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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-27

While others have talked of educa-
ton, the citizens of Hollidaysburg
have erected a noble building, an in
stitution of learning has been put IN
successful operation, and many promi-
nent men are showing their apprecla-
tion of good advantages by sending
their daughters to it.
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Dad Lewis, Of the Huntingdon
Globe, is grieved beyond the comfort
ing point, because OF the defeat of the
pet of the Ring" Mackey, for State
Treasurer. He says "guerrillaism"
did it. Poor fellow! Tha- guerrilla
fight" will be the death of him.
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A SCISSORS, ATTENTION! !-Tne
~ Assessors Of the several districts Of Bedford
county are hereby requested to meet the Bcsrd
of Commissioners at their ofiee, IA Bedford, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th 10 receive
the books, Instructions, 6e, for taa assessment
for the year 1870 All are 5ined to be presept.
By order of the Board,
ian27w4 JN0 G FISHER, Clerk.
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The editor Of the Mountain City
Times got a Ru6-n-the-eye from the
same swindling scoundrel who has
been doing" several of our neighbor-
ing editors lately. ''Sich" is editorial
life
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ETAt4EABLE FARM Al PRI-
NATE 81 LE.--The subscriber d rs Tor
ssic gaga ieptoTed faral, sigaste - Snake
s8ring a9vEsalp, BEDFORD eauny. Ia tEo miles
FROM bit RRlIas Stetitr ga tie Huntingdon au8
H:pantvp Railroad, sontashiBg ga acres L me-
stpne en4. about loa aeF5s ei2area and nader good
feree tsn0 panels post ieseef ana TIE bsiarce
we'll limbere1i having thereon ess8 iarso
9Fs5as II use, las- Bsak iiara and 81 Eeeesst.y
oRt-5ni3ailess aeEer-Gat5iag sTfsugs 81 Hetef,
30r5Aaris, good tenant hoases and good ss@
aiil TIE s5oEs la5ssea falIa Is is eeo3 state
81 catsyatiaa, ap4 IS wei calculated fas f1rta5
i1r farther pag}ieai4rs iITess the 3sb=eri5ef
HENRY HBEsaER
JsemS% liegdg Hsa, Fa
T9EBLIC SALE o. EaI.l AI5LE
& HAL SI3IE.-8a &6SEa4 FEB
9tE, IslR the onaelsigacd- Adm d tie estate 3f
h-m FEazleF. Lass ol 4uaiata tp.. dec 6y
Tue 81 an cgta5r ul tAe . 0EFlaDs CoaFt us BEDFORD
eaan8y, wlll sell al pG5lfe sale, on the usan4isAs
s4il lhsg IsrEn 81 q IE&st 9E Land ot AlCh said
dec q died seized, situate ist til tostEship OF
9unlasa, Aforesaid containing 5ti5 eeres, p
l,2rebss abou4 30 acres cleared haxJaa thereon
erected dwelling house AID barn ard ueceEsa.y
eUts0Ia5rgs. vii "a JfchArA thereon. z1 leiHiuZ
