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amount NJ d&ht, te4s ...
caaai in 50 POI - oGl. .st3 II
Ffcm tho above It appesrs 1hat The luruess,
bea13t: dtbt includluE tns PAc dc Railroad
6ohd6 Aa+ lrere aeed $14st253 Excla ling these
potdE It has uecteAsed +. rs, ;o!. the most ol
which, Enw. yer, L. in the decrraee Of 8 pc. cent
Gtsttdea!rt- Tho other ite1s Of the interest
baatln: urbt tenlsin about thr s.tae a. month
ago. 1hc aG:eunt Of coin In the Treasury las
tnc.essea <1o,327 9a4. aAu tie currency bs,succ
bag rtEca4to $5.tD.S54. The total debt Ices
sAe easl In The Treasury hrs increased 81 CTS
S5s.i1. II the Facihc Railroad sono. be excluded
Hcpa The s7couut, thcJ nut being direct d :ht in
he eamt seore ~ the ofhtr lttnst hut ltabil-
IsJ of'h: e. vfr1ment a. i1doEser. the tota, debt
less the .a.h In the Treasury woud show re-
ducAcn II Il. .gl5. .3ssI.
The wttk clft:ug 10 night has hern one Of
great ACTIVITY In Gna1ce- but. throughout, there
Sss hrn HI increasing feLdrreI to IN easier con
d!ti0n witch was n,nsc marked to-ua,, and moro
generally ACKNOWLEDGED By the b.rk. 1aan heto,e.
i slight falling 1T IN the demand TOT taan, Was
also z. Lesa!lY uuticed Today u1d .htzc ts rcseo
70 e1t Ct tha fer the ne1t thirty fostg uars the
money uszAcss Ct the principal tI;,cs viii be
butter suprls'd Morer I. MT plentiful in this
market yet, hut thrfe IL every indication that IL
VII beet 70 vi hin nrxt ten " ~ eiye da, i.
feeulas cosfoEe:s OF hauls mud tut little dl1
cpliJ IoH in Getting WHIT they ask for The
havc Ms: thrse baukIi9 facilities
that cr,t'lc them to acconm odstlon-
are yet OF ite high satiG et'srls4hc1 several
weeks ago. AID a1a ~ pr crnt per moth 10
asEcd IN most Instances. thCush m1eh less hiss
'btan eoEc at these rates ounnR khe past week
than dnIinT the Htek prev,oua. rtc morey
lenders have Erapea rich. and, In eoins cA-rs, u
usut1cus harvest duriur The past t~o tnuu.hs,
bnt frs lhe rr k'nt II II lcariy over
~
, 1869-01-11
Unmedicated Stimulants,

By any asrrous reaetton. The purt basis or the
ticIe AMI the hc.lthtnI E:tuso Of the botanic ole
meuts with which upzsynated rrnder 1t u safd
tor the 1t AIN - = cup OF CenGo Bohea
Axthc main object Of the laws the protection of
pcsson and property and the prevention ofcrlae.
Tie legitimate object OF naete!ne u the protection Of
heA1ia.snd Tie pseren.ttn Of suffering. Hence the
rx1uto{
, 1869-01-11

SATURDAY ETKKfkc, jan. Q.
Th- following taslcs show the receipts and
rhtt.mrLls Of Produce durlng the past twenty four
hour.:
, 1869-01-11
Anti-Biiiou6 Pills

n.vs ,eu r, i'd ID ,yeY Complaint without aaJ osae-
1t, tho Filters havo otsen produced ssiau7 q
fsct brEes halt dozen doses have besn ta1en. tna
nanttnaI constipation hich fscqaeut1 ACCOMPANIES
Indigestion, and xh!eh powerful casnHtsa . oau r.
Te1ds to the xentiy relaxing influence of tho Ezars
which grad usIly restorss the bowels ~ : natural
condition. Iha yx1ua ug
, 1869-01-11

