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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-12-31
Men Adrertisements.
DrBLIC SALE.

I viii seii al Public Sale, by virtuc a an erder
of the Orphans Court Of S0merse. County. on
( Saturday, the 2ith Of January, 1874,
NJ my offiee In Somerset Borough. ct oclOck, r.
~. the real estate Of John Counirynan- deceased.
late Oh Somerset Township.
A tract Of land containing sfczt " ae<sz, ebos,
- acres clear, u acres In meadow, with largs
brick dwelling house and a new Swiss barn there
On erected with sugar orchard or nom siyhi
hundred to one thousand sugar trees. nne running
water and excellent springs on the sems. Adlosn-
and OF hers
Terms. 81, 200. in hand ist Apffi, js7& The r..
nsinder to remain lien on the premises; the iB
terest thereof to be paid 10 tho widow, Rlizabet
CouBtryman. during life or viddorhood, and OF
her death or femarriage the principal sHm 70 bs
pati to Lucy Ann Hoyle.
j. %. EINMEL.
Dee II Admir-. with the will annexed
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MARRIED.

BRINHAM-wILMOT-On tho a3rd
Of Dee 1878, by Rev W. T. Crcls, Mr..
r. f. Brinham 10 Miss Linnic Wilmo,.
both of Woliersburg, Pa.
ANKENY-STEEI4-On the 23rd inst >,
bv Rev. II. +. Keener. Mr.. VIM NJ.
Ankeny 10 Miss Sarah l.. Steele. both Of
this county.
REIBER-DEAL-O the 18th OF Dee.
1878, al Deals Mills, by Rev. W. f Crebs,
Mr.. VIM. II. Rciber to Miss 1.orisia Deal,
both of Somerset county, Pc.
-TROSTLE--On the 23rd
inst, by Rev John Tomlinson, Mr.. j.
Shaver TO Miss Martha A. Trostlc, both OF
Somerset county, Pa.
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A NARNISG.-Wc have heard OF per-
sons not a hundred mile. from here
who might take hint from the following:
A lad in Worchsster, Mass has been fined
s. and costs amounting 10 sl4.50 for steal
ing copy of daily newspaper from the
door Of subscriber. In passing sentence
the Judge said il was not the mere market
value OF the goods stolen that called for
severe punishment, but the great annoy
snce attending such petty pilieriny.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH
One of the Choicest, Cheapest
and Best Family News
papers Published.
EVERYBODY SHOULD READ IT.


