The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 39, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 January 1871 — Page 4

Aatronal Danner. Hatronal Hanner. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Jaxvary has five SBundays this year. ) S eet e D 3 . Nrdg-11% parties are becoming quite popular, S ‘ % e - e ~ Look qut for %ood thieves and o'her petty maraunders. e ' i ol A : ; Tug price of walnut lumber is slightly on the decline, @ | ‘ e el : SovtH Bexp is afflicted with a general asgortment of thievea. ' L e g i Tur harg‘times sffects the ‘matrimoninl market at Mishawaka, b B S Tue King's Eoglish suffers terriby at the hands of several Northern Indiana ed: itora. foon el i . ) -—--———-«‘0"-————- E Tir Michigan Cuy dealers have handled over 18,000,000 feet of lumber this season, L .e& e ! Twue Millerites have fixed upon the 11th day of next February for the final earthly collapse: Gk ; hob P "4'o'- m ; Lake county indignantly repels the in timation (hat ler Representative saws waod for biﬂ 'bnigl‘fd. ;

©PUrTING hot ashes 1n a wooden box and placing it in' a hiek toom ought.to be mad. N pcni‘wmi‘m:y,ol}'églsé." e " The new paper at Valparaiso will be called the Democratic ,11%,&vnrz‘qwr and will he issued the'lst of March. | . o Tuerr are three scruples in a dram, and' yet we know a man who frequently i takes a dram, but he never lias any scru- _ plea. . o e , i t. MyEns, of the Kenoullville Standard, was _/ presented with. an ‘eight day clock, las U New Years.! He doubtlessly -thinks it s timely git;t.' ' ”J ‘ i ’ T " We are pleased to have our copniry subscribers ‘enll and see us, and give us any ‘interesting information that may come -under their observation, : . Gen. Minty, of Jacksvn, Mich., has been _ appointed Gélne:x;[ Superintendent of th - Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail road by Gen. Chapman, Receiver. | 54 % L eel Ml et Rev. John Adell is to be tried af the next term of the Pulaski couzhlyl(?g_d‘lmf)h Pleas Court,. for attempting a rape upou one of the members of his church.. e it o U A il e Tie following- iz spoken of as a-perfec | remedy f‘ur/tfoup : Allspice tea m:rde ot whule grains of spice. it seems at once , o cut the phlegm loose, “and relievé the child. S > Gt 5 o P { ‘ ” © A fellow mamed Gunn went into a saloon ina neigﬁhoriug town, got “‘half cocked” and “went off” "'bugg__gd.”‘ The materia facts of whish the loeat-paper innocently ¢ondemns. | - di Sl et e SR ~Tie Niles Democrat snys that ;m{b me! I 3 that place, - at one haul of the }aei‘Le, o 1 Saturday last, captured three ‘thdusan: | river suckers, and. the next haul eigh hundred more. . % @i / N HErk is a receipt tor making a boy': trowsers last: When you make a-suit o ¢lothes for him finish the cont first, and by - 50 doing you make the trowsers last. It 4: ‘iajthe only way the thing can be done. Mkt St oA M - s . , Tur Rochester Spy 1# now printed en tirely,at iome. The Chicago outside hav ~ ing been dropped, the paper now ‘look: + better and i able to give more .locsl-;pegwf. 1t has wisely ndopted the cash in advanc’ plan =o L v b ‘ . bty -Lt el f Tur Mishawika Faterprise publishes an interesting account of the manufacturing "interests of Mishawaka. :Monigomery get: up a paper that is an ornament to the town, and the ci(izensr_of"thm ‘plface realiz ~ it and give him a heafty support. He de serves every bit of it e