He@t N0&QfHs
lin i't'srr q! srnl csistc i1 nrtghbos!cg citlea
ase"'npttcd With tha sstae Ia tho ,r1ts Al .aya
mntts 1t Interest 10 etrry o:t interrats, ia
n'th' tn" In This connection ws find somr IN.
fFfrfHfv ma'l"t 1T 4 tom1uLlt Aticp ,eeru.ly nd
nern'ru ~ Ha}oE Thnmks. oi 81 Ltn!a, To thu
dtr2kseHbf sha, city lu The f3raesal Assembly Of
A}stoo1'. III frefe to the Arsossutnt aud col
leston u CITY t.s"-. In ~hlca arc homa ca&!mAtes
ofthe tatA y.1ar u .csrra pfccr Of csssc,as. rra
eetAtc III tlst city ,~a.ee valuations atsosa n eans
ot e"mpsiston With r1ets Of corresponding prop.
erty IN t.htcsRo.
Tin aesE*snrnt and enllett,au OF tha city ssxos
Of III. Lou IL In tie control OF the couuty Caurt.
and The Mayor thinks tina, eonrtd+ .tnr the l.rre
tubl Of tie lily. amoanslng ,u sla II, 5oo H.: a,
scltmeni Of property II too iov, An ), fr the nur.
rott OF aErty1Ig at correct neuse., has maze =
careful cettnatc Of tte eafh vaiue at e-rnnnd
without tic buildings in Tariou. p.sl. Of 1nr
= city, sncour which a1r tue fuiio A,ng:
:. I'm Sorh Four1h stzs ct. hetwc,n Ta>h,ngtou
aEecue AID ST, Charles street. l59 feel Il bu-spes.
pfoscrJ. cash valuc zS25,tD, nr $1.sl0 pcr foot.
= Ur Waluut sssect, corner Of Third t,FeSt. q
5ect trout, cash value f3o, 80, O: $'0t5 foot.
). Tn Lucas place, several lots io cldtfsnt 10
ealtttee between Th,1eenth ani seteutstnsh
Etfeets MI esumatsd at $500 per foot.
4. On lafayette arr1ue, footing Lafayette
Pafk, <.e per tront fout
q, % FaEk aseIue, fronting La{aJet:e Park
H75 PEI ftoni foot. -
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Special Despatch 70 The ca'eako Tribnne.
NxH YoxK,1ku.4
s. ~ 70 saa 81
bacon et 3fAx
, 1869-01-11
Coup-de'M ain'

IT, %f"ct II ratspt 10 the world. and !h+f% Il no NJ
cesrttr ior making i nystefT aoout Tho h'odts oF
eTued1. The difference bstxesu
, 1869-01-11
R4tltO4BB.
A H1sIVAL AND DEPARTURE o.
nHt;At:S1 a. sstRTHwE8xKr.s EAInr
HDAA.

