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, 1870-01-01

fesed xave11l yes1 ss1 tnsoas Aneotoa, 10 which
Q ers1unHa are espoets1y so6nct, sudsass1nG uBsd
vaItoos zeuetaea, hare p!eisafe u dang ny
'sfti- ou3 ~ to he relief have had in tno dis
shtrHu OF ny Sabbath IAboss frnm the use Of
HB,e.sn's Aspnehf1t 1fuehkk" " 1reJ hAye bee1 Z
great coDfpsL Uttefs to whom 1 have RECON-
4 ended theu n4ve used them 1,th adv1utaSe-s' -
Fo9 coaghs and colds tho trocheS 11c equally en-
cAedoux.
, 1870-01-01

NMtddJeG1wu Mineral spring Wa.
ter" NaIursT 1cnedy; cr1es m dlse1ses 0 the
ttdneyt, skin Ard blood Mora promptly Ehsu Any
other nown rentdJ. Sold BY al dfuRg1S.x. Btnd
tor testimonials At1dte&s ]. Jay 1oslin, Treasurer
H. II. e. Co.. hdmetown, ", on z. r. Dwyef i
CO, AgcatA, Chicago, IL
, 1870-01-01
Gw RAJ, wrArE FOE SALE.

| {TYY REAL fSIAIE tth Q0A-A
Foa E1lE-nxa 6. sosxx: nzaI Estate
T.sAsn4v.iSSS!SST.sS SSSTS e PixlsiS,ri g: c, is..s
! ,Inoa mos eoaft eoaftr-,...,. fn,.,
a1!7e :cet- neas Iweasisth e uhsap, o+
Gsiais % | fFoaa a1ss asa.s 80 e. fssas5 -sis.s
1np1Aa2eaT.rsns W. 81 hsase. ea 5si Fl .seaea
ress rsA hsne. .nssfza q n asasrn 1nproreaeDss Hses
P15e bess.a. In1i.x bss1aent, soxl7u neu Trou-
r1cssosy md b.<eusnt b<ict. eosn1 Of Twsnty-
ti.ns nln.e:s s:u.e, ID. 4a11s. ne.- 1hry.ss,t-.
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10 e, rear @ Feu!se<gih1.t - " vAtssat si,t =. :,
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1!fs t,e1 5esI sssT fi,1,, ksty e. sis,
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: II ISss mar ~ Tint, Z eead1 4. essI irsat ~ -
fns ~ ~ " 10y -'+'~~ '
foafnM.afToI.o' fi17s z, By she a'' or 0s'
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ggj1ss Ear sadse ns'PlsGs' na 8 e. e p Pso,..
!nsses !sfsss. - seats u; ;asss; ias = &C. 0e e
aolSossru iovs.r sna ettff ''s1' e' OF '''
@i,est ss,eet psaf s ne,onH ..tn - 'apto'eo
lslss'; s I;ts sssf ,a;t:ss ssss;.s -, uoxp,
N,Fble,ifont beo.e. earner Aeubeast- IN e1.
| ehansc for et,t 4.sa v.stat pfocestyt ,o,.
!s:s : I'D s.:eisent house,, ~ as.i ssasenoa:H:
, 1870-01-01

A d.leTxyRan tEeev. J. mcMUrfayl
vr1t1rg frpm HAiitax, II. s, says: HATsnS aa.'
, 1870-01-01
Superior Court

