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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-13
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-, C6,ple1ioe which follows the Of HAsASs MAG
nj, the True Of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies ID
Society understapd this NJ
The Magnolia Balm the rustic County G into u" De'
more rapidly than any other one thing -
Rednes suuburn Tau. PeeEles' Boene' aud Al the e2e
nns.r where il is used. and genial cultivated fresh
.IDre,on is obtained which rivals the Bloom OfYOuh Beauty pos
e to al, who will invest cents at any respectable store and n' Oh
getting the Magnolia Balm Depot No. q ParkrOw,RY .
LYoys KArHAiRoS is the bee; thing for the iiar'
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GREAT RACES AT CINCINNATI-HERZoG AND
POMPEY PAYNE.

There are preparations making for an event i'll
turf matters that viii rival the meeting Of Wagner and
Gray Eagle and that OF Kentucky and Asteroid. The
owners OF the colts, POmpcy Payne and HeIzog
each anxious to have the superior speed OF his horse
knOwedged and uniting in arrangements for trial
at Cincinnati this Fall HerZOg has made the fastest
Oue-uIle record, bat POmpey Payne
has beaten him in two races-miledash and neheats.
great stake will be opened 40 Cincinnati this Fan,
when there will be grand meeting Of the best horses OF
the North ana the South But horses that jndg
ment, equal % these twONGrsdes, which beat POmpey
Payne IN the twOmle race here last Spring aud Ex-
change full brother 10 EXtra-Bil also DO present, as
well as COttnn. Mr.. MOOre's horse
II the proposed programme Is carried out Of bringing
together those fine horses at Cincinnati this Fall such
racing Will be done as has not been for day
Lexington Ky) Statesman, July 6.
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center field in his stead Frank Norton win play snos
but he VIII nave 70 actce very thoroughly TOT uId be
nled. E. MlT very properly will go back 70 n ,p' few
base, Iasition in which ne mas VTmosition
believed the bat another very wise arranse from,
is TO be h0ped that he will also Captain te IF the
bis posi- an and exnorience he is the best nteu W 49,,
nipr, he nine have their first practice game III
order OF things the Union ground, "liha"'o-'
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REMOVAL.
$l55
800

TIE Collins METAL WATCH ASn JBWRLRY FACTORY
has REMovEp hsE Office a No ~ Nls,ust their splendid
new ofcs No 80 BNuAhWAl lhe,v superior Watches
hrs 10 use over lIrr and r universal satisfaction,
aud ~ 20 moderate puee surpassed appearance
aud hrhme %, g ones costing $50 and $40 They have hecn
greatly hpmtrd but thr prices remain the same rs Those Of extra
Noe ha tn Grns and Ladies' JeWelfT othe uehe styles,
respect g. the gn the prices WE
HAyIBUr oNk OfFlCk No AGkSTS, not responsible
bogus and worthless goods sold At cheap leeely establishments
uurstuy M only place where tho GENUINE COLLINS METAL
NANuE5 AND JBWBLKl CAN BIS MAD.
g. h. COLLINS Co.. M. 3j Broadway,
Corner VI MVfbsk
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Tie ilIl amount q IDS Loan Is
$6.5OO.OOO,
and oftha sun 81 $50. 900 have already been placed
The bonds will be sold for III presept Al
SO, and accrued interest, EctF
in currency.