A H1s1vAL AND DEPARTURE o.
1ait&s:U a. srarHwRsxKrs EA1lr
oo0sc!h p1lsFmass,s sag2xs sSR W., ?s4ae :s!s LIE
,,,,.o, p....,..,... IL hs..s; n .s,5ss 4;nse
Fse:es Hisas KIpssai.....,... t1Ian f. f. n. l.
pl1Sa fA''epfe'FiiRaiEiEf0K;iT: 'FREEf0KT LINZ t P r. nl1
brsfeS, spetsS,i tfs* Eist5. III ;':ii:i ia7I ~
s:s:,s s'ss s. E!ss F:.::1is;. g. 1s:4
fI1ntrsrd Accommodation. ~ .. n. zoo 4. N
MtLN AukkE DISf5fON.
ns5t'Rs asaRs1 Fna;s.sss p,,i'sa aa ~ o.m .p
Atssssotw tse@ wlseonsi1 DlSi'ioa
q sIjiann1ec M.'i"n nsro.1 "3:1p.u. *Enp. N
K'9S,n,w 2Sm we,is s,tsts Sseo. .4s p m
HfunsM ifnn, tiis strr~t prrot5. ..c N. sa:1a.
ztou.n tiroH elis stSees Dss,N. 'e.sp -. sssaAm
S'FSs 1'ta .,esr,nS ~ :,asS:d; :,,s2En. 'ssan
!1.n.!ri'1s ~. sSP.n.
E!ssa Msaa,'s*s s.stast acelnmo.tiya. r:
pr s:1ys att rsS.;: it r.: Ss'a' osue
rn,'.r. p',, al ~, NJ: w; ~ '1o's. .."' .
:ss: .stn "a ps: Ss'ss: Ei;: ,sS t.ss
T.. Mi - :;.:.:. :ss:s:n :.,
T.; u; r:;;:;:::: -: ;;:;$: mill;
hIxhs Eipss'''''"' .t.r;;ccUu Iiat' H. ''' )"
e., E.,: :,2ast: Rsss;::.:.::::: 1s. :.': T. aG@
r'14ssDz"33u 33u,SSSSa55. SSa5 "As'. a
p.; 7s''ri fsrfe- .s:s. s:'si .ssf''ts: l.
s; s:;;;'
~ ~, RI. :'',.o,s t1sN,ss.aA !: + = 4 .aa, ..
Viz; EiRrcr: e., t 2. :sss, .sm =, =.
H H;a: s1:si r.. sstssSsss; E ::
& e & & :s's :se I: Z: :s:'s II; : !: E E
seund.tr exc.p'td..
&BA:ns1s1s txcrpted.
| oplcAno. suxhrNarso...1 e., u au51Ef.S]m. au1f.].
p:1| :1|,;; ssS.::ss;;;::: :;Ss ;$ =: ssssss
| N<nso&. Fasssnfes......,.. EsG :. q. 3e.m a
s;sFiE sf iis e. IL IL: e
x.,.!: s'::'sa'!co' 'ss:'!.o ..3: .;s;s s ss$ d.
| Min. Kxpfrrs .....:'t,.. r. H. r@W T. n
'oMSs engmnaas,Sa. .....,.. +l:oo n. 43a3a. n.
Except spndA,s.
| sbetufnsJs t1ttptaa.
| psstsucefs foe points on Tho JacssoRydl!o p1yt
| aftn paio the 100 p. N. train
'I{;:2EEZ
N, s.prs...,. ..:,s ts:'s; !: & I'D Arngs Z.
cincinnati kiah1 E1prsss'. s;'er tai5 ss p n r.
I ~TrEHr t5fot< Is nAndoFPh et1e&t.
tt,ss1N"S essrrr Cana znd K1atia tt5se14-
e ECTT, Hen1 WesteEu FasataSe< 0&uaA
uspBAaAr Unrr kAs. MAlL&0AD.
| Union Depot iook Of LAke sueeI
TrAin.-~ %'% .a 11Ee
Mall TT14n., es.a6 -" .,Gn y
Hes. ToTt Eferss::::;::::.. f;ss1opI ;:sopp t~:ao a. N
r. l. ~ao FpT Gssetnsata a,sd Leutssas<. .
% Faainf @fsss. xs p.9, p:@ "':pR n
Morning Express ........... $50 i. N. 'lo:p p. n.
sTen'ns a11e'a'''''iii;a ii1sxr e cwszTworza,
| a3naEal Fxseanxnr 4xt11.
| Ko1K.-ssnndayt excepsed+ tsAsusoaTs oxcs7tea.
&TaexceSsed
, 1869-01-11

new York Hreaassufs, pHoTtaion and
dsrGcAsY MArket.
Special Despatch 70 The chicazo Tribune
NEW YoEK, Jan. 2.
111AD61C1Ft-
f1ouz ant oats nexlec.el- Corn depsesse1 ~ lots
witch had been held sou1e days. ht1nk aotced
upon tnt MEksx. WheAt-Ao. spfns N lake de-
, 1869-01-11

Il. Il. n otrs. ESQ wei kL "a 50 Cashier OF
the Mr.. hhht-' Satisnai Rs4k, Of t4ta city. trss
tendetec lis setg, a:!nn of that pns,s,on. to &C.
cept t7af OF Ass'ttant t6st1er Of the F.tss Nj
tcIA Dahs, tie thai &c tu b. ef-cte1 on the 18th
The folinvsrra: nws she IN -tIess Of the Clear-
ing Hantc or .Ar "erk c1.1ur 10 day, JAu. 9:
uaie, .,p.Auras
, 1869-01-11