The PRTRBuEG WEEKLT DIsPATcu
Ike the Daily is pria,ed from clear, new
tvpe, and is one of the choicest, as well a.
as one of the cheapest Family papers pub
lshctl. Ii is large folio sheet containing
thifty-six columns OF matter, embracing
all the more important news of the week,
carefully colated and condensed and omit,
ing nothing essential to general knowl
edge of everything of interest transpirine
throughout the country Indeed. as q
newspaper, it is not surpassed by any sim
liar publication in America f; while the
care with which its selections arc made
and their great variety render Il most de-
sirabp journal for the iamily-a journal
reple,e with interesting reading, aud one
tina; aanno, fail TO please, The CONNER
cial and Financial iiepaFts Of the WEEKLy
DlsPAToH arc made UP with great care
and are always full and reliable. while to
its Cattle and Stock reports equal care is
given. The WEEKLY DIsPATCH is fur.
nished 10 single subscribers at - 40 u
year. or in clubs OF ten at Si 90. with; a
paper gratis 70 tbs party getting up the
;.ah h is1he cheapest paper in America,
ts size and the amount OF reading matter
I gives considered, and every mmily
should have it.
,,iIIt:ss-- O'NEEE. a. ssOOK.
Publishers DAILY and WEEKLY DIsrATem
FiGhaye2pe. Pittsburg, Pa.
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4 DEER was shot under very peculiar
circumstances, near the Beesecker School
House in Jenner township, on the 18th
inst \ dog chased the deer some dozen
rods past the school house on 10 the ice OF
the adjacent creek, two of the school boys
followed The dog caught the deer while
on the ice and one of the boys, scarce 10
years old, despatched the deer with pistol.
Queer that deer should be caught at such
place and queerer still, that schoolboy
should have loaded pistol in his posses
sion, but nevertheless the above is an ac-
tual fact. SNID.
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For the benefit of those of our readers
who anticipate celebrating their wedding
anniversaries, and do not know exactly the
order in which they come, we print the
list as follows: Three days, sugar sixty
days. vinegar; 1st anniversary, iron 9th,
wooden 10th, tin 18th, crystal Goth,
china 25th, silver; 30th, cotton 35th,
linen 40th, wooden 45th, silk; 50th,
golden, and 18th diamond.
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MANY large and small packages were
shipped through the express and post
offices to friend. snd kindred away from
home, to serve as memorials Of the happy,
blessed Christmas time. Truly il is rescrv-
ed for this festive season, the time -honored
anniversary of the birth OF the Redeemer Of
the world, 10 bring home To us the won
derful application and realization of the
Scriptursl saying, at is more blessed to
give than TO receive.
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| MOUNTAIN CAKE.-to the yolks OF SIX
eges. well beaten, add two cups OF white
sugar, three-quarters cup butter, one cup
sweet milk, three -anda half cups flour,
having in il one measure of Banner Baking
Powder. Whitesof two eggs beaten stiff:
Bake in jelly cake pans. When cold
spread each layer with an icing made with
the whites OF four eggs, beaten siili, one
pound of powdered sugar and one table
spoonful extract Of lennon.
Each can or the Banner Baking Powder
contains small measure, 10 bc used even
full, according to printed directions. II
Won cannot obtain this really valuable aIt-
Gle from Your grocer, send twenty five
cent. by mail, addressed to Banner Baking
Powder, z. O. Lock Box 81, Pittsburgh,
Pa, and you will receive, postage paid a
quarter pound package, together with
list OF fifty valuable Recipes
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TUE Epizootic is coming last winter
| had several horses that had il, | tried a
number OF different medicines without
efiecting cure, then | tried Morrison Il
Bros. Liniment, it eIcells all other medi-
cines. Rub the throat glands and under
or between the jaws and let them smell it.
guarantee q relief | recommended il
to my neighbors and it had the same good
effect s. Z.
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Use Morrison & Bros Cough Syrup. 1t
will cure any cough.
MORRISON & BRo. Mt Pleasant, Pa,
keep Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines Of all
kinds, Perfumery, Soaps, &c, and pro-
prretors of noble Cough Syrup aud
Liniment. For sale at the stores.
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs-In of buy
ing your children worthless Toys &C., for
Christmas gifts, purchase for them some
thing both useful and ornamental. Messrs
Snyder and Uhl, have large assortment of
fine boots and shoes, that are beautiful as
well rs seryiceable. Call and buy pair
for each Of your children.
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SALE.

BY direction o. the Judges OF the Orphans'
Court OF Somerset County, viii sell at public sale
In Somerset Borough, on the premises, On
Tuesday, The 2Oh January, 1874,
at O'Clock, p. II the real estate, the property o.
George P8rker, deceased consisting OF seven
Oatidiug lots, fer Residences Business places or
9itees. iacing on the public square and Main Cross
street Diagrams Of the same can be seen al my
the day OF sale
( .. j. %. kIMMEL-
| Adn 7. de bonis n'n cum Testemento annezo.
! Dee IL
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TIRE year 1874 viii have It's events both
public and private. Ii is very often of use
as well as of interest, to keep diary and
record Of what transpires, as by not noting
time and dates in this convenient manner
business is forgotten and neglected To
record events regularly and Systematically,
every day in the year forms a useful habit
and is mental training fully worth all it
costs.
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OUR Carrier requests US TO say that he
will make his best bow and deliver his an
nusl address on New Years morning. He
hopes that you will be well supplied with
the "ever needful, and will favor him
with a quarter. 1t is certainly worth five
cents more per year to have your paper
delivered at your door than at the Post
Office
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PAIR young creature, with penchani
br cards. thus addressed an epistle to her
masculine friend: Come and play youcur
with me this evening" And he got mad,
and said a graduate who had such spells
as that was no right bower for him
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The West Chester Village Record says
Upon the late property of Ziba Darlington
Birmingham township, Albin Seal, few
days since, found a tortoise marked II. ID,
1920, which brief legend Ziba recognized
as the work of his hand in the days Of his
youth. Many had be marked thus, bui
before the hungry children OF a neighboI
they disappeared-the only cases of eaters
of land tortoises of which we ever heard.
As stay at home the tortoise is model
within hundred yards of the same spot
for wears and years, was found tortoise
marked by Ziba's S father in 1889
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WM. MORGAN informs lis that for the
first time this season, he has filed all his
orders and will hereafter, during the wnt
er, be prepared TO furnish ali kinds OF
Wooden Goods as soon as ordered.
Send on your orders if you want goods
that will give satisfaction.
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II you wish TO present your boy with
.SI' ioeable Christmas present go TO Ben.
~ clothing store and buy him suit OF
n " elegant clothes.
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a.. FAD horse with lump on his eg,
- 50 by kick, and one with lump
!, " Z as goose egg, caused by the COL
\ bottle OF Morrison & Bros. Lini-
-'' removed them entirely.
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EUFAULA, ALA, March 20, 1870.