n Y6&IfSEyG WHU %44I. EUT 8y331I.
Rehnni inrrctnra or 01stTtct No " Tnnmaa
paiY. i'm fof an Accounting. It IL stated th1t
dsicndan; Via appointed Tressufer and ez-oMeio
t.ierf n fhn Trratets of Hcboois ar ToTnRhin s8.
IL IN this connty and thst ha hls atnce actnd al
tuch of1cef. among the duties lucumpcnt upon
heinV 70 keen proner bnntk II which IA tnter Z
eofnnlete sfstemsnE Of Iii nccounts. to mite
EesrIv ststt n,ent With the seyersj Rn4r4a f flre
fnrr IN tt tnTnahfn and n drIyer r tne Cierf at
each bpsrd, on demand, statement Of the dnza-
tsi eondtf1on Of csch dat1cr II II fnrther stated
shs+ Wnits cc+inn a. TrA..nTer ha h,S frnn. f5nnA
n Y,mn rers,vrf ennsfde ratjr snma ~ nnner Ee
t,e'nnntno IN cnmn,ajnan.a and CHARGED rhsr ~
VS. n.n11eG ench Imnne11 - hIs oTn nse ~ i,ast
- 1r1eH ina snn of q n01 reFnsfnr ~ ~ nr1nHT
rrSe1a nnnT atm. ma nrrlttinT - *t.se hiS ID.
cmht vith Inc dfrtTet. '~>'>1@s -
vIrrrurrr
wcs,.rn n Ogden y Inea ac,n1sn. Eseeeu,sns
,2f ~ aua d,3, o. tae ca saousa'oa o. oock -
""$ ~ wcYn M n9t.IrTTnstyrp sa1r
, 1870-01-01
:: AUCTION BALES.
:: AUCTION SALES.
ESTABLISHED 1885,,
WIN. A. BUFFERS i CO.,
Auctioneers and Dry Goods Commission
Merchants
s,o. ANDII RANpUlPH.GT.

WOOLLEN GOODS.
Ready-Nado Clothing, Germantown
Knit Goode, Buck Gloves and Gaunt-
lst1, I.a<3Iss' aud Cent? Fur
Goods, Dry Good, Boots,
Shoes, Etc,
AT AUCTION.
o. WEDNESDAY, Jan. s. n 81 o'etoeks
Al our ssiexroous, l. :, 4 snd II Ezndalphst.
VIII. l. BU1TRRs CO..
AneaoneeE7,
, 1870-01-01
ANU1EHENIB.

Aalf Rheufn cuFcd ~ uxtHE Junlpc1
TaF Soep, made u c1sNeN, Haza7u Co, New
YORK.
, 1870-01-01
AlKEN,S MUSEUM,

AlKEN'S MUSEUM.
FRANK 4. Proprietor End Manager
AaHKAT BILL FOR NEW YHAB's DAY.
Ttis tsaturdayl morning, JAnnary !. Is7n II 1aM
o'clock, The beautiful trass from the nursery legend,
CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
Afternoon. At O'clock. the powerful drama os the
DRESEARD; Oh, TIE FALLEN SAVED.
Afternoon 1t ~ o'clock. the sensational drxnh1,
EISTlCuE; Oh, TIE MAN OF DESTINY.
Evening, At o'eteek. Tom Tatior.a
TicRet-of.Ien Man.
M. FRANK T. AIKEN sa............. Robert Bitterly
GRAND PERFORMANCES
In tho LARGE HALL cf the Museum
EVERY HOUR,
Commencing /. 2 o'cloek In the morning.
Eonday sTcntoE Jt1n.ry J tho eveut Of the scsAau.
Afse long preparation. the production Of
LITTLE EMILY.
quilts S.osy BY 6HARLEs DICKENa Ths Plea WI
be ptesected toa
TRULY MAGNIFICENT sTVLR.
.UPERB music:
GhAND EFFRCTR. and
V0NDkQU5 TADLRAUN
, 1870-01-01
gTRAYED Or STOLEN.

CTHAYED OR SIOLHN-A Brown HQRSK.
= wish whi.s tesehe,d, his iett ksss s2s1pH and Y,
heTe MM be uhera1y rewarded. FRANK WAN.
DEAfK.l
, 1870-01-01
AVENUE HALL.
IETx-rfy.eeroud.et.
4. r1SuER,S pAyClSG ACADEMY,

noe. l25 nud 1.e7 North ClRrk.st-
ANHW EKASON viii co,umsuca It the tboTe AeAd
t1nJ jan ls.o The newest EEE.a. fseaSo I1tenf eaa
tearhtfH TIE Kind Attention OF pastntA And Ato q
young ladies and kenteutn. II no4t tetpe1tu5 sosie
liz cotnuet cement Of eeasou. SEPARATE icssTsie
uons Tor parties dvc. either Il the soovs naneo aa
Yo psea.s elea.e to scply At The re As.deny r.
TrypsehoFrau An. Grand Hatree every THURSDAY.
rt1<E M
, 1870-01-01
NIAS0CERADE COSTUMES,