lands Ok the undersigned, saLaEel FlEEie. NIa
hjrsey James BuEas, Hu- Mckinney asss 5tlas
eLGt.z. lezgls Oac ihitd 30 retBc50 = eaarge
ug1a &ae premises DARN tke iittti-es OF tEe
s4cga, tHe interest payable aHugaig J te-acr, a8I
81 AeT aestk thc pElnciFaI 10 tas heirs aae tAjgd
III h2Gd teen iTu4atIaE ST sale, aI3 lAs ger4E}a-
ing tisira IA tR1 eqaal i.naaHl payments iheEeas
Eer- . ie % begin al u o'clock, A a. q said
day POSSESSION wfi Dc given ST eEce
JaAE@4 JAaEa IS FRAZIER. .ida r.
7 IAN \ EftI FUR SALE o.. RENT.
4 The subscriber gtfsrs f0rsaie or rent, bis
1-aHery. Wlih BaIk 8i3 and Tools also ais aue
s,pEe room for rent Possession given she lst of
AFri4, Io7g4 This property Is l5gal-I in tic
g3TGggu gl 1ehellsegIg. Be3IoFi e0uaty. All ez
ce ient iocutjJa Tor both store ana t,suLzTy. For
further particulars. address
JOHN 5. sCHLLLs
in6ai5. 5ehea6urg Pa
DUBLlC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE -
. virtue efan CrieroI t4s UIpa5a5 EaaEt tie
uaaers5 zI-ed wlll ex Eoze tg SAFE at pubii zion,
ou FRIDAY. the Iltl day Of FEBKLAkA 1870,
oa the promises, Ia Bedford 5owpskp 3 desirable
fari8. adiginiug lauts of Johu ) Spteat, Jena
rlen Dieul, @AcoB eharlzer Susan Carney aHd
others coGt8iHiEg 80 acres, about 10 ser cleared
and under fence 10 acres Vi al.eA IS g5g4 mead
19 The IN BrGveMeats are one ana aslf story
ys dwelling mouse. log barn, AID esEcF talaiDgs-
Also large orctaIaoI choice apple, peach and
e1eEIy l--es. I1e above farm s. 81 s5a3 neigh
oyiAgua and wirhtn p Esile Of Bedford
S4letJ caUACaCe 2t 10 o clock ut 5aI8 EET-
:. " LIASEAtELIEE,
Adn Of Mrs. Georgisna b,. he4u.sr, dec d.
jaUZJH4
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VHIRTY YEARS Experience in
1 she Treatment Of Chronic aud Sexual Disea-
ses A Physiological View ol Marriage. The
cheapest book ever b,ished-e9ntainir- nearly
300 pages. and 80 ane plates aud enzraFings II
the aEatomy Of the human organs il a state of
heslth ami disease, @ith sJrestise9u early errors.
its deploCable consequences upon the mind and
bofy- with the authors plan of JCs8tneDt--the
by a report of cases treated a tr8CEtG, adviser
70 the married AMI those contemplating marriage
VINO entertain doubts Of their physical condition
Seat free 5f Pgstsse 60 any address receipt OF 70
cents, in stamps or postal currency, by ADDRESSING
Dr Ia CR9T&, No. 81 Maiden Laue Albany X
The author may be consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon whch his books treat either person
the world. jan2Jw4
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alfm Advertisements.

