, a new ar
ticle, and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received and promptly filled on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new at
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
nnl. Iv.1hI IL
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABETSIIMENT
JOHN M'CLINTOCK

Il ESPECTFULIlY InIOlms ms OH TfleHus 80
hol Cadiz, and the public generally, that A
he intends to continue, the Tailoring 6UstRess
in all it's forms. in the loom formerly occupied by
Jamcs Bannis,er. and nca ry opposite the National
House. lie natters himself that, by strict attcr-
ton to business--thc employment OF the latest
rules for cutting garments and none but the very
BEST woRKMEN TO work them he will not fail to re-
ceive n liberal share of support
An experience OF several years in the Tailoring
business enables him to say that he considers
himself fully competent to compete with the craft
here or elsewhere. ap23-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
One Dollars Worth !
{ cyANcERoUs JAN scRorULAl

How much CANcEH-how much sYPHILIs-how much
scRoFULA-will One Dollars rOrth Of BraRfs PURIFIER
cure Read the following statement which Is specimen
Cf its Doupr r.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

"ATTicA, Genesee Co., February /, 1919
an. T. WALLACE C0.--Genaenel: / was, for more
than year, afflicted with disease of the stomach could
fat greasy substance without causing great pain
sickness and vomiting and continually afflicted with
stomach an experiment tried one bottle Of BRANT
MEDICINE, which, 10 my utter disappointment eased and o
bottle, which has completely cured the disease am now
well and hearty end eat almost anything without being
pained or the stomach becoming sour
"Yours respectfully, T. 8, WILCOX.n
Mr. WilcoY is narchank nj Africa
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
Worse than Hopeless +!

Now hear Mr.. HASKIN'S statement of cure. He said :
My wife procured bottle of BRAN7"S PURIFYING
EXTRACT-THAT BOTTLE enabled me to ea of my 6ea
the SECOND bottle enabled me to get 0tn Of the house e
THIRD enabled me to Uak miles and when had finish
ed using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN of tsny Ulcers had
HEALED UP and three bOliss effected PERFECT L
CURE and restored me to 9aod heath "
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy offered the public has been hd a. ertdh
and etecldt in restoring ALL the incidental oeaae''a and
Tegutdriies of the SEX BRANT's PULMONARY BALsAM
makes difference whether the Arrangement be suppression
srces or other iteanesst REGULATES ALL by streN9e%
nq he sYsTES eguaIizing CIRCULATION and sooay d1
aitavin0 NERVOUS IRRITABiLITY. ~ See pamphels
CHANGE OF LIFE,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
LIVER-COMPLAINT!

DR. NATHAN HUBBARD, of Stamford Conn. one OF lbs
oldest and most respectable physicians was afflicted wb
Liver. Complaint many years, and perfectly cured by unS
BRhNT"5 PURIFYING EXTRACT, We could name hun
dreds Of other cases, also cured. ..5
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

BY MEANS Of the Pocket
Esculapius, OF. Every One
Ills own ihysicinn! being
|. lhe Thriieth edition, with
4 upwards Of bundled eng ra-
4 wings, showing private dis
eaacs in every shhpe and
II form. and malforrnii'lions ol
I the GeperntiyeR systems, fy
WAN. YOUNG. M. ID.
The time has now arrived,
TINT persons suffering from
secret dieenses, need no more
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
sscR0j:IFFUtE

u tkonsdaas Of Ctrss Of SrefHia caaess philfs n.
cdr zpzrs aioases Of fkc Bloodaad II te VERY SNAIL
QUANTITY lrAiak ssas sei gf MticiRs TO sa Crss Of
sHeA Diseases, BE- arg proef Of hs plyHg aedioai op n
tAs Aeas hoA has sEbdaea aad conquered sHeA Dsasz'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brant's is the Cheapest,

who have used BRASrs PURTPIER aer having used and
tested AL the saragaras and other medicines recon-.
Fnended 10 cure blood dseasas have decided that
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
SHAKERS SARSAPAKILLA
-aL ,..ei Am QUart Bottles. s
As DreDared Inv Dr & II Howe

Is an efficient and certain remedy for the cure
of Jaundice, Palpitation of the Heart, lmpuaty
of the Blood, Scrolula, eutaneous eruptions, Lam
gor. fimples and Pestnles on the Face, Sick
fIcadache, Hahitual cosiveness, Loss Of Appe-
lite, Dyspepsia, chronic Rheumatism, Syphiloid
Diseases, Debilitated Stomach, Depression Of
Spirits. Old Sores. and diseases OF the blood and
1. ds.:L.. Il
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
.Dvsnepsia-Sour Stomach !

from The girl the tvoDan and the tcoman at middle deihe
one cuse accelerated and the other gradually predH a.
prevent any of the fatal diseases that frequently arise in ctA
OF auchr
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
J The Charms of Home.