By the celebrated costu1er.
MRS. L. IIAGEaI1ASs
For Thast.ex, Tahleau1. NA4aoeradeh e2d Pvass raf
tte1 CSGutf7 orde1t promptly AEan4ed 70, II LIE
NjiLINEHT STORK. N1 ChcASoay
, 1870-01-01

VFASTKp-TO BCY SECONDHAND 8A
" lean couoteF. Inquire II a1ee u Heat Aadt
sen II
WAFrhD-sroCK Or DRY GOODS OR BOOTS
and Ahotr. or both, In exeharEe for cz4h and etY
property, frnprnTed. amounting TO 4e nM "a NleSn
Ad1Iess WRHB HHt1A, fFthunc ostee. .
csn WILL ppRgR Akx 4 PERMANENT SYTT.
S0elW alton that p Ia FAY &S5 pet uaonth Aa3{esa
NATIONAL. Tribune otdce- Mons hus N energetic
man retd 1ddrtaA.
WAErKp-ALL KINDS or OLD BR0ERJ:
w elto Kted wstehea, jevey. plats cld 6old FlTe1
tero,vrss. Cab psid II bAAT11TI7a, 1ss Htats-1t,
, 1870-01-01
NEW YEARS. DAY.
Arrangements for It's Celebration in
the Theatres and Churches.
Presentat5ons, Etc.

Prom tine. whereof the nemcrJ OF usn run
pcth not to The contrary. the nrss day Of Z new
year has been ouc Of festlv1ty and general good
cheer. II has come down to the present tune a.
~ot1da holiday, aud u observed IN pecalisr
nanne1 by all the great family OF nations
Herr, In Chicago, We hare our own peculiar
slled freqoens TIC ohufehea; % o:heTs rs % 20 q tae M
theatres: others spend the day In b1JlnX presents
ior ihel, inetds, While Large els.s consider It
qnaintaEcas ~ possibe within tne ahorI space Of
sGoster winters day. And The soank ladlea, -
1ne nnes .Gs r. e.. paq aea o5
tpat cheers nd also-lnehk1steG.
lin these high nosthern attitudes, Ne1 Yekr1
bay aeerna dlvested OF na,f oi tt attractions
lesi acconpaued By l plentiful supply OF 1nox =.
The music OF sleigh bells II the mort nAtnt& ovee-
lure to TINS holiday. Eut the preaent year eomes
upon us more Ike Hpt1ng day thsu one Of mid.
winter. And perhaps the poor VIII thank God for
stores nave 6een doing : very W tnri11ng basassi, o
which ior the uonca nAs scEred 10 dlsptI the idea
that unea we're hstd and snAt money was ac2rce.
In accordance WITH ttns honored custom, the
ness carriers hare brought out thetf RddIeases ~
3hve nleo The lett3 cts71er1 CT the Post once De
s apf tan, ssn ~ II ,ssSe ga .n 1S see os
public with regard TO the rulea DC Will enforce
during the ensuing yeaE:
very handsome sddresa, which " not only well
wrtten, but II vtIy model OF typographical
beaAsy.
EMANCIPATION CELKBRIr70N.
The Un1tEd Fellows, A2d Other kinaItd assoc!s-
tons. vii celebrate ne annIyetsa1y q EnAnctPa- Y
oGeas1ge ,ss wv 1e Feg - Mtsre'unx Ks oae;
With prayer, VI. j. Greenwood vill Tead mo
tuat FfoEt4malon aad 1aotesaea 64 ne
| mAde by HOT. ]. y. A1oId. miluam CODES BIDHn.
ni Haa1on: l. Layton, Q! Indiana, and l. j. Wnite,
| Of this ctfJ. PROCESSION WILL be l0fned n ~
O'Clock al Oltrst Chuicn, On Fo1tta ayenus; and
l the 1o1o"mg VIII oe Ine order o. n2fca: FonIL1
avenue 70 Van Bursn stteet: thence TO Indiana
| lsssh avenue; thence TO Monroe stlees; thence 70
DesEtoEu atreet: thence to Lake street; knenoe 70
| C1ait Aueet: on clalk 70 Polk strcet: thence to
| FOul1h Avtnne: On Fourth AFe1ne to The church
/ 4ArEEN1xrS
At the Opera House today there will be TWO
performaIces By the Comb'aar1n Company.
Next week Lotta comnelces Al engagement, sp-
Maggie Mitchell c!oses her engagement At Nc.
TIcke1 q today With TWO parfOrmanceA Ga Mob
dbJ evening next tho Rchin3t EeraAyd Troupe
commences it, seaSou. The List Of artists 10 the
| troupe % as foH0"a: ma ttcoloRfBtfnafus Mtts
l EHu-A Ao1 tE0- hn1 1hSAp AeN4f DtA3tCn, kcpf43Ai
| MlA1 Annie hfWp Bowler and Al8a AHA M1SElkA,
| cGEffalus BfOqkbOpBe Bowler AGd Pierre Bernard,
| uanrv nrattnu b~-Sopa. rnrrv
| IsaaT ~. Usrren whfit ava WNifsr nfrrh Il. S.nR
Behss ns has The baton, and j. g. Peates is stage
DIRECTOR, The chorus coDatst1 Of tweutY-nse
apo o . aao r. nsar WI es
] ~ aThe Bohemian Ell With the following cast;
Ent -'''.- r.. vtan
Mx<1iSsee.1f Hc.fr.
AeEle.
, 1870-01-01
EHARD WANTED


