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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11
poetrp.
WE Will LIFT A LITTLE"

LIFT a little, Lift little,
Neighbor, lend helping hand
To that vy-laden brother,
Who for weakness. scarce can stand.
What to thee. with thy strong muscle,
Seems light and easy load,
Is TO him pondrous burden.
Cumbering his pilgrim road.
Lift q little Lift little
Effort gives one added strength:
That which staggers him when rising
Thou canst hold at arms full length.
Not his fault that he is feeble,
Not thy praise that thou art strong;
IL is God makes lives 10 differ,
Some from wailing, some from song.
Lift little, Lift little
Many they who need thine aid;
Many lying on the roadside,
Meath misfOrtune's dreary shade.
Pass not by, like Priest and Leyitc,
Needless of thy fellow man;
But with heart and arms extended.
Be the Good Samaritan.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-11

GENERAL GRANT took the oath of office
as President of the United States al noon
on the 4th, and soon afterward delivered
his Inaugural Address, which is as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
Nvw.yoRK. saturday, July "a, 1869

NETWORK, Saturday July "a lo0'
The Real Estate auction business does noV
pronse much for next week sale for the week aie'
by the Messrs Melck viii BIO found announced IN 'H'
advertising columns ,.u an
The fine property lately owned by James Kanaen
Pasadeaye Yonkers, he's been sold 10 Mrs. u =. o.;
for kas OOO On Nodine hill inlthe same village tne
LOT recently occupied by William Cuthl have Oee
nuTchased party from 81 Louis 10r SooO1
The same place lot by III feet North
near Cilenwood-aVe. has been bought by AAeA
At Monnt Vernon the following transfers have recentS
land on the White Plains road not Oi eo
village Tor s2OOOe. The heirs OF the a WSito
10 c. Corson, four acres Of swamp lana Oh 'u0 ""V'
PLAINS road for % ,000 ~ IN ,oot or
BENJAMIN Meeker has transferred lot SO y ~ Ieet ON
Water.st, TarrytOwn, to the heirs OF lh9 fro 70
estate for 81 1850 The same party has purchased from -
Damman three lots each so by 10 feet aso oh ""'o d.
Tarrytown, for $4,000. ,r,.o,or ona r III
when Messrs Joseph Smith. Joel wheeler, anu .. n
Freeman, the Churchst. Commissioner "a nm ~
full years would be occupied in IT, scaIGey SGsi ia. 1as
passed. and the district Is nearly P W 2, ' ~,
middle OF September the COMMISSIONERS VIZ rbr ~ ~
give an account OF their stewardship. !ney hsne
raised the buildings, and hied N az vh oniy ahout
one short one and Will have eApenueu Vni5 hDous
100000, part Of which has been LOT some VI te P
ing drainage, and curblaying Inc WAFER bOaIu mas
lad the pines and the city has wdened certain streets
but this beyond the duty OF tne
ia not chargeabe to their department OF denoishng,
raising and filling. They appear to have eNpenden inc
moneys committed 10 their hands with great Juacous-
ness Adding to their expenditures those reeed 20 AS
being made by the city committee, the total cost OF tne
district as n will stand IN November, will be SOOOOO or
40 The taxable property added 10 the city stNo or three
times that aud will make great increase III inc rece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
roRETeN NOTES

