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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-20
"3 What is the largest quadruped
"Ans.-The male of Adrian.

AIS 1 nc EtDt6 Ol ANtlldD.
Il What is the lightest quadruped
'Ans-Thc lynx. The lynx weighs less
than an ounce.
"S. When docs horse stand on six legs ?
"Ans.--Whcn he stands on his fare legs
and his twO hind legs aisU
"6. What other insect is the bee afraid
off,
"Ars-Thc bee;lc-(scate- beo-us)
~. Is the otter of roses obtained from
that animal when fed on other vegetables
cabbages, for instance
Ans Probably. The musk deer fur
nislies his perfume when fed on UQter ne
Ions.
IS. What instance can you give of the
cunning Of scrpents
"Ans-1he simple fact that they secretc
their venom where they can ind it when
wanted.
80; Why do the above questions amusc
You more than the answers Z
"Ans.--Bccause the person who asks the
question is Tie querist.
AS to the other questions about which
you ask my opinion, my answer must be
brief
Eighteen hours s.utly out OF the twenty
four is too much, think, ittr delicate young
persons. It docs not allow sufficient time
for sleep, recreation and meals.
II doubt aIou. the introduction Of capital
punishment as part Of the ordinary college
discipline. !. Will have good eject on
the survivors, no doubt.
OLIVER WENDELL IIoIMEs.n
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ISAAC X. STAUFFER,
Watch Tsnlscr and .DcvyeIcr,
MAEUEACTURER OF

MAcUEACTURER OF
SILVER WARE & Importer Of WATCHES
No las Noyth Second ST.. Corner Quarry, PllILA-
BELPnIA.
III has constantly on hand an assortment of Gold
I and Silver Patent Lever, Lepne and Plain
Watchos; Fine Gold Chains. Seals and Keys, Breast
Pins Lar Engs Finger Rings. Bracelets, Miniature
Gases Mcdaiiions L0ckets, Pencils. Thmbles, Spec
Spoons Sugar Spoons, Caps, Napkin Rings, Fruit
and butter kE:yos Shields, Combs Diamond Point.
cd Pens ec.all Of which will be sold low for Cash
NJ. /. TOBIAS cos best quality full jeweled
Patent Lever Movements constantly on hand also
other Nkespl superior quality.
y, B-oMG0li and Silver bought for cash.
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The Oil City Register gives the follow

HV OII NIIy IttytoteT SINVs FHo IUIION-
ing;
A new well has been struck up on Wild
cat, adjoining the Wash. M'Clintock Farm.
1t was not tubed at our latest information,
but from appearances il is thought it will
flow from 200 TO 500 barrels per day. A
we'll flowing $50 barrels per day, is reported
as having been struck on Cherry Run,
Buchanan Farm. We have received no
continuation of this. however We have
also TO report a new well on the TAR Farm
1t is called the Pennsylvania Oil Well, and
Batller & Co. are interested in Il. 1t flows
a stream the full size Of the conductor over
the top of the derrick. IL has not yet been
tubed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-02-20

THE Green Bay A3rOoate chronicles the
death ofCharlotte Bureha in the one auadyeG
and tcsnty-sixth year Of her age. She vas
born near Green Bay, passed through many
OF the carly Indian wars, and In one despe'
ysrs stra0ek bed both ilss ssss cut OF
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-TERsrs or ADyERTIs1Ng.

Ono square Of IL lines 3 times, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, rs
Ono square, months, 3 90
six months, 90
One year. 90
Business Cards Of limos Per annum, 400
Merchants and others advertising by the year,
with The privilege of Inserting different nd
yortising weekly, 10 90
Business notices inserted in the LOCAL COLUMN, or
before Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER
LINE for each insertion
iV' barger Advertisements as per ssseemsnt.
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goB PRINTING.

We bsve connected with o,,v. establshthcrt we'll
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
execute, in tho neatsst style, every variety of
Printing.
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PRIVATE ACADEMY,
NORTHUMBERLAND.

