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-BS Itou. tf'farm. Durability of Timber- The durability of timber is almost in- credible. Th e following are a few ex- amples for illustration, being vouched for by Puffon, Du Hamel. Rondelet and i others;— • VThe piles of a bridge built by Tr a jan, after having boon diivcn more than 1,600 years, weic found to bo petrified four inches, the rest of tlie wood bef»g in its oidinaiy condition. Tho elm piles under the piers of Lon- don-Bridge have beon in uso moro than 760 years, and are not yet materially decayed. / Beneath \the foundation of Savoy place, London, oal*, elm, beech and clics- nut piles and planks were found in a state of perfect preservation, after having been there for six hundred and fifty years While taking down the walls of Tun- bridge Castle, Kent, there was found in the middle of a thick stone wall, a timber-curb, which hud been enclosed 700 years. Some timbers of an old bridge were discovered while digging for the founda- tions of a house at Ditton's Park, Windsor, which ancient records incline us to believe were placed tijere prior to the year 1396. The durability of timber out of tin ground is even greater.still- Thy roof of the basilica of St. Paul, at Rome, was framed iu the year 816, and now, after more than a thousand years, it is still sound; and the original cypress wood doors of the v same building, after- being iu use more than 600 years, were, when replaced by others of brass, per- fectly free from rot or decay; the wood retaining its original odor. Th e timber dome of St. Mark, Venice, is still good, though more than 850 years old. Th e roof of the Jicobin Convent at ljjlaris, which is of fir, was executed nvorc than 450 years ago. V.i Curry Tombs. it is said by old hostlers, that a good currying, brushing, anil rubbing-down once a day, is equal to a feed of oafs for a horse. However this may be, there can be no doubt tiiat it greatly promotes the comfort and health of hors- es and cattle. It removes all tilth from the skin, which is ap t to accumulate iu stables, unless currying is attended to daily. The skin is constantly throwing •oft' effete matter, which collects around the roots of the hair, and stops up the poi-i s, uule>s it is in some way removed. The tongue does this partially, bu t the card and curry-comb do it still better. This oihee is performed for the horse quite regularly, because he is more fre- quently exhibited in the pretence of his owner, and the cleanliness of the car- riage, and of the clothes of the family, depends somewhat upou the condition of the skin of the horse. But the ox, tho cow, and the young animals, are sadly neglected. It is not unfrequcntly, that •A yoke of oxen will come out of the stable in the spriDg, with a thick plas- ter of filth upon their hams, the accu- mulation of a whole winter—a disgrace to humanity, and to the good husbandry of the owner. All these animals manifest their pleas- ure at the use of. the card' and curry- comb upon their skins, and after a little practice, the youn_r stock will come as regularly for their carding, as for their food. It is an excellent method to tame heifers that are to bear their first calves in the spring. They become accustom- ed to the handling of man, and submit 1o the first milking without much resist- ance. It is equally good for steers that are soon to be brought under the yoke. They become so gentle under gentle treatment, that they are easily broken TO the yoke, and make a more tractable team than by the ordinary process. Th e card is a much better persuader than the ox-whip. This is excellent business for the boys, and they should be taught to keep the card moving.— American Agriculturalist. TH E APPLE CROP OK NIAGARA COUN- TY.—The Lockport \Jmrertiscr places the number of barrels shipped at two hundred thousand. Th e average price per barrel is put a t $1,50, which would make the value of the amount sent away $300,000; Adding the quantity of ap- ples dried acd marketed, together with the amount sold for domestic .use, the A'lrnrtiser estimates the value of the Niagaia county apple crop for the pres ent year at half a million of dollars —Connecticut is yearly giving more attention to the cultivation of fruit, and more particularly of apples. Four -es tablishments near New Haven have each made up wards of fifteen hundred bar- rels of cider during the past season. This is readily disposed of at four dol- lars per barrel, and when bottled is ir great demand- at the South, for $5 per dozen. —A man reoeutty gut married in _ Kv,,t,:c\y o:K-Jay atidhufig himself thr * next. No-doubt he-wanted to-try all yanvtiw^-uooscsto^ e which he liked best. -Mr . •Dnv.ofCWlH.stor, has bn.u-lr au.iqtioti against his ncigb >r for stealTn.. h's .-l.-.g. No doubt he thinks that evei-V d««,'should have, his day, and every 1>&V h>d..g. , ..... . • ,• -.-- - • _^ r i ffH W M ZOO\ 0-A.IM»33:.a t C3t-±B . K. GALLAGHISK, linn now romj>li!lo fur llio l-'nl) u the l<uK*>Ht nml hnsl Btuck of I Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Ac, AT LOW PI CB S I re, Murblo Top T.illlos, '.N. r>»<t,,r DUHlCH, U».ls, Mattnmsen. Win, C O F FINS, AT REDUCED PH.IOHB 1 Upholstering & Repairing VT FORGET THE PLAGE, lOIC^ QUAIR, DPPOHITK nii i BAPTIST CHURCH, COME, Till-: COODN MIS T UK MOLD. FURNITURE U A B f IN I IT W ARE. JOHN CONOVER, •lasre.Tiovcd'liis WAILK ROOMS, to a l.uit.liiig owolTc-ring a choice lol of FURNITURE, CABINET WARE, & h o r I uully muiiiifBcti No t i c e SOKAS, TETE A-TETES . OTTOMANS, LOUNGES, DIVANS. TABLES , LEAF AND 1WARB/.E TOPri, STANDS, * BUREAUS, DRESSING ^ CASKS OARS STANDS, • JACKS, and CENTER TABLES , BUREAU S DESKS, BOOK CASES. Ana u„ extorsive vnriely uf Liugelot otGillund Mahogany fiameS Lookin g €J lasse s •itli French Plain Class, P'clurepnnit I'iclur READS\ MADE G© Particular: 19 ,UlUr/.e ebrsl'order i.owville, M GENT GOODS, r-o hirlB, VVi-npi M W' y, \\ f Br S' I'-rs'n lovet Hj ^ Eras? ucd'ii') ll'ieV prist Pla.trp SIS. bifl.rnm-h. Cof- onhaml, of Ma- Sec., finished in estslvl*. willi all JOHN COXOVEli. lit, 1859. FUIUV n £ in part o idDraweis, , Cravats. N Slock D.A. isriiNG eck Tie*.. amlColl.