a statue has been erected at Cronstadt 10 the
,nrated polar navigator. Thad6e de Bellingshsusen'
The pope viii hold Consistory in Septen-
00- whom hs win name number Of Cardinals
D;ssensions of grave character have broken
Am, among the Lassallens wOrkmen's organiEa1ion' IN
Germany.
A Parliamentary Commission has been ap-
oipted at Florence inquire into dishonoaole acts I'M
puted to some members Of the italian Chamber Oh Depu
A School OF Mines, free to all who pass the
ecessary examination, has been established at SAINT
Itenpe and gneers have been nominated In each ue
partment Of France 70 examine appncantA
The Opinion Rationale in announcing the ar
rival Of the poet Longellow at Paris says The popu
lariy Of LongfeOw among his countrymen is immense
He is the Lamartiue OF the United States
A duel has taken place in France In when
Lord Charles Hamilton and French gentleman were inc
principals 1t passed of without any serious results
The Frenchman was slightly wounded IN the arm
Two Russian journals, the GOlos and the
IsOsko,slia Wadomosty. which have had attacks upon
ne subjects of the Gar not Of the Russian race nave
een informed by the authorities that such are strictly
prohibited
Cretans, to the number of 10000, have returned
fRrom Greece 1t estimated that $1,000 found refuge
there and that OF 5000 remain in the country
have died from sickness or misery ana lne reuanue
have returned.
The appearance of the new crop, says the
Journal a. odessa is magnificent although harm was
caused by the drouth in circle Of 40 verstes round
Odessa But the last rains were in time, ana rom al
parts OF the interior information arrives OF hopes oI a
exceptional year.
Two bishops have been named by the Pope
for Sonora and San Luis Friendly relations have not
been rene we'd between and Mexico but In response
10 Mexican bishop President JuareZ said That the rope
could have full liberty to I'LL the vacant Mexican Dish
Oprics
The Patrie believes that it may announce as
correct that Of the Empress IN the East about
tho tine ~ the opep1np OF the Suez Canal has been de-
sided upOn The itinerary Of this journey has not Deeh
definitely settled but it is certain that the Empress De
fore going Egypt will visit ConstanunOple She VIII
20 first to Corsica to Genoa from Genoa 70 Venice
and from thence COnstantinope VIA the Adrlatc sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

I AND for SALE, near Geneva, on the west
LakeG offer for sale farm known as TIE BUSH
YARN aod bali miles south vest from 'sue's There are
l2 acres II Of b. good roads IL u IN prime
condition soil The soil strong aud OF loose
aveJ nature The lies body nearly aud slopes TO
lie south and u Is well Natere H has
apple orchards aud good ses for budlg With Inc view Of
Seneca Lake and surrounding county.
udspuahe being BY ne rom GIDEON Leethe iaEm
beng a o tine part 81 the Lee Homestead -,
Persons Wishing 20 purchase appy 10 the
premises or to FOLOkR MASON, Attorneys. Gensvs " u
nafrlR n.h Enr n III. NLlElh hIIFhN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
NETWORK AND oNEw-HAYEN RAIL
hVAD-
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


COMMENCING MAY TO- S6q
passenger station IN NeN-Aork
Fourth ave Entrance on Twenty -seyenthst -
3, - =, TRAINS LBAYE NETWORK
FOR NeN'faven and Bridgeport Xxi IO N: l2.l5fP1l
tE1 }, $50, $50. 3;o. and tBrl .. M $3.50 ~
For Milford. Stratiou Fairfield suuthport ana Wesno,t lin
m Jt3 4:3l and $50 p IA. ~ y 49,
For Norwalk, Z (Brl q ll:3O n lz.I5 fE,A ~, 9a
$50 tkIl. b:3l ESQ and (EaD D. NJ -" ' Vs." w.
For barren ll;90a NJ; 3iS. $3.50. $50 aud $50 D m
rSr siaAioId b(EH 10 1850 2sl5 (Exl PAS
5t3 $50 Ok; As $50 ESQ 7;I5 (BI D. "a. -" '''
m 80 49, - '''' "
For Port Chester intermediate stations a, lI9oA M zs
3:&S. AS, $50, $50 1;lS and $3.50 ;, Il. $500
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston, via Springfield a m (BHl (Exl m
For Boston. via Shore Line, l2:l5 (EI }. 3 D. A.
FOR Hartford aud Springfield. (EI) l25i3 (EIl D
for Connecticut River Railroad (EIl l2l3 Montreal
fOr Hartford Providence aud Fshk Railroad (EL) L. l1:l.
m - - '-''-
For New haven NewLOuiOa aud StOnIugOn Railroad at m
For Canal Railroad a. l2:l5 Northampton and Williams
buTgh 49,
Fer Honsstonlc Railroad, A m and p. IN.
For Naugatuck Railroad, m, 3 (RH) 4:30 D.
For Danbury aud NorNak Railroad 2:l5 aud % n m ana
10 connection With Freight Norwak to Dapba
For NewCAnaap Railroad N. l25 t:3O S. 50 o. IA
Conmodoas Sleeping Cans attached 70 3 IN. train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD
AVA DELAWARE LACKAWANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Depots 10 Esv.fck foot u Bareayst and Of CAroph.r,
sthMEk ARRANGEMENTS eommeheiuz MONDAY Nav TO- 1852
M MAIL TRAIN connecting DeuYie Boonton Brneh
Do'e WITH Cnester Branch at Naterloo With
& and sswon a. washington With he D. L. aad w for water
Gap Stouds6nrg ScantoB aud Great Bend aud
asanna and Bloomsbury aud Delaware at Raston
Chunk aud Wilkesbarre - - N1
li;3o LBHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Nora,
town Dover Hacketstowu Washington
meets at Phhpshug Bel Del Beisders d. ap6 :,
hatn With v for Bethlehem, Aenowu Maueh Chunk and
Nikesbaue $3.50 --
o. M SCRANr0E EXPRESS connects Washington with Al. d
L. and W. for Wafer GAP Suuisburg Scranton Dove,
With Chester r. r.; and at Waterloo with Sasser r. r. "
b;0a an shdtO TO SUMMIT aud iuterne5iste station.
$50. $50 30 and ;tO , 4o S 10 $50 a a. ,pA
IL: IN, 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
ll;U ADD $50 70 YOUNGSTOWN and intermediate
$40 .. n. YOUNGSTOWN EXPRESS
Yer NEWARK al 6307 30 g. s30 90 1870 H. ii3o ii.t0.
J. 800 $3.50, 1883, T. 4JO s. 51 $50 ss AIS and
lt5pn. - " - -
For BLOOMFIELD aad MOSTCLAIR at $50 iI,Ooau,aa
s. ana $50 m. sCuOCH, Assistant Suneuptspd.nt
r. A HENRY 4. y. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