DOARD-WITH TWO FURNlsa aED ROOMS; oN.
D Wabash Aith,k.n .v.. E:H5n g uI|rffh-st,
ofbeE-
-n.u0-CY 4 GRVJLFWAs AND WJrR.WIrH
fSnjer - nj 1nou1 tieaAaEs locality tho Narh
h1r F-ople ho buy eratad cF aaul'eFAted c,ffee
hroi thek st..ks ia rai-' neee Lot reply ~ D L E
TrirGre ott-t-
r,oARp-Asp SUITE Oa ROOMS on TEE
d Etlt SkIc, BY Eentirrnz1 sod vito Address,
reference. &. Tribune offre-
DoARD-A GE.TLEMAs wANTs HOARD.
teEise1 LAZY eua!l he etio5. Il AddreA JFW, Td-
hunc ofake.
DoAzD-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY WOULD
ID tka board and room Nlia pleAaant pfiTnte family
fcf the winter, 1t MetersLs tatea- A6tEesa ARa l.
1rih7ae eetes.
DoABD-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES 4 FLkAS-
ID int bospe for the w.1er where can net ~ guv-
bod. Doss cot ohts1 70 sewtas- Address ALLIE
GkA. Tribune ofaee.
DOARp-hY 4 GENTLEMAN. N EXCEL Efvr
ID ptanAn ard thern1kh teacher Of the kakthh aLld
s:tHe.ies andl srsirx 1ddi<ts \ <, tribune o1sa
DoARD-AF FRONT ROOM cR SUITE NEKLY
ID t1rutsbed On Heet 81 east y CaIon
f'Ast. with kood beard. for Etnsss0An And vito Ad-
dress B. rrihass o4ee.
D04Rp- BY / YOUNG LADY, 4, HoNR q
pyes ssis esss e Ss.s s'F By
! D11Rp-A KEsPECrABLk SINGLE LADY
PAaisu would BE- appreciated. or Era
uTiY xis fa111t, net too oauf,iuve AasoGEodstions
3uo.t ha tgod md ttfTaA rcA&onAlA- Adtess, uuh
| Teei. ., I1ihene e1ss -
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
The Lesson Of the Raid.