GIe1CAAv LlFK eTOtM H1AtfKHf.
Fer she week Nnhtna Janus'y D, ts0n.
h4ttshH4f AY&htku, 34n,t,
ltl'Et GAlttK1
1le f.n* !hf 'shl, 'It"~. l'a daily Far 'tn.s and
blight ~ r"alsTnh VIII lAa ,mfsat.p4 Aux ~ssk Vt
lktl Hbt
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Unless Sustained by ar
tificia1 Means.
GOOD CONDITION,

Ths eeefet!on1 BE- heAhfuTy governed. the ,cuIsrf-
II Oft bowels be naa'nfstne Ia spito OF the dis
tusbtnE cauEes Fefcfrcdto9 The problem puzzled
sno world for centur!es bat II seeras 10 hare been
Bolysd Al last. 2he
, 1869-01-11

Bas bcon pruvtted-s preparation II whiea Enu solt
e1kSt1 oi iha 1nesr EtatorAtiv.s al the vafetah:.
9ofsea Of Il dtiesEr!oss eoasassoats Iaf patient
r. choosing oeWesn tasse sEo 9re4t .1adoses shoalt
stAt from Debility, the Tonic lalt b. Ills aelec
bnt II czsee wharf Tho eaoTFuacJ y not 10 p.ssins
the Btt1Fs u tho epec7tc required IAnnaknd1 ms
pss:s essea = S &C. 4 ss,n a2sa, ,
dtke84s o. phFe1tAl pros &xtucx u which Ensy
Eot AdAptad- and L. @h ch. alnSsF or combined
ttay VIII 1Gt 61rGt cufV.
, 1869-01-11

Eince Uttt ntHf l. were lras3 on the atn o1 Dc
csntc.. s1d l;::, ea the 18th TIE r41ec IN Se1
19sWs.n- 1874 1,::sa n-....-....,a:A
a,:se =. n. ...isss Sosp. n........,s5s.
s1w rnrk. Jsn, e.-The MT :rr.t feature Q. Wal.
f5s rsy ,ssTp "a rss h s
;eat!re e!tn's''cs e.wel&iIy y" fasoitr Esir"ad
"a T, :;'f II / Il 6 ';55 ss'
es'fI SELL G.l 's: VT n;:r . r.; :: f. M m
sairas- In .rste r ,.lt. aui legal truders. *hlch
:sa;;;: : !Rss...::' fsi::s
si't9vs tsss
Icd lsa ell s,'' ss",ea x fe to II, e,o.ea At
1s4I' La IN rn.,sy Et' nutattd rurch f1r
N = sdsssec ss;t ~ 1T"ss today. s' aid fol 'he
.s,s AZ n,n., n a.s ,ass.
eo,c purclas+ It 'aas and s1* "a tnr"3 =. sscaoz:
the nsIh.i. and ts 'ni1atioa' VI t,!'l =,
"ssS: ". ': :?:$ ess'oa: ss q: e. tss s4 !ex
. Co., = s *',s
s.sts,r e',na' a,.i:- aud ill., hrr:
:"aft X: 41,: ~ 4 I'd .y,:s's yss:;a;:: e. g.
~ 's'in,. s>s III r,s7 {; :s s;ix
HnH*hhlJ Itfft. ahl II eft bf If fHn +1 ft reflrIA
d1fht i!tr day 'tc mkrkri blr41lfr ltr End I, tho
S.''t'i r.. Snrt!l~r.tsn. y. PAM 4nt i,ck t.fard
f':tahrtEh ~ thr nioa sAftkus, IN Il t. tit, tny
"f:s IT, ,,s, ~; :" H.; H. ~ ;5. r." ,:Se S.. y - a
tc' q. 'tern .r.,nr u any .sY. d e."~st.nf l."m
!ttlnlnt s1r t:irit"ad Err r tc., F+ltt~1 t''KIA3
t'.At thr rEn>+ : ,r.h~, 'irfh fnh,mrn fra it.ai
~. lni f"Il m 'n',x. ft.rk i.."tt .ach. R;k.
~ fl.'.:@i \ l1.4!a1t Ws.%, ID ,tsh ~ ~.
- ttntnrknr had "*n .arrh ear. 3, ihs 'I,r.rsrs
t"., !"vrr. Y 1~t' wss .s'i nnt t1t. hut tel III
nsat r. tstt l." m.Ttrt tor vi ~u*rr. r1tf"d
tn'n,"t1..' Ws',,: 49,, TIRE tfsa''' G.. nv
hn.Es;; ~ H. rau.,:.. ..,.... 7:xa II :.
Adsms' k1."'. ~ r. Y. is"' ri"... /, = ,it
At = ..'t: - - tlAl1 A Ntaa... at!4 49,,
SuHh.HF'f'.'' "a. - tst I.+,.-......ll3 u
". I. 1sl.. zee. MkM - n c..s ..,1 "a ~
1,.rirr 't.'t,, 3t.*tn Trt@hs'sa .,i41 Iii
MAHfM+s. -. u th+t it's+H III y tsir,I
In. M:..... 9ahH ~ HhFth~tstsiu. '3kl ~
h: 80, ,...ls:1tr5E, p,; pfa.... ,..,*:. IL
r.. ;.:.,.... sy'.s 5oh ~ Btrrr ,:' ...
liu,,'"u -. ....1MxA137 IT. Jn.snh. hfd D = -. =.
lttfrtn.......ls7S'4 ~. T.: E.E d Ind. i+4k -.
Mining eh%,tA duil.
<.s,,",t", r""rrf '1osAs Al nrsd<n' "a
tehnft: -. ....... ,..I HttlA ...'....s....''"'.a
s'bFfI Fh4M......,.a k4nlhcf.
la'tnti' i,f lhr ~crk-1,ry eoud.. sl.ta'.tfs: Kel
ete' mrrf fhsrHi.r. t.,p7E2o
!1Tsrrhrrs n the tin!d k1ehsnEr Hank. tf7.k1'JNf
ie"rs1tA II tlF rult fTr .anfys $1Ia,
$A.t, m fDhknfr.
, 1869-01-11