All who have real estate for sale OF to let,
and those desiring 20 purchase rent such property
will find II 10 their interest TO advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF otn6r news
PAPER and in addition 20 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found, not only NewYork and all ia cities and
villages but In every state and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement suould Dc pricr vii
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 tho
reader would especially dwell the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE. Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise ndiyduas in every
business professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotcs especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly 20 the value Of MS coli
umns advertising medium Tie charges for adyer.
tsIng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g. per line: sEMG
WEEKLY TRIBUSE % cents per line About words Of
wide columns line. Terms cash ia advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
p,S, .s,rr,s,u Real estat, for Salt.

JENKINS & WAY, at NEW;BRsuNSWlGSK n,
SUo,ts r. Depot and at No 80 NeBorsti nA'e
s ~ - omess nToperty; description sent desTcdi
Farm No. 9, near X tAssSnp bioe '' -.
g. M n 10 yards Princeton Station wen calculated 70 ~
up va "a ia acres cultivated miles depot 5000 eOO'
can renhn ,s ,r pl.nd p miles depot 40 acres WOOD
ti i,i ~, s22 COD $1,000 can remain
P,rn No "a 20 IT cultivated 'ih ""0u mis- uep'"
'OEI, psoy acres all grass miles depot $4,000 s2OOO
remain. -t.,,.. ram n J. Central depoti drGt
eis Arm As5 S'S acres 50 apple trees 300 peach trees $1,000
800 can 20 acres 10 village 50 acres cultivated me
fan asr 40 s from NeHYoki TO exchange Tor
No PFC 9 for sale formerly famous as SeeI Hotel eppe'e
r.. Rrrn,ciek n D. will exchange for AIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
FOR LONG BRANCH

RED BANK, BRICKSBURG MANCHESTER, TOMS RIVER ks
by hAntaR aud Delaware Bay Railroad
I've daily lines SanAu sIesp leave Pier No g. foot u Dusp.
ST. by steamer NeverBk aud Jesse HOy SsaaS ina
oI pasngers only at Pier No feot Of Reors t3 Re-
turning from Long Branch At7'ns and p m.
June ~. ls69 Va SNRDRN Co Ls,,sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
6itp 8tal Gstait for Sal,.

6itp 8tal Gstatt for SaI,.
4 DWELLING for SALE in West Thirty
~ nuths Fhh and SIih prize s35Ool posses
son Al once April to HOMER MORGAN No lPisest V,aDl
TOR SALE.-TWO VERY ELIGIBLE FULL
sire Lots Forty eighthst. between Ph Madsa
Terms Apply to u.SiO HOMER MORGAN. No rUsst
I INN a. HANL0N,
~ RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. BROKERS'
Boy, sell sIchtbge City Suburban ADD Southern Puper
Southern Lands cheap. Titles perfect
COLONIZATION Societies literally dest with ~
LINN HASLoN. No Mursv't, E,~-Torh
IF you wish to SELL, EXCHANGE, PUR-
CHASR, RENT CITY COUNTRY PROPERTY aud get such
desire. call On C. PREENAS Co, No 22 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