DEPEND SO much upon the possession Of
healtl, that nothing having its preservation in
in view should be overlooked or neglected AR
persons, old and yonng, male and female, should
preseye, cherish, watch and guard their health,
and 1t the first symptoms and first approach ofilE
healt. .use promptly the proper remedy. f lY5a
A critical cnse cured by the use o DR., 3. ID.
HoVE'S SHAkER RSARSAFARILLA.n and cer-
tifedhy DR.. S. Jackson, distinguished Physician
in Itdiana. Such testimony is worth more than
a cduSnn Of ordinary advertisements 49,
kgJ tsai CoLUMBus. IND., Juncl0s 1850, a
h. s. d. HowE-- Dear sir: bave been fflicte
witt Cough for the last three or four years
whhh came very near taking me to MY gravesda-
spih Of all the medical aid from my fimily ply
sichn. | had despaired OF ever agnin being 10
stored TO health. Six months ago i noticed tn
advertisement OF yonr Shaker Sarsaparilln, and
Immediately sent md procured one bottle. and /,
BEGAN speedily to improve, nnd iobtained anothe.
bdtlc and the result of taking two bottles Of DIR
SD. Howe,s Shaker Sarsaporilla has caused me
tjsay TO YOU. and every one whomil may concern.
4 at Dam entirely relieged from hll cough, and
1, in in the Drenst. 3 fy Mrs. N. GRAVES. ~
i The great success which nns.nttcntled the use of
Dr.. s. ID! IIowe's Shaker Sarsaparilla since iia
htroduction in The Western stnies, has establish
tl its charactefin dissection OF country.
\ This is Me only Sarsapdriila lMaI larls on tke
Iirer, Kidneys and Blood al N saHn time, and
hence is singular efficacy and success Be suFe and
get Or. SD. Homes shaker. .sarsapa,llag and taks
no other. nHt ~. ,ta s q 4
Quart Bottles 81 per bottle, or bottles for as.
For sale by NC BE AN 81 KNOX, Cadiz and,by
Or. $. ID, HOWE g. Co., Proprietors, No. i Coi-,
lege Hall, Walnut street, doors above Fourth,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 5t3 a spa9 w8a s3l
July "a. 1850,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18
All that could be Said.

The Wing County Convention that assembled
at the Court House in Ebensburg, sth July
last passed the following resolution:
Resotred-That our worthy President MIL
LAIRD FILLMORE, for his fearless and manly
advocacy of the doctrine Of protection to Ameri-
can industry Is entitled to the gratitude OF
every true hearted Pennsy Ivanian.
The resolution was certainly not intended for
a compliment fer II is settled beyond dispute
that President Fillmore is moderate tariff
man. and, as the Wing party of this region are
not posted up about his opinions on the subject,
we take the following extract from his annual
message and commend it to their serious con-
sderation, as it knocks their great hobby. the
tariff of 1912, into three cooked hat. MIR.
Fillmore said:
g high tariff can never be permanent. twill
cause d'ssoftJactioH, and will be changed. 1t er-
cfudes competition, and thereby inrites the in
Vestment OF capital in manufactures TO such
enceSs that when changed it brings distress hank
ruptcy, and ruin upon all who have been nisled
by Its faithless protection
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18
Foreign News.
enemy

! The American Steamship Pacific arrived at
New York on Sunday morning in ten days
and Il hours from Liverpool. Miss Catharine
Hayes, the great Irish vocalist, is among the
passengers accompanied by Signor Mengis, Mr.
Braham, Jr., and a musical conductor They
intend giving concerts in the United States
The famous American yacht America has been
sold to Col. DE Blaquiere for $50, 900. She
cost $50, 600. lit will be remembered that this
is the vessel that outrun all the English yachts
and whose challenge for $50, 900 none of the
English clubs dared to accept for fear of n de-
feat The number of visitors to the Great
Exhibition had fallen off considerably and the
rate of admission was to have been reduced
Barnum has artists engaged in printing a Pano-
rama of the Chrystal Palace which, when com
pleted, he intends to exhibit in America The
canvass will be three miles long. The Queen
was on visit to- Scotland, London was ex-
ceedingly dull, large numbers OF persons having
gone to the continent and watering places.
From France we have it that the Prince de
Joln1lle has formed no fixed resolution with
regard TO the Presidency; and that he does not
know whether he will be candidate or not
and that he has not yet authorized any person
to put his name forward. The Potato disease
is becoming general in France.
The Emperor of Austria has published b;s
proclamation, declaring that Austria is hence
forth to be governed absolutely. The rest of
he news is unimportant
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18
The Military Parade.