-.r*. MIT 11 & C«s. NEW MILLINERY MILLINERY. DRESS-MAKfNG & FTTTIM' iid done .. IW Pla .>f Buxiness, 8 nl the Store fori nor! MM, Sorter, t>vo dodra ubo e Hi c^m MISS E. CORBIN. i>n Iho import- that lie always v.\ Especial- ep at one end —A ArLWr, dwelling uj, ai.cu of smal} things, says takes\ '\note evwo f a stra ly, perhaps, if there's ajui of it. —Ait acquaintance boasts that his vir- tues are b everybody's jnoutli. li e i s decide'div mistaken. His vices are in other p.-(j}jlii's mouths, and his virt'iesin his eye. • ' —A western editor beasts that his state furnishes a greater quantity ©£ oats than ariy other in the Union;. H«fareetB t.o say whether sheaUd ftiriiisW a great- er nil ruber of as jets to e.it thrtjit).\\, \'''.**\ —An editor in Ji'icxifgan,- talking of corn, professes to have a couple of «ars : fifteen -ii-ch'etr long. Softie folks are re- markable, fur the length of their two ears. Jewelry, Clocks and Watches. A erood nsrortmcijt ot 11 inning Cnscd l.cvc and Lfjicno mid Opeiie-l-'in^d Waichep. nr.AfJTH-'rJI. JEWELRY, And alw-n complete a««oil.iienl of LADIES ' PIN S and feAR-RINGS, CHAINS , •• i BRACELETS , NECK-LACES, HAIR-PINS , RINGS , CAMKO-l'INS. White, Mine ttud Brwwn sets oi inut<t I'lialiimiublo Sty'ee, uiid nl prices to defy contpclitiviii, at •«-.• • G. VROMAN' tobacco, Siiuff afid Cigars. tjMFlffiJBM Barrels fine Cut Cliewirfg artd •»- Smokmg Tobacco, of oil grrfdes, inclm* trig soma of thp v«iy bent, and soine low pn ed._A large stock of Plug Tobacco,?!** more of thnt choiceNrtBraf Le»(1 Lonllard' n*e: And /inu *eomp et* ^tHwrtrneni oASeWW, \'\'•--sasft 1 ! ^DESfj^l^ Y A N KEE NOTIONS^i , *»cy 1^. Toi |« ticlea and Perfumery in srektitaunl.. \ P W ket Oitlgr^; £«»» . Viol.a S3H5&, Firings; arfd Toyslfcr trie Holiday^-j^eftdi^il variety for Mia br /•;' v,i i ' .MtijabmibKsmuto* Turin, De« v J3. J859:, .•,.;,*< i PUMJI G $KmG& '\ ^n^r» M (ii^o«^%feri>i^B»rrt«'prhjfi n ,^, ^ JOSEPH C.OTIS. D&ted,a»th Nov. lfeS& 49tf iwis. Coutj OAdial Directory. •>«*-— ^ «t^ *• • •Wwr.Lowvflle. . t'oHtir, Turn. fro. W. t)oig. aiariJQiibiirgb. intirintmrgli. OHttkfer Tlnv, M-itu UI8TRICT ATrOKNCV— I.. C. Killiiiin, Mnrt/iiBburnh. MEMBEnOFASSfittttlAr - ' * It. T HOURII \Vo«t Leydon. couxry T»a:A«ui(cit, t>Mat« Pfa«8, MadtftiBburgu. Stll'TS. OF POOH— Ilirag r'oiK-t.bouMllf, Allei>J. I'arkor, HaniKlturfrli, Kin r/cr Spoiled, t.nydi n, OORONfcttH— Tlntmn Kor<m»ilP*rt l^ivdou. Wm. C.Cl*rk. limr River. t V, R, Wr,t«*,Mi3uM»T)[lle. JUSTICES OFBE8SKHHS - H. niritrbam, Dnf*ii*vi.bi. 10. M; Ounlinm, Slonlapio. N. B. SYLVESTER, ITTORNE Y AND COUNSELOR AT- LAW. Lq>vvmo.M. t y u . ' !8-I Si W. HAZEN , Mtor^oy aml.Cwnsellor at Law, Martirisbtirgh, Lewis Co., N . Y. O \ OtHne in A. J. STEPIIKNB' Block. L. C..KILHAM, Attorney atu! Coiinse )br at Law, Mitrliriaburgli. Lewis C..., N Y. N. B. —All bu»inu»i entruit^d lo liiscnro vill be attended lo witli prompt ,180*0. EDWAR D A. BROWN, <m,Ni-;v AMM;OU.\SELOI I ATLAVV- •villo, LiMvi* Co.. N. Y. Wyi attend t J oil ii M. Muse o it, Attorney A. Ooanselor a t law , TURIN, N. Y. 2- ^EWBY E. TTTENEB, (mil Counselor at haw, LOWVILLfE. LEWIS COUNTY, N. Y. Aim. I. MERENESS, it ml Couti! k'nN.Hiu.'Ri _*IIor at II, N. V. BrTillord & Sturdcvant , IVhulr^.if Croiers and Cumniissinn Merchants .!,., I NEW-YORK. C0UQHLAN, LAJ-GLEY So CO. Manufactures and Wholesale Dcttlrr* in Hals, Caps, Straw and Fur Goods, UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, Kl 11B O N S, M 11.1.1 N /•; Ii GO OD S, No. 3 4 CourlluiMl Ntrrci, IVr<».Vork, Opposite Che MerrhaitU Hotel. \VO^tf&mpm$V% ANO&4JO. t, nttit TonxciTT. qAprrAt^-soo.noo. ' ' . _ HOMK^J^JKBD^OMpAriY, CAPITAL^ttSiioO . HAKTFOaD lN8UK4NrtE COMPANY. Ilnrtfirrd,Ijwjn. ' * * rf. 4 CAPtTAf.~180h.0W) MONTdOMEftY COCNTY MUTUAL • INSURANCE fcOMPAMY. C«hiiJrhtirrio,N.\ r A PITA I — *100.t iNOKTIIEKiVJV Y. 1/VdURAAlCE rii.ttiVureh, n y. CAPITAt-i1WI,0«l. AUUI ULTUUAl. l^URAA/C E COMPAJVY, I •Waierfown. X. Y . CAPITAL-1100,000' MOKR18 CHASE, Acciit, ., M.^viHt'. f^ss^aaaaBola^*' ph ^)i±ffr.;C{T' » (K. ECOSfVJVA S HERIFF' S 8ALfE.-i« y vliitiio < oxecutirjiia Issuejl out o f the Suprom CoU«« f tl^e Sffte 01.-flew if 0 *} 1 lo rae * \ reot^d 4Bd delivered againsl ilitB Goodg and CliatieU, lands and tenement* ! of Richard C. Swinburn, I have levied upon and will jiell at public auction to the bigliettt bidder, HI the Court House, in Mnrliiigbtirg!., on tho 1 1st day of Jjfarch, lSfa'o; at 10 o'clock, A. M., nil the right title arid intercut of tho «aid Richard G. Swinburn in und lo the fallowing deacribed pieco or parcu! oT land, td wit : All that certain piece or parcel of land, sttuato in the town of Denmark, and known und distinguished na part of Lo t N |7 , in Townseip No . 6 , Denmark aforesaid, bound*- ed in follows, to. wit— Begin rung at a ntak« in the ERSterly line o f Btiid lot (No. 47, 39 chains 60 links N. 30 d«g. W . from the 8 . E . corner thereof, thence running S. M deg. W «9 chains 88 links to land conveyed to Wm . Root, thence North 30 deg. W . to the south- erly boundary line o f the JMitJ Lot, »o cnlled sdrfpoced t o be 41 chnins 40 links ; liionr. uaijierly on rioid southerly linn to the Mi Lot, to the easterly line of said Loi No, 41 arid thence south 311 deg. East on s^id Ea: tefly line o the pluce ol beginning, contnir ing one hundred acres df Land, be the same more or less. Dated Jan 24, 1800. CHESTE R RAY , Sheriff. jLJM** oi tire «miu. i no tcnii* urcmn tw<<S|tts«lh« rapid ImprowirtKn,.