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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A PURGaTWt MEDICINE
Fon CosTIvENsss;
Ton THE CURE OF DrsrErsIA;
FOR JAuNDICE;
EoR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
Fox HEADACHE;
For THE CURE OF DYsENTERT;
For A foUI. STOMACH;
Fon THE CURE or EUYsPELAs;
For THR PILEs;
foR THE CURE OF SCRofULA;
EoR ALL SCROFULoUs COMPLAINTS;
FoR IHR Cum OF RHIUNATIsN;
FoR DISEASES or TIE SkIN,
ToR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FoR DRorsY;
FoR TIE CURE OF fx1Trn, TvNoRs AND SALT
RHEUH;
FOR WORMS;
For TUB CURE 90 Govr;
FoR DISSER Pill;
Fou THE CUEE or NKURNLGTN;
For pUHIrYING the BLOOD.
They arc sugar-coa'cd, 80 that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable no harm can arse from their use IN any
quantity.
Prizes IS cents per Pox; Fivsboxes for slOO.
Great numbers Il Clcygymcn, Pby>'o'u> states
men, aud eminent parsonage, have l'"' tH'u
names % certify the uul araIc.Ci n'c"'''H'o ' ,"'>e
remedies hut our space here Will not ptInlt lle
insertion of them The Agents below HJi1td iur-
uish traits our ANRuIcAN ALNAHAc IN "h:ch They
are Given; with also fun descriptions OF ne ''oNe
complaints, and the treatment that should Oc 'o'-
lowed for their cure. :,
DO not be put oif iy unpTincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more rI3ht on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. Inc s',S
want the best aid there Is for them, 4ii isy '!.'
has It
All our E.ucl.cs d.o for -llc ~
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Ayers Aguc Cure,

which neutralilrs this milmiou1 poison IN IN"
blood and stimulates the liver 70 CXp" II from No
body As IL should, so il docs c'1'e this allirung
disorder with perfect certainty And II does more
or rather docs what i, Of more service 70 those sub
iect 10 this Infection II taken in season II cNpclI
Il from the system ~ il absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use 1t free from IT, attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed io.ih' d'SyANc.
Consequently il not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which nrc induced
by this malignant influence, such rs Rcmlttcnt
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb. or Masked Nguc,
Periodical Headache. or Blliou, Headache, Bilious
Fcvcrs, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, blindness,
Toothachc, Earachc, Caiarrh, Asthma, Pdpita-
tions Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis and PAINFUL Affections "i the
Stomach and Bowels. all OF which, when arising
from this cause, will DO found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This AduE trRE
removes tho cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accomplishcs by stimulating the oxcrc.
tories 10 cxpcl the virus from the system; aud
these organs by degrees become habitcd to do tins
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises wh"
we term Accumulation. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt. while this AGUE CURE -
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe this il a surcr as well ns safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection. than any other
which has been discovered and it has still another
important advantage 80 the public, which IL, that
1t Is cheap as well as good.
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NO1'ICE.

ri,HE. partnership heretofore existing Under
j. The firm of IT, Kendall Garter, q CO., expires
hi, day by Limitation. gbe commissions business
win lee rcttled up Ny II. Kendall Garter, and the
GOTTEN gin basne.s lay pspicl Pratt.
ii. KENDALL CARTER,
DANIEL PRATT.
New Orleans. October J, 1859
yatHE Cotton Foctoragc and Commission bust
4 ness will lc continued as heretofore by u.
Kendall Carter.
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WOODSFIEItD MONROE COUNTY, OHIO, MARCH A. 1860.