GOLDEN SHEA y rs. Money made
II easy Men or women shy here Address
1EIGLER, MCCURDY & co Phila., Pa
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rE7HE DOLLAR Sun.
oHAs a. DANA, Eotron.

The cbsape4t, soartest ard best New York
newspaper Everybody likes IT, Three editions:
DAiLY. So SRNI- EEKLT 81; and WEERLY 81
a year ALL THg NewS, o1 h8li-pTice Fuli
reports Of markets, agriculture Farmers and
Fruit irowers Clabs and complete story in
every Weekly and Semi weekly number
present valuable plants and vines 10 every sub
seribeT Inducements TO eanvasse unsurpassed.
SlG00 Life insurance, Grand Pianos Moving
Machines Parlor Organs, Sewing Machines &c.,
among the premiums Specimens and fists free
Send Dollar and try it,
l. " ENGLAND Publisher Sun,
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Jhe geafora 6azette
Home and Around.


HrNTINGDoN AND BROAD Tor II. r..
wrrgR ARRAyaExESr-TIN TABLE.-onand
s.ar sept. 18th. passenger trains will arrive and
depart as follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at 90 p. m, ar
riTos at Huntingdon at 20 p. m; leaves Hunt
ingion al S 40 m, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
accom- n rr4iu leaves Saxtan at s 20 a. m,
aud arrives at Huntingdon, at 1910 a N !; leaves
huntingdon at > -55 p m, and arrives at Saxton
81 7.4l P n,
Hen fruit sells at 25 cents a dozen.
A strike is feared in the Broad Top
coal region.
NonpIussed-weather prognostiea-
tors.
The Holliday-burg Register appeared
in new dress, last week.
Compound extract of bovine is
worth30 cents a pound, in this place
a revival is in progress in the Meth
odist church at Bloody Run.
The regular term of Court commen-
ces on Monday, Feb. I4th.
Longenecker and Long voted for
Mackey for State Treasurer.
People are cautioned not to take two
much interest in the affairs of their
ueighbors. Six per cent will do.
Ebensburg and Hollidaysburg both
Is-o y, to have tho chauoDion checker
player in their respective villages
Fresh Ground Buckwheat -four in
store and for sale by G.. r. Oster & Co.
janl3ml.
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Aleu- AlrertisrmentS.

7 IST OF CAUSES put down for
4 4 Trial at the Special Fs5yRqTy Term.
Middle Wood6erry to-. VS. Bassler Il Longenecker.
Thomas Growden Archibald Blair ct al
Same same
Charles w Colvin VS. Wm, j. Roek ct al
Georgs Roades VS. Edward A. Fockler
Frederick Miller rs John MeIlwaine
Sophia w Mullin rs George Mullins Executors
j. NJ Shoemaker IS William A. Powell
George " Gemp vs. Philip l4e6seltaF
" 3 Huffman vs. George " Jump
Henry D. Mock Us VIM. Hammers.
Alex McGregors Admir- IS Wm. A Reininger
Isaiah Collins, wldog aud children VS. Eliza Col
lns ct al.
shannon and Aldstadt VS. Emily and A. J. Girls
John b. Weaver VS. John Bowser
Same vs. same
Barnard Clabaugh VS. Isaiah Mills
VIM NJ, Lloyd, Indorsee, DC, IS Hopewen tp.
Srholo District.
John Weaver, Trustee rs John Bowser
William BoRles vs. hsorge Stucky 81 at.
0Yi.527T, iaa27a4 jSo. P. RERD, Prot'y.
NAMES OF APPLICANTS for
V Tavern and Restaurant Licenses st Feb
Tuary Sessions, 1870 t2nd Monday, l4th day.
Michael Oft Bloody Run bur, Tavern
William elmer ClearvilIe, Monroe tp.,
John h Ready, Coaldsle bor.,
LeRi Aanyes, JRniata tp
Isaac Mellgel, Iedfard hor.,
HilIiam d. Pearson, RoodberrF box,
William 4 Peterson Union tp
Henry Rose, CenueFille,
William Spiers, CJaliale Dor ''
Alexander Taylor, Broad Top tp.
O D0aneii . Manly, Bridgeport, Londonderry
Adam b earn, Bedford bor, Restaurant
John Harris,
Jacob BarnhaTt
Jghp P Weayerling. Bloody Run bor., Tavern
CeIuEel, J ngarY gath, 1870
ian27H3 JNO 2. REED, CFk
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nISSOLUII0N NOTICE.. VhtuD-
/ Flersig igned hereby give uotiee that trey have
Dissolved ;he partnership heretofore existing be.
I geen theH in the MERCANTILE bEsiuess. ty uutu-
al consent The books are in the hand u Simon
Hershmansar collection, EhowillalsoFey al1detis
owed by ,he late firm
SIMON HER RSIfNIAN,
septa5Qf SOLOMON GREENRAUM
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-27

Read the article from the Fulton Re-
publican on John Cessna's Senatorial
programme, last fall. 1t will richly
pay perusal. John should be more
chary of his little schemes for self, for
he should remember that
There's chiel smang ye takin' notes,
T faith he'll print em.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-27

ASTONISHING fashions in spring
mats aad b0nnets are promised. Per
haps the bonnet will be worn under
the chin. and bow-knot tied on the
head
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-27