The agents reserrins the nslt tie advance the rate.
The ich justify uade guel in giving their
unqualified eOmHepdshoa
i. THE PRESENT VALUE OF THE LINES ALREADY IN
OPERATION IN KANSAS AND THE PACT THAT IT Is EARN
ING ENOUGH MET on C7 MILES. FROM LOCAL rRAF1 D.
EXCLUSIVELY. TO PAY MORE THAN THE TOTAL AMOl, /,
OF INTEREST on THE WHOLE LOAN.
IL. THE SECURITY AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING VALVE
OF THE ss3 MILES OF RAILWAY AND TELEGRAPH NoAT.
GAGGED.
III. THE FACT THAT THgNRr VALUATION OF THE
COMPASVS PROPERTY MoRTGAGBD 20 SECURE THESE
PONDS Is s2J,0OO,O0 WHILE THIS LOAN IS MERELY
$4,000, 900.
Nv. TIRE LAND GRANT or THE COMPANY. SIX MILLIONS
OF ACRES, OF WHICH oNBuAlP Is MORrGAGED As an
ADDITIONAL SECURITY FOR THESE BONDS.
V. THE CERTAINTY OF GREAT INCREASE IL THs
TRAFFIC. OF THB ROAD. FROM THROUGH AND LOCAL
SOURCES. BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE REMAINING 10
MILRs TO DRSvER, WHICH Is To BE COMPLETED Br
JUNE l. 1870
vi. THB CONVERTIBLE CHARACTER OF THE COUPONS
WHICH VIRTUALLY GIVES THIN THB VALUE or h'
CHANGE. INVESTMENT or CURRENCY IN THB GREAT ~
NANCIAL CITIES OF LONDON. FRANKFORT AND NBW'icRs'
VII. THE ALREADY GREAT AND CONSTANTLY ScRhAs'
ING VALUE OF TIlB PACIFIC AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN AiL
WAY TRAFFIC. ESPECIALLY INDUCED BY THs SUCCESSIVE
COMPLETION OF ONE LINZ OF THROUGH PACIFIC '-N
WAY
VIII. THE PECULIAR AND INCREASING VALUE or IN"
xuppp Az, I,o, ,snps nT LAND SET APART As sINh'
INC prNn pop ruR SECURITY OF THB BOND, Bb"~
ALONE SUFFICIENT TO PAY OFF ALL rHB BONDS
~ THE yAcr THAT THIS EXTENSION TO DEsTIR.
,vu,tv prSn,yG THE HEART or TIKI GREAT ROCKY NOUS
r.IS conNTRY TO ST. LOUIS CHICAGO. AND THE CITES
-, a,,R EAST is A CONNECTION WITH THE UNION PACIFIC
n pu4p BEiNG SECURED BY CONGRESS IN tEhrAR
v1IUIRLB RIGHTS or TRANSPORTATION OVER THAT
po,n Ann THE CENTRAL PACIFIC WA CHBYBESRl AND
- GRIP or ~ MILES FROM ST. LOUIS TOWARD THR CON
u, rrroN OF THE CONTEMPLATED THROUGH SOUTHERN
nom OVER THE THIRTl.FlFlH PARALLEL TO SAN DiBG"
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
TtE FACT THAT AT THE PRESENT RATE OF GOLF
TuTSp RoNps YIELD OVER sl PER CENT PR AsSCh, IN
CURRENCY FREE or TAX.
The attention Of Investors is these weseeured bo'd' "ha
We recommend as one othe pr a investments In the HA'ss'
Gold aud Government Securs iakea in payment at her HAA'
yaue without oOumissops
Pamphlets Nth maps giving nl Information sent on aPpH''A
DABNEY, MORGAN & Co..
No. SO ExchanGe-Plnce'
Il. K. JESUP & Co,
NO. - Pine.ss
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. 80 81. re
st Antagonist Kendhk Mention Nay o. ard Gibraltar Jupe t
f,it INV b lat spoke brig 6aEehe rom fsenV W.
adeyha 60 days uut and short OF proYihons taPneu ~
sCHOONERs-RIYKR ASp COAsrYIsE
Nh, CfForj RoadouL Ceres. NeFburgh
JJSSbita Win, Rondout Revenue. Providence.
I'h.,,v NJ. iIsvcu Adephi Providence
q ~ 'cnmnngs Providence. A VI. Acken Providence.
p Kirberg SorsIeh S. s. Tyler Hartford.
o. - Prtf,sr.t J. Clark. Wexford
- Riast+,an Rr.toI MARY Jane Eew.Lonton
Ira Bliss Providence. Media,of. ran W.;
H.. Bartlett, Greeup0rt Bthl buueI rI99uI,euCC.'
NJ. In, ProriIenrr Franklin Pierce, New.Iiayeu.
Torssct,cnt Nsr.liayeu Celesta, Portland, c.
por,i.,I ~ Chase, Portland Ct
n ~ Iv|s1 PertIsni O. Martha p. King Portland, c.
Maria Hall. Portland Ct hllst, nVI'npoIr
D,His Webster Proyi epce. Julia s. Swan NoTEhporL
john C. BAXTER, Providence.
BELOW.
Shin Emerald Isle Blowers frou Liverpool June H. Hdse