now, though years have passed, shall
never forget it.
The outlaws sprang to the edge of the
cliff. and with savage exultatiOn watch
ed Andy's descent.
Now for tother one! shouted the lead
er, after the lapse of a few minutes.
At that instant, loud report of fire.
arms suddenly reverberated far and near,
and half of the bandits at least fell to the
earth. The balls whistled all around me
as thick as hail, but I escaped unhurt.
Instantly afterwards, party Of trappers
rushed upon the scene and charged at the
outlaws. The fight was short but des>
perate. In the end not an outlaw of them
remained alive, they fought like incarnate
devils
In the first few moments of the melee
I got away out of the reach of harm
After the conflict was over I made my
appearance and gave statement of all
that had transplred. From the trappers
1 learned that the cry of Andy had d.
rected them to the spot, but, poor fellow
they came too late to save him.
thanked God and the mountaiEeers
for my preservation, and quilted the scene
with sense of relief mingled with feel
ing of sadness.
Gentlemen, that was about the worst
situation I was ever placed in, and may
you never have a similar experience.
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Sele,ft Storg,
WALKING THE PLANK.

The history of the West is one long re-
cord Of bloody and atrocious deeds. Not
the least in the dark and interminable cat
rslogue is the little event we are about to
lay before our kind readers. We heard the
story from one who professed-and we
have no good reason to doubt his word
to have played prominent part in the
sthrilling occurrence, and we give it to the
Il reader just as we have hesrdit.
ss?"Some years ago, said the narrator, "a
friend and myself agreed to take tramp,
hunter fashion, through the great wilder
ness Of the Northwest. Having provided
- ourselves with what things we thought
actually necessary, and nothing more, we
started upon our perilous journey; for
lthst il was perilous we were fully aware,
and every reader will admit.
'ga After encountering innumerable hard
I ships and many dangers, we found our,
81 selves in the widest kind of region,
many miles distant from the haunts of civ.
ilizaticn. Already we had passed through
e, slopgh to have discouraged most men
7isbutwe we're young and full of blood, and
Isl not, easily put ont or frightened. Thi'
q Iwas particularly the case with my com
- pspion, whose name was Andrew Huff.
asii Both of rs were perfectly healthy, strong
bnas iron, and considerably experienced il
hathe use Of such articles as rifles, pistols
oy and bowie knives. In all those respects
~ \, Ne could hold ont with the best. Had i
"a been otherwise. we should never have livei
to reach the point at which we finally ar
rived.
- Just about dark, one evening in the lat
ter part of July, after hard days tramp
.eiass halted for the night. = A darker, deep
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14
RATHER He WouLpN'r.-A short

RATHER He WoULDN'T-A short time
ago client asked New Lisbon attorney
the following question:: If man would
call you thief and say you made your
living 10y stealing what would You do
with him?' The lawyer answered, i
would kick him, if he was not too Big
The client anxiously inquired 'couldn't
you make him prove it?' Yes respond
ed the counselor, but I'd good deal
rather he woulda't do it.
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Ecl,pse Of the SUN.


The total eclipse Of the sun, says anexAs
change, which will take place on the t8thii
Of July of this year. will be 2 very bim.a
portant one TO the scientific world, It
will commence in Californis aud terminatS.
on the borders Of the Red Sea. PsSti6gs
along about the Goth degree Of latitadssa
aEd quitting the American continent ,As
Hudson, Strait, it will cross the Atlantic,
to the Spanish shore. and. for some min.
utes, something like one-fourth Of Spain.
will be in total darkness The shado1d
will continue it's course over Africa, cr6iss
sing the Nile to the north of Dongola,z
and finally quitting the earth in Ethiopia,
During the eclipse the planets Mercury
Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn viii be vfsi."
BILE together, arranged in the form or
|rhomboid-an occurrence so rare .sthgt
some centuries will elapse before ssuch
spectacle can be witnessed again, indeed
the eclipse itself will be of q character that
will be unequslled during the present.
century. aiui''soso
Arrangements are already making b3
the Astronomers of Europe to ocehpyslhN
most eligible positions for making, sbsesa
vations during the continuance Of this
important eclipse. No preparations have
yes been made by American astrohonefs,
but it is believed, they will net be bshiad
those of other nations in so importaatcaA
enterprise; and that the distinguished
Superintendent of the Coast Survey, will
be instructed to make the necessary ob.
servations in Oregon. 1t will only bS
visible as partial eclipse throughout'ths
United States. o1ca si II .s1adza.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