With + good appet1tc, vigorous discst,oa, &
sound liver. aud regular habit Of body, 1t Il posa-
bic 70 brave constant exposure. TO fare ccsrseiy ID
ensonnt<r volen. climatic changes and to b,r.ths.
An atmosphere chsf-ed With The seeds or e2lir1nE
complaints. without sesdous incoayenence- Rrt sha
strongest bodily heath the most elastic sna vGpraue
constitution. VII 5000 decllre pnder such detsess-
tnx Influences,
, 1869-01-11
Il DOES Cure Dyspepsia and
They DON'T; THAT'S All.

Tnc rsttcrs havr hroo foa"d kH tnas could b Do
r,rta. gn shs wsstssn nod santhxeststn AsAtss
many phys,rtans who wtse to1n.Fty In tbs habit oS
prescribing largr naeb of puiainn fur ch!s mt fsssr
hs~r s!sntnprd thss dangerous dFus. and piacsd
shls preparation 90 thcts i!tt of
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Connafod !th fskt week ttefc = an tncrcAae IN
receipts Of 2ae;t: the total receipts aksrczAtfng
sgsss. aYans 3AA frcetyta ss1t week Ia supply,
xf, Ay benw tho wsn,A If .ho n.rkct, and p:ice. in
ccanAcq.rnrt have taken further upward turn to
wards tfs G oss M ., IL tss = ~ sv42, fnt xeot
thr es hah brrn rrsy f&'r hut The PROPORTION II
light nnevtc, enAE." and 1n1rd tots Is sill
!ntHt. th+rr being ut present. lltt1c no n md
r. .;r,1 ;Sen x f1, 10y , 93s1c%T f. r.; ma.kcs c,s
ttslt prices str th!a wrrk, compared With ttose
turtcll ut tIAs t!nse last yeat:
, 1869-01-11

ncu.. ~ rr,r. II. au.lnt. end selling Govc,;l-
mcn1 II; nds, LEGAL It, ct-, atd G.Ii and Silver
, 1869-01-11
Hostetter's Bilters

And thr fllnfn. l,ntatnna and wnt1f h~ rivals that
sptnx ~ In IL track. u taee sctaay seaomplish"s
Nhst thsy pfsaas bat fall 70 pxrtoFn.
, 1869-01-11
Tim fol'nN!ux kilograms wesa Eato!ssl rroa
I lhAnGe to dty.