THE REV. JAMES DICKSON, will reopen his
4 Academy on Monday, the l7th day Of August,
ISIS
The following branches will be taught:
Latin; Greek, Mathematics, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Losic Book Keeping Vocal Music in theory and
practice. Also biography, Grammar, History,
81 Composition Writing.
TERMS
Per Quarter Of IL weeks, So 6tos
In the above branches without the languages 50 90
Latin and above branches 81 90
sGreek and above branches, IS 90
See Circular.
Por further particulars apply 10
REV. JAMES DICKSON, Teacher.
Northumberland, August list, lS63-ly
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CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS,
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FRUIT, De, &c,
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale &; the above
Z establishment atwho!csaie and retail, at rcasou-
able prices.
ii Is manufacturing all kinds Of ConfectonaTics
TO keep up luii assortment which are sold at low
ra,ss.
Tobacco, scgars Stationery, Nuts Of all kinds and
variety Of other articles, all Of whieh arc offered
vhoIe:air and retail
x. Remember the name end place, ,J.1
NJ. c. GEARuART,
Market street. 5 doors west of T.. Y Bright 4 Son.
store.
Sunhury. Sept 10, JsG3.--tf
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Dr. Holiness Consribution.

Among the committees of the Cincinnati
Sanitary Fair was one on autographs, whose
business it was to hunt down celebrities all
over the country and TO extort from them
something in their own handwriting that
would satisfy The public craving for this
species of curiosity. OF DR. Wendell Holmes,
of Boston, they required that he should be
funny 'over his own signature" for this spc.
ciai occasion. He responded in the follow
ing epstle;
B0sToN, December II, 1868.
Dear Sir; You ask me for list of oucs-
tions in natural history, with answers sub-
joined for the use of tie instructor. sub
NIT few, which, think, will serve your
purpose for the proposed examination of the
scientific class:
81. What animal produces one of its own
parents
"Answer-Thc beaver, which is well
known 10 construct its own ddR.
''2. Is the Dodo extinct
"Ans.--It Is not, as shown by the follow
ing bill in my possession
Mr.. to ". Dr.
One mongrel goose, SO 90
One Do do 3 90
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-27

CtpAt CRESK, Oct. 2l--4 p. Mo
Lieutenant General Grant, City Point,
Va: pursued the routed force OF the
enemy nearly TO Mount Jackson, when
point he reached during the night OF ihc
10Th and goth, without an organized reg'-
mcrt Of his army. From tho accounts
of prisoners who escaped, and citizens
the rout was compete. About two thou.
sand OF tho enemy broke and made their
way through the mountains on the eft.
For fourteen miles on the line OF retreat
the roads and country were covered with
small arms thrown away by the flying
rebels, aud other debris. FUrly-Eight
picc OF cannon VIC captured, and are
now at my headquarters.
think that not less than ,lroc hun.
drcd wagons and ambulance were either
captured or destroyed. Tho ucciden. OF
the morning t'Wucd to our advantage ns
much us though the whole movement had
been planned. The only regret have is
on account Of the capture, carly in the
morning, Of from 800 to 1000 men. |
am now sending 10 the War Department
ten bsitlc.nags. The lose of artillery in
the morning was wen from Crook, clcy.
cn from Emory, six from Wright.
From all can learn, think E1rly's
.r.infarccmcnts hero urc less than 1000
m u.
(Sign dl J.. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
General Custur arrived this afternoon
a. Washington with ten rebel bnttlo.iligs
displayed from the railroad engines.
(SisncD u. NJ. STANTON
Sccrctpry of War.
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FARM NOls SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