~ A wag called in the pit Of Drnry
Lane Theater-"Mr. Smith, youro house
is on dre;" whereupon q hundred and
twenty-five Smiths arose; and when he
continued, 1T is Mr.. John Smiths house.
ten sat down, leaving q prepondsrance
OF hundred and fifteen Johns in Ghst
amount of one hundred and twenty-five
Smiths. .,N .5t Ealfs, 49,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

WA rapid and emphatic recital
of the following is said by provincial
paper, to be an infalible cure for lisp
iug--"Hobbs meets Snobbs and Nobbs:
Hobbs bobs to Snobbs and Nobbs;
Hobbs nobs with Snobbs and robs
Nobb's fobs. That is, said Nohbs. the
worst for Hobbs jobs an6 Snobb's
sobs.
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~ Two brothers Of the name of Rich
were lately married to two sisters by the
name of Wings, ard have emigrated thus
showing that riches take to themsslves
wings and 6y away
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"a TIGHT SoEEzE,'-Buchanan, IN
Forney's "Prsss."
How TO REFORM A CHIMNEY SwEEn5T
Make clean sweep of him.
QUERY FOR "SM1LEas "-Was ever
Western Whiskey seen coming through
the Rye" -.
Little John Forney sat in the corner
Eating Free Soil pie
He put his thumb about and tookA
Clerkship ont * 81 a. "a
And says "vhat brave boy am I.Ns
THE --LATEST OurRAaE.-The Frankiug
system is getting more and moro corrupt
every day. We have heard it whispered
that certain Member of Congress re-
Gently proposed some political measures
to Frank Pierce through the Post o.
| fee. ~. fuS $3.50 ls91s
THE THIMBLE UNRIaaEp. - Model
wives formerly took stitch in time. but
now by the help Of a Sewing Machine
they take one in no time. -9iaii1s eassi
| HARD Ta PLEASE. more q dem
lists practice increases, the oftener he
Looks down in tn, n ,uth" /" & 90 500
REAL ESTATE CoN.-How was the
Land of Canaan divided BY Abraham
and his nephew? sHs'S
The western portion was takenby
Abraham; the eastern was chosen BY
Lot. es aaT
The AcRoBATs OF EVERY HoUSxHolD.
The Pitcher and Tumbler. .siG;3
A GREAT OLD SPONGE. king Po>
rus. a-s s
/ OBVIOUS. broke all the Com
mandments ct once? D1sssH
Moses.
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Negro Hymn Of Thanksgiving.

DEDICATED BY THE LOGAN GAZETTE TO ALL
; e. YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
SAnBs GuMBo CHING -AeRIxa cHAwi
Shake yo'seff, Jawbone! haint ye hern de lawf
Glory be to Gholson, and his brudders in de
Cohtl
z 60 way, white trash! Niggah has votel
Yawl Yawl Yawl
2 O. &aE Ching airing Chawl
De Loky Lsgimlatur didh't nebber know de law.
Cuffee in de stable, rubbin down de hoss,
{ Juba at the wood saw, gibbin oh it goss,
Jinkins wiv de close-brus brushin off de coat,
Won't dey hollah .gloryi' when dey hear dey got
; as lgE2 Yawl Yawl Yawl
so3ih4h Ching airing Chawl
: gDsLoky Legimlatur didn't nebber know de law
0 Lot rs call a caucus-fo m club to might
suokalate de dockyments-gibd de people light
Cibbilize de white folks--Mass Gholson's Coht
J eEpected sumHin from US when dey glib US righ
tovotel s5-
qfesr.sI Yawl Yawl YawI
, Ek sa2g ..... Ching a. ring -Chaw!
De Loky Legimlatur didn't nebber know de Law
Visible eAdmixchuah!-Cullud Pussons come!
! Don't you heah de banjof-tum, tum, tum
Glory to do 'Publicans- Yawl yaw yaw!
: De Loky Legimlatur didn't nebber know de law
la.fa8A 65i-g Yawl Yawl Yawl
Z. 50k shaal eoi Yaw! Yawl Y-a-w!
De doughface Mistah Tawney didn't nebbe
, &c sce know de law. isrz} tiaaJ3 .,f
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