TIM fot'0HlHx lelfKfAmt Hc5d E%ta!ted on
'thAnRe 70 day:
a. Naw Y"4x; Jan. ,.
dn i. t-mc II sI H,sl1.rt tarn s.., =. uat.s ii
p4tL.Etc uA > rA.ltr dull n tine ad,as. l'ats
s " M d:s, i:s9 ). II: :,o :i'' st.
qu el, Heaay II si.v. u'Id. lt5t.
CttnslAs
Fur 1ne losrr, hrats Whea' tamr: onsc'.
dn'f. gt Mike! nst.et a. siol. LAT" ''''' '
n.cslps. Of E1oss continue llkbt, sId markrt
mort DIR: rhn'rc nA ktff, &!t.o0: comm w IN
urinary. fV.rrdkt II 81. Mrs. pnk arm 1t x3'ts,
e1sltuu Uu,k Aeau tsm held At l3e fr >hau,
utrt, rs+r foF lsso, TIC for olcaf Mo'. au1 Is
ltc ior CicAs.
a". sI.lax. Receipts. 2s.o1 ba.
whe., Gull. an.s.,lsd a. No. 1 spring =. .i.so.5.
40 = ~ - '0a;1 ;14,.,root. Lao. p-,l:,s 4. m.
ii! ssS s.: ars o ss's Mss. 81 e; e. e1p H:.'
tATka-i7ur Il.
Bfesdptuht qutel aud Hnehaaxed. 1.sfd. 7as,
Later
| There was moderately aei!ye domapt for No.
| bpupg " heat A. tho "uprn lloaso." and \ ns11'
| Ct I eltE was Developed, shlcs nrsaR snado 1t
$'.atN ar,.rr thr month: 81 1sk tetlts ia+t raj!
.f JAEuA1,; ft.r3 bnstF ths mnnth, And l.lbk
tellts FtrsuarJ, Thr!o Was no movement IN
INN cs 0au. Al The evening na:ut.uc tbs C,.s.
ket 1HE Wheat VIA fairly aettst-clostps s'eady Al
f'3tA&1 - "asb fer No. bpstne in ssose The
d mspd Tor Prsk products was oi light charae'
/ TER, al'ooaRn rftces weEe nou,nsltY rncuarEcd
1000 bsts Ae*s Pusk changed hAnds n f3o. 50 te
| les February snd March: 100 tea Lar ! Il 144s
ee er February. and 70 90 blla Short Ribs, lootr
At I44c klot.
Live Hogs Weto IN fair demand and
st4 soy at about tho closing rE1cet Of yers +,
DAP. All were fold. Beef Cattle NIT With
| xood irquir5. aud the few Offering commanded
full prices. The market closed dfn I. xs,0o477.
}tsr eommon 10 choice.
, 1869-01-11

Ia-t stcrk-......-.. 1s.:3 ,1'6..1 1.ljl ,j@5. II
Cor. week la: yea. 1s,5IS,I':.4i ! III, ,3< 81
The highest and lowett aaolauans for 1o,d
elncc DIR, rosur |. were l:a,s; on .ne 18th ot De-
ctutc.. Ed l;::. cu the 18th. Tie rl6gc IN NeT
S RI
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lows:
SSu ,HH Netk. ts.!d
1sefety"h Mt r. il
Compared with the 1anc period Ia ISIS. NC uud tne
fnf.n~ inx:
trc ctrrn this weck.
tteer1Fru sane rrr1od last ytat.... ........sl7.Y
kctcTt less thls trE. 3,3el
, 1869-01-11
STANDARD MEDICINES.