| have first rate farm for sac: il con
tdins 39O ncrcs of good land, there Is $50
ncr,s Of improvements on It, good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower floor, n
good cellar under the house lSA3J feet,
walled with brick, the cellar l. always dry
The house cost mo 81 900: alsr, u good
bank barn, 33NiO. The soil valics, part
is sandy soil, loom aud muck. There ia two
good large bearing apple orchards Of choicest
grdfc fruit, aud tie best peach orchard ia
Fulton county, grape vines, pear trees.
quinccs, with ornamental trees, dc in
healthy location, good water in abundance
Mt all seasons of the year. There Is sheds,
stables and other out buildings. have
lived on IL twenty years. 1t isn delightful
farm and In good icpair, good fences, &c,
The timber land is covered wit, choice oak :,
poplar, white ash ard other kinds.
II lies one mile east and west by nc.hnll
mile north nnd south, II good county road
crossing It and another along north side Of
it.. II lies between the Air Line Railroad
and Wabash ,S Eiie; four miles from one aud
five miles from the OGher. will also sell
farming tools cattle, horses, sheep, DC. ON
tea sOnRblc terms.
For further particulars address,
A. B. GUNN.
Oct2I Beta, Fulton County. Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-27

SHARP PRAcIIcE DEFEATING lIsELr.-
A good joke 10 told at the expense OF
the honest Democracy Of Miami county,
Indiana. They regarded their Senate.
rial district as perfectly safe, counting on
the largo mojority Of 1862, end desiring
10 did their friends in Cass, they sent
some one hundred and fifty Of tbeit
voters to assist IN carrying that doubtful
district. The consequence was, that q
Union Senator was elected in the Miami
district, and the rousing Union majority
in Howard county saved a Union Sena.
tor in the Cuss district.--Indianopolis
Journal.
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CIRCULAR.
STATE UNIoa EXECUTIVE Con- RooNs,
CoLUMBUs, Oct. 10, 1854.

10 Itt I NiNN NNAiN0 VI NiiAN'
You have achieved glorious victory in
tho late election. ior yourself aud Tor the
cause Of your country. You have given
an almost rnlir, uuion delegation TO the
ncxt Congress, and you h.vi elected ycur
State Ticket LyIvery large majority over
the friends aud Wpath GERS with treason
in the State, Tho yuta of our noble
soldiers in he field, which is every day
coming in UvSrN hcluiug ON the side OF
the Union, will increase this majority
almost To an equality wi'h thot which
orownCd the grcat victory of lost year.
But the work is by NO means compl tc.
we have un election uppolchiur orcvcn
greater itnpoi tanua than that which j.
passed, We must here again ach;cYe o
sig1al triuIlph. ..
We have but fw dsys for active
work; and We arc opposed by n party
vigilant, energetic, We'll orgau'Ecd, aud
unserupulous IA its rilarIs TO give success
10 bad cause. Let Us not be less un'
lirine in our cndcOvors 10 secure The
triumrh of right, Oi justice, aud OF ih,
country. We need urt rCmind you OF
the great intcrcst q he determined at ih,
coming elrcifH. Sdilice II 10 say. that
in the Judgment OF ma y uf the best nd
wistsl men OF our country, ihe very ca
istcnee OF tie nation dcpruds now ON the
Euceess OF the Union cause, and the
election OF Lircoln aud JJAusOu ~ the
choice oil the Union party
W. canuDi afford lo DC Idle when luSb
vast resu.is hang upon cur aeliun. A
thorough organization con alone ueturr
such success as We ought TO hayc. We
must see taar every man is eI the polls,
Thousands of voice have boen lost in
the State at the pat election, simply
from apathy aud nottcn,iln on the parl
of our irieEds, a,isng from the id iha
our success Vas certain. This must no
be repeated. We have strength, aud ",
ulust bring Il 10 the pOlls. In the shOr
time allotted for work before tho iglhl
day Of NuyCmber, we cannot Silard I,
consume much time in displays or II
large ass, uLlgg of men. LIT ia
great meeting b at lhr polls. LeI "a
tol1aship end pard commiiiees hroaShoa
the State hare accurate lists Of Uaioi
potss copied from he poll boo,s u iGs
ysar. aud isl tkem b. scelI assured hd! ~
man YemainiHg IN The towfSh,P, 'oard, Q
precinct fails TO cast his V.le.
We repeat j.; lhis mus be done, an
must be done IN every voting pr, cincl
There is no ex',,ss Tor wintlof prppe
organizations. Two o. uiFee men II
every township or warJ can sSsf, ms
aud II must MOI be negis cted
S.-st pains h6ve been taken by ia,
Gtnta -. ,rnI Committee To sunni
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Fuf The Tribune
70 The War borcavod Mothers.
on =, war berrGyd mothers,
Muai ing oc'r your hcrori slain
Gud has couutcd up your treasures,
On the altar steps OF palm
aud your breaking hearts ate censors,
Whence your burning ptn ycrs arise,
Anl tho rhnkinconsc " patience
Has performed the sacrifcc.
Al. the mother pride could nerve you,
First To bid your darlings GO
hut the mothor.icars disturbed you,
And your white lips murmurrd no!
TN remembering old tiuc story--
How YOUR horO fathers tell,
Sc could feel Columhias' glory,
Badc you yield your sous as well.
MiShap q, y on Lookout mountain
Fought above the clouds one day.
TIL from mid tho dust aud shouring,
Gods hand drew their souls away.
Mnyhap hand 10 hand with { 'rncu,
In the Wilderness they stood
'rill the purple shades or glotming,
found them Ncltctins IN their blood
S,ddci vet IL Libby Prison,
Saw them waste their lives away
On the turiLlc rack of famine,
stretched nnt writhiug every day.
Zen this We can bare in patience,
Haunted hy these Starving eyes,
Not the spartan Mothers courage,
But the Christians SIriioe.
Fell they when the dcar old banner,
iirst swcpt o'cr AtliutH's iuWcrs9
Then ca Grursia's green Savannah,
Sleep they under Southern lluweis,
Or with Iustars' charge advancing,
With shut lips and Latcd breath,
On their wnr siccds proudly prAncing
Straisht into the Jaws Of dcathl
Then, there names wiol use To rally
Coward souls forever more.
Aud this Shenandoah Valley
Shall tnill patriots to tlc ,nro.
But your loved camp nut in glory,
Every weary march is DER,
Aud the strong wings ol Aichnngcls
Guard lhcir white tents ever more.
LIZZIE PUTNAM
idncy, - Oct. 10, lcGi.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
SrATr oy Quo, kXECurIvE DErARrNrNr
CuLVMnus, Sent, %, 1851.