B-When Raddiz,s wife kicked, him
out of bed enc night last winter says he:
'See here, now, old soman! you'd bet
ter not be after doing that again. h'you
do it might cause coolness."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

~ "Hallo there! how do you sell
wood?" by the cord.' 'Pshaw, how
long has it been cut?' -Four feet How
dumb! Imean how long has it been
since you cut it?' No longer than 1t is
now.' You are too all-6red smart to
live long,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

W When Sir David Boards mother
heard that her son was taken prisoner in
India and chained to another prisoner, she
replied that she 'pitied the man thai, ,DxA
vid was chained to-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

sB Nicholas Longworth has now in
his cellar four hundred and sixty thousand
bottles of wine. When it is remembered
that there are two or three other large
manufacturers in Cincinnati, some idea
may be formed of the extent to which the
grape is cultivated in that vicinity.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

BEAUTIFUL AND TRuTHTUt.-.s.A free
soiler is only tadpole in the advanced
state of transformation; an abolitionists
is the full and perfectly developed ffog."-
Helpers Book. ..I me1l 5s1baed
The eternal croaking Is accounted for.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

W The Democracy of Petersburg.
Virginia, have held meeting and de-
nouLced the late action Of the Senate
Caucus in attempting to make 2 platform
for the Democracy.
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~ A sick man, slightly convalescing
lately in conversation with pious friend,
congratulating him upon his recovery, and
asking him who his physician was, re-
piled.
"Dr. brought me through"
No, no. said his friend, 'Godsbrought
you oot of your sickness, not the doctor
WELL replied he. may be he did, but
am certain the DOCTOR will charge me
for it,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

~ There is many man whose tongue
might govern multitudes, il he could on.
ly govern his tongue.
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Why ere hoops like churchssow-
cas-? They surround the bells (belles.)
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4oHtp+ .
HOW / FIXED HIM.
BY M1GNoNA.

j He said hs "loved me dearly ...
But greatly wondered why,
3 For il struck me on a sudden
He was telling me a-liel
Now-I'm sorry to confess it,
But the truth I'd better own
I'M not very prepossessing,
And am rather svergrown.
So Of course my beaux and lovers,
Whether handsome, short or long,
Are much like angels visits,
And seldom worth a song. ea
But this sudden, new-hedged lover
p9 Was no stranger at our door, 1'
For guess we'd met each other -u H
Ahundred times or more.
Yet he'd never praised my goodness,
= Or mentioned love the while,
And not sign of sentiment
Had broken through his smile.
But Of late to us had fallen,
A fortune without flaw,
A round five thousand yearly
Myself the heir at law!
kg fFsl eats. co. ...
Now, whom he opened on me
Suoh,a battery of words, eA
1 2 And swore my voice was softer
And sweeter than q birds
I took o wicked notion
That 1t could do no harm
; 6 To hear the fellows story,
Since cash was all the charm.
= So let him FOUR his passion ab
In food of ardent zeal, fa
- TIL he nigh exhausted Webster
In his eloquent appeal.
How he smiled and prayed and fattered
&C 81 And agonized to please!
Still, waited--well, waited
Till he fell upon his knees.
Then gave little whistle,
And laughed meaning "no,"
For knew just to fraction
Why the fellow loved me SO.
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In what suit does man never
Feel comfortable3 In lawsuit.u =
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DEDICATED BY THE LOGAN GAZETTE TO ALL
81 YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
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HARD Ta PLEASE. The more q dem
lists practice increases, the oftener he
Looks down in th, n ,uth." 9 40 500
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ANTi-RHECMATIC Mat

No 405 Spruce street Philadelphia.
Price 81, rs per large bottle. Sold by Drug
r;sts and dealers throughout h United States
Canada, CUBA. and South America.
A. A. BARKER, Sole Ageat for Ebensburg
Feb . l650-Iv
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EEI g.. AR III.