II bseats up the pasoxyan,s ii from three 10 tsfa
dsya nnu tts continued ulo generally Restores too
eonvstr4rontt 10 rssrtt health IL Ahout f!ttnght'
In bllt.ua fenttsnl. IT. operation v raaA.'T tass-
Iactory, HheYe both mineral And vegetable
, 1869-01-11

common: 9DoE aW s:vfs IS
ikE!'-Itrce!S-d to-4ry. lot received thfs weak,
3,q3a The eupply br!1x x 1T and Inc dnnand t.r.
TT ntn,. .sri,nE !rEaen IN this department. of thc
snd"n the better gtsu'ss : .lf:ht ahyAnpc has be.u
s,is1,ata & Cotn,non Gn.lltirs have ruled au!et.
quote at ~ 50x 81 for c''i to choice. md t1ooa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-07-30
aaaefitinal.
A GREAT REMFpY
ron THE CURE OF
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASE.
DIR. wIsHARPs PINE TREE TAR coap1A j,


DR.. WIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
It's the vital principle of the Pine Tree, OBJ
tanned by peculiar process IN the distillation Of
the tar, by hieh lis highest medical properties
are retaine
which hes ever been prepared from the juice Of
the Pine Tree.
1t Inv gorates the digestive organs and restores
the appetite.
It strengthen the debilitated system.
1t purifies ard enriehes the blood aud expelF
from the system the corruption which scrafala
breeds on the lungs.
1t disolyes the mucus or phlegm which stopE
The air passage OF the lungs
Its healing principle acts upon the irritatel
surface Of the lungs and throat, penetrating 70
each diseased part, relieving pain and subduing
inflammation
It is the result Of years Of study and experi-
meut, and il is offered 70 the afflicted, w.n the
positive assurance Of its power TO cure the follow
ing diseases If the patient has not too long delay
ed a resort to the means or cuge;--
Consumption Of the Lungs, Cough, Sore Throat
and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Blind
and Bleeding Piles, Asthma, Who0ping Cough,
Diptheria, &c, &c
We are often asked why arn not other remedies
in the market for Consumption, Coughs Colds.
and other Pulmonary affections equal to DR.. l..
g. Wizhartt Pine Tree Tar Cordial We an
sWer--
lst. 1t cures not by stopping cough, but by
loosening and assisting nature to throw of the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes, causing irritation ahd cough
I'd. Most Throat and Lung Remedies are com
posed o. anodynes, which allay the cough for
awhile, but by their constringng effects the ibres
become hardened, and the unhealthy fluids eoagu-
late and are retained in the system. causing dis
ease beyond the control of onr most eminent ply
sicians.
Sd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its assist
ants, preferable, because they remove the
causes Of irritation of the mucous membrane and
bronchial tubes, assist the lungs to act and throw
of the unhealthy secretions, and purify he blood,
thus scientifically making the cure perfect
u. WishGrt has on fie at his Office huadreds
and iiousaHds Of Certificate, from Hen aad Wo-
mon Of uRqaesti0n0bie character Uho ,oere once
hoPelessiy qiceH up die, but through the ProUi-
deHce Of Tod loere completely restored 10 health
6y he Pine Tree Tar Cordial A Physician in
attendance who can be consulted in person or by
mail, free Of charge. Price Of Pine Tree Tar
Cordial Sl.5O per Bottle, Sl1 per doz. Sent by
Express on receipt Of price Address L. Q. G.
WlsHART, NJ d. No. 232 North ID Street. Phila-
delphia Pa. 23apr5m
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-07-30

THERE IS A SEASON FOR ALL THINGS
And all things should be in season, on a farm
especially.
If farmer is a week or ten days late in
sowing or planting, the rust or mildew may
get his wheat, or the frost his corn. To be
in season, have things ready. Ifyou have
no good seed, get tiff you have to pay fifty
cents per bushel above the market price; and
in regard to wheat, always make brine that
viii aoat a potatoe and swim off ali foul
seeds, oats aud light wheat before sowing-it
will pay. A thing worth doing at all, is
worth doing well.
Seed corn should be selected with care
not as a neigl Dor did last season. I gave
him the priyalege Of selecting it at dollar
or taking it as il came at rs cents per bushel
lie said, "sound nubbins would grow as well
as large and full grown ears" He raised
thirty bushels to the acre of excellent corn.
picked my seed from the same crib TO plant
ten acres of late. breabi & and It turned of
fifty bushels PER acre. believe like begets
like
We can't SOW pink seed, gild buckwbeat,
oats chess, and reasonably expect to harvest
a good crop of wheat. Neither plant seed
corn from nubbins, and raise heavy corn; or
follow the rule Of large potatoes for sale and
for the table, and mall ones to plant, and
look for a good return for our labor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-07-30