^,h, sme fonlys«»l d for actual Improvement Important \ational Works, Tno i\^b\ r,»ii<>. ji-kni lo Sub :ofllie country,(upou receipt o( reluil T HE N K W: A M i*. RICA N^UY CI ,t) 1>A\ I) |\ $£ \' \ >.ile<! .dec cotiiprelMn«ivc , persoial pi'iu'r iici-iirnte. It Tbi , iJCI.M; Half Mo i:iniled, tree froi ice, IreBli und vol •inont.of all tnnt ,topi* witin RUT80N BEA. D EALER in I'rodnce, I!„tlo (irnin. All kinds of I'rudi «>ld on Comniiesion. S3P\ Office next duor South o Lowvillo Eowfiltr, January 1st, 1SC0. DOCTOR COWE. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON . Residon reclyopposiletho liaplist Ch:ircli, Low DR. J. A. NICHOLS, DENTAL ,SURC EON—Office „vcr I MARION NASH , M . D. , ;.ice andontice on Main street, L< H . SHRAUB , I'A-rlllONABLE HAIR Sptioner.—Will put Ru/.o -the best quality fui sale kind-j. 1-y Sliop nvr-rS.M.Winc DRESSE R AND \perfumeries oTJll .cll'f Hoot and Shoe LER IN DRUGS,n1EI)ICINAI M P-A «, Ri-jsliR», Dve-SCuifs, Window . AUo.evciv variety ofFnniilv Or. 'isOd., N*. Y.—Puro Wii; K . Oollln o Eollngg . DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BTOTS- AN D SHOES, CROCKERY, & C Lowwllo, N. Y. MANCHESTER, BASS, & CO., WHOLESALE ANDRETAI L DEALBRSI N •Jiugs,CliemicuU, P<lints, Oifstznd Groceries, VKCiitsforMaj-nard & W.iphl'H £o B p and Ca.i.llos uUtie a price s ISoouville, Ouejdo Co.,N.Y . \l3-Ui'l KIRBY HOUSE, Court street, Waterloo:*, A*. Y. WELL KNOWN HOUSE, Hi cRuilUoiidDepdt.-wlicrecon idyul the arrival of the Cui-F ;, iSCl f to ihellonPf. JACKS1AN. FOO T & WHITE , Groceries, * Flour, Pork, Lard and Pro visionsfio Alcohol. Cam, phenc. Salt. Nails, W-il , &c , Windov Glut Cot Ntiils.rp^aiidallsioldntLowcstPr; * MANUEACTURERS & DEALERS IN ITALIAN & AMERICAN MARBLE MONUMENTS TOMB STONES, und evervkindof Marble Work. Beware of \ Gi$y AgaptB,\ as we can afTord our wurk, same article., ura less price than trav- eling Apenlsc/rn, and db a belter Rtvle ot\ work. We refer to Merchants, Farmers nnd Mecua-u ics in Lewis, Jefferson, St. Lawrence and Oneid-i. Oountien. for whom we have done work. I3r\* No had job leaves our manufactory. CARTHAGE, Jeff. Co.N. Y I3tf GrROOBRlBS. GEORGE WAIT, : A_...^ Importer and WhoWsale Scaler in •Teas, Sug*r>Mola88eg, Coffee, Spices' Oil, Soap, OandlfeSf Havana ^Seojarsj^acco, •TORBiaW FRUITS , &C. 359 St 361 nfoadwdy;;Af\b nn y' N - v - ^\> 6 COMMISSiONi M£ROLA,Nrr,' '• y (o infor'u l»> :onntiig8itiii.busi- iet, apt hj?gs lftave to .itfrfjseonlijnied'tohls , jntiou. Sales 'aMl- r£- init{»fl(:ea made, witbotift otuiac«f4ry d< liy^— lUoisonnblo advances 4iadu qu pio^ertv wbeti 'desired \'' ''„ <\ - I New York, June Msr,T859. \ •• -,. - f ., ffimos, \ ,-..->; ,. , JQHI 1 ! BOtCfi . *-wetfao«i/M«e liehAfrtArriidthe Coi neeM.alNo.,63j Pearl street, nwure .he*. 0,'jr\ ^ pr./ ^ will have fife bei' \ S*3=FARM LANtte tdt kM&l'fo , JHIes irom PhiladelfAia ojl RniJron.1, W,*e. &*t* '«*•«! Now Jcrs«arv 8oii.*ni«ax ttte best forngncul- •* w^^m^i^t^^ .WJJjJ^roas, and hundfetr^from all p^gs 0^^ produos \ k \ 1 \ K \^SS^^findsecflr t feAT^Iri O n »• M8 '•tftlrHt isii T M ftm , \\•!K3ftS*J library of itself CLARK'S SYRUP . The food und habits of civilized mati induce in a great majority an impure con.lition of the blood, wbit-h disturb the happiuessof all ii the lnr IIOLAI CIARH. TRY CLARK'S SYRUP, thegrr ler for Weakness. T7JYCLARICS SYRUP , the Or ' 'ITlVcLAinCS\SYRUP for an crofula, Ja ( ennd Kid ninlo. TRY CLARK'S SVRUP fi.r dice,&e.. nr urty blnod disense. CLARE'S SYRUP, i \ capacity, or diseases ol I CLARK'S SYRUP L-hnnges (he whole co lion 'f the blood,nod kills the poison which fc the fire of disease. CLA RK'S SYRUP is all Vegetable and no i oral, and tlint is what the human blood needs. CLARK'S SYRUP, for Sore Throat, is in cul. CLARK'.- SYRUP for Weakly. Delicate males or Sicklv, 1'unv Child.--n.Hs sure, CLARK'S SYKUP hsul! Roots rod no Mi u U $500 will be piveu forniiv Fiain found in I, C/.ARKS SYRUP •-' An old estate r-nnsistinff ol several till ofoqres of productive solf. hasjbeen divuj *4Mrn»ol4^<<m» ,!*«, m ^ gfifapurt)h*i-.. ~ popuh-tion of some Fiftctm Hundred from vnrtoua pnrts ofihe Middle Hiales and Now Enelund. luivo I -•- 'Jheru ihe pndt vear, iiuprovell Iharf p-MbeV M d »*cd*lpi,t erops. -rbo price/af in* lkm* ' tefby snrh or'froin $15 to |-20 per nrrp.lhr -«»llh» ^\1 ipialitvlor the (/rodWllon dl Wheat,Clover, LK», 0 .po«phrs. <iri.pe» and Vor- •-\- A ' ihjb lUit Fruu Soil To . - ._ l*ltoot1v secure Ooin frosti—the destructive enemy ol 'th*\«rm«-;— Crops\TST (^.sm. grusnond frnttnre now growing •Bda.tfctaseotl, IUtjtMrfninKilie place its^if;a' €6rreer jltdBrfment^dii bo'fJr.nodof tfepiroihio^ve- ^K iJifl-.I' /(.'OfJrtttJLTH., KMgrABH8HBD,l83i.\ f ' Airr»ek^firi«trO«atoflPUIfl. •^CfflfiDBEN CEYJO^ THEMI ''^nW rem«ri<aDT« , Ain«r*lcirn l, reniedy is oarryf *.ftbewoi»4D4»'«Wjii*. Or w Eve taffl*M«of [< ww«r> a «iM •WHtJ'jr- GpW***<mVJL°!\ lowerj», Roots, JUlsania aedex^l-ndts.thMi^«»t!{ : tt thehumnh •yftteirili pleewtTrf»a«iWacitwy Mri T iMWstfu L,, Aciin* ^iHWtljr off the ^.ppp.gj- J lids and flnids oT the body,their use hj at Vlth the happiest «flect. 