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrREs, MONROE July l2Tbe T. s. Revenae Ouef Notu
err Ncowan from Cincinnati has arrived from cruise oule
he r.po passfd Baltimore sr Jane LOUISA roh AIVyo
p A. tbe bark Cricket from Rio Jaueo is ontside ~,
WiMlSGrov c. July 2Anyvd yesterday steamship keoeceA
CiyIe. from NsS-lOrk. nj H., p.,,,no,..
Lilly, for New-Iork.
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la "a 3D. Nh 5th 9Th. 7tb 8tb. ah
Eass:...5s g 81
UupdeMr Hatfield Of the Muuals seosMessrs. BeaTe and
Home Rans-Galsghsr. q Gaarhln. l.
RED STOCKINGS VS.. FOREST CITY.
The Red Stockings of Cincinnati beat the
Forest City Base Ball Club at Rockford, Ill., on Saturday
OLYMPIC OF WASHINGTON VS.. STAR.
The Olymplcs are expected to arrive in the
city this morning. and this afternoon will play the cham
plOn amatuer Stars on the CapitOne Ground, Brooklyn
REORGANIZATION OF THE MUTUAL CLUB.
The Mutual Club held its regular quarterly
meeting at Wdey's Clubhouse, Broadway, last evening
The attendance was very large The successive defeats
comment among members OF the Organization,
10 was supposed that the matter would be finally d,s
posed OF last evening but IN measure such the
case. After considerable discussion, IN which the
playing well as the playing members took part II
finally agreed 10 transfer the whole matter c0nsd
Grafton o. me playing mae WHO |ill meet tins evening
aud decide the future OF action for the
thh the Nine VIII vote 10 DO away with the Board OF
Directors and elect man 10 direct the movements Of
the Nine. This one man is 10 put the Nine under
thorough course OF training at once They are TO play
at least twice week, aud as much oftener as
practicable. Other much needed reforms In relation
be enforced. Who this one man viii be is OF
cOurse at present not definitely known, but there
is hardly doubt but what John Nday will be the man.
The unfortunate difficulty that led TO the retirement
from the Nine Of the Hunt brothers has made 1t
sary for the future OF the Club 70 make
Of changes In the playing Nine. SO many ia
circulation regarding the action Of the Hunt brothers.
That true statement OF the causes should
be made public. Not until two three days previous
10 the day on which the last Eckford Mutual game was
played II definitely known that the game was 20
come off, G. Hunt had been informed that 1t would not
be played and 50 had made preparations spend the
day out OF town. Afterward IL WIS decided 10
play the game, but Dir. Hunt refused TO play
and went into the country. His brother, Il. Hunt
also refused to play the EckfOrd game as
signing for his reasons certain pecunary nntters
relating ~ the Club IN which he did not consider himself
fairly treated rhs action Of two such PLAYERS Ga fle
eve Of an important match, caused much indignation
among the members OF the Club, and IL was the almost
universal determination not TO permit them 10 ulay Ina
The nine again, From present. appeiraIccs
there viii be an addition OF two new men, one
lf whom is alnOsG unknown In base ball circles ana IL
10 play the important position OF second base hi, name
: Murray, and he was formerly member Of The Ross
Tub OF Harlem Inc other addition supposed to be c.
ion. Swandell Will 90 to the field, Hatfield
akng the third base 10 Is probable that G.
ake his old position In the LETT field There
some talk Of NeahOn going Out aud Egger playing
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Total.....'...".'.'
l.t a. Cd. ii6. 9Th 9Th. eth aih. 9th. Total
etic""..t u ! ! o 3 , 81