~ C--p.,xr - Coos.r,, o.ic 4, harm =
hI:.,,oir5 Ia a. 80 yrbicb = rnin.
upoa sue us. n.,-s ~ 5,f. f,ra,ers in this
gI. ing IsSo' - IN, o. once become acouain.
eo1nI:y. -" - .o.,es nf snob legation
,eo ~.'n vnT =" 80 yroalJ be wil,ins 70
we are s.'t7 -. :, or,, o.hor manner
sSn5'. C. uIt - -,.,..:,eElc The tss-imoDv
u Iu'' "1,e -. 49, .1bi.... j. ~
S,,ia~ tn ~. r,.,,t convenient arrange
-, g s.~cL h..~, j. u-.,.. a side hill.
- ~ h., and ,r,in NAV he cartei in
- - s.,rv and rir.hei into
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USEggl INVENTIONS.

= An manufacturing and selling at the low
rate Of SIX dollars. .. &. GREEN'S ; PAT
INT FEED CUTTER. Acknowledged. 10y all
Who have tried Il. the simplest, most dursbio
AMI easiest operated machine ever gotten Up.
Il Will cut Corn Fodder. long Straw. shear
Oats. tangled Straw. or Hay. ! have tAeright
OF Cambria, Indiana Armstrong z Clarion. For
est, Elk and Jefferson counties. l viii dispose
of the right IN three or four u tle last named
counties on fli! terms.
l have also the right for HAYDEN'S PAT
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS. IN Cambria and
Blair counties This Wheel has stood the test
OF over four wears in many of the Eastern and
Southwestern States ami proves 10 be much
stronger and more ,tJr"uie, although oae-
third lighter than the ordinary Wheel. l do
not desire 10 sell any of my ter .
ritory on this bat viii furnish e -
Carriages. Buggies. Sulhjcs. &c. Assz=SF,53y
| propose to accommodate Car -: ssss..s-ssss:sst
riage-makers with Wheels or hubs aad 1NIes7
on reasonable terms. These Wheels are fast
suuerscding all others.
Call at my shop near the EbensbUrg Foun
dry. and examine for yourselves.
ISAAC {. SINGER.
Ebeusburc February >, 1860.
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4 RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg. Pa

August -. IS-G.tf.
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pRCEEssa0EAE CARDS.

4 BRAHAM KOpELIN, ATTORNEY
~ ST Law, Johnsiown. Pa. 0tRee on Main
stsee,. Iaugz -. .l659-tf.
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- D. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AT Law,
Ne E1eas54gg, IA. once opposite Craw-
fora's Eotal. Laug.25, 55s.d.
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48B woHA: JOg yE0Iti'

