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THE WEEKIY WORLD.

a large quRyto sheet. printed throughout IN a-ge
type and pab.ished every Wednesday morning,
has now the largest circulation Of any weekly
newspaper in the United States. with passibly. a
single exception Among its prominent features
are
I. It's very full and accurate market reports. en-
braciug the Live Stock markets Of New York,
Albany, Cambridge, and Philadelphia and
New York Country Produce M&rket, and
General Proaace Markets Of the country and
fell reports Of the New Yerk Money Market
Each of the reports are complied with great
care, and contain the latest quotations that
can be obtained up to the time Of patting the
paper TO press.
2 It's Agricultural Department, Ehich contains
each week articies oa practical and scientific
farming that Of great value 70 American
farmers. special feature Of ghis depart
neBt il q weekly summary Of the condition
offhe Hop Markets a. home and abroad.
s. 4 very tall report Of the proceedings Of the
Farmers Club Of the American Institute is
printed IN each issue Of tbs eekiy world
tie day sfter the meeting q the Club BY
this arrangsment the report appears IN the
Weekly World one week IL advance oi iis
pgbiisstion In any other ekly paper.
4 a p0rtioa Of ibe Weekly World Is reserved
for family reading natter including original
and selected stories, poems, waits oI hamor-
and extracts from books and periodicals. -
Particular attention viii be given 10 this de,
paTtnent during the year 1870
s. 4 special feature Of the Weekly World IS 4
carefully com piled summary Of the news Of
each week It's made 50 complete that no
cue who reads IL can fsiI Of being we'll posted
on all the important news of the day.
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FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.

The superior merits Of the Singer Machines
over all others, for either Family use or Manu-
featuring purposes, are we'll established and so
generally admitted, that enumeration Of their
relative exceliences is longer considered neces-
sary
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE.
which has been brought 30 perfection regardless Of
time, labor, or expense is now confidently pre-
ing Mschine in existence. The machine in ques-
tion is Simple, Compact, DurabIe aud Beautiful
Ii is quiet, light running and
CAPABLE OF PERFORMING A RANGE AND
VARIETY OF WORK
never before attempted upon single Machine
using either SILK, FwIsT, LINEN Or CorroS
THREAD, and sewing with equal facility the very
finest and cosrsest msteEials, and anything be-
tween the two extremes in the most beautiful and
substantial N tanner. It's attachments for Hem
miag, Braiding, Cording, Tucking, Quilting, Eel
ling, Trimming Binding etc, are Novel and Prae
teal, and have been invented and adjusted es
peeially for this Machine
New designs of the Uniqne Useful, and Popular
Folding sops and Cabinet Gases peculiar to the
MachlLes manufactured by this Company. have
been prepared for enclosing the new Machine.
FAINT idea, however, can at best be conveyed
through the medium of a ariiy) limited ad-
yertisement; and We therefore urge every person
in quest of Sewing Machine, by all means to ax-
anime and test If they possibly do So all the
leading rival Maehines before making purchase.
A selection can then b. made underStsndingly
Branches or agencies fog supplying the tSlnger"
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may be addressed to
The NIGER MANUFACTURING Co.,
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PHILADELPHIA 0FFICR-Il0S Chestnut St.
L z. LOfER, Agent, Bedford, Pa.
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dressing whish is ST once agreeable. healthy,
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ing can restore the hair where the flliele. are de
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Gus. It's occasional use will prevent the hair
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prevent baIdness. Free from those dsleterioua
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HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else ear be found 50 desirable. Contasn-
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eambrie, and yss lasts longer on the hair, giving
it q rich glossy lus,re and a grateful Perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
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LOWELL, MASS,
Price 81 co.
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THE WORLD ALMANACFOR 1870.

sTHE WORLD ALNAxAC't for I379 viii cD1taiR
& vast quantity Of political information Of 70
every voter, and Of such character as can be ob-
tanned in no other publication. In it wiIl be Prla
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY WORLD,

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Daily World. with the exception Of such local
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Of New York City. rs market reports are as fall
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besides Interesting literary matter, on Friday Of
each week fail report Of the Farmers Club
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Civilizations.
JQ-0 THE WORLD IO-0
The ability Of TnE WORLD is beyond question
EalsfgA IA q ,yenfsze{