1n'«qd<to* all dred houses lnm> fceen \crocted two mills,ione steam, four stores, «OII, 0 forty vinvarnV*ti<lM«£h' nrclmrds planted, und a large number ol obhor improvements, inwking it a desirable and adlive olace'ofbBflincss. : • THE MARKET, ic reider may porcpjve from its location, is THE REST m TH E UNION, Produce brihjrimr double the price than in locti- nsawav from the city.u.id mora than double |fte icem the W'esl. It is known that Hie mrlieftf ,1 best Irtiits nndvet'itnMos in this lulitud«.co(Jie in New Jersey, and are mmually exported lo the lent ol millions, ' In locyi.ifc here the lotirorlW many »di tages. fie F* wrthm u f BW bours-rfde of the e cities of New E.iplnnd and Middle States, b near his old friends settlnii countiy where c comfort is at hand. He ci wants nt the cheapest prk for the hi\lie.Ht the wi b«B s choolfor b.B children •wint tho change upon th slly been to rcBtoro health. In the wnv of<buil c m be obtained nt I t 15 per ho Is ssocinlious, h i :is very improvement in buy every article be :e, and RCII his pfodu ce isl this is reversed.) he .divine service, and v, ill md delitihtlul itimulo, esult of olloiit'state of ft l unknown, from ho nn cm lo V exi . the i-it red'•in and there is no place The reader will 0 t c tho Union where build* i can he made cheaper, ice be struck with Ibead- d, and ask liimsell whv the THE TOWN OK'IIAMMONTON. r, by Rni!rond.at7ia Maps hiladeljihia, ih.,or<Jp. .lire (or ,Mr. ic addressed . O., Atlan- n,202Soutli GROVER & BAKER'S «- Celebrate d FAMILY SEWING MA NE W STYLES—PRICE S FEOM $50 T O $125. Extra Charge of $5 for He miner a. J. C'DOIsrrJE.uI, , Agent , LOWVIL' E, N. Y. atteild- ttaclts w o dose* nlwn> s auHiu. In ol sickin-ss, ,nnalI <W»s — ...., Jy— so cleaririw the systsrh l*t|goo<t heolth W-t*e nmalt. No change in mploym.nn.r .^^MMmiT.r-Tb«y nw W ; akiae sure mouths, swelled ioiiils.achinglirribs, if;, M do «n«nr -otlier kinds. They are war. imed to ejye |B,tiffactiop. or the pUce will be rlfiinded. Tlie? Art considered cheaper; safer, iirkittior, and in all rerfpects superior lo anv J>nr- ,-tt^rt^-affisvnw, , &>Vfc&K i *V! iot \ online a pill with atutar emanated wi|n,Ur Her- ••ic*. TiUtHh»n»m?ovtnttif1ti'k. and if used, wfll , >'ni harm, and-^aajwwtot thcai-aju BaMek'* pi Ik*\ I elegantly put up. 30 in a box, with a Urge et ol directions nndwll for25'ccnts per bax ; -xeslor|l . Herrlck's Kid Slrenglhinp Plaster. The Best and Cheapest t J ousehoM Rem- . edy hj the world. These renowned Plasters uuw piiins, weak- ness and distress in tho back, sides and breast, ?h five hours. Indeed, so eeilain n>elhey to do this, inep the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins, balsams, and pmns, on benntifnl kid leather reudcrs iheliv rreculiarl y adapted to the wants of Females and others. Their nppli<|nlion is universal—equally to the strong tnnn, tho del- icate woman, and the feeble infant, To each and all they wilt prove a balm and a blessing • Their use is agreeable and without nnno.vnnce or trou- ble. Each Plaster will wenr from oho to four months, and in rheumatic complaints, sprains and bruises, frequenllveffect cures vvlieu all other remedies fail. Full directions will be found on the back of each. Public speakers, vocojista, ministersol the gospel, nnd others, will streng- then their Inns* a\ 1 * improve their voices by wear- in? them on their breast. Pribe 18J cents. DR. CASTLE'S MAGNOLIA CATARRH SNUFF. This SnufT- possess** unsurpassed virtues In ihe cure of diseases of Iho Eves, Earsand Head. Persons thus afflicted should lose no time in us- ing this remedy, which experience has proved superior to any remedy known, lit inflsmationof theeyps.deainesfl, rln?'n£ sounds in the head, resembling tb« whixr.inp ofstenin, or distant wat- erfalls, catarrh, discharge ol iuoucr from the noso, eiu-H &c, are cured frequently by tho use ofa sincte 25, cent box. Public speakers, singers, etc. und iifterwurds bfcoma ndvntcs for it.. In ordi- tho head, •—1«. wit» w i«n.si»i«>'o f the arat\\iyii SB^, iRsnsfftiSBnte^ss: °v» party of the second part a ad moTMueal«i securastlio \&mas^^oi^SsFS^ frs^^t^^^:^ 9 i^& M«M U^tlalteM J & MtM»V<la« and unpaid iidbt 4fis o£lho n>4l4)ub|ieallon eitiiis notice, the suni'of •M7,Br { and r^r aihtnmt seeo^d or lafcnded 10 Ba ^^iKrirfral Mim. ^^JAyefsSarsaparilla,' jkjit, <mdMm Houclt his nfijt Acompoond remedy, in which we h*ve labarrf fy Tnjrtn, *•<>'>.•\* ?f tawiaand J t 0 pd^ fa^A % cffijctttol alt«e«il«, thnfT* twvMde. It fa»V«m<5enbfeled rHmhwfllit. M» \—' --' Uf «tiU giwusr bceiildotjf ssslffucrlbv ,he said lac sUne ( ( Jacob, flouck and tha *<iiie are now owned*oU held by him. Now, tlmrafotej and by virtue of the m^^m^w^x^^^^ spreailaaala'MdinortcuedercntHil ai nubile auction to the bishop bidder, at die law OfBce olBdWanl A. Drowp. to the wltaa*. of l^wfllle, Initae Orantr «f hewfc. OB ihe! loth dsy or,t-ebru»ry, ^-IStta^Ltf !-^3«SSt. (allows, vtat;JUI UiMttaa a the'townbf WeatTWft af^r. -• hitu- — ~ No. 40,4L 68 ana 6Sln Townshii follows^-vlzi UellnulnaS, Ca^^B. inerttekfi** E.Sl ehafns M Ihlk.i frr. ild M>'s, being tae p. W^aierl/ ji iln. 3'Jlts. ., ie corners of Q.NetTi lainl dek inloB Ihcnce fl 89= W. about mi il Bams | (henre oh lilslli.e N. : along Mild Burn*' lain I N. 77^ K :orttong the .ame Nj S0«° !•;. a .in^-.itieocea'ongttietams N.BC J £. iboi, 2& llnltato NefTs land, tbence nli ngsald Ncw's land 8. Oi° B. 16 chains 22 IfoJts lo tii.. place of beginning. CH>ot»)nlng scveniy one seres uf '- ' • more or les« 1 fie part of subl li in bo conveyed, U the unilivldei _ ..... Itfcreof, owned by toe sally of ihc first imrt al tln> lime nl ensealing and de»T«rln!r hereof subj. c- to Hie ... ..- 0 j ,0,1, ^ WlilaniliTesiamcnt o( Jogcpli '.. W, 9)4 i \by Intend s Widen. .vill, ?u fries if years slaiidin and untie sn situa UrucpiBts and m< lies will nfT- ms afflieled been cm »<liing o extract of Pa,. d with ether substaiK*, effecthre afttidqte for the diseases Sarsapanluj? repntedtooire. It is believed that such a rem. «d> is watted by AXMB who suffer from Stra. aaotts complaints, «nd tfiat one which will . . complUh their c r » maat prove of immense «r -rice to this large class of our afflicted fdlo». dtitens. How completely thnj compoand *ij «0 it haa been proven by experiment on man T of the wo»t cases to be foowl of the followu,, contplnjDts: ^ • fiCBOFDIO. AKD ScBOFtIM»D8 CoiipLAln T . EpUPTJONB Ai*D ERTJITIVE DtSlBASES, t t pERS, Pisrw.ES, BLOTCHES, TCMORS, SAI» BOTCH , 8CA.LD HEJLD, Stpuiti s A J.1TW AFFBCTIONS , MERCURIAL OJISEASE, JD^OPIBTP, NtUKALOIA OK TlC DODLOCREACJ TJEUILITT, DTSPEtsri AN D