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syphili, and Merourial Disease.

From Dr. Hiram Siodf. Of So. Louis, Xissoyr-i.
u find your SARsAPA R1LLA more eheGinet
and for syphilitic disease than any other possess.
The profession indebted TO you for some of the
best medicines we haye-p -
Prom 4. J. FyeRch, az d. an epaaeht physician If
Laurence. Mass. iclto Is prominent member V
the Legislature Of Massachusetts.
"DG. AYER-My dear Sir: have found your
SARsAPA an excellent remedy for SyphUis,
both of the primary and secondary type, and effect
other remedies. l do not know what we can em-
poy with more certainty Of success, where power
tul Alternative Is required"
Mr.. Chas s. ran Lie1r. Of Netc Br,,ns,rct, N j.,
had dreadful ulcers his legs, caused by the abuse
ofmercury, or mercuridt disease which grew more
remedy or treatment that could be applied, until the
persevering use ofAYER's SARsAPARiLLA relieved
him. Few cases can be found more inyetcIafe and
distressing than this and it took several dozen bot
ties TO cure him. rIs-eyT ms ,af4aIfurh
Leucorrhna, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrqfons Ctcer
alton, and are very often cured by tile Alternative
effect OF this SARSApAIlLLA. Some cases require,
however, in aid OF the SARsArARILLA, the skilful
application Of local remedies. '4' p
From de ,reli-tno,cn aud acidely-ceteJrdted DR..
r Jacob Morrill,, er(ineiRpat ir, H. a., i
~ have found your SARsAPA R1LLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases OF females Many of ir-
regularity. Leacorrhna, Internal Liberation, and
local debility, arising from the scrofulous diahesis
have yielded to it, and there are few that doSnot
when its effect is properly aided by local treatment"
A lady, nntci2ing 10 GRo,c The publication Of her
name, rrifeS:
any daughter and myself have hcen cured ofa
very debilitating Leucorrhpa of long standing, by
two bottles of your SARsAPARILLA."
rheumatism, Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused bv SornJiiia in the system. are rapidly
cured by this EXT. SAEsAPARILLA.
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hand. men do not 20, n suneply.. doggedly, |
OF with any sort Of apparent 'relhc'ence.
They ro to an encouater with something
ike soiemnity nov. with elastic ysteplapd
cbeerfnlly, but with set tech and earnest
fares. Set II down t6'theA credit Of pluck
-tsheer .plock. eIear elect. squsfe. sseTn,
qhiet. solid. honest pluck. 1t was this Which
fought Ante,am. notN outstanding the Sesepl
Days, Gettysburg, notwihs, andiug Chan
csllorsville, oiidhtisfhis SbieS yoold yet
give to this, ,arny The claripns Of, victory
notwihstshdpg, twchtS 30tss OF Jul y, lkt
the last. That sday1bas ceased fsom ,roub.
ling the army and i, become, like, any 9th
et OF the defeats Of three canphigns-to be
Offset, when thought OF, against aonje one
| Of the successes OF these tn ee years. and
depend upouii the successes a e oftenest
recallpds'o,t,j eseai si'sss ~ .siats riassl .l
! / ifssisl i4-a2LLE laa --a ~ 80 1if
! Ap,1ct AIr you are back bitten aud mn
uoycd, take example Of yonr boots, whi, h
alth ,iigh blatttped every day. shine more
btigh,lys aud endase every rub without. a
mul mdt. 4 shteSd old man, who had ac.
qnired the art OF ph,tihg the most fuvora-
ble Constructions on dishgreeable cvrntli
once said that people sometimes told les
respecting him J. but be reflected fbst
though there were some things reported TO
his disadvantage which were not tue, there
was abundance that was. true, which was
not reported. OF coutse the faults NJ just
IL charged might be fairly permitted 10
lcounterpoise those, which, though true,
we're not reported. A clear conscience
needs no sctHsation. ..ua sssas 80 1iiia ses5 eaa
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, IIood.. .On,rfo-. Eo,, T.a.loi
y .,...a Ia
rEDrtxr. ,.-.e , 49,.
Ii best assortment In town Greater attractions this
.n'n owr % anu lies M o, or New seSas just
have SOMETHING 5 FOR you all.
Our stock will consist In part Of all and styles of
Ladies' and Misses Dress Goods, n "a ~
e a'hh '''u'es t'oaks anu Vf'a.'ns''--. aic al2u
ladies' .,,,, u,..o. Boon a s,,r,, " ".u'
go, ~ Ladies and Misses Bolmorarskris
,b,p-,. Kid, silk and Lisle Gloves t.;t.f.
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THE ElSfEST DRAWING MOVER UsEDJ !.