s s sl @ i ! Oxe cold day last week a street presch- | er essayed to hold a erowid Q[‘Soulh Bend- l ers. Notwithstanding thef fact that he | seagsoned his remarks with hell-fire, in lib eral and no doubt quite deserving quanti - ties, he failed to interest his ungodly hear ers and they left him without an audience. ~ St gl e o : A PaxtHer —The Elkhart Union, tell- | the story that near Fish Lake, two or three miles south east of White Pigeon, Mich , it is reported that a panthér has been heard aud seen within a week or two past. ~ Its nightly visits are accomp'anied by howlings and screeches that jterrify the in habitants about there most wonderfully. iG i i It is reported that a petition to the | South Bend ¢ity government ends thus :— 3 "‘Aud your petilion‘er will ever pray—it { ‘praying will do any good.” The doub: | expressed is certainly pertinent, for it's'a | grave question about the éfficacy of the | prayer of any Sp{nh Bender. The Radieal majority is 8o large in that section 1 that' there is a large margin for d‘o,ubt as to the religious character of the p@ople. ‘* | ~ | ' New Music.—Mrs. Agnes E. Barney, of } Llkhart, has kindly favored us with a | couple of pieces of sheet music of her own | composition. One is entitled ¢Elkhart ’ March,” and the other “Railroad Quick Step ;7 the latter is dedicated to the great i railroad king, Commodore Vanderbilt, and both are spoken of in the highest ’_terms of praise by good judges of music — ,Mrs, B. bas rare musical taste and skill, aud'we prediot that if she turns ber atten _-tion to composing, the result will be mu- . sie’of no secondary order. Thanks for the ‘" remembrance, : ot & -;»--414%0‘-»”—»-—5-— % BriLL ANOTHER PROJECTED RATLROAD. -~ It is well known that a rgilroid is‘now in * process of comstruction from Buffalo to Trenton on (he:Detroit. River, along the the North Shore of. Lake Erie, called the , Canada Southern Railroad. The capiral stock is all secured, and the work ig in'the bands of parties who will make it an un | doutﬁed .success. At Trenton a -bridge will lbe constructed across the Detroit River,'vjhére an island furnishes every facility for such a work. From this point a # survey was made-to Jonesville, but owing to the altitude of the country the line has heen abandoned. . Sl The “projeét now is to cross the Lake ~ Shore Road at Adrian, and thence diverge into Indiana, near the north-east corner of the State, and vhence on the nearest and best line to Chicago. It will pass some- - where through Laporte eounty, and it will become ocur citizens at the proper time to ~ devete some attentior to the subject. A meeting for the organization of this line in Indiane will be oalled at an early day, ~ at which, fpg course, we sheuld be represented.—Laporte Argus, Ve .

: From the Argus of January 19th. - LaPorte Transformed, ¢ . What marvelous changes way, sometimes, take place in & single night’ In our youth we used to read with eredulous delight, wonderful dtories of people going to sleep at night in crazy ¢ld houses, which were changed by sgme ingenious fairy into splendid palaces, and waking in the mornirg surrounded by the most dazzling magnificence. But thoge storieswere nothing to the transformation which thigcity of Laporte underwent last Friday night. Its prosaic citizens, used as they.are to the u;ud, the dir!’, and the ‘darkness —notwiihhtnnfling the exireme luminosity of the Inmps wihich sprinkle our streets so profusely—never closed their eyes upon a hlacker, muddier, dirtier town fhan upon that self-same night; nor did they ever open them upor such & paradise of loveliness hr,f_op the spcceq&jngmmrnin‘g. . The f&IY tale’ was more [than realized. Al night long, while mortals slept, the spirits of the air had wrought with~unwearying fingers; and when the morniug light broke upon the earth every object was a miracle of beauty. The city had risen fkom its sepulehre of blackness, transiigured; arrayed in robes of ce'estial brightness, gleaming, glowing with crystal light from end to end ! . ' ~ In place of naked trees and hrauches, a sonked and- sodden ‘ground. and hlack snd begrimed ='h@use,u. were trees of albaster, bearing silver fruit, a glittering ﬂnc(r of precious stones, and myriads of crystal palaces. Every tiny blade of. grass and leaf had become a silvery plume that nodded gracefully in the air; old, di,lapidme}i tences, posts, ‘and si-,gn-‘btr;amv'nh. that had