INDIGESTIOS) Ebr«iPKi,A0, HOSB, OH ST . AHTIIONY'S FIU E ' and indeed tho whole class of complaints arisb\ from IMPDRITY 4* IH » BLOOI This compoand will bo found .. „._ mofcr of iioalth, when taken in the spring io n •'•'\• • • • • grc^t pr>, :r naturRl life. Dated Ji JACOB 1IOI/CK, Assignee of Mortgage. B A. BROWN, Attorney., I * \^airiiRiiiF'sliALEr \ B Y VIRTUE OP THREE EXECtlTlONHJSSIllit) out of Ipe Supreme Court ofJlio Sfalo ol NcW York to me directed and delivered attains! ill* ,m>ds I t. eliattels, lands and tci^monlsof v\ llliam 1- Wilson. I I D 0 liavc seized anil laker) ^n<l shall expose for sale to th highest bidder, at tliojiuMic boiilse tept by l, p. Doli to the village uf Copeulia{{en, In, itiu Cbuniy o( l.ewl) on tlie Isl day of Kehtnsry IHDO at two n'cloi-k In th afternoon of that day all the right, tiiteand inlen si Ihi sal.l Wilson had on the Itiih dav <>i June, 18»,r,ra' an lln»e Ihcnsflcr, In and to Hi jollowlna detcribed nroi crty.towil: : '• All that certain lot. pcfceor'paiccl of land, sltuaie V' lying and being In the town WPSI Turin, Township N< 1, Cnuniy of U wis and State or INow Yor«, known an diBtlnjtilshednn p:irt of Let No 78, an-t bnunded an (<i lows, to wit—lloit'tnuiog at the Bouih West corner < said U l running I hence on Die We.lotlv hne thcrei N 37dog.aum. B. lo lliaeciitremr Fi-h Creek,ih enc down and along the centre of said Creek as it w'ndssn turnstothepolntoflriterceciloii oflhe Sontlier v line . TS-tiirhce on the ssirtlSkiutherly !,ne North 1 pel tho fool hamors which fester that season of the year. B y tho timet; sion of them ma*iy rankling disorders an n tho bud. Multitudes can, by the nid of this. remedy, spnrc themselves ftt»m the eudur fonl eruption* and ulcerous sores, tltroug tho system will strive to rid itself of corn if not assisted to do this through the channels of the body by nn alterative m Cleanso out tho vitiated blood whent-i find its impurities bursting through the pimples, eruptions, or sore^; cleanse i yon find it i i obstructed und slu^Wi veins; cleanse it whenever it M foul, i- \ \* will tell you when. \* partieul health, and live lonpor, for cleaiiMn. .rticular disorder is felt, pcopl * nd 1* \ ' ' o bL pal lasting health. Sooner Inter ed, i deg. 30m. > elng part of Lot No 77. Ii S..uih\rly lineo trc.wliatiacallc dor. 30 m. Enst trying it. HilllfT for Snie , Ulli; wi n HII|P|MV 1.1...-.C wn u UCKIM it, af 25 cents a bo*. Full directions will be found on eneb box. Mamifaetnred from vcpela ble ingredient^ of tho most sonr'\ tiiiali tics, its use nl ways Rives* sn Never Known to Fail. Owners of Horses and Cattle lo(5k toyour interest! Used with immense suc- cess for ten years at the Uuion Course Long Island. 1 Hairell's Condition Powders. •en identified wfth .all llie, FIRST OBSFS. in the United States A n i OR Horses, will invarinblv be !< aperor package of Havre'!'? Condi liieb l.aveNBVBR BEEN; KNOW:* TO f^ » These Po'wders rtre put up ir Efep. accompanied with full Hirei „„ B ,, 0 of two Tr und 011 e, ion Powdc Jarpe ]ia tedu-ider apen.ihyof $500. ,aleby oil large l)rtig S is hrougbout the 1 the principal CLAUK'S-SY riifnlrtl _ _ _ „ ,.,ble Preiinrn ]<r wondeia nil over tlie world,* an nobs or Scrojiulu Colnpluints, an l D* B .}!l 0 l K: il e ' n Albauv,wholesale,dn yJOHN fOlG , Lowvilic. n42yl Relief in Ten Minutes. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS ! THE ORIGINAL RliiiuciNKS ESTABLISHED IN 1*37, and first article of the kind ever introduced un- der the name of '• Pnliuoui c Warm,\ in this or any other country; all other Pulmonic Wajert are counterfeits. The genuine can be Imo'ufK by the name BJl, VAN being stamped on each WAFER BRYAN-S PULMONIC WATERS Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Tliront'Hnarsencss. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing BRYAN** PULMONIC WAFEitS Relieve Spitting of Blond, Pains in the Chest. BKYAN's PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lone l)inca?es. BRYAN's' PULMONIC WAFE11S Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsil-. BRVAN's PULMONIC WAFERS , Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes, BRYAN's PULMONIC WAFERS Are a B lef-eiuff to nil Classes and Constitutions, UBYAN's PULMONIC WAFKItS Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WA1FF.IIS Are inn simple form and pleasant to the taste. iRYAN'sPULMONIi Not NIC WAIFEKS rnpidaud laslinc BKYAN's PULMONIC WAFERS These Mac nised lioiu irend they H, tpei-ioi-bl: ' ii if she works'for oestionobly.theb. 1, finishing t other mael and Slieh in 11 im bv lUekasvn 5 hand-neelfieThs Hieyvvilldobet- lanagrn • ftbei t. nod n ,duni 5ii to all vltliout spc- varietiesoffamil; or fine work withequal facility, und '• ; As\'evSfen3§'of (lie unquestlori., , ofiiieir Machines, the GROVEB A BAKER Sewin - Muciiine Company beg leave to respectfully refer Testimonials. '., \Having had one of Grover.t Baker's Ma- chines in my family ifor nearly a year nnd a hall, l.lnke pleasure in cdmmend'iig it an »vcry wm liable fur the purpose for which it is d^igued— OAKLEY'S ARABIAN HE AYE REMEDY, Forlhecure or Heaves, Tiii.-.k mid Ilrokeii Wind Colds.CousliF, and all diseases which affect THE WIND IN HORSES. This preparation is in common use with the A rubs, who feed it to their horses two or three times a year, for about n week at a time, which no doubt i9 the cause of theii •ed tlie epu irknlde speed, Oarlvol Yorkshire, who om an Arabian ^biek or f EK ARABIA It, iro most splendid h which nd km ':E diffieully ofbrratbin^ b circufalion ot the blood. eaA r< to their natural size. It rnny be used at all times tv.aud mav likewise be given to weH as horses. I'rie-e 25 els. CAUTION^-Evei '\l.)a i Arabi: , He,! ilh perfect sa lorued Cuttle, of the genui <>Ay,\ bears t -. I\)r. L 'Ic .jr, 2 ..'