The operator Is enabled throw the shaft attached IN
knife out aud In gear at peasure aud having timber cut
ting bar the knife be folded up the machine and
hence II be conveniently transported from 10 6ed
and will occupy less storage When haying Is over
The seat Is attached BY means long steel prngs that
elderly men and partial ipFads enabled TO operate IL
and its simplicity OF gearing makes II noseess
double geared machines II will be advantage farmers
In Erie Crawford and Ashtana eoOnties aud In venies
contiguous to nanufaetoy to hay machines made
hsms. 40 that part should be accidentally bFekeR
new pisee eoald BE- more readily substituted. s s
has not been used, make this oer We will let you
chase A. proyided II shall prove good herein
mended yos bsng Me dge. We believe In the superiority
o. oas hewer and shall eipbce opportunity to per
suAas IAsmers TO give them iai. fhfse assertions
oasea upon aetuai experiments Over hundred Machines
peught snq used BY farmers Northwestern Pennsyl
.ne season toesey of whom reer persons
~ chasing moved sxieen asrss in
doing their work well.
We publicly ehalese all psrsos interested IN ts se of
IVA osets 70 mees us In RIAL MOVING MATCH on
e't ground and In all sorts Of eIass We claim to
w svs " mes rpushef meadows 10 acres day
ana NOV he same number Of acres with greater ease
than czn oe cone with any other Maehinst -
We VII sell well finished hoEss ,iaeludng wolnsyes
q sbipple tee- Se for hgDdred doars Al tbe shop
OF puIehssng machpes Of obsning an or the
sale cf the saIps WIN nod us At the od FaeIs Fo on
Federal Hill, or can address us at ERIE Psnn'a -
Liberal Discount Made TO Agents
Erie Pa, March 1904 am7a7 J. a Z. DEEsMoRE
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We claim for Mower that fiji superior TO any other
in market for several reasons:
\ II Is LESS COMPI ATED-A SINpT I'm n GcItrNr

we tnat superior 10 other
in market for several reasons:
IT Is LESS CoMPLIcATED-A SIMPLER MACHINE.
IT'S well understood principle in Mechanics that the
least eomphaton ana the least gearing In machinery
eessy 70 subseye the purpose for which II is designed the
onIs Is me only single geared Mower in
ke ana Will need no argument 10 convince rers that
becsnse this fact II w be less to get out of order
ana more readily repaired II accidentally broken
Our Mower is better than am its competitors fr another
teason in the construction Of rival Machines their prope
tors have found II Necessary TO gear them up 10 high mo-
ton, to Pfevent .coggng Herett FORE those Machines
haxng the highest motion have been mos. popu m r
ners cogging las been Of the worst difficulties to
9e % oVseofe and the gher the notion tie less
py an improvement which made our Mower we prevent
and eain allow motion, knife making less than
revolutions 10 OF the drive wheel which is les
% tan Mo-thirds Of the motion in other Machines Hence
than those Of higher motion ~ 's
Our knife IL placed line with the ars of tba ao
.nee vnleh found teryieeable In moving on Knoll or
ggyi hayDga comparatively low moiou IL Il iessIia.
@ @ 20 oesS WEI eIought Up By hidden stub or stone;
ana 70 tee act that timber cutting bar
enable US 10 NOV rougher meadows with imnnv
than can be done with any other Mower f''
Excepting the tongue machine is made hotlv f ron
and STEEL hence IL durable than those made sroeIv of
wood, and therefore certain 70 shrink SWELL and wear on{
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g.. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Hherirn.
d, lt1ea Scaid Head, Sore Eyes.
Prom Harrsy sicttsr, Esq. as ao.e sd,i,er qr he