|, John Brough. Governor Of the State OF
Ohio, do hereby notify the qualified electors
q, the State OF Ohio, 10 assemble in their
respective Townships aud Wards, ut the
usual places OF holding elections. on Tues
day, being the Eighth day at November, A.
ID. 1864, aud then aud there proceed, as the
law directs, To elect TwENrY ONg Eclsotors
vi Pres ident aud Vice President Of tue Unit,
ed States, IN pursuance to the Constitution
aud laws OF the United States. and OF this
state.
In testimony whereof. | have hereunto set
my name, aud caused the great seal OF the
State Of Ohio TO be affixed, at Col.
umbus, the Twenty-Second day Of
September, In the year OF our Lord,
lsEAL. one thousand, eight hundred and
,iEty four, aud in the eighty ninth
yvsr OF the Independence OF the
Uuited States OF America.
Is, the Governor JOHN pROuGH
W W, AKastr sc, See'y VI STATE,
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{ pnclosinr u IN lctirs t7 iic rHt er
T y -,,..ili, 4bcn.tiny orc known to be IN
h1spts Ia or at a distant post, lest iherc
should b. points which the vigilance OF
our aqcuti has failed to reach. We must
cndcayoy TO secure the vote Of every sol
di,r, Tor these men standing ns they do
ia The very breach, appreciate The Issu's
in the sent contest, aud are iVund
votnr. with most singular unauimiy, on
the -idc ct thf county.
Tho tune FOR long communications,
either verbal or written rs past. Ihr
cause drmauds yirutuus work, LEI
cv ~ mao again prepare himself Tor the
contest. Again We coll on Union mon
thruulhuu, the State to give the day Of
election TO tho country. Let all places
of luincss be closed, aud Ut every
patriot repair g. his voting placc. pre-.
pared TO do his duiy, and t' urge other
mcn to- do theirs. O'ucf allure clu be
postponed; this must be- duu1 ou the
day. ono more triumph to
cuc,r our rollicrs IN the field. mud 10
carry di,may und discournrmcui iu their
llct, nd the country is we'd.
lIy order oi the committee.
&. VOLNEY DORSEY,
Ch 4irmiu.
lANrs WILLIAMS, S cretry.
NIB. We learn that In many eases
the r,turus Of the election iu the army lo
ocveril county clcrks arc not prepaid.
1T arrangements BE- at once mace ~ pay
this postage, that there may be- 40 excuse
un the porl of clttk. ur failing receive
or count the votes Of ,hi brlys soldiers
absent from their homes.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Go r2plt on the 9l,t day ofJanuary, l, Gj3
AUnuoW or STATES UrrIrgi