Ees,r, j. II. Zeilin & Co., Macon, Co.;
GENTS Your Simmons Liver Regu-
lator has been in use in my family for
some time, and am persuaded that ii j, a
valuable addition To the Medical Sciences
Respectfully yours,
INo EIIIsuouTER
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IaH is the time OF year for Colds.
coughs, Whooping Cough, &c. We know
lhs medicine AS good for these diseases as
AorTison d Bros. Cough Syrup.
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CHRISTMAS passed off pleasantly and
'"1oul any accidents Services were held
!. ,'le different churches, and busines was
rel! generally suspended.
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A UAlTOR's NOTICE.

Having been appointed by the Court, auditor
ITO ascertain the names Of all the heirs OF the es
tate Of Frederick Gonder, deceased, and to rna te
n distribution of the fund in the hands o. Phlb
Shaver, Jr., executor OF said decsased, to and
among those legally entitled thereto, hereby
give notice ~ all pasttes ntercsted therein that
vii! attend TO my duties under said appointment
at my Office In 50 snerset Pa, on Tuesday, Janu-
ary 18th, 1874 -. kOOSER
devsA Auditor.
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PURE Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs,
F-lsni Medicines, and full line OF goods
;..slally kept by Druggists at Beniord d
Alamelps.
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I: j. PICKING & Co, Proprietors of the
Eagle Livery Stable, continue to furnish
the public with the best Of teams at mod
crate rates. They keep the best teams in
SonrSrset County.
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The basement OF the new NJ E.Church
at Dale City, will be dedicated on Sunday,
January 4th 1874 at l05 O'Clock \. II.
Rev. X. l.. Beacon and other eminent
ministers will be present. \ cordial invi-
tation is extended TO all
:. V. DAVIS,
Pastor
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This space is reserved for J.
+. Blymyer, who has removed
his stock into the most magni-
fcent hardware room in this
place. He can be found in
Room No. 3, Baer's Block.
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ANY person being unable to procure Nor
rison & Bro medicine, from their druggist,
can be supplied by sending to the Pro
prietors at Mt Pleasant Pa % cts. bot
Il C or 5 for 81 is the price of either Syrup
or Liniment. 1t can be sent by express
to any place Il has been sent 10 old Ken
lucky State.
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roua & BsEnITs, With turnish fresh
pork At panic prices. Call and see them
Persons from Il distance are requested to
send in their orders.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL

I y
By virtue OF an order Issued cut Of the Orph.ns'
Court Of Somerset County, and TO me objected
there will be exposed 10 public sale On lie DreHlf
seq at o'clock, r, II. ON
Saturday, January 10Th, 1874,
the following real estate late the properly OF Js
eOb o. Folk, deceased. via:
A certain tract Of land situated in Elklick town
ship, Somerset County. Pa, containing rs acres
strict measure, adjoining lands Of Samuel Maust,
William kretchman, Jacob Keim. Christian HOch
stetleT and others; about loo acres Of which ara
cleared and 40 acres In meadow. There ara
a two story dwelling house, bank barn, and other
out-buildings On the farm. The farm is In q good
state OF cultivation, Is well watered and well tim
bered.
TerIns:-One third Of purchase money, sfter pay
ing debts and expenses, to remain y lien On the
premises; the interest % be paid annually to tho
willow during life, and az her death the principal
10 be paid the heirs Of said decedent- Three
thousand dollars on the 1st day Of April It7k "a
seliyeTy Of deed, and balance in ive equal annual
payiaeu. to be secured by Judgment.
JEREMIAH II J. FOLK,
Dec Il Trustee
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smh y used Morrison & Bros Cough
Sstinaa - -, my iamily for three years, and it
eae W. s NO ~ more good than any other naed,
sa,r tie'. e'er used il Is sold cheap. these
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CHRISTMAS GIFTs.-What shall buy;
Clady is soon eaten and will not cure my
clsh, but bottle Of Morrison Il Bro
Tough Syrup will
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OUR town is little dull at present.
Items are as scarceas henteeth-5ut green,
backs are scarcer.
We learn that Rev VI. D. Lichliler, i,
holding proiracted meeting at Drake
town; quite revival is reported We
hope that the city will be saved from the
awful calamity that betell old Sodom and
Gomorah.
Oar large store building, which was
spoken of some time ago, has at last made
its appearance il indeed. makes quite a
show. We believe the fisrt fioog viii con
sist of store room, tailor shop, shoemaker
shop &c, the second will. no d0nht. he fin
ished for hall Of some kind.
Passing the Sycamore Hotel, now
converted into dwelling house, few
days since, we were sorry to see that the
old Sycamore had yielded up The ghost
The storms are prostrating lis branches to
the earth-soon it will disappear from our
sight This old familiar tree, whose glo-
ry and renown are spread DER land and
sea, is passing away No more will lis long,
waving branches shelter Us from The
mondays scorching sun no longer will
its great arms, spreading far and Widc.
rock the little bird while singing i.s sweet
songs no more viii It support thc drunk
ard from falling into the ditch-whiskey,
no doubt, was the cause its DEATH BE
ware druukGrd that ii does not Kill you
Tom CHOW
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FLOUR, Grain, Feed, and all other goods
-aar line, at Panic Prices. For cash
aiy. Come and see,
Cook & BEERITs
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a vo-t 1alas Of Castings and Wrought
Aclpr si hlsae al hcKaig's Foundry aud
asn saop' ior twenty five per cent.
kscn..ss', s'u nave been paying. See nd.
vi thfs paper. d 3tf
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CAsToEIA is more than n substitute for Caste
Oil. 1t is the only saJe article in existence which
is certain to assimilate the food regulate the bow
els cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest. aprl2.
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- - u W. BESRoRD has established a
n '',e 80 store al his old stand, opposite
Ssosat',' ysI.ieise' House. He keeps a good sup
I'M. eosh,ng' and having bough, AT pan
al,'as, he can sell as cheap as the
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q, .s9e4 Q, .ase 9n she L. w. & B.
,,.rr' s ~ aaSe BEEN again rednced. ,lbe
!rs S,o ta'es are from Pitlsburg to New
q Wv, Wv 70 Philadelphia 81, to Washing
a! and Baltimore IS.
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bENsoRD eS kIMMEII. have nbe lot
Of Perfumery, very handsomely pat up,
for Christmas
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NeiC Advertisements
HORSES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offer 81 horses and colts at
private sale the farm of Noah Scott near ursi-
na, Pa, at any time between now and February
LIST, 1874. The horses all good work and car
ria2e horses ranging in &c from TO 10 years. and
will be sold 1T how prices and ON long time.
dec3l YCTZi A SCOTT
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,.',' OHs AND sKIEs.-The highest cash
- "iil be paid by me for all kinds Of
JOSIAH ZIMMERMAN,
Somerset, Pa.
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thing new; pleasant; honorable; lasge profits, M
risks; home abrOad; day or eysn.ng; thousapas-
making money. Particulars and samples trsaiiy
worth 81 mailed free Address T.. NJ. REID, rsy.
Eighth Street, New xGk.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate of Samuel Deetes late OF Allegheny tn.
deceased
Letters tesianentary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted TO the undersigned by the yrop-
er authority, notice is hereby gwen TO those in
dee;od 20 1t 10 make immediate ayment. and those
having claims against IL viii present them 10 the
undersigned at the late residence Of slid deceased
on Saturday, January 10th, 1874.
JOHN DIETER
Admir-. with will annexed
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DUBLIC SALE.
TOBIAS MEYERS,
WM. NJ. CRICHFIELD,
Gecl7 Administrators.
DRIDGE BUILDERS NOTICE