fro" Harcsg saesler n'g ne aoe 1rnT e
s'Our only child, about three years of age, was at
tackled by pimples ON his forehead, They rapidly
spread until they formed loathsome and yirulent
sore which covered his face, and actually blinded
his eyes for some days A skilful physician applied
nitrate of silve i'd other remedies, without any ap
parent effect. IUr fifteen days we guarded his hands
Iest with them he should tear open the fostering and
corrupt wound which covered his whole face. llay-
ing tried every thing else had any hope ffom we
began giving your SARsArARILLA, aud applying
the iodide OF potash lotion, you direct Tie sure
BEGAN TO heal when had given the first bottle
and was well when we had finished the second. The
child,s eyenshes, which had come out, grew again.
and he is us healthy and fair as any other 1he
whole reighborhood predicted that the child must
ha
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land oINrM EMIT

i
All who have Friends and Relatives the Army and Navy
should take especial that they be amply supplied with
these pills aud Outmen and where the brave Soldiers and
better present san Be ss them by their friends They lave
been proved to be the Soldiers neverailing friend in the
hour of need.
Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.
Will be speedily relieved and eeetusly cured BY using
these admirable necnes and by paying proper attention to
the Directos which are attached to each Pot or RoH
Wives and Sisters of our Volunteers
Yon cannot rt int hs EnaPacks of Iasssrds and
| ply of this
Extraordinary Military Salve.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night exposed
depchng rains and chill night air. is often seized with
VIOLENT PANS, COUCH and. suFFaCATiNS HQARsE-
piled with H0LLOwAYS PILLS and HOLLOwAY'S OINT-
MENT, all danger averted few Pills taken night a'd
the throat aud chest will tho sEvEREsT PAINS
and stop the most distressing or DANGEROUS COUGH.
Therefore say to the whole army:
Soldiers, Attention |! I!
See your health do not trust TO the ARMY supple
although most valuable. These Pills snd OINTMENT have
been thoroughly tested they the only remedies used in
the European Camps Barracks; forty years
ing the CRiMEAN CAMPAIGN he established DEPOT at BAL
many time his special Agent there has sold ton in
weight Of the ontment in single dy These terrible ard
DiARRHEa. DysENTERY. .sCURvY, SORES and sCRoF-
UOUS ERUPTl0NS all disappear like charm before these
Pills and Ointment and while the Cry rings throughout
the land, fti..lH '-R ssr'-s
To Arms To Arms - a'oaa't
hands he.e fc tst them to
resist the dangerous exposures the Feve the Chs aud the
wounds which they avoid and what is
frequently get In the Of need Whereas flour
brave have only hands nto their Kaapsacks
nd there remedy for all he casualties OF the bat
field how many Thousands OF lives wonld thus he saved
who would otherwise perish before relief could be Obtained
I
CAUTIONR--None aregenuins unless, the word "ilol-
LowAY, NRw YoK AxD IOyDoS," are discernble as tie
mark In every leaf of the book of direcans arouId
each pot box the may be plainly by holding tie
ieafiO The ig. A handsome reward will be given to any
rendering such information lead TO the detection
any party parties countereng the medicines vend
ing the same, knowing them TO be sporioul - --i-f r
: Sold at, manufactory of Professor HOLLOWAY 80
Maiden Lane New York. and by all respectable prugs
md Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized world In
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GREAT REBELLION /;

The critics and the public are right 10 predicting that s
siye popularity all other histories of the War for the unon
Its theme will be the heroic daring patient suffering and hairs
win form the theme Of conversation at enumeabe 6resdes
fr years TO come, II wilcoptan stirring details hephilo-
snphca Analysts ofthe Causes OF the War by JoN LoTRor
MOTLEY LII d. Author of The Rise Of the Dutch Republic
etc. the dates of all the important events from the John
Brown reid accurate and revised Of the principle
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One third the proceeds Of all Subscriptions sent direct to
win given for e Reiiefof Disabled Soldiers ad all per-
who wish copy the work. and also TO benefit the sol
ders should send In their and address AZ once Also
any officer private person section othe country
having knowledge OF heroic act stirring incident win
win obge ms by sending account ofifS "a M q
Booksellers, Posmasterr and Csnvissing Agents will he
furnished with Subscription Prospectus application to the
Publishers.
G~ liberal commission rsn 10 Soldiers desingto aci
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Il ysoneascsd betb By Tia wsrd ofscepce and ihs World
Of hhion the nnsst prep4atisn Invented BY
tadoo No Astcr House, New Yorh. Sold BY all Druggists
Applied By I'll Har Dsszen-
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Erysipeias - General Debility : Purify the