_Mrs. Joshtn avitt, Editor of N.Y. I ndep 1 rnyselfdeliRhted with your Si , whic v fan! It has always been read; miring uo adjustment and is easily adapted I ive^v variety of family sewing, bysinijily i-ham up the spools of thread.\—Mrs. Elizabeth 1 •.nd, wile of Rev. Dr. Strickland, Editor 11 Advo r trying J red yours, JV. Y. 1 differ-nt good innejiines iccount of its suiplieity, ifTa^ed.Jas ud a nl.il lOBfident •'* « I IK recoil 1 •to t ml Cure To Traveler should be without a enpplv r. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS No person will ever object to give for BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFER! TWKNTY-FIVK CT-STS. JOB MO;ES , Sole Proprietor, nl4y1 Rochester, N. Y. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. 1 Benevolent Institution established by special Endomrnent, for the Relief of the Sick a kd Distressed, nfflietrd with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practiced upon the unfortunete victims of such diseases by Quacks, heveral years ngodirecierf their Consult- iit(r Stirfrednisfl Charitable Act worthy of their name, to open a Dispensary <or Ihetreaimanl Of 1 hisclriss of diseases in all th' : rrfofins,and locive Medicnl Advice Gratis to all whrf \ppVjr by let- ter, with a description of llieir condition,(age, :)qqopalibn f liabits oflifc. *c ) n«id in case of ex- treme poverty, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge. Ii5s* needless to add that the Associd- tton commands the hi?Imrt Medical skill ollha a;e, and will furnish tire-most Approved modern ttrraliwnt. . . ; ; TheDirectorsofthe Associnlion,ihtheir Annu ual Report upon the treatment of Beiua f D!s- eases,express the highest satisfaction with the su e ess which has attended (be l»hors of the (•Onsulting Surgeon in the cure of {\perinntor- rhcta.iSeminal WeaknMn^ Gonorrhcetii. Uleoi, Synhilis.lhe vice of Onanism or Se|f Abuse,,&c, a miorder a conlinunnce o f th6 sojnd nleu for the MtSinzyititif'.-.jC* Y> • i -fU:--* i -\ ,...-•-,., •• The Directors, on a review oft ho past, feel a F- »nr«d that llieir libors^n thl* s»l»re of benevo- Unt«ffortbavebeen of E rtM,t beneitko the affiktr «d, Bfpeei^Hy.tatbejKWBg.atd fiber \«**nwol- >ed todevotetijenjseijree. with, renewed 7.00I, to tlws very IrhiibrtataJ rtffl Jnj'ucb despised r -~ - - *\ : aaoifrVD^ kl&oii «h'5j>er W M We*kitrt£\b*> *fr«r%*i3ria! 1nrbnl*on,c-rS«» Abriseiaud oihej dhwMes of the Sexnal organs, brib e CansnUmg Hori*nnv will l»H*»o»»j««WMl (IH « waled envelop*) Frt» «T _-^ _„ t -. Joi ^ «h SpeVasjiiorrbte*.:** •8•^n»^*^'^.^bb•'•Vfe<^^Ija•nlMb,«*«ii ' tin* Sii»ir*ni „., JI a sealed t ,.. , re-eeipt of Two S^aoftp»for po*t- -^fllp^^^S oflheaewremeAe^nd meihods7f7rC«^Wdi*. - b ^ rai *l[i i«*««idi.r«fftWJMit yeor.are of great value. I '^ ^' —Addw*j^fo» R«forM»r treatment. DK^SaW ] Lis aoueHT<m.A«*'— -— T - •» -=5— > l AnMiHMk - -\ »Wfc,l«^ JoMt received, a larirejaurtrtuxtiir. tit at l/*>LO HELLttCo* I'l'etN. llee>i ,. , u-tr tcslit^uiab to .-j,s peilecl aduplcdnesH, as well as InbdV^iving «| tin 1- 'itiesinlbrperlonnnnce of fainilv lift) hoiifcohol.! sc-wi 1 ig.\-Robert Boormai), New Y.fk. \ For several months we have used Grcver feBaker's Sewing Machine, and have come to the conclusion that every lady who desires hei sewing beautifully nnd fjuiciily done, would be moslforttinalein possessing one of these reliable and indefatigable/—..-—ii\ lined q 1 lofWy, 'hose com- • tplieitv, ofGen. -luabjc Cto. P. Morris.Editor ol the Home Jo Extract of a letter from Thus. R. Lcaviit, esq., an American gentleman, now rcs;denl in Sydney. New South Wales, dated Jauuar.v 12, 18i8! \I bad a tent made in Melbourne, in ISM, iu which there were„pver ihree thousand yards of sewing done with one of G rover & Baker's Ma- chines, and a single scam of that has ontstood all the double seems sevvedny sailors n;i» u needle und twine.\ •'If Homer could beciilled'up front his inunky shades, he would sing the advent of Grovei &' Baker as a more benignant miracle of art than wn»ever Vulcan's smithy. He would denounce triid-niglit shirt making as'llie diieful spring of woes unnuinbereu.\'—Prjf. North, \ I take pleasure in saving, that the G rover A Baker Sewing Muchinesliave I'lflfe than —\•-—: edmy expectation. After tryirtg and r 0 of Hurd i ion;, und sbonldjbe avoided as so much poi- Kemcmberibi*. D. W. HURD Sole Proprielor,67 Muideu Lune. New. York. jrsalebvJohii Doig, L Richardson, Lo* - ; James Pedeu, Martiuyburg ; Holden & 3v, Turin; lUuuou & AnsleCopeiibngeii. . ' • 43mG f*t HOOFIAND'S Mf GRE1-A. T * STANDAR D REMEDIE S of the present ago, have acquired their great popnlaritjr only throngh years of tritd. TJuboundod aatistaction Is rendered by them in all cases. EOOFLAKD'3 GERMAN BITTERS Uver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Homo* !>•- bUlty. Siseasos of tho Kidneys, and all disaatts arising from a disordered liver, or weak- ness of the Stomach and Digestive Organs, AMD ITJU POSmVSLT rMVEHT TEUBW rem, nuw$ rntB, AU m a AID ABR. See our Almanac for proof. Pans, 75 cents per Bottle. he line of land in pons CPSIOI i.l \Let Souilicrlj Ii •7-TriU) -oflono ntioned by Levi s contracted Ihe 31st day of January. 1816, ox anil reserving from the abov^41 7-100 neres.