On Friday last, 18th inst, the Summit was
the scene Of more than ordinary excitement.-
Ihe various military companies COMPOSING the
cambria Brigade were assembled for the purpose
of inspection and drill The companies on the
ground were the Allegheny Infantry, Capt.
Schnetberg; Cambria Guards, Capt AIcUermit
American Highlanders, Capt. Mclaughlin: Ju-
NOR American Ilighlanders, Capt Humphreys
Tunnel Guards, Capt. Stewart, and Ouitmau
Guards, Capt. Alexander The officers and sol-
dlers looked well and conducted themselves in
an admirable manner. Since their anDeorsrca
IN Ebensburg, in June last, they have vastly
improved in military tactics, and there seems n
be determination on the part of all to make
themselves true and skiilful soldiers. The pa
rade took place In Mr.. ArGinley's large field and
the battalion was received by Brigade InspectDr
Linton, Lieut.. Col. Heyer and Adiutant q W
Todd. Col Heyer drilled them in the best man
nor and we think that he will yet make the bri-
gaze equal, II not superior, TO any in the State.
The new flag for the Allegheny Infantry was
presented to the company by Capt Schnetberg.
early in the morning, at Mr.. Dillon's Hotel. Al
though not present, we have it from an eve wit
ness that he made speech alike creditable to
himself as gentleman and soldier and was
repeatedly cheered
The excitement of the day being over large
number attended the Ball at the house of MIR,
Michael Smith, where could be seen goodlv
number Of fair women and brave men eniov;nq
themselves dancing. We love to mingle in a
crowd where every heart
" Is beating faster than merry tune.
Ana their blue eyes are restless and their Ens
Parted with eager joy, and their-round cheeks
hush with the beautiful motion of the dance g"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18
Robbers Arrested,

Within the past three weeks number of
Bingham cars at Johustown have been broken
open, and valuable goods stolen therefrom. On
Sunday evening last, officer Cohick, Ito whom
we could pay no better compliment than to say
he is the Hague Of our county, assisted by
H. A. Boggs, Esq, the agent of Mr. Bingham,
Mr.. Giphart, Mr.. Shoemaker and others, sue
ceeded IN arresting two of the supposed rob
bers, in coal bank, near Jchnstown, whilst
they were attempting 10 carry away bed-tick
containing part of the goods. The arrest took
place little while after dark, and one of the
robbers resisted the officers, and fred at Mr..
Shoemaker, with a revolver, twice Luckily.
however, he did not hit him, but supposing he
had done so, he Immediately informed ofic or
Cohick that there were others concerned, and
gave him their names and place of rendezvous.
Since then he has captured six more, and the
entire party are now in Jail at this place, where
they will remain until their trial takes place at
Court week, commencing 9th October. 1t is
likely that more arrests will be made and this
gang Of thieves brought TO justice. There are
now sixteen prisoners in our county Jail, lar
ger number at one time than we ever recollect
Of
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18
David Mitchell. Ia.

This gentleman who for some time past has
been residing in this county, rendering valuab e
assistance to Robert FAIRIES Esq, in the Suls
veying, &c, of the new Portage Road, has be, II
appointed Chief Engineer of the Pittsburg and
Steubenville Railroad. We are rejoiced to know
this and must say it is deserved compliment
to worthy gentleman and practical and eff
cient engineer. He leaves behind him many
friends, who, although sorry to part with him.
are pleased that he has received so excellent al
appointment.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18
CHURCHES,

EEy% Syracuse contests the tit'e Of the CITY
of Churches with brooklyn or any other CT
in the country. having twenty five churches 10 .
population of 25,OUJ-One church to every
thousand inhabitants.
bSs@ Lancaster can beat them both she has
SeUeHteen churches with population of l.. 5UU,
or one church for every 100 inhabitants.
Ebensburg can beat the trio: she has eigh.
churches with a population of 700, or one church
for every IS inhabitants viz: l Presbyterian.
Catholic, / Congregation dist, Baptist,
Methodist Disciples of Christ. Gentlemen
no more contesting on this subject
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18