The Chairman Of the Executive Commit
tee of the Fenian Brotherhood dcnounces
the Canadian expedition as an unauthorized
expenditure of money and material accu-
mulated by years Of preparation, IhiS
ought to discourage the fenians even more
.ban the failure O'Neil and Starr. How
is it possible for the funds of the Society
to be used by unauthorized persons W hen
the poor men whose savings have been
souandered in this burlsaque invasion con-
tributed their dollars, they supposed that
the money was going into custody OF the
officers to whom they had given authrlty
70 act for them. But no sooner has the
army of invasion thrown away its arms and
souandered all its stores, than the ceh'rel
officers disavow all connection with them,
and declare that they had no right to use
the patriotic fund in such manner. NC
right? Then how is it that they have the
power? Tie Fenian treasury seems tc
stand always open, that any crazy advent
urer may thrust in his hand and help nm
self To fill it under such circumstances
will be as hard as to fill a sieve with water
If unauthorized ard irresponsible individ
uals have the power to make use OF tht
contributions of the brotherhood, we Ger
tainly trust the contributions will stop, ant
the treasurer Gf there is any such officer
will be called upon !cr an explanation.
In truth the late expeditions show
weakness in the Fenian organization TO
which we are entirely upprcpaircd. Th
Executive Committee conNesses that it
poweriess, that there is no central control
that there is no protection for the trcasur.
tlat any man who plcases may set up as
Fenian Genearl aud exhaust the account
lated materials Of years to pay ior h
feathers and parade. In the field the Sc
ders, who to natural bravery add the exp
rieaee of veterans in the United Stat
volnntenr .nrny, cQppct- stand, brfPrAatt
ave towards, but because The iuuutuerab
Cuouels are either towards Or fools, {
more probably both. Without orsanaz
ton in either the civil or military braucl
aud without leaders who to an averag
amount of brains unite ability to comman
the obedience Of their people, .he Fenia
Brotherhood seems TO be nothing but d
orderly rabble Of patriots more to be feare
by their friends than their enemies. Ser
sible men had better come away from il
aud work for the liberation of ireland
some other way Tribune.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
Horrible Butchery Of Jews.
CONsTATINoPLE, June

CoNsTATINoPLE, June |.
A. fearful war of religious intolerance
has broken out in the province of Rouma-
MIA, a metropolitan province of the Turkish
Empire in the south Of Europe. For some
time the native Christians have manifested
a spirit of fearful vindictiveness against
the Jewish population, who have endeavor-
ed in vain to obtain from the Government
some protection against outrage and extor-
ton.
A secret movement has been in
organization for some time for the EXTERN
iuation of the. inoffensive Jews and the
deep and dead ly hatred of the bigoted pop
ulace has only been slumbcring, awaiting
vent for its fury. On Sunday last, by a
precoucerted signal the Christian populace
rose and fearful work of butchery was
inaugurated. At an early hour the houses
of the Jews were inv aided, and the occu-
pants, who were BILE to escape, were
massacred in cold blool. The fleeing Is,
raelites we're pursued through the town by
an armed mob and murdered whenever
caught.
Men, women and children were ruthles
sly slain. The fury of the populace which
was infrmed with religious bigotry
only exhausted itself for the want OF vic.
TINS. In all the principal towns the fear
ful work of butchery prevailed, and thou
sands of men, women and children of the
repugnant class were butchered. The work
of slaughter still goes on in the interier,
and nothing has been heard yet Of any
movement by the authorizes to suppress it
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
SINGULAR Double Suicide,

Particulars of the double suicide at Nice
are given by the Paris Gaulois. On a
Sunday morning lately some peasants found
in the grounds of the Villa Teissere, in the
Valley of Montegat, near Nice, young
woman bleeding and insensable. She was
removed to the town, but died before reach
ing it. From her statements and other in
formation it appears that she was the daugh-
ter Of "a bookseller, and was a brilliant paint
During the winter months she was in the
habit residing at Nice ,and had there made
the acquaintance Of man named Morplain.
Morplain being withou resources, they de-
termined to put an end to their anxieties by
killing themselves. According to the
statement of the dying woman, she left
Nice with her companion 1T was she
said, 'our last night. We took with us a
phial of laudnum, revolver and sword
stick. We chose this as the best spot foI
our purpose. We made a bed with oul
outer garments, laid, upon the moss
We slept till daybreak. We had prepared
everything, and at I o'clock came the
adieu. had taken off my white petticoat
which Morplain hung upon the branches
of tree. We then drank the laudnum
We suffered much, but we could not die
Morplain said to ne 4 can bear it no long
erI shall blow out my brains | crieC
out that | would not be left alone with hi
corpse, and l said, Shoot me here, (point
ing to the spot where a gaping wound il
her breast was visable). / did no
wish to be disfgured, and / entreated hin
to aim there. He fred point blank The
correspondent OF the GaulOis adds that tn,
statement is verified by the facts of tn,
chemise being burned and the skin black
ened by the powder. 'Morplain, added
the dying woman, shot himsel through th'
head, aud you will find him lying yonder
He feard failure, and you will see that
he yet holds poniare in his hand
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