< by John C.'Adams to Wm. Griffin, and n'sorc ing A. eiceotin;: seven acreswiiha saw ' Je.I to Wm. L. Wilson, above 1 ols.iheGih or April 1859. Iso thirty-nine acreB undivided in Lil No 71, alsi ondivide.i one half part ofone tiundre.l and siilv acres in Ihc east part of Lot No 48- also the unili d one half part of t|iiity-cigl(t acres in |..t No. S5 tlie nn>livided one half part of thirty seven acn-i >i No 9^i, Ihe last two iractBolland b< in:; a:gn undi id lots. The Said four Iraeirorpar 1, Mac il land laaf above described, b( n(nov of Lei ) Leu y Ward Hunt to George 6. Tall liint by the Comptroller of this ecu sold for taxes by Ihe Com Dialed December 12th, 1869. p No. sHounly ice made iid Ward C. KAY, Sheriff tafe of the town of L-jrdcn, I .ewH, deceased, send greeting; You and each of you arc hereby cited and rcquir. d lorsooally fo bo and appear before our County Judge jf Ihc County of Lewis, al his .office, ia the village of Lowville. in Bald County.on tti e 15th dav of Fehruarv. lO o'clock inlhe forenoon oTlhat day, tlienaiid .... - attend the settlement of the account of Wit liam Phelps and Samuel T Doufrlass as the .xer.uiore oflhe last will and testament of the sad Laura A Douglass deceased. lu testimony whereof, we have caused the seat of oui Surrogate's Court, so be hereunto affiled. Witness, Edward A. Brown. Counly .fudge of sah County.ou the 29th day of December, A D.. Is09 E. A. BROWrt, Couni'y Judge. T ERMS OF LEWIS COUNTY COURTS Courts of Sessions, for the ycarslBOO ;uid li is ordered, lhat the terms of the Lewis County Court during the years I860 and 1861, be L.f.i on ihe iourih Tuesdays ul February and November, and the second Tuesdays of June and September coiv|ncnc'ns at 10 o'clock a. m , 0/ each 01 tlhose days resp<ctively. A jury will be required lo amend lh« Pt-brnary an. September terms. ft is further ordered, that-Courts of Seesi M:S r or sii I Countv dudrui t/10 .fores .id years, be licklul Ihefcv eral times above cleatgoated for tiofo/ng Coouff Cm-rts and tlia( a Grand Jury be leqoirecf to atiend said Peb y Judge, A. BFiOWN, inly. Notice is ; claims aguinst of Lotvwlle, in ey ;ire required hers 1 hereof, lo of them, nt the residence ilhetowuof Ilrnulnik, in re the second Blondny rf is Ijav ud Levi*. laue o> ihc ii 1 County, deceased, dm Haled, August-J, 1859. I.dCKR C.PARaONS ICHABOD PARSONS'. ( Exec IP H'ENiO ..... . r -e of l.e«i, •otinfy, notice is hereby given to nil persons bav- lg claims against Hurrison Uitrues, lale of AW iibburgb, Lewis Cotiuly, deceased, that tbev nie squired to exhibit the same, with the vouchers iereof,|olhe subscrihei-s, o»one of them, at the illage Of Alnrlinsbtirgh. in said COLIIUI, on 01 efore rlto 2Sih duv of Juiv, IS60. Dated. Januarv 24, I860\. , IMV1D T. MARTIN, Ad AIARV BAKNKrt.Adi mu-jt go wrong, nnd tho grc; is dUordered or, overthrown. Sarsaparilla has. nnd deserves muc- tation of accomplishing these cnili world has been cgrrcgiously deceived tions of it, portly because tho dru^ al all tho virtue that is claimed for it, In c.iusc many preparations, jiretendiii^ centroted extracts of it, contain but\ virtue of Sarsaparilla, or any thintr < During Into years the public have by large bottles, pretending to ^ivr; Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dolla: theso have been frauds upon the >i not only contain littlo, if any, Sr.-; often no curative propertic\' wliai'.-v bitter and painful disappointment I tho use of the various extracts of i which flood the market, until t'ic 11. justly despised, and has become f with imposition and cheat, btill compound Sarsaparilla, and hue! such a remedy as shall rescue tho n load of obloquy which re.ns iino:i think we have ground for believfr; tttos which arc irresistible by the on the diseases it is intended to cure. secure their complete eradii-.tiioti f te:n, the remedy sliould b^c jitdii-ibt: eordin-j to directions on the bottltf. DR. J. C. AVER & CO. , L O W ELL , 51 A S :,. Price, S I l>cr BotUe ; feix KotlU-s f ai - &.S Ayer's Cherry Pectoral haa won for itself such a renown for tlie run- 0 ; every variety of Throat and Lung t'o-;ip'uu:ii that it Is entirely unnecessary for us to ivcemi the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has twi employed. As it, has long been in cQiistant us throughout this section, we need not do mor than assure the peoplo its quality is kept up t the best it ever has been ; and that it.may ben lied on to do for their relief all it has ever bee found to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, Costiv* FOB THE C . Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indt'ycst Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipeli , __ Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skiri'Dtseasa, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Tetter, Tumors nni Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, oi a Din- ner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that the mo*t sensi- tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient in the world for all the purpose! of a family physic\. Price 23 cents per Box; Five Boxes for $100. I Great numbers of aergyrhen, Physicians, Statesmen, and eminent personages, httve. Itatj their names to certify the unparalleled useful; ness of these remedies, but' our space here will not permit-the insertion o£ them. The A.scnB below named furnish gratis our AMEBICAX AL- MANAC in which they are given; with also fu3, descriptions of the alsavet complaints^ and thef .. ._ f * *».- * „i i,lr i.A f~**-— - J *• — .1-- -> ' treatment that should 1>e followed for their Do not be pnt off by unpriricipaled llcali with othec preparations they make more profti on. Demand ATBK'^iand take no others. The sick want tho best ai4 there is for them, and] they should, have it. ; \ All our remedies are for sale by Fot Sale by JOHNv*OOl''(^XowvilI. i I- others, I tiuvfc three pi, th different plackis, and.qftci 110 fault tnfind. .Si four years' irir Hatifinond, Sei; turning ith Larolnm. J : /O 1 Sly wife has fi^ij, one 01 Grover w Baker's ifnnit'jr Sewing Jlft^hinpa for some time, and t am Bati^fied ii is oue of the best labor Baving ujacliines thai has be umvcnlcu*. I take, much pleasure in recoiiiiiiendine it to the pttblfc^-^rJ. U. Harris, •Governor of T« nuessec. • . I ''Ilis a beautiful tlun?v and puts cverybodj-, intojan excitement of good humor. Wete, SI a Catholic, 1 should insiat uj>pu Saints Grover^- Baker havjng an aternftliM'da.iufl, ct lion of tlifir^ood de«tlJa,tiwhuroaBity n.Olojr.', .;'. -, ..,.. - .