AvnuoW or STATES urFIcHi
issUHANtE ntrAUTNENT, :
CotuHnUS, ONO, August 29dy IsGtD
NiirnEAS, The NurrasauseU Fire and Marine In
suiauce Company, located NJ Providence, In the
state OF Rhode bland, has filed Ia this office sNori
statement ofits condition, required hy tho hrsi
Incorporated By the state er Ohio, passed Anil
sth lSnfi aud, lie rea said Company has furnished
the under,gued sati i,actory evidence that Il is nos.
sesscd of nj least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of
Actual Capital Invested In stocks, in bonds or IN
mortgages O real estate worth double the amount Tor
which She zane 10 mcrigneed and, Whereas, said
Company has filed IN tnis oce written in ,trnn ent
under it, corporate seal signed BY the President aud
Secretary thereof authorizing any agent agents of
said Company IN this State acku0N ledge service OF
prucess Tor and In behalf Of said COMPANY. consent
log that such service Of process, shall he taken and
llto ho ~ valid A. " served upon the Company.
nreodngto the laws Of this or any other state and
waving a claim right of error, by reason o such
acknowledgment Of service.
Now, rHrWEroWE, In puT,nsnre the first section
Of the ainrr'aid act, James u. Goldman, Auditor of
state for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Nrlcan.
,eii Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF pfovi.
dcncc, Rhode Island, l. authorized to transact the
business Of Fire aud Marine Insurance IN this state
until the htty'dr, day of January, in the year one
Nlousand eight hundred ani siNty.tye.
ln Witness Whereof, have hereuEio sub.
sctlbed my name ami c1useu tue sea- NJ
[L,S.l office to be nllxed the day and year above
wIitien. JAS, u. GOLDMAN,
- Auditor oiState.
NJ. nREWER, Ascent.
liiin, Ohio, uct 20, isGi. AVA
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Sheridon's Second Bullotn--0ver
Fifty Pieces Of Artillery Captured.
WAR DrrAErNENr WAsuNroN,
Oyt. oIst. lI.lO M.

WAR DrrAEINENr WAsmSroN,
Oct, 2lsh ll;lO \, NJ,
Tho following telegram received this
morning, centaiuu iurhcr particulars OF
the bdll!rol C,der Creek: ...
CHAR CBIrR,NA"ll:30 4. VI. Oct. aOi
L,cutcuaut.General GrIuI Cly Point.
We have again been favored by wcnt
victory, won tom disaster by the Cal.
anlry oS our officers aud men The at.
cl, on the cncmy was m ide about three
Z. ~, hy u let haltwhecl of the whoie
Inc. Wuh division OF cavalry turn.
iDg euch 0tnk of the enemy, the whole
line advanced. The enemy ancr stub.
durn resistance broke aud I'D, and were
lushed with vigur Tho aytlty cap,
iu,cd viii probably be over fly pieces
This, ct course, melodies what were cap.
turud from 0pr truops carly Ia the mora.
ing Al lras, 1000 prisoners We been
bru .hl iui also, wagons aud aubulauocs
IN large tumbcrs. The NOR ing the
avtry made dash ut Fishers Hill and
carried II; the enemy having He'd during
the night leaving only smell rear
guard.
hSNt ~ A'k'NA llS VS. " ~ NlN NAth
able officers kiled aud woundcd-amung
them Colonel James Thordurn (of West
Na,) commanding division OF Crooks
command killed; ColJpeI Howard; com.
m,ndmg a brigad', wounded severely,
but would not leave the hcld. cannot
give you exact details. Many Of our
mon caplugcd 10 the murning mudo their
escape and are coming in, General
X mstur commanding dNison in Ear
ly's army, died his morning.
lSigncd,l Z. II, SmKlpAS,
MujJr General.
Gen. Grants appreciation OF tho vic
tory at Ceaar Creek is expressed in the
| lol owing dispatch:
CRY PolNT, Oct. 20, . =, M.-Hon.
! l.. VI. S,ahtun; had n salute of one
huudr u guns, irom each OF tho armies,
iired in honor of Sherllan's last victory.
, Tuning what bid air 70 be DISASTER,
in.to glorious victory stamps Sheridan,
what have always ihousal him, ono OF
tho ablest Of Generals,
(ssged L s GRAyr.
L.. General
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L. III. SHERIDAN,
NJ jor General,