We regard il the sbiest Deuaocrstic newspspsr
ia the nation-!Sf Jostph Ho Heraid.
The Ees York EoRLD the sbiezt Democratic
journal IN the United statss.-CiHaHRafi
Times.
The leading Democratic Journal ia the eoaBuy,
and able ii is eminent, the New York
WoRLD.-Bosson Trarsfsr-
The New York WoKLp. the best edited paper on
the continent il wonaerfally fertile in good
ssings.-Raksig4 Ssanasl
The New York WoRLp. the ablest, most infiuen-
tiai, and most widely circulated Demoeratic
newspaper In the country .Sgyacaess JeRrRsf.
TRK New YoRK WoRLB.-The WORLD Is no~
beyond qaestion the best newspaper Published in
NeW York City CoHrlfr East SaglAatr- ddteh-
Sept, IS, 1859
We always read The WoRLD with hearty adr-
ration II its superior ability often with warm sp
Preciation Of its elOqaenay uttered sentiments
Worcester EUsRsHg Gazsfts.
Those who want Democratic paper viii fnd
TIE WORLD, on the whoie the suartest, most en-
tertaining, and complete ne#spsperon that side Of
the hsase--CAFO5cal, Penn Kan, ~. i
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N A r f r s.
w NEW SCALE PIANOS,
With Iron Frame, oyerstrang Bass and Agrafe
Bridge,
MEL0DE0Ns and CABINET ORGANS,
The best Manufactured; Warranted for years
Fifty NeR and Second hand Pianos Mslodeons
and Org ans Of SIX frst-clss akers at low prices
for Cash, or one-thiri cash and the balance in
Monthly IRstalnents. Second hand Instruments
al great bargains, Illustrated Catalogue mailed.
Warerooms. 4sI Broadway, New York.
HORACE WATERS.
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READil
READtt II
DEAD
aIDDLETON'S

OVD ERFUE PIN cUPP
s0re remedy for Rhsamasisza EszraJgia. Lcr.
hago, Growing Pains spralns, Bruises stiHr@.
Of the Joints and all similar diseaseF
This wonderful rsmedy - c6Hp posed entirely e
ysgess hie ingredients There are 20 ipigriars
substances assd ln its tnaE afaefGre
For assurance efits e1rahsnt progsrsiea. read
the f1h jEiug esri5fcs,es
EEBEoRD, Ess :. 1859
take great pleasure ID giving my tefti151y "a
the Faine n -AiddIetcn Wg1Gsrf9l Pain Care :,
have been martyr 70 Rhenmstism Far tvo
months prsEi0ss ts FEB zsth lass. 1 vas suEerir,
Intensely Eith pain severe that during al tts7
time had not one night af e9EafoFtnbie sleeU
could not pat my hands ,o NY face, eszld uar
comb my 5wn hair, nor feed myself bat after
having The Pain caTs applied encs, ! fgund rsllss
enough to give ne comfortable sleep. sEd witb its
sieaiy use continued 10 get better. srd uox 81
the end Of ten weeks FROM iis frat application 7
hare comparatively free use of ny hsads, sleep
veil And can attend ~ baslnsss. Ii h2s done Il
more good than all other medicines have ever
used put together, and eheerfally giFe thss ee--
tifcate % its value
ELM FISHER
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TESTIMONIALS

The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best-Y \. ErGNgsitsf.
Wecan speak Ct the merits Of the Waters Pi
AnOEfrOm personal knoSledge as being Of the very
best qUality---C hristtaa Iatsffigsaosr.
The Waters Pianos are built Of the very best
aud most thorou ghl seasoned material. .-AdUocats
and JourHli.
Oar friends viii End at Mr.. Waters store the
very best assortment OF Pianos, Melodeons and Or
gans 10 be found in the United States.-Grahzuz s
Magazine.
MUSICAL DoIsss.- Since Mr.. Waters gave up
publishing sheet music, be hgs devoted his whole
capital and attention to the manufacture and sale
of Pianos and Mel0deors He has Just issued a
catalogue Of his new instruments, giving 8 new
from former rates. and his Pianos have recently
been Rarded the First Premium at several Fairs
Many people Of the present day, who are attract
ed, II not confused, with the fsming adeertise-
msats OF rival piano houses, probably overlook the
modest N manufacturer like Mr. Waters; but we
happen TO know that his instruments earned him a
good reputation long before Expositions and ''hon-
OrsH connected tbereWith were ever thought Of
indeed. we have one of Mr.. Waters PianofOrtes
now in ourresidenee where il has stood for many
years Of which any manufacturer in the world
might well be proud. We have always been de-
lighted with it as sweet-toncd and powerful in
struinent, and there Is doubt Of its durability;
more thar. this some Of the best amateur player
In the city, we'll several celebrated panistss
have performed on the same piano, and all pro-
Uounee II superior AMI fTst-class instrument.
Stronger endorsement we could not givs.-Hosas
journal. janis, SO.
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BrBgcRDs May Is 1s6a
Mr. " " Middleton