-. . ; •:..•'• LL« J «' I Jthink tt hy. f«| tU« fe* P«r*«\l\> U8 C • T bl 8 Machine can be adaBt^jriiii^.th^nesi cambric lo ihe heaviest cassimere. |It sews stronger, las- satiiwfi ,«?«*frjJl.G. Brown, Nashville.fjleMi. IU' •uy W . their bdsitMU/ta « ^M^iim^*mm'»S country, a \&i^}x^:^^^m l & want of *!>» H*n»mw)H»« {JeUlenient in atioijher feE(0W«- ---__-,^ „ja^ ; *iHk»'lw*| i«n *^i-™™^2!T&l b^,«i» , Of,before ^ r }^}toi&S#ftyb* ,WU : «UW1JL O^A.T * A^Unlstrwtrt* H - vOM?ifc CJtW^^Sli^trrtf^^ ^ ••I*r« --&«HABI|CE?rF* COAT ^ Admt«i* trtior of 8*dgwick Coats, decesaed. Dated Sept. 7,185C. HooflandV Balsamic Cordial ^TOt. poimvstT OCHB Congha, Colds, or Hoarseness, Brondutia, Inl)u«wa, . Crmp, PaeiuBonia, laci^ent Comuntption, and has perfcrmed tho most astotu'soins caree over known COSyiHMJB P COSSUJIPTIOBT. As a Diarrhoea Cordial ft b onequallod. . H0QFLAND*S GERMAN PILL, being well known throttgheot Ktiropo and America, Meak no commendation here. Th*y aro pnrely tfrgBtaMa, are rjpregved wltt groat exaqtnfst/ aad aro eugar-coated. No I better CWaafticfllMM Wfoitid. Paid, » cU. per box. These medicines aro prepared by Dr. Q. St JtasWOtk Co, PhUsrlak^ia, Fa., and St. Louis, Mo., and araaold by drnggitts and dealers in medicines everywhere. The a%> na^neof C. M. Jy;u<>« wiU IfJ on tha ootaldB of \ In oor \ Xvergbodif't Almanac,\ published annually, ftm will And testimony and commendatory notices from tfl jarts of th* country. These Ahounaca are given away \>f aUcnrasNits. 1 ' .! A DA1IM8TRATO R S NOTICE.—B y or- der o f Edward A Hruwn, Judgp o f Lew- '\• Co., Notice is hereby given to alt f^rsons iving cllaims against \the astute of William toman, late o f the town o f Denmark, de- ceased, tlint tfcey requireol to exhibit the same, with the \ ouchers thereof to Agnes Vroinan, Adminislratru,or ( Wm . L.Vrotnanj at tbetr r> sidence ih Denmark, on or before the 1st dny of April, IbbO. Dated ?cpt. 2G, 1650. AGME S VUOMAN , Administratrix Wm.L . VROMAN , Adrniuisitat-r B Y ORDE R O F EDWAR D A.'\4$l;OWN County Judge o f LewisCounty - Notit e is hereby given to all persons having chums agninsl Gilbert Brainnrd, c-eceased, late of tha town ofLeyden, that th^y are required to present the same, with Ihe vouchers there- of to the Administrator, James Itrainord, at his dwelling boose ta Leyden, 011 or before the Istday oi June. ie60 . . ' - Dated Nov. aOlh, 18o!f. JAME S BRAINARD , Administrator. General A»H4>|iHceaeni ^ yVAKBK f\JY , J»UQJ^UU^G UOUSE.'. • 100,00(f CATA~LOGlJE& ? i. H»w^Ru*a«ad .nd Kwhed^NoQiteaVy i „ Distribution. 1.'•*•-:•••- , ^w&M^^m^ ! ^ stpd^yhrer Watches, and other valiaofe F l'rfeea. b^&^^te^aoi^ * Woh '* ,u trVataable Gifts, worth <\'oin 50, ^WanJCc«|^ SBMWr^P^ ••U irajiiij.ta,,, '•<!'>\ GJBAPE GROWEHaCAN GAftK? 11^^—=-^-—--«•'—^-*-» --• - \ 'JK- past set 'en Lands, : $wsnw^^ B V OHDER OF EDWARD A.BROWN— County Jadge of Lewis County— Notice is hereby given lo all personjs having aiaima a-ainat Johnson WiHnrd, deceased, late of the towa ofDiana, that they Ure required to present tbessmo, with the vouchers thereo/ to Catharine Wrllard, Executrix, at Iter dw«Hing-4aus«i in Diana, Lewis County, on >r before the second Monday of March «e«t Dated Augaat 1st, T8S9 i CATHA RINE WILLAR^), Executrix. B Y ORDER OF EDWARD A. BROWN, County Judge of Lewis Qouqty-iifotke is hereby given tip all persons! havifle ciftjaia against Lewis De Zotolfe, lajeof Dtsmtirk in w*dcouotyi deceaaeid, {h»i tJ.ej- nfi t e : quircct t* preaant tb« sdm«,wi|li thWtotichfr Uttftafor, lo Gilhwt JJ. Joh^aon, Ratciltor, at liis residence in , Denmark j on or Lje/ore lmy«f''«WV bfDecd&b»rB\extl Dated May ? On.Blia T D JOHNSON, Execute |ty ) * D ^P r |P W ARDA,B»OW^ is h^reby^yJa ^ itH'personsffiavini « ,T ' B? against^trgBWHkimKw.l a , e 0 ft .««as94,->ti>M Wfty we requ'red]io br e « •ame^witli the Toucher* tbarwif, fefcif 'P^^ZllL ' jarrlBW. Bated atTBrht./i iva i.->-s- >:-* :? Hx^Rt i ;ibJli GALW ' January «,iaS0. N. B--A11 p«KH bam * Daaen.a'e requested! udJ i£. i --iSa^fTK'-aj hio armofBJ- : once sod settle K.tll . DR. NCl^Ntfs \ CE£ESRA-I4;D ,\ VERMIFUGE! \AND ' - LIVER PI^LS. XX^E beg leave to cstli the arted tion o f the Trade, and mon especially the Physicians of ihi country, to two of the most pot* ular remedies now before the puwj lie. We refer to , Br. Chas, H'Lan6'» Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver PilL We do not recommend *\trie;rH universal Cure-alls, but simpfy rbi what their name purports, viz. THE VERMIFUGE , For expelling Worms from the. human system.. I t has also been administered with the most satis- _ factory results to various Animalsf subject to Worms. THE LIVE R PILLS, For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS, all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICKJ HEAD-ACHE, &C. In cases of FEVE R AND AGUE , preparatory to, or after taking Qui-L nine, they almost invariably maktn- a speedy and permanent cure. As specifics for the above menp tioned diseases, they are Unrivalcr 1 and never known to fail when ministered in accordance with directions. Their unprecedented pOpularityft has induced the proprietors, FLEMIN G BROTHERS. PITTSBURGH, PA. to dispose of their Drug business,, in which they have been success- fully engaged for the last Twenty Years, ancf they will now give their] undivided tirne m£ attention to | their mand^um J •Arid being de-p termixied tkffc®rs M^Lane's Cele- bra^;Y^||^ ?nd Liver Pillsk •^b^' ; ^ntafific! to occupy the night pesitioa they now hold among the gK«t reroedies of the day, they! i^i^ftiielrni^ to sgsaie neither time ||^^i^^^^r^u#g the Best' IrWtf^aW^rfniB^V c<>n> j^oacd lhaio in the most thorough niyjr. Address ttrl orders to ^i|M-lN«k a»> flfcysldaii* drtorlng from otaan \*^@S JOHNDOIG, h, B. R1CHABDSON, lAtmtku, \ud h v all Drnf gists and Dei !•» eMrjrwBM**