Tunes DoyE.-Coffee, tea, pepper, and
spices are LEFT stand open and loose their
strength.
The cork is left out of the molasses jug, and
the fes take possession.
Vinegar Is drawn in tin basin and allowed
to stand until both basin and vinegar are
spoiled.
Dried fruit is not taken care OF in season,
and becomes wormy.
Potatoes in the cellar grow, and the sprouts
are not removed until they become worthless.
Pork spoils for want of salt, and beef be-
cause the brine wants scalding.
Bones are burned that would make soup.
Clothes are left on the line to whip to
pieces in the wind.
Brooms are never hing up, ard soon are
spoiled.
Teapota are melted by the stove.
Water IS forgotten and left in pitchers and
allowed TO freeze, in winter.
Stops for COW and pig never saved; and in
many other ways careless and inezperenc-
ed housekeeper win waste, without needing,
the hard wages Of her husband,
THE above are household leaks from Mrs
Haskell's House Encyclopedia. There are
some who doubtless, can learn something by
reading them.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-07-30
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

Has been proyided--a preparation in which the
solid extracts OF the finest restorsves Of the veg
etable kingdom are held in solution by a spiritu-
Gus agent, purged Of all deleterious constituents
The patient, in choosing between these two great
antidotes, should be guided by his own condition.
Tf in very low state, from 9ebility, the Tonic
should be his selection: but in cases where TIE
emergency is not pressing the Bitters is the
specific required. Thousands find infinite beue-
fit from taking each in turn. There is no phase
Of indigestion, Biliousness, Nervous Disease. or
Physical Prostration, to which they are not adap-
ted, and in which, singly or combined, they viii
not effect q cure.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-07-30

10 DIsARN cUeUNBERs Of their tendency to
gFipe' 1t IS only necessary to soak them three
hoars IN slightly salted water, dry them in
'ne folds OF linen cloth, and serve them
WIN The usual condiments, remembering al.
ways to give cayenne pepper the preference
o'e, lhe blaeF. The manufactured vinegar
soia III many stores should be rsligiously
avoided. Tie malie acid Of cider vinegar is .
valuable article; the stuF that owes its acid
y to hasty fheriag through oak shayinrs is
Zoe no less 70 the stomach t4an to the teeth.
bat Is called ''White wine vinegar" is made
irom a good article Of whisky and water.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-07-30

LOOK TO TIE WEEDS. Every good farmer
knows that to insure satisfactory crops bis
land must be cultivated in the best manner.
and fit is so cultivated few weeds will be
found upon it. Sometimes, even upon well
managed farms, i, a field here and there,
owing to adverse weather, shortness of
hands, OF a rush Of work generally, be
neglected for few days the weeds NAV ge. a
startj but this happens rarely, and an OBJ
serving man can always judge Ct the char.
> aeter Of farmer by glancing his eye over
his premises. 1.-THE weeds are not to be
regularly and Systematically destroyed, the
idea of conducting agricultural operations
probably may as well be abandoned, for the
one is-quite incompatible with the other.
Aud this Is even more pointedly SO with
the garden. Weeds aud a garden crop are as
aniagonistie as life and death. They cannot
stand upon the same platform. One must be
master, ard it is for the owner to say which
II garden is Systematically worked-and
without system no garden is worth having
the labor Of keeping down the weeds is re.
duced one-hah But let them once get ahead.
aud they may be fought all summer and prove
victorious il the end
Again, let 20 weeds go to seed; and do not
throw into the public highway such as Go. 10
be washed down upon the land of your neigh.
Dor -Gsrmanto'ea Telegraph.