The reignipg Prince is absent from the
provence, and advantage was taken of this
to complete the total determination of all
the Jews from the province.
Prince Charles is burrying home, and
energetic measures will at once be taken
by the Sultan to suppress this religious
emute. Meanwhile the fury of the mob
continues undated, finding fresh victims
to glut its irsatiate frenzy.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11

A TELEGRAM from Washington states
that the Superintendent of the Census has
issued instructions that assistant marshalS
shall not commence taking the census till
the 18th of June. After commencing they
shall continue without intermission till the
work is finished. An intermission of one
week will be sufficient cause for removal,
and no grayer offense can be committed
than to div1lge any information the result
Of their labors.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-11
Special Notices.

SJUU. -~- each County in the State, state, to to
travel and take orders by sample, for TEA,
COFFEE, and SPICES. To suitable men we
will give a salary of $500 to $1,000 year
above travelling and other expenses, and rea-
sonable commission on sales.
Immediate applications are solicited from
proper parties. References exchanged. Ap-
plications are solicited from proper ,parties,
Apply to, or address Immediately
j. PACKER 4 CO.,
Continental Mills"
SS4 Bowery New York.
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DON'T DO IT.!
FRIENDS, CoUNTRYMEN AND LOVERS

FRIENDS, CoUNTRYMEN AND LOVERS
Do not for get that 1, s. S. WooD, do hereby
declare, on the authority of facts herewith
submitted, that more moneys worth is given
in premiums for new subscribers to WOOD's
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZIE than for any other
publication in the World. Also, that agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars to apy Pub.
Usher who shall succeed in proving the contra
ry to this declai alton, provided that such Pub
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In case he fails he, he shall forfeit to me the
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| issue. i,fH G8A NJ1f
s. WOOD, Publisher and Proprietor
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MACHINE" NEwBvRE
March -, 1870
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lies is Offering unequalled inducements to new
subscribers.
In the first paper of October it commenced
brilliant Novelet, called '' Family Failing"
by Elizabeth Prescott. 1t also is now running
serial called George Canterbury's WILL"
by Mrs. Henry Wood, the famous author Of
" East Lynne" &c.
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THEY ARE NOT A VILE
Z q NJ CY DRINK


Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits,
and Refuse Liquors, doctorcd, spiccd and
swectehed to please the taste; called ''Tonics.'
"Appetizers," "Restorers," &C.. that lead the
tippler on to drunkenness and ruin but arc a
true medicine, made from the native Roots
aud Herbs of California, free from all Alcohol
c Stimulants. They are the Great Blood Puri
fer and Life Giving Principle perfect Reen-
ovator and Invigorator IF the System, carry
ing off all poisonous matte, and restoring the
blood to a healthy condition. No person can
take these Biiters according to directions, and
remain long unwell.
SlQo will be given for an ncurable case pro-
vided the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point of repair
For lnfnmmatory and Chronic rheumatism,
and Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Bilious,
Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases
eff the Blood, Liver, Kidneys. and Bladder.
these Btters have been most successful such
Diseases are caused by Vitated Blood, which
is generally produced by arrangement of the
Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Vitiaed Blood whenever YOU
find its impurities bursting through the skin
in Pimples. Eruptions or Sores: cleanse it
when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you
when. Keep the blood pure and the health of
| the system will follow.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the
system of so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed.
lu Bilious, Remttcnt, and Intermittent Fe.
vers, these Biters have no equal For full
directions read carefully the circular around
each bottle, printed in four languages-Eng-
lish, German, French and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor. 32 Comm cree ST.,
NY. X. II. MCDONALD SEQ,
Druggists, and general Agente, San Francisco
and Sacramento, California, and 80 & 81 Com
merce ST., n. Y.
aeE" SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEAL
ERS. 26 3m
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~ HE HAND-IN-HAND MUTUAL
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HIN LEY kNITTING MACHINE
FOR FAMILY USE simple. cheap, reiiabie,
kSITs EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED
Uircul arand sample ocking FREE. Address
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We are authorized to announce tho ramc OF
&. X. WoonRuYr us candidate for President
Judge, subject to the usagos Of the Republican
party.