Z aving, in connection WITH .--, ~
! 4 gkGn0a, % large and supti.'. nj
Job-Type, we are prepared 10 'A',- NJ i,
uestuess and dispatch. every vaTis,. rs.
Work, including Hand Bills, Cares
and Blanks OF every 6eScEipii.a. -.-s.
notice aud on The most rca -ol-.
Persons desiring -u-ta nE H. ,~!- ..'
.lt 20 ..'t
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( \ APERiENI and stomachic TreEa-
a ration Of fran purified Of Oxygen ana
Carbon bv combustion IN Hydrogen Sane
ffcrtf ~ the highest medical authorities.
both in Eurore and the United States. and
prescribed IN their practice The cAFeEitLse q
.Gth8uSaud- daily proves that TO lrt p-T;iltA
os IRON can he compared with IT, Impurities
OF the blood. depression Of vita! energy pale
and otherwise slckiE couTleAioHS- l-'ie' 10 -
ueccsSitv in almost eEcrv conceivable case
InnoNi5us in all maIadie- in " A5ch Il h:.s been
tried II has proved absolutely curative IN each
Of the following complaints. viz:
IL IseJt'f,g. isrr.us j .gcf.sns. Emrc.0ft,"
T,,g...nyfg. Cane.-arfen l. G.-r.aca. Lss.nts5g.
Iarta.,Dt Cgu-,5 5.fsoa. Slr.suI.ur Iai-rcaioss',
>aft ELel,zp. N.<measraofiau. EAaes- C.lyso-
s,s. Liyer Co@yIo,nfs. liroa.c Nsoaartes Ehsg
sgr..sr4. Ilts,uist-gf f-r.rs. I#aElss oH tat
Face. etc.
In cases Of GFSEEAL DEELEIy. whether the
result Of acute diseases. or OF tie continued
Giniuution Of nervous and Muscular energy
rom chronic cumrlatuts. Cu trial Il tals Re
,toratiyc has proved successful TO an extent
which no description nor written atteslar.ou
would render credible. IUy-llus 50 long bed
ridden as to have become forgotten IL their
own ucielJorhooIs. have suddenly rcapueaEcd
ID the busy world n # just returned nom pro
tract,d travel III distant land. Some very
signal instances of rH.z kind are atgo-ted O.
female sufferers. emaciated victims II aFTa-
rent lnarasInus. sarguiue0us exhaustion. crit
/ zeal changes. and that complication OinerVous
and dzspcrt;c aversion 10 an and exercise for
/ whici the physician Las no u.u.e.
/ IN Nsrrous -tfections Of all kinds. a-d for
reasons familiar 10 medical men. Tie glsrEErlol
( OF this preparation of iron must necessarily be
/ Salutarv for unlike the old oxides. Z IS yiGo-
/ rously tonic. without Icing cZCituEaE over
/ heating: and gently. regularly aPeriezt- even
/ IN the NEST obstinate cases o. cost.yoEe=s.
without ever being p ga>TTi, L1T-.iIL\e 2 o. III
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E@ To speak harshly to person OF
sansibi,;ty Is Ike striking harPslchord
with your Gst.
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ory, Loss OF Pow--. D.l-czS Of Vision. In
potgn-y, Seminal II Weaknesses. Nocturnal Ellis-
sioas. Diabetes and all other diseases O. tLe
Bladder, Kidneys ana Sexual Organs.
These Pills are prepared WIKI great care.
contain neither Balsaa or Mercury. buc are
purely vegetable-iG their composition, and are
endorsed, recommended and used II the prac-
tice OF Physicians generally for the cure Of the
above diseases. When Physicians = recommend
e preparation, sufferers should 10 longer hes
itate % test its efficacy. Price % CTS. perbcx
DR. HANPION'S IEy-cAEEo COUGH SYRUP.
\ pleasant ard los, etIscCE-l remedy fo-
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, IllCcuza and al 9th
er afectioIs OF the Throat and Lungs.
Il placing this article before tie Public. the
Proprieto.s aava c2deavored 70 combine eff
cacy with chcapness, and nave pat = up II
such manner rs to place II w.,i-.a the reach
of all. Price % cents per bottle
DR.. HANPToEE
ANT RHEUMATIC MATURE,
Cures Acute, SI6&CUte, Cu-olic, Gzi Nervous
Rheumatism.
This preparation Is presented 70 the public
with the Utnos. confidence in it efficacy. Il
has been the result of many years o: study. oh
rervat;on, and experience. BY its use / have
restored 10 health and vigor, many who have
for years been afflicted with this eXcruciatiaE.y
painful disease. When taken according to the
directions, it HsUs- fails
Dr.. Il. lately returned from professional
visit and residence Of six months IN Cuba. du-
rins which time hecured more than one thouz-
and 1000 cases OF this dizease-somc OF
which baflsd the skill Of the most celebrate I
European physicians.
Certificate Of some ofthe greatest cures o.
record can beSeen by application At his Office
PREPARED ONLY BY
DR. I. HAMPTON i CO.
No 405 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
Price 81, rs per large bottle. Sold by Drug
r;sts and dealers throughout III United States
Canada, Cu5a, and South America.
A. a. BARKER, Sole Ageat for Ebensburg
Feb. 2, l65o-ly