Unire-Mr Elias Cope Of The Maryland Of Baltimore scorers
Nts, Bu.ep and Nichols Time Of metlree touIs anu tarI'
uutes Feeding Athietc-Fy tacles-"eacu one,
two: Senseuderier, two McMulgn ones foI"u one 80
,.ht Aflsufcs-Kenuy fuman Chapman one 'Idh
tee NcUousd one; Pesrce. total eight Catches on Ne
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Base pa7Ath.stcs-fut out ~ fr
% Reach four: Berry two; total fieeu. Assisted by AcMteu
Radcliffe, two; Fuiner one AA1os
PINT ont y Chapman seven; Pike Ferguson ones henh one
psrra ONE total twelve Assisted hy fcg fur; feaIee 'N"
& 80, IN ,,r one out or Eul ial-Atauc three; Athletic
s,s First sc on clean hts-Atheie thr'vonci Atlantic twenty
T,tsl s So made Athletic osyUo; Atlantic IuItgLtt
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M BUFFALO PARK RACEs.

BUFFALO, July 12.-The fourth annual meet
Ing Of the Buffalo Park Association which commences
Aug 10. is destined to be magnificent collection Of first
class horses purse Of $1,000 free for all horses Will
DE contested for Forty horses already stabbed on
the track and IN training and daily arriving
the city. All the leading horses OF the country will be Ia
attendance. The driving park Is IN excellent condition,
and the Association Is making every preparation for
cOmWOdatiug visitors. Two Canadian hOrses-Ratte
Snake and Lady BiaLe-wil rOt Thursday next for
purse Of SO gold best three u five in harness. and on
FRIDAY for 90 in gold to wagons
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THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP-EAGLE VS.. EN-
PRE-.
The first Grand match of the series Of amateur

championship games tool place yesterday at the Elysan
Fields Hoboken the presence Of about 1000 spectators
Considerable interest manifested Gs TO the result
as both clubs haG been praccng well for the event and
both ont in full force the OCCASION The weather.
though warm made bearable by the breeze
river and turned out TO be Just the thing for good
game. great committed by both clubs was that
OF playing with too elastic ball which precluded any
thing like fair fielding by its eccentric bounding
The batting both sides good, although there is
room for Improvement. The following * the score:
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LIST "a 81 ~ ''5 s'l 9Th 74 s4 oa-To.al

P Posl.,g s...s ! . z 2 10 l5--5s
TTpe Mr. L. Iioa Of tie Athletic CBrool7nj Club Screr,
Messrs Dr. g. T. Lsut IEe Of game hoar Left
Proctor Hartman, y byer. /; Bcyns total o.
a.r,ip.- 'TIsSey, i Thomas. l-totl Clean Home
Ruus-nartmtu, l. Nelson 2 Fly Caohes-Bass, Reid
/ stars p York Proctor l. Hartman ?; Ryer BsyiHs p
Bound Hod-s Crhes SAes-Bass odes
Pav-Put ont by Reid L. Sk 3; Bsins 2; HantoB D.
total Assisted by Proctor o; HARTMAN Bebs J-to
BY Allison. Assisted ly Ppkham, Outs f0u BalsFos-
haitian, times; Eckford, - times
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DERFECT HEALTH restored to all by DU
BARRYS REyALESTA FOOD which eradicate dyspeps con,
.tip,tion di,rrhea &C. Tins 10 81 D. DU BARRY Co. Ioj
Waa n Y KERR 7ij Broadway and all goers ever here
T b. BYNNER a. Co, No 1879 Broadway.
10 WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT WHOLESALE
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PASSENGERS ARRLVED.

rpoN IryRRPooL-In steamship Manhattan, JAY l2-MI w
,n T r clarke Miss Clarke Mr. and Mrs Dies.aGs' ms peS
on Mis- BAIT Master Muller Ct g. r. BseoA - FsIIs, m
Bo,worth Sir aud Sra Graths, NJ GTeehOaum mas
Miss Fechtal.
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
yvuyopv Bour Their Bar Wind he" I ~. oar, " "
Y 60 S1i2 NV II 100 3Gl2 NV
;,fno-very cloudy At t2OJ; little cloudy at Gear
a noon Ahrruoon-Lttle eouy At lUi hshtY
70 ~ % sunset EceninCears 10 ~ slightly ha w
e@na. from rPTyt-Ths planet is DOW In the sign oil
ht 100 nobwsst n Rseha pha Fiseium aPa ses hs
nor'h OF lne m. eighth magnitude will be less than ~ not
% ~ hs moon the period Of the third quarter 81 10" W
the uorhiua Of the Jth
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Go 10 TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER u Co.,
Nos 3HN 100 add IO9 HowpHY nppuS,to hAthst, y T.,
iuf Mans Bows CmLpKrNs tlOrHlN1.
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IAGuoiiucrnental