II THE sCHAGHT1COKB LINEN MILL
twelve miles Troy the village Of Harts Falls formerly
connected by the ToJ and Boston Railroad
Az power Of about two hundred horse power on
from tbe nsvsrng HOose River Collins Wheel nou ~ OF ~
bo,s pow.r main building substantial brick and slate Tooi bu
in 6I three nsde mesIurement 100 ret sehe
nv a. 70 inch shog brick wing attached 80 iee
inches feet inches two story attic and basement store hoa
nv rs feet inches Bleach Hute hoor and atue y
st inches b With 10 horse HarronI pa's1'
Boiler contained therein.
double Houses brick aud slate roof bn IN 1907
substantial and good.
Terms easy. . go. -, - - IN
fhs shove premises sold within reasonable tine they VIII
be fot rent
For further particulars inquire Of
X A'PACkER Trutv Buildings, No. III Broadway ~ l.
GEO. A. FELLOWS, No 20 Broadway. n -
AMOS BRIGGS.
Hsrps Falls New ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0N F00T Of

COukTLANDfSf-tor PHILADELPHIA via Kensngtou So
~ va Camden m, p H. Wa Vest Philadelphia $50
"a ~ A. ll;yl p ~ D. D.
Baltimore and ashngtah-8!tO 1850 D. "a g2s D No. PoI
South and south. Nest-8:t0s m. 9:3O' D
THE NtST-840 1880 m, p M The 40
M aud M trains through 10 Cincinnati aud Chicago With
change Silver Palace Sleeping Cars through 10
tnnnau aud Chicago without change daily SATURDAY ARd
excepted aud those days train This Inc
running through ca 70 Chicago by evening lines (DaEl
May 10. 1852 r. ". JACKSON General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

FOX NORWALk and DANBURY.- Railroad
Times no DUST hsf railroad fre the bssuuf steamboat NRLIY
WHITE ssyes Pier Ne 81 foot Markets. ever sN,os .,
99 and Ihrteyentbs ocock Returning leaves EorSs al
on hs ArrgA Of the Danbury Nss tr.In p,,s
Is cents Excursion Ticket 81 IS raw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
grouklpu gtal Gstatt for SaIt.

A FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE IN
N BrooiJb s7oOO-s 500 cash; e. so0-s 800 cash
House s50OS Loco cash j. &. FREEMAN No 22 Broadaar
EOR SALE-One of the most desirable places
n Brooiyn being The third house east o. FRL 10 Ssbst
consulting HOUSE bulk ~ feet
Improvement TEN LOTS GROUND covered with fult md
shade grapevinss &C. within Minutes wak Of Prospect Ps
FOR particulars inquire of OATMAS, the premises
FOR SALE or to LET, in BROOKLYN
Il VALUABLE WHARF AND STORAGE PROPERTY
LOT aud BUILDINGS Boolyn foot Of asonL part prem
se known Baltic Stores" 51 feet by %
$40 feet long slt00o boHd aud mortgage 49, -
nrened possession can be given August
Address n. D. b.. Boz No 23II
EOR SALE-A three-stOry and basement Phil
adeph brick HOUSE 2Il2 Of the best avenues In Brook
lJn The house has all The modern improvements and bu In
Beekman.ft, N - w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
Countrp Rtal Gstatt for Sak.

DESIRABLE PROPERT1.-Ihe subscIlD .el1
Southern home, offers for SALE AIS
GRogDS DWELLING Ne 10 Dover tSo hours from New aug
t nuuts. walk depot The lot includes entire square E
m feet stocked with fruit and shade trees HOUSE sGe ~
modern improvements good spring water
ppeA Conservatory Ice House. Barn, ke In good 4rIs ~
soid With or sithout furniture :. u ALLh,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

~ ISLAND-SUMMBRA ARRANGEMENT on and amer Jupe lsss
the trains willie the Roosevelt and Grans Pess as follows
sA m, Mail fer Patehogus and WAY Statoua
10 a MeTek and all stations
80 Express 10 Patogue stopping jamaica VALLEY
BAdwhsye Meek South BaY srerp
Wildwood Passengers BY this will be through BsporI
and Fire Island, via stage from PAehOgue
SO m to l'l Saturdays through Paishesue
Merck Saturdays lsip
will connect at Valley Strcaa for RockaNsThe aud
NJ train will connect with boat for Fire Island WHITE SapL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

DOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST YALUA-
Il JBLB FARMS IN MONROE COUNTY. VI c. EATON
SON will sell their FARM Ata great bargain 10 located pine miles
Of reequafers 81
fom Canal and two miles fom n Y r. contains 10
house excellent repair barns
apple orchsrdng peach In laH bATnF w
shunisnce accessible field The crops stocks
will BE- sold cheap The soil VIII please TIE most
iasudOua Tern, easy. Address or cal on -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
RALTIMORE And Ohio RAIIRnAn ro,s

- INDEPENDENT LINE Tor BAIT. WASHINGTON the wEsr
SOUTHWEST, aud NORTHWEST. WESTERN PRRIGUT r.
Ss,d 1Sd ioTwa[dsa BY PROPELLER LINZ & Pier R. and
nAshlNGION CITY FREIGHT By C. and A. r. r. from Pier M
n r. dhy. RATRS Low With quiek dispatch Passenger. ~, ~
Aud G. and from foot Of Conandst privilege en- outs
MhSI o. Zip Washington D. c. .hont rIa 60
Tie ONLY LINE Aa0lg thu ndaesmsnL TCKRTs coon
ONiiL tshD' =. e. W. PERVEiL, Gsu ARt
No 279 Broadway, Ss,.Yo,k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
NEW:, YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL:

NEW -1OKk AND PHILADELPHA RAIL
1 ROAD LINE from foot Of Courtaadtst $1,000
CAPk MAY, without change Through cars are ,.h.
out change arriving a D. m. " - iJ WIZ
LONG BRANCH Rail-. t.l{,. a..
Express from NsSiok Junction Win -oub
train .or Long Branch - VIVA 'Ai0uGn
ehs, Sr sale at foot fcouandtst the Depot JERSEY cly and
=. W JACKSON General super,p,.ns.,,
=. W. RANKIN General p,,s.,g.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
NETWORK to MONTREAL WITHOUT

CHASGs oS SAHs-n I9a nsr Sa{ 70 1909 passenger
sixth st and FOurhAye daily tSunas excepted at No.
for Montreal Ogtensburgh. add
procured snd baggage checked TO ali points Nor.tt -
l. q. BUCKHOuT General Superipteudept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave depots

L'RIE RAILWAY Trans VIII leave depOts
H ChAmberst snd foot Of Wenty third t0us
Through Express trains at 10 .Sd $50 and $50
daily New snd improved Drawing Room Coaches viii
The train to Buffalo connecting at HoHsshe With magnificent
coaches through Cleveland Sleeping will
the 10 train Gesdve ard from S1sqaehannA BsfAO
The $50 train 10 Buffalo and the $40 train 70 R0ebsss
Buffalo aad Cincinnati
For Port Jervs and Way So daily stopping At a. s'ators
for Newburgh Weutck.
Montgomery, and Unonvie.
Fer MddletoWn AID WAY. al 3:9 N
For GreToOurt and Way at 8.9l daily.
For sunsn and Way, aSd Thsater sn 20
daily
Paterson and WAr from Tgent-tbid Depot At 6:0
u m 800 (daly) and $50 From Chlmbsrs.
81 Depot at Gas s;ls m u m las (dailyl and
6:t3 m. ...
For HSeEsnSeE and Way from TyeOhrst Depot ats Ia
m, n. w. and $50 pm. From Chanbersst Depot
at a g. u m. p m. ?. M p. mL, ssd 6;49 N; =
For Permont Monsey aud WGT from Twehtythdt Depot ats
m ?. m '3S m. NJ p sol ,. and Saturdays
Only "a nitnight PROM Chambest Depot at 40
p AIS 9;l3 '6:5J ADD Saturdays ony ~ mid
night
Tickets for and Drawing sleepmR
Coaches be obtained checking
baggage NAV We @ Al Toe C0mpnys ohoesNoa b and s37 Broad
Sy No 1S FloR,t Brookni DspoH foot Of CsGnbsst and
loot Of NeE.iok Lopg Dock DEPOT Jersey City,
oftbs Agents al the principal hOses TO Permoat only
L. D. RCCKER GeuI supL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
titp atolptErtgI TO ya..

XTONKERS. Furnished and unfurnishet
HOUSES 10 LET cheap Apply TO JfOUAAfs Ig-, losLeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
6rathtrs.