i uever dreamed of beauty, were hung and wreathed all over with beautiful silver fringe. We, mortals, descended crystal steps, opened pearly gates, and trod upon diamond-studded pavements: and logked through ﬂl%;.g' aven:ue{i\'\of arching crysml that stretched away into whiteness, Ey‘erywhere, :far as the eye could reach, was | the same pure, statuesque beauty, the same frozen »lo'veliness. ‘Later in the day the purpose of all this exquisite prepara tion became apparent: it was the grand gala time of the storm epirits: .Sbon the carnival began, and for awhile all f‘wlm» merry a 8 a marpiage ‘bell;” but, lag | the rev?zls of earthly Bpir"im‘-o'ﬂen ‘do, it { 'nded in a row. This latter was, proba- : ly, inuiugumre(l byEuius, whose orches I ra had doubtless heen employed for the | rccasion ; who, having suspended thie mu: | «ie, and the reveling spirits insisting upon ;' its coulinuance, tore off a tree top and flung ' it at the dissatisfied dancers. The latter } hurled it back’in defiance, and then the icomb;u.t began in earnest. (Al day long ! wnd far ioto the night (h'e:rlbatlle raged: t and as it waxed furious iand more furious, ! hotter and hotter, crasl}x after cragh was “heard: as: the combatanits fore up. whole [ rrees and flung theu at éncl?:olher in their wrath, and the air resounded” with the slash of metallic armor. :

In the morning, what a scene ! | It lookad indeed as rhnubgh the gods had wrestled “n mortal combat, and \_\'rukod\hrir venceance on the -earth. Giant trees tham nud‘vhmvcrr) tue storars of thirty years were nappedintwo like cords and thé remnining ranches drooped to the g}‘n\ﬁnd weepin irystal tears over the falien. , Broke whgments of limbs literally etrewed. the arth, ‘while the marred and shatierta rupks from whith they had been toru lifted "up their jagged forms 1o the sky i mournful silence; Over town and field, hrough orch_:n‘d7 and forest, the same aighty lmn'«la,lnufp:xssee.i and swept every - ~hing before thew. Destraction, rain, ev ‘eywhere; but what magnificent .ruin’ vhat sgub,lime“ destruction! It the scen: Id, been grand bét:ure. now it was awfu in its transéendeng beaury, .i(S.ﬂl]l)Ct{‘l‘(\lt“' <ablimity. The gods in their flight had Iropped theiy shining armor ‘and thei veapons, and every lrce-hr:mcfx. hbivcvur autilated, upheld a glittering .vpe:ir; every wig, however minute, a starry shield; and ‘vhen, t.he next moruing, the san’s rays surst forth upon the city of ice, tinging vith rose and-violet, smdﬁl. shaoting lament flames of ‘gl-)id and crimson light up on its wull@il:guglmge is utterly inade quate to express the dazzling briiliancy f the effect. It was as though a thousand «ilver lances had been shivered in mid air and a thousand silver mirrors hung beiween earth and sky to reflect: the light frém every broken point. None who saw it will ever forget ‘it ; the like has not been within the memory of the oldest ¢in‘hgbitant,” and probably shall not be again in a century. This magnificent phenome: non stands alone, unique, the wonder of the njneteenth century. - | L From _ever"‘y accessible paint people went to view thecountry ; and stereoscpic views were taken by our artists so that the scenes ‘may be indelibly impressed npon our phys ical, as_they are upon our mental vision. The loss by the destruction of trees cannat be estimated : but'it ir immense. Verilj. mortals pay dearly when the gods hold their revels, o \

AN EXCHANGE p‘npef says: "Among the gcod resolves formed on the opening of the New Year, none exceed in suhsequen( advantages the experiment of the clerk, the mechanic, ‘the storekbeper or the sewinggirl, in opening an aceount, however small the g'sqm may be, in a trustworthy savings fund © Accustomed as many are, to spending their earnings even before they are received, the figures of savings banks in wcalculativg the profits of their depositors, must surprise them. greatly. Let them take the advantage of the season-and grats ify ‘themselves with a most substaniial New Year’s present in 1872, By.a table of ope of the e institutions it appears “that if a mechanic or clerk saves only 2§ cenis per day from the time he is twenty.one un= til be is three score and ten, the aggregate, with interest, will amount to $2 900; and a