This gentleman has heretofore been an eff
cient and energetic advocate of the Whig cause.
lie halls from Philadelphia county and is known
throughout the Commonwealth as gentleman
of acknowledged ability. There are many in
Cambria who have cultivated his acquaintance
and who can bear testimony to his worth. The
vile ISLANDERS Of the pensioned Press which has
assailed him, from Harrisburg, will meet with
no response where Col. Dutield is known
hls offence is that he has left the Wings
Basr But NOT UNTIL THEY HAD ABAN-
DoNED THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNION
AND THE COMPROMISES WHICH CEMENT
ED 1T. Honor then to Col Dufheld for the
manly and patriotic stand he has taken for his
country The Mountain Democracy" hail
him with welcome as an invaluable ad;unc, i,
the cause of justice and truth.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18
LOOK out for Frauds!
ID Il M % CR ATS. REV. ARE,

We apprize the Democracy of Cambria that
the Wings of Ebensburg, and for aupbt we know
throughout the county, hare rcceiped from, Gov.
'OAnsto'as brother jim, at Harrisburg, 5ushA,
ouShet ana a haJ, or taro bushels of sLANDERous,
VILE, INFAMOUS AND coNTEMpTIBLE PAMPHLETS,
ffed ao'th false Statements and fgres colcIatedt 10
'H1uTe the prospects Of Cor. BIGLER and the
Democratic ticket. We have seen them. and
read them, and say to you all that they are
FALSE IN every respect. They are signed a
Denocrauc taxpayer but 10 name is given and
none can be given. Ihey are a pceok and des-
PeTate 'ape''tion Of the enemy Jt 1t aeoat take
You all know Col. BICLER too well-you know
he was your friend always while Senator
you know he was the man who done most for
the domestic creditors 5f this county and of this
State, and that through his noble exertions in
their behalf they received hat was Justly due
them from the State-you know he originated a
Sinking Fund to pay off the State debt while
WIN. r. Johnston was practising law in Arm
strong county-you know he is for the Union,
the Constitution and the Compromise-you know
he is s01'"d on all the measures of the Demo
cratic party and you kro,e he is an honest man
and Susquehanaa Rgf;sman. The Wing party
cannot defeat him-they cannot injure him.
They have flooded Carroll township with these
Wing RooRBACKs, and placed them in the hands
OF the hard listed Democracy of that township
and elsewhere in the county. They desire to
gull you--to deceive you. Be not deceived nor
gulled by them. A subscriber to the Sentinel
handed US, one day last week, twenty OF these
documents which he had received from the
present candidate of the Wing party, for Pro
thonotary of this county, with the request that
he would distribute them. But he tcas not quite
so Uerdant and made kqoaca the case. This was
the first intimation we had of the existence of
these wonderful documents in our midst, and we
caution the Democracy of Cambria to be on
their guard and mark the men who SANDER and
vilhfy the fair name of their friend WILLIAM
BIGLER, the peoples candidate They circulate
them secretly and are afraid to publish them in
their organs for they know they cannot be sub
stantiated. We say again Bercqre of these
WHIG FRAUDS.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-09-18
HOVer's Writing Ink.

we are opposed To ali xmas OF Putting in
the hgurative sense of the term. Whether in
the notice OF book, or anything else, we have
a repugnance to give it a fulsome adulation, or
to recommend 1t in any way at all, unless we
honestly believe it worthy of favor
We have again furnished ourselves with
keg OF H0Uer's Black HTiting Ink, and when We
say that this is not the first or the second keg
that has been procured from Nr. Hover, the
article may be considered being endorsed
good by US, otherwise should not have con
tinued its use for these six seven years past
Others may have their preferences in favor of
different manufactures, and we are quite willing
that they enjoy those preferences (sIve and ex-
cept those OF our correspondents, who sometimes
impose that loathsome B.ue stuff upon us, which
is not fit TO be used); for our own part we con-
tinue the manufacture of MIR. Hover whose ink
is not only clear and black, but does not clog
and conglomerate our pen, as some otherwise
good inks do. German Reformed Messenger.
Chdm6ers6urg, Pa.