BRASS. BAND INSTRUMENTS and MUSIC
- Reasonable rates at DODWORTHs MUSIC STORE No 6Astor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

4arbt auS Slate MauttIs
M ARBLElZED SLATE MANTELS.
NA In great variety, and At prices from ''
$40, sl2 80, $15 s17 80, $40 to 40
and upward ~ Wv W Wv
"A. MANUFACTURED BY
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co.
Also,
heaTthsi Tiles, Cisterns. Baths snis Urip,i,
-, BILLIARD TABLE BIDS
shhfi plain snd enhmeled Slate WORK mate 10 ord,
,,Qairnss and Mandatory, Middle Granville N Y
Naiehsats and SHOW Rooms, No 40 Wstt Rigb..,,t.
Flth aud siIthGvet ~ Y '''' 'sF"eea
KLKAzER JONES Nsp.g.r
M ARBLEiZED SLATE. DECOPATCD
a AAkBLR and MARBLE hAETKLs rich and slss.st cD
: s1AmAAI 20 Nc 900 sIthsys bet 2sh aA Jsth ,ts
Nj ARBLE and Marbleized Mantels Morr,
n. he5s hesdslonss he The largest and ebs,,s.
Hoa il ,s s .'p catalogues sent to The eounty, kLABERs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26

story m Of the deepest paihos and sweety and simply told
admiration, love
bos 10 contact to that we feel
M dear personal hisnds IL hghiOued
oua element dealing with all the higher aud nObler phases life
that would eyeV family especially in the homes Of
young girls"
81 50 buys 1t at the Bookstores, or BY mail from
LORING, Publisher.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT REMEDY
A GREAT REMEDY
FOR TUE CURE OF
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree
TAR CORDIAL.

II ia the vital principle of the Pine Trec oh,
t0iued by q peculiar process in the distjla.ion
of the tar by which It's highest medical pro-
prieties are retained.
It is the only safeguard and reliable remedy
which hHs ever been prepared from the juice
Of the Zinc Tree 1t invig0r1,es the digestive
organs md restores The appetite II Strength
ems the dchbiaIed system II purifes and
enrches the blood, and cxpells from the sys'
tenn the corruption which scrofula breeds on
The lungs.
Its honng principle acts upon the iritated
surface OF the lungs and throat, penetrating TO
each diseased pnrt, relieving pain and subdu
ing iTllamotion.
it is the result Of years Of study aud expe.
r.ment and it is offered 10 the afflicted, with
the positive assurance Of its power e., cure Tie
following diseases if tho patient has not too
long doavel a resort to the means Of cure -
Consumption Of the lungs Cough, Sore
Throat aud Breast, Bronchitis, Liver Com
paint, Bind aud Bleeding Piles, Asthma,
Whnoping Cough. Djptheria, Sc.
We IRE often asked why are not other rcmc
dies in the market for Consumption, Coughs
Colds, and other Pulmonary affection equal TO
DR.. h. O. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
We answer
Isl. Ii cures, not by stopping cough, but
by. looscning and assisting nature to throw
oil The unhealthy matter collected about the
,hroo5 ana bronchial tubes, causing irritation
and cough.
Cd. Most Throat and Lung Remedies are
composed Of anodynes, which allay the cough
for awhile, hut by their constringing effects,
the iibers become hardened, and the unhealthy
! fluids coagu|ata aud are retained in the sys-
/ TEN causing disease beyond the control OF our
most eminent physicians.
| Sd. Tire Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its as
! sistants, perfec:ablc, because they remove the
/ cause OF irritation Of the mucuous membran,
arl bronchial tubes. assist the lungs to act
and throw off the unhealthy sec eti0ns. anG
purify the blood, thus scientifically making
! the cure perfect.
Dr. Wishart mas on flc at his office hun
dreds, and Thousands Of Certificates. from
men and w:mcn of uuqUcstiouabio character
who were oncc hcpelessly given mp to die, bu
through the providence OF God were com
pietely restored to health by the Pine Tree Tai
Cordial. physician in attendance who car
be consulted in person or by mail. free o
charge. Price of Pine Treo Tar Cordial 5 81
per bottle, and SLIGO per io1. Sent by Ex
p'css on receipt Of price Address H. q. G
WIsIIART, NJ. D., No. 232 North I'd Street
PhilH Pa.
May q, G9m3ylu27.
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