sill pr0ezred bottle Of pour LlliE1e1t +;
Rheua atis1l, and ii gives great pleasure ia
saying that after using tfor ia days ny rAeus-
tiEm was completely relieved Ny sister vas
suffering, 81 the same time, viii IHasmstoEy
Rheumatism In her right hand and wIist-sttsI
using il for several days she relieved
consider i, the best remedy ever heard q
JOHN kEEFE.
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BEBPoRD, Nay ] I.sg
NJ Mf6dla.rn

Dear Sir Mrs. Eowser was IL nueh suffering
for some four weeks with Rheamatissa- All ct
some Of your Pain Cure and the first 1ight I
arpIie5 ii il eased the pain and after keeping
OF using it for two weeks, she was restored IL
health feel Il 70 be my duty. as lisa pleasure
Others. JACOB BOW SEX
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BEDFORD, May "a 1859

This il 70 certify that have used enc bottle @:
Middleton 8 LIniInsnt for Rheumatism, and 'bilE
il & good care and would recommend i 20 al per
sons that are aEictsd with the above disease
AUGUSTUS CARVER.
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ELM FISHER


D = v " MlQlIeE5l-
This Is to certify that WAS taken wisb Khsu
matisn IN ny right shoulder, On the eysIiEg q
the sth inst. 60 that was unable to rsise KY
hand to my face got some of year Pain Care
and applied Ii triee, and vas entirely relieved
I would recommend 20 every one Eko suffers zIth
Rheumatism 10 give IL trial and Be cared
Yours &c. 4 F. MILLER
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NE DAIIY WORLD

contains aI tAe aevss Of the DAY that can be OBJ
tanned BY mail and telegraph from all parts Of
the world, and the thorough discussions Of ali top
les Of interest
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This Is to certify that have used Mi1distsl &:
Imminent for the Rheumatism which ! had IL L1y
night shoulder 90 bai that could not get NJ
hand 70 my hsad without great pain, sBd attsE =
few applieAsiOBs was entirely reIisved
LF DART
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This excellent PAIN CURE Is prepared only "
u v MIDDLETON. Bedford, Ps 10 whom al
orders for the medicine should be addressed
iun4 62YI
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BEDFoRD, Mag IS, 1869
NJ Midfie.hr

i
Sir-I procuEsd oae bottle Of your medicine a1d
used oue-hzlf Of il for Rheumatism, which efec,-
ed q permanent cure up 70 this tiEas. I esnuC;
hesitate in saying that il Is the best remedy ! sT
ufHd. A q CAIN.
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BEDFsEp, May II, 1859
NJ. Middlstor
JOHN HAFER

DEAH SIR Il hare used several bottles Of yoar
msdieiDs in my family. and f1d il 70 be all you
claim for il. feaYs, trzly,
JOHN HAFER
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FOR DYSPEPSIA

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No form Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion can resist
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Price Of Wishsrts American Dyspepsia Pills,
81 a box Sent BY mail on receipt Of price
Price Of Wishsrt Pine Tree Tar Cordial 81 50
q bottle, or 81 per dozen. Sent By express
All communications should be addressed
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decl6m3 philadelphia.
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RrpYoRp, Mayls. L.
REnRlRn. - y n