n
The Commissioners Of S0merzet C0uaty will Of
fer to let at public 0utcry to the lowest bidders on.
the premises the contracts for the building OF the
following bridges on the premises, 10 wit
On Tuesday the 27th day of January. 1874, al 10
o'clock, the building Of bridge over Laurel Hill
Greek In Ursina borough, where the road leading
from Petersburg crosses said creek
On Wednesday the 2sth day Of January 1874. at
10 O'Clock and on the premises the building Of a
bridge over COxs Greek near the house OF Noah
Roberts in Somerset township.
On Thursday the 29th day of January 1874. at 20
o'clock, on the premise. near Spe's sawmiI ip len
ner Township, the building Of bridge over que
mshOning Greek, where the road crosses the creek
leading from Somerset to JohnstOwn Turnpike Ut
point on the Bedford and Gree1sbssg turnpike.
at the house late the property Of Abfsibs m
Dibert, deceased. in Jenner Township.
On Friday the th OF January 1874. Mt l o'clock
on the premises, bridge over Shade creek. in
Paint Township, where the road crosses. leading
from Berlin to JOhnstown. in said township
The contractors will be required to give security
for the same for the performance of the said con
tracts on the day Of sale. Specifications will he ey
hiblted on that day.
ATTEST: JACOB J. WALTER
JACOB NEFP. VAL J. MILLER,
Clerk. FL COUNTRYMAN.
dcc11 Commissioners
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Eise''en.-ome'"i
fhe Returns.

;ro below the official vote on
We constitution. as received at
the S.o,e ~" department, in all the coun-
u. W of the State;
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s1l6,32l 90

Loans uren Real Estate are based upon The val
ne Of the land alone; buildings upon'it being re-
garded merely as nm additional security.
dec24
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THE BALTIMORE BUTTER COMMISSION HOUSE
b. BROOKE, NYCE & Co.
81 South St. Baltimore. Md.

"e""n oher !" our
~ ourong experience
acie Tor placing
amy allow nothing else TO interfere
our reputation for and
had the benefit OF the possess all
our abilities give ction
Liberal advances made when desired promptly
nly rephedt Respectfully, &c,
B BROOKE,
Cards be obtained a office Rail- Dero
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The Household Esanacea.
AND
Family Lininient

is the best remedy In the world for the following
complaints, via: Cramps in the Limbs and Stom
aeh, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side, RheuIn
atism in all its forms. Bilious Collie, Neuralgia
Cholera. Dysentery, Colds, Fresh wounds, Burna
Sore Throat. Spinal Complaints, Sprains and
Bruises, Chills and Fever. Fur Internal and FL
ternai use.
It's operation is not only 10 relieve the patient
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint
1t penetrates and pervsdes the whole system. re
storing healthy action to all its parts and quick
ening the blood.
The Household pnnacca is purely Vegetable ant
All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS s BROWN.
No. 2i5 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all Druggists. July -
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jaw palsy, sprains sweiDgs, breasts, scads,
burns, salt-rheuin, car-ache, &C.. upon the human
frame and Of strains, SPAWN gals, &c, upon an
imals in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. They yare counter
irritant, an all healing pain rcliever. Cripples
throw away their erutches the lame walk, poisun-
Gus bites rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed withouta scar 1t is no humbug The
recipe IL published around each bottle. They sell
as no article ever before sold, and they sell be-
cause II doesJust whatthey pretend to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism pain or swelling
deserve TO suffer If they will not Centaur Lin
iment. More than 900 certificates Of remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs chronic rheumatism,
gout, running tumors, &c., have been received. We
viii send a circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &C., gratis, 20 any one requesting 1t. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment Is
worth one hundred dollars for spavinedor sweenied
horses and mules, or for screw worm In sheep
Stock owners=thesel elnments are worth your atten,
tion. No family should be without them. "Whiie
wrapper for family y Yellow wrapper for an
imals. Sold by all Druggists. zoe per bottle;
large bottles 81 90. ]. b. ROSE s. CO., 5s Broad
way, New York.
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Prospectus sent post paid receipt Of price, sl5o
For circulars and liberal terms. address JOHN +.
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