is From DR.. Robf. Sa,eia, Houston ST., NJ. 7.
uDR. AVER; seldom fail TO remove ETTpffons and
ScrQfiioWs Sores by the persesering use Of your
SARssPARILLA, and have just now cured an at
tack of Mdlfg1iaRt Ergsipeids with IT, No altcra-
tive we possess equals the SAnsAPARlLLA you have
supplied to the profession well as to the people"
From J. y. Johnston, Esq, Wdkeman, Ohio.
For twelve years had tile yellow Eryspelas on
my right arm, during which time tried oil the cell
ebfated pliyticans could reach, and took hundreds
of dollais worth OF medicines The ulcers were so
bad that the cords became visible and the doctors
decided that my arm must be amputated. began
taking your rSAnsAPARInLA. Took two bottles, and
some OF your PILLS Together they have cured me.
] am now as weil and sound as anybody. Being in a
public place, my case is known TO everybody in this
community and excites the wonder OF all.A
From Hon Henry Monro, NJ. PsP., Of Ne,ccastle, c.
VA leading member qf the Canadian Parliament
81 have used your SARsAPA RILLA in my family
for general .debkifNs and Tor purifying ne blood
with very beneficial results, and feel confidence in
commenting it to the afflicted"
49,. T1r,-o co1A Tlh ~y,,,,
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and by all National Banks

which depositses Of Public opeys and oil REsPEcrA-
BILE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the eountry
(acsf ~ agents % In National DepoAiosy Bans) will
urnish further information application and s 7sl2m
iIuArroIp ErEHy FACILITY TO sURscRlBERs, u
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! irnrl 4cESEsrE rAL1EYr wErcus

sIsfBat1 little 1o over 500 Pounds
And ts lightness the simplicity fits maener s
Of oon, aud its freedom from high gearing consp
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All who hare Friends and Relatives the Army and Navy,
should take especial that they be amply supplied with
these Pills aud Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers and
sailors have neglected 10 provide themselves with them.
better present be se them by their friends They ave
been proved to be the Soldiers neverailing friend in the
hour of need
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~ Esfiy Physiesi D.g.psresy of +,
r1ao -A.,aaorsoazat 1seoPJ ct

1UST PUBLIS1IED BY Dr.. A. Stone,
- Ply ican 10 the Troy Lune and hyeienic Institute
nerican People the ~ Nervous Debility, Cousrmp
fiofi and Marasrnuss ~ 1ffu httl +l9e ~ y
thtne language and appeals dhecuy 20 the nofa con
sciousness Of pARKSTs md Guardians especiy deail-
ling scientific and relinbe aids and eanentfpr cure
II will be sent BY mail the receipt NJ two t3l centsamps
Parents end dadians fail 10 send andobsin this book
Young Men ien not n send Ter this book -
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g. ... i,r 80 ,nortss. ton ScllErs for ,hree
-...-,ae NJ. .,,.i!ats 80 81 Ssar;ptioo received
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Ha..is. .-.'.2 ars y:s.. esr dells:t; FOX
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ADVERTISING.
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w II---I-' 'lI--.NI.I NITT,
'r"l:... t. u,a@r Ia tine RAM. 'i' 'rim
'I|I'..' ','':.- II' N",.'ilH WIZ Tn N M,
h!,I 10" SOLD a.. 80. matching ~ ~" T. 10
:-ul D.. - L..--.-.. ..I.nu III. 81 II