FREEDOM FROM SUNsTRoKE.-lt is remark
able fact h1i II Knox ,r suffered from coup
'oe ByhcJv sNo 2l2 Broadway style White Beaye
waeh Is the acme Of elegance
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SUNDAY School BoOKs-NROUGHTON n wy
HAS, y" u Bs l0s lysP ting 1s variety h0l al P19A'ls''
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TROTTING AT MIDDLETowN, N. Y.

IKOI INF At MIDDLEIUWNJ NJ l.
A purse of 500, mile heats best three in
FIVE M harness. trOted for The Orange County
Pleasure Grounds at MddetOwn, Saturday afternoon.
The entries j. T. Adams Or. f. Bruus and TerbeI's
b. Prairie Hen. Prare Hen took the first heat and
Brutus the last three.
SUMMARY
Orange County Pleasure Groass MdoUn July 9Purse l0O
mile heats, best three ia I've. 10 barnes
F. Adauss Dr. BTutus
Terbefs Prairie
TIne-2:sBt 2:43
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lt "a %. 4lh 5th. 9Th 7tb. sb sth
E Eags,:.s5 : 8 ~
UupsMr Hatfield Of the Mqiuas seorsrsMss Belaues and
KELLY Leit Bases-I- Miller J; McGOWAn Il Fleet Clean
Home Rnns-GaIlsgher q GauRhan.
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RED STOCKINGS vs.. FORE
OLYMPIC OLE WASHINGTON VS.. sTAR.

The Red Stockings of Cincinnati beat the
Forest City Base Ball Club at Rockford, H. OH Saturday
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AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following named persons are authorized
agents for the AdUocate=-to receive subscrip-
tions, advertising or Job work, take pay there
for and give receipts.
Wilcox-A 7. ALDRloH, J. L. BRowN.
Kano.-FRANK W. Niece.
Johnsonsburg ISAAC HAGAN.
st. Marys.-CHAs. MoVEAN.
Centrevile. HOMER B. LEACH, Maj. BURKE.
Caledonia.-W. P. SMITH, B. A. WEED.
Bennezette.--JoHN c. BARD, J. ". BRowN.
Shawmut.-JoHN FARRER.
Spring Greek. "A. W. IRWIN.
Highland. ELLoTHoRPE.
Horton.-D. c. OYSTER, N. NJ. BRooKwAY.
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IT is fact perhaps not generally known,
but interesting to young men, that the soil
tary linglet, which floats from so many water.
falls, is notification on the part of the wear.
ers that they are not engaged. If it is ex-
tremely long the wearer is supposed to be very
desiricus of getting spliced at once; if only
moderately long, it shows that only good offers
will be entertained; an extremely short,
meagre ringlet indicates that the wearer is
very particulay as to whom she accepts, but
nevertheless shows that she is not yet engaged.
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN JUST

A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN JUST
N published in n sealed envelope
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De
bility, and lmrediments to marriage general.
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapacty, resulting
from Self-Abuse, &C., by Robert ]. Culver
well, NJ. D., author of tho "Green Espk,"
etc. Price in a sealed envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated author, Sn this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years succersful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self abuse may be radically
cured without the use of internal medicine,
or the application of the knife, pointing out
a mode of cure at once simple, certain and
effectual, by means of which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radi'
cally.
Begl This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent ander seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, oil receipt of six cents,
or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Culverwelrs 5
" Marriage Guide" price 25 cents. Address
the Publishers.
lHAS. J. c. KLINE CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, P. O. Box 1856.
janl6ls67
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The TIME TO ADvERTIsE.-The New York
Tribune says of advertising BE sure of
one thing whatever you have to sell, there arc
many people ready to buy, even in the most
depressed season. Find them out show them
your wares persuade them to buy of you
rather than of another-when buyers are
reluctant sellers must be active. 1t is neither
cheap nor sensible to sit behind your counter,
and wait for the hustle of II ade to revive.
When business is dull. that is the time you
most need to advertise and in the second
place, that is when the people devote most
time to reading the newspapers, and your ad-
vertisement is, consequently, generally most
seen. A few dollars thus invested will do more
to revive sluggish business than anything in
in the world -
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Sperial 3lotircs.