The battle was loughl on the sonc day,
l9th OF the month, that witnessed Sicrl.
dams victory in september, What the
numb,rs were, opposed t. Sheridan, urc
not yet reported to the Department. but
the bulducs, yJgor aud success OF the at
tack, strongly indicates Tat heavy re-
iulorc m MS had been sent from Rich.
m0ud with the expectation of fulfilling
Iongstreets boast 10 "smush up Shcri.
dan" long,trtet was knoWnto be in
the valley, aud had assumed command Of
the army, aud copildcnt hopes OF au over
whclmiug disaster to the Unjun army
were boastIully expressed for several
days back hv rebel adhcrcnls in Wash.
iugluu and Baltimore.
ISiIueL EDwN NJ. SrANTlE,
Secretary oi Wuv.
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MARRIED.

oct. 30, at the residence Of the bride $
Father in Stipio township, by Rev. T.. r.
levitt, Rev. George Moore, of Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, TO Isabella II. Third
daughter of Rev. Thomas Thompson.
On the LIST inst. in this city, by Rev.
X. Andrew, Mr.. Joseph Newseu and
Miss Hannah Baughmnn.
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Asthma and Cough Cured.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instanta.
neous relic: in cases of Asthma aud Whoop.
ing Cough, II often cures whooping before
u runs half its course, as ii acts at once on
the phlegm aud mucus. AMI expels them
from the throat, and thu sufferer is relieved :,
In case Of Asthma, use DR.. Wisharts Dyst'
pepsia Pills with The Cordial. as they have
never been know to fail to cure that disease,
DIR. wISHART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the fellow
ing diseases; Consumption. If not beyond
the power OF medicine; Inflammation of the
Lungs, Coughs, Sore Throat aud Breast.
Bronehitisf Asthma. aud an unfailing reme-
dy for female complaints. atwas
The above are few among the thou
sands whom this great remedy has saved
from an untimely grave. .-,r r
We have thousands Of letters from Phys-
icians and Druggists who have prescribed
and sold the Tar Cordial, saying that they
have never used or sold medicine when
gave such universal satisfaction.
REMEMBER that the Tar Cordial, When
taken in connection with DR.. Wishart's
Dyspepsia Pills, is an iniailible cure for
Dyspepsia. ...,N
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS. The
genuine has the name & the proprietor and
pine tree blown in the bottle. All others
are spurioue limitations.
DR.. l.. q. @. WISHART,
No. 10, N, Second St, Philadelphia. Pa.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, At whole
sale by all Philadelphia and New fork
Wholesale Druggists. 0e'2'7b
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H.Ost-S5 Reward.

In tho Post Office in Tiliu, a Pocket
Book containing between ten and twenty.
five dollar in money, road receipt with
my name attached. aud note OF three hun.
drcd dollars, PAYABLE ono day after date
given by Joseph Nollmer. ANY one leayiu
the same at Buskirk's Grocery or Nol!mcr'.
Clothing Store, will receive a rcwdrd of SIS
THOS. G. KNIGHT.
Oct2T-3v