C.OLOMON'S CHILDREN'S IN
- DER CLOTHES sUPPORTER-Ts the mos,
perfect article Of The kind ever offered to the
public; made prettiIy H,s nicely, gives ease aud
COMFORT and is jast what every Miss wants
Mothers interested in the comfort and health OF
their iaug gLtsrs zHoaid examine its merits For
sale By A B CRAMER Il co BEDFORD, Pa
Manufactured by D B SAUNDERS q co j.,
SO sumBer St, Boston. Mass
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-27

THE Esquimaux say: "a man who
has three wives in this world il sure Of
heaven in the next
So he ought to be. for he will GER
tainly have enough of that ''other
place. in this world.
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-.on HINKLEY kNIfrI1lG

t5s)iF AAcHINES.--The most perfect ma
chine yet invested Will widen ard narrow,
turn a heel, arpoint sie toe L viii kuit plain
Or ribbed wlii kEtt stockings, dra@egs. sASrts,
staple and durable. Il sets ~ IS own WeTk
uses bat one needle, and sesaEeS no adjusting
sgbaseveT TtEiil 10 the seme Wegk Chat the
I=Jab GnaehiHe Wiz do and costs less thBn half as
mash aEd has rat the tenth part Of the machine
nv 10 yat ssas Of araar Circulars ana sanipies
ElaIiea free1n appii1atien. Agents wapted. All
1aseAines gnaranI eI3 STRAW Il Ai0IIoE
t5zs'I a j sents. NJ 20, Sixth st, PittsLnFg Pa
nay2589yl
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DSYCHOMANCY, orSOULCHAR.
MING wonderful book ii shows how
either sex esu faseingte any one they wish. in
stantly. fAu possess this power Il teaches
how TO get rich. Alchemy Dr Dee's and Aliens
Cabalis, Bindings, Soreegles, IneantatloHs, De
riags GUIDE ami thousand cthe! woB.
ders Sent by mail for = cents. AIiress T
LLLIAM 11 Publishers, South Seventh St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-27

ANOTHER LECTURE.-The second OF
a series of temperance lectures, was de-
livered in the court house, on last Mon
day evening, by the Rev. FL. Heeker-
man. The evening was miserable, yet
the house was filled to its utmost capa-
city. The lecturer did himself and his
subject ample justice, which was high
ly appreciated by the audience as
evinced by their marked attention
throughout.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-27

I SIX your Doctor or Druggist for
= SWEET GUNNER equals tbitteri Qui-
nine. MID by sTEARES, FABR < co Chem
sts New York i4rzg7a4
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-01-27

I.T OF CAUSES PUT D0MN
FOR TRIAL AT FEBRUARY TERM 1876,
AN day
Frederick Miller vs. John NcIlwaiae.
Middle " Nng45erry tp,, IS Ephr4sm Lougeuecaor
80 aI
Sophia 81 Mailin George MGliin's Ex rs
y n. Shoemaker i Co, " IS ll.Iam a. Powell
Gs9gge ". Gaml Esq vs. Philip Lensel5er.
Certified January 10Th, 1870.
1auISW4 JOHN T. kELU. Pr8ghy.
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SAD Accidental child about six
years Of age, in attempting to jump on
a train of cars at Piedmont. recently,
fell beneath the wheels, which passed
over his limbs, crushing them terribly.
Death ensued in few hours. Gambler
La,ld 4UeganiGt.
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NoTICE.-All persons knowing
themselves indebted to me either by
note or book account are requested o
call and settle soon, as l need money,
and money / must have. Those who
give this their immediate attention will
confer a great favor, and those who
neglect complying with this, my re-
quest, can blame only themselves il
costs are added. Please remember this
and do as you wish to be done by.
ian27w3 A. L. DEFIBAUGH.
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4 2 IsIIJAAfS and MECHANICS.
"a and Business Iaen generally viii advance
t OWE Interests by sdYsftis;ng in the colEmns
ol TIE GAzETIz
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The Cumberland AHegaaian, 10
speaking of the mild weather, in that
section, says:
The retail coal men are out OF sorts
and the ice gatherers are becoming des-
perate. for not pound has been housed
here a. yet, and the high age OF was
ter will operate unfavorably, even In
the event OF freezing weather.
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CURIOUS HOW STRANGE.-The
" Married Ladies Private C,mpauiJn son-
,alus the desired information seat fee for
staEap. sddtess hbS. HENRY, Hanover Pa.
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People are cautioned not to take two
much interest in the affairs of their
ueighbors. Six per cent will do.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-16
" True Merit Will Always
Have its Reward"

II is certain that no truth has ever been
more satisfactorily demonstrated in our
midst than the above, as may be seen daily
in the immense demand for that invalua-
BILE and popular tonic and stimulus,
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. 1t is the
one thing needful for persons whose sur
roundings are unfavorable for good health,
because il Is n perfect protection against
all morbid influences productive of disease.
The present is the most fitting season for
reinforcing the organs of our bodies, and
insuring our health during the "cold term
We are all more or less negligent, but there
are many persons who are always behind
in this matter, consequently, each change
in the season comes along before they are
prepared for 1t, and sickness seizes upon
them, followed by all its train of ills. Begin
now to ward Off disease by using MISII-
LER'S HERB BITTERS every day regu-
larly, and all the characteristics Of good
health will spring up within and continue
witb Won
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-16
from the st. Louis Democrat
TEE PROPOSED NEW POLITICAL.
DEPARTURE.
To The President.

You chose, sir, to convert the vote of
Missouri into decision upon your
merits a5 a candidate Tor reelection.
One OF the two parties turned from the
legitimate questions Of State cam
paign, and, with language SO sickening
as to disgust any ordinary President,
declared your collection one OF the
OBJECTS of its campaign. You at once
pr lceedvd 10 make that party and its
evowed object peculiarly your own. A
selfrespecting and digniiied President
of earlier times would have deemed it
unbecoming to seek reelection at all !;
every President except Buchanan and
johnson has deemed it shameful to
use Federal patronage to control State
elections in his own interest. But 1t
seems to be your wish to make your
conduct in civil affairs as discreditable
as your career in the army was glorious.
The author Of the resolution nominating
yourself for reelection you appointed to
a lucrative office, having removed to
make room for this fawning courtier, a
gentleman OF high character and dis
tinguished services to the public. Other
worthy men were deprived of Office by
you. solely because they did not sustain
the faction which nominated you. A
letter from you, calling upon office hold
ers to support your little party, was pub
lished, with the significant words, "Show
this to Eaton, Smith and Newcomb.'
By your scoassnt. blackmail was levied
upon Office holders throughout the
State, and they were told that unless
sy.sai4tkes,nnsdemanded,t to sustain
your hatterers here, they should be re
moved from office. Some, refusing to
submit to such plumber, were actually
removed for that reason. 1t is not pos
sible for any President to identify him
sell more completely with faction than
you, Mr.. President have identified your
self Sith the little band led by Drake,
McClurg, Fox and Shepard. They forced
upon US the questions whether your adj
ministration should be approved in all
its acts, and you sustained them in do
ing so. The result, then, is the verdict
Of the people upon theissue forced upon
no by them and you.
In 1854 Missouri gave forty thousand
majority for Abraham Lincoln. 1t has
saw given about forty thousand MAORI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-16
General Grant Rebukcd.

In two States, General Grant inter
fcrci in an open and offensive manner
at the late election These were New
York and Missouri. To be sure, he
exercised his power in several of the
Southern States. But there gloss was
thrown over the affair by the declaration
that such government action was neces-
sary to protect the people from the dep
relations of Ku-Kluxers and other bad
men. But in New York and Missouri
there was not the shadow Of an excuse
for the conduct of the President, and
his conduct stands forth in naked enor
nifty as an attempt to control the action
of the people at the polls by force and
bribery. Why were United States troops
collected from all parts of the Union
and quartered in New York, previous
to and on the day of election? There
were no fears of riot, which the civil
authorities could not quell, And even
if the civil arm proved powerless,
Governor Hoffman had the State mil
tia at his control, and could use them
at a moments notice. No mob could
make head against the city and State
authorities. Why then did the Presi-
dent interfere? For purely political pur'
poses. He hoped to intimidate the voters
by the display of bayonets, and thus
help the party to victory at the polls.
This was the daimlIS of General Grants
conduct in New York. In Missouri
be attempted to re-elect Governor Nc
Clurg by using the appointing power in
the most reckless and corrupt manner
Not friend Of Senator Schurz was
suffered to remain in Office. All the
adherents of ex-senator Brown were
dismissed from place in the most sum-
mary manner. The question OF McClurg
or Brown was put to every official, and
upon their answer depended the action
OF the President. In the mean time,
official positions were freely given
for votes; influence and aid at
the polls All the government
organs also opened their batteries on
Mr.. Brown, and denounced him, his
friends and supporters as disloyal men,
and unworthy of public confidence and
support. What was the reponse ofNew
York and Missouri to this action Of
General GrantH Did the people yield
to bribery, or quail before military
power? Did they aid the President in
his shameless attack upon the freedom
of elections' For the honor of the
American nation, they did not. The
Democrats and Conservatives flung
defiance in the face of General
Grant and his military guard, and car
ried both States by decided and signiti,
cant majorities. New York reelected
Governor Hoffman, and Missouri de
feated Governor McClurg, and practic-
ally opened the ballot-bo1 to over fifty
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-16

BIsHor JAMES, Of the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church, made an address before
the woman's Foreign Missionary So
Getty, in New York, last week. lie
sketched the progress in public opinion
in regard to the education OF women,
nd asserted that for twenty years he
had thought the full reformation oil
society would not come until woman
had the ballot. He administered a re
euke, however, to the extremists in this
language: IL certainly thought that
Conan had stepped out Of her sphere
chen she was contending for the over
throw of institutions which gave stabil-
ity and purity to society. l have no
G mpathy with woman when she says
tn It the Bible is unnecessary, or when
desiring to loosen the marriage tie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-16
A National Medicine.

One can hardly pick up a newspaper or
turn street corner nowadays that he
does not find staring him in the face, the
announcement that Prof. So-and-so has
lust discovered medicine which Is a pam
acea for all the ills that flesh is, or may be,
heir TO. These wonderful" discoveries
usually have an existence of few months,
then disappear from public notice. The
reason of their sudden eXtinguishment is
apparent. They were humbugs. At the
outset all medical preparations have an
equal chance for success, as ali are equally
unknown; but the chat is soon winnowed
from the grain by the practical test which
an unprejudiced public applies to all things.
There are but few preparations of medicine
which have withstood the impartial iudg-
ment of the people for any length of time.
One OF the few which we have now in mind,
and which has been long time familiar to
nearly every household in the land, is the
celebrated HoStctter's Stomach BittcIS.
Their almost universal sale and use, ana
their emphatic endorsement from all por-
tons of the country, compel the admission
that they must lie specific for the ailments
for which they are recommended. Letters
before us attest their efficacy i'm diseases Of
the throat, bowels and liver In that truly
terrible complaint, dyspepsia, they are re-
garded as sure cure. In Pittsburgh, where
these Bitters are manufactured, their sale
for home use Is immense. This fact alone
speaks volumes in their favor.-Er'rTciS
from The u,LSc0tiHC Courier, iD'rd, F,h. :, lS61.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-16
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-Ar old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar
ticle to use with Cox's Gelatine-of
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COC0A-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLlN, SMITH Il CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists,
iunT Main street.