,..IEF " TgE ! 81 ~ IkE, Il. 8. lay
ioi ..rrIc,.nv..I at q the Chicago "Juurn@I
~ referring, t,.n gir.o,Ia ":.;s IN V och "'..
j., communicate 81 ..:e cncmy, gT., the |
lowing incident:
Women mot Invariably Any 'hct!Gr T. -
,ncy .houii Jc"--hnYc AWAY, been cE:rIo:rI
To- persuade in,or,n..;lon out Of unsIs; ccti' :.
bur oct unsr-pcciG,i pcIsUis, a',i they br!r.
. Legr5a Of Iact eDd RhrGwdness into play
that n...t:" l.unx:i.g can neTn' hope 10 cq'.:'i.
Many :. w.al. ,,,.a iC3a caught miS!. their hCn"Y
Of nypotrav i'a&. ~ iliuaira,ion,: i sue"
ordinate Federal ":rr. IN 1 certain city,
wirbiE ina ,."rar:n,,.,: t..t clt Ecru sn7-
=pec.&A u i6Oy...ty, -; GgOU! 10 '":srran-
!ris arrest :nU.d 30 Obtained. .rG -. "a Il d-r-
Iicr resort. w.puIau 'y'.7 iot :, n'n.
SIS: 5...iti her w:ss irtu -..5 ;.:a ter..C. u.,
be- me bis :'Gexe tc-: friend, bur, Gr dir.
lha5 cars wcr0 u 80 u's, tur he could nut ~
nisee: 20 -s.y orc ,.Urd Of matters pertain
my to L.. Ode, sne changed h"r Flc: Il A.
,a.E. aEi Turned oGp!c ii cnr:o"s, Md.
4 ! 81. Sold, b.4.ut..;., cY-5 uyd" LIN. ~.
nnireGueittiY lac ,coaid riIo om& o: town s',so
H.. rauallT, ard ba ahacG; three or ivmr
b.airr, ..nL rr,iirn. fer as the iDuiJ a 10.
lwant5- !nnt bot ,usi de:,c nhe could count
Wi;u,na :aeu., thu, taJ to III gChis II ms
ch:ri tErrs year. aud 40 Deg.lo &c watch i he
,n.,I. any nr.r.ga,irn ipr ;bcaG rxcursiuns..---
80. lie IGalc.i the U!i-inrhiOI ed piaini.
j,r, nn l.ia slry,r, lighted h His.r, l'adc !igr
: .u..s... ;. .,,.-n y.--'0njg that, and n0lhnS
more -, hn Diet 8, and s:a LuiiY Tine
,:.nIi -iJ1' IL last. Sic Observed tina. Ar
nL :.u ni.u-n.i cha!ge INTO $40 pistol, Or:
lay and al. ~ IT.. iiI1 grew curious III p.s-
t,lL
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DritI; of i'm old GcmtIenI!in.

u.El At h. residence ~ Jd",e: ity county 49, "h
the .oii april. Mr. slCHAhp'o' hh'"n'' 1be -
wears Tn. deceased hsd during his long CAREER He'd
-. -. :, ,,,;. rru.. and honor; was a com mig
I, i- war ISL, Tor v bile Deputy Jar
m vryui for twelve member OF the Hors< Of
Delegates tHiGr sh sheriff 81 his c"unty, anu Tor lty
odd wears ma stratr.
/ wing 81 near lines tie enemy had, on Accon q. OF
"a. uotncrs ssIt5 and esoul TO our CAUSE re bb.d
iii, Of nj su.t-I instr Gated hi:l 10
rnu.-ly,bl- tr Il ~ with Crsti: hilo-o
o confident u!tim tt- succ-sS, sud de rpy, la
H. ip ASSURANCE oi Clis.n faith leaving vile. 10
whom lie hal been married 1T Sests and six ch
ren 10 sadly miss Ills presence, but nat I lurn HI
II aIs.tiCu to . harpie, sPheIe.
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,.ri. NJ VOLUNTEER SERVICE.

E.I.uIrfsG OFFICE 6Y Tx MARYLAND LiSE,
Richmond, April 81, !sdi
~ N-ior Gst.sral Commanding has placed the under,
crs. or,le re ui.ing service Il The Mary acd
IT,, ,rt directed hat An fice be located At Belria
he,, -l s.,crt for the purpose Of receiving apEca'
G a heir fellow-c'ize1R who desire 20 join as vol
3'@r.s -ith rir brethren nos Ia the service All per-
49, alp ctEeus OF Maryland, either native or
riat -the beginning OF the war and who are now III
- '!s, IN regiments or commands 81 othe' States ~
~ "iiia requested 10 make their appllcahoh IN
.- iosir prchs-d and transmit the same 10 asJ Ten
tly SutaL,on "a, Col. Bradley 7. johnson, iano-
'rJlu;5u Va. WHO viii attend 70 the transfer beng
GIIr
.'~ ,rr!iran will subscribe his name 10 ne to1m nl
.i5:rr nA ,roeure some one having knowledge pi his
-as rssd.nce to subscribe TO the oath annexed, be-
So r5ro n ssrvDefo officer n the CoDiederncy.
CHARLES s. CONTi f,
FIRST Lieutenant !st Maryland Bat cry,
Maryland Line.