This Is 70 certify that I hsFe used .Aiddle,Cl's
Pain Cure. for Rhegm attain and vas very ugc1
benefited by il. JORS HARRIS
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mi MAMM0TH SALE BILLS, print
Af1 ed AT short notice. Large Bills N rske large
stes We know il to be so. TRY 1T! Ii viii
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ing Call at TEE GAEErvR Jos aFx
ORDERS from distance for anv
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TO-. Send 70 THE GAZETTE JOB OFFICE. Bad
enrd, Pa
EILLIES, SHAFTS, Poles, Spokes
n and Hubs, are sold by HARTLEY a METZG
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NV ASIISGTON HOTEL, BED
Wv F0RB Ps-This large and e9umed5nas
house, hsFing besH re-taEen BY the subscriber. il
I5iF opsa for fHs reception q visitors ana board
era The Tpems ars large. vel vautIisted- AID
e1zatSrta9y faTnizzssa- Ta= table viii atE4Ez be
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Bar = saoeksi with the ehaisess li3Rors Ins1eTt
Il Is 1ly purposs . Keep > FIAST- Lass HOTEL
Th4zk5sg fhs pablie II p&ss fagsrs. ] resPsetlal-
By s0lisi1 reserved gf fAeir psfr8nage.
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Hstel aGa the Springs
razyI7. s7Ti q DIBEBI Prpp'r.
ID EDFORD HOT EL--The un-
1D de-sfgae1 having take charge e ths Bed
lord z 8atsi. formerly kept bT Gel J eAa aatsE, al
a9UEess - the pa5iie thst &c VIII bs sble 10 a
sr4 tAe best aseaan9 i&ti0Es, both . the travel
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Printed In any style to suit customers

We nave one of POTTER's DRUM
CYLINDER POWER PRESSES, the
best made, for rapid work on hand
bills, and
THE ONLY GORDON JOBBER
between ohambsrsbarg and UniOntown We
arsthus enabled to do finer work, at lower rates,
than any Office between these two pisces.
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Dee2'69yl B. 2 HARRY, Agent.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-05
shasta Land once.

The telegraph reports that the President
has appointed John s. Follansbee Register
and Charles Mcdonald Receiver of the
Shasta Land Office. These appointments
were made at the request OF the leading
Republicans of the new District, and it
may be safely said that no better or more
deserving men could have been found for
the respective positions. The location of
Land Office at this point has long been a
necessity, and many parties will now be
enabled to secure titles to mineral and ag-
ricultural land, who could not afford to do
SO heretofore. The rapid approach of the
railroad through the District has created
a demand for land in this section, and Of
course Government titles for the same are
desired. Our advice, as well-wisher to
the pioneer settlers and miners of the coun-
tys is to secure your homesteads and claims
as soon as possible. There will be very
little delay in getting the Office in working
order.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-05

: DEATH OF ToD RoBINsoN. The San
Francisco Alta of the 30th inst. says
The friends of the Hon. Tod Robinson
will be panied to learn Of his death, which
occurred near Crystal Springs, San Mateo
county, yesterday forenoon. Mr.. Robinson
was native of Auson county, North Caro-
lima, and was born in 1912. In Septem-
Der, 1850, he emigrated to California from
Texas, and at once devoted himself to the
practice of his profession-the law-which
he has followed ever since. Dir. Robin
son held the position of Judge of the Sixth
Judicial District, to which he was appoint
ed by Gov. Burnett Subsequently, he
received the nomination for Supreme
Judge from the whig party, but was de-
feated He has also received nominations
for important judicial positions at the
hands of the Democratic party, OF which
he was a stauuch supporter, but failed to
be elected. Gov. Haight appiDted Mr.
Robinson about one year since Supreme
Court Reporter, which position he held at
the time of his death.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-05
school Report.

Report of the Grammar Department
Shasta Public School for the month ending
October 28th:
Whole number of days attendance, SO5
absence, 80; tardy 81.
Boys enrolled, 20; girls, "a; total, "A
Average attendance 40.
For Scholarship and Department the
following deserve special mention:
Katie Burns, Susan Caldwell, Anna
Chappell, Florence Follansbee, Eva Ha.
bich, Mary McGarry, Amelia Grotefeud,
S. Witherow, Tim Lynch.
In History Examination: Samuel With.
crow, james Isaacs, John Voluntine, Geo
Fowler, Augusta Eames, Florence Follans
bee, Susan Caldwell.
M. s. BABCOCK, Principal.