Physician who had Consumption for seve, al
years, with f.equent bleodings of the lungs,
cured himself with medicine unknown to
the profession, when his case appeared hope
less. He is the only physician who has used
it in his own person. or who has any knowledge
of it's virtues aod he can ascribe the degree
of health he now enjoys to nothing but tn ,
use of his medicine; and nothing but utter
despair and entire extinction of all hope of
recovery, together with a want of confidence
in all others induced him to hazard the exper-
iment To those suffering with any disease
of the lungs he protfers treatment he con-
fdently believes will eradicate the disease
Price Sl.5O per bottle, or $8a half Dozen
sent by express. Send fer circular or call
on DR.. E. BoYLsToN JACKSON, No. $50, North
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Tmay30 6S-1y
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Gin and Sheet 9run at'are,
]. S. B0RDWELL, NJ. d.
EHT TSICTa.E

Nhe word eclectic means to choose or Sc
i lect medicines from all the different
schools of medicine using remedies that are
safe, and discarding from practice all medi-
cines that have an injurious effect on the sys-
TEN, such as mercury, anthony, lead, cop
per, &c.
lay aside the lanee-the old bloodeter,
reaucer or depleter, and equalze the circula,
tion and restore the system to its natural
state by alternatives and tCnics. l shall here
after give particular attention to chronic dis
eases, such as Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver
complaint Catarrh, Neuralgia, diseases of the
throat, urinary organs, and all diseases pecu-
liar 10 females, sc.
CATARRH treat with new instrument of
late invention which cures every case.
TEETH extracted wi ut pain
Office and residence 5 outh of the Jail on
Centre st. Office hours fr ON to a. m; -
to p. m; 6 to Z p. IN.
Dec. 23'67.-ly. J.. BORDWELL.
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REsIGNED.-We learn that Grove G. Messen-
ger has resigned the Office of Postmaster at
this place, and that James H. Haggerty has
boen appointed to fill the vacancy.
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AccIDENT.-On Monday last, man named
Sirenas Jackson, while rolling logs at Spring
Creek. was injured by log rolling on him,
breaking two ribs and bruising the che t and
head badly causing much hemorage of the
lungs. DR.. Bordwell attends him, and thinks
he will recover.
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Enigma to Delinquent Subscribers.

/ ara composed of thirteen letters.
My II, l3, 8, is what every one who wishes
to solve this enigma should do.
My 10, II, 2, 8, is not far off,
My 6, 8, ~ is an organ of sense.
My 5, q 10 is biped.
My l3, 2, 4 is quadruped.
My 10, 2, children often take.
My g. II, 2, 8, II young ladies like to con-
quer.
My l, 8, 6 the printer likes better than !, 9,
alone.
1t is my l, o. II, 9 that my 2, 10, 8, should
not promptly do my whole.
An answer is requested
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jon PRINTING of every description doA
promptly at this Office, and in a style un
equallcd in this section Of the State. Entir
satisfaction guaranteed.
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Is this your Advocate or is it one that you
have begged or borrowed Ifso, shame your
self into sending stamps for a years subscrip-
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MORE Economical, remarkable certainty of
prompt action, in fact every good quality is
guaranteed for Mrs. S. A Aliens Improved
(new style) Hair restorer or dressing, lin one
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For general weakness and loss of APPETITE use
the " Macamoose." 1t has no equal for such
complaints.
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]. F. MOORE, former editor of this paper,
has been appointed Mail Agent on the Tyrone
and Clearfeld Railroad.
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The Regular meetings of Ridgway Lodge
No 1885, held every Wednesday evening at
their Lodge Room.
H. A. PARSONS, Sr., Secy.
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Elk Lodge, A. Y. M.

Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
held Tuesday evening, on or before the full
moon of each month"; once every two weeks
thereafter. j. X. WHlTMORE. Sec'y.
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RELrarous.-Services at the Court House
Sunday, (Feb. 2sthj by Rev. F. Vernon,
morning at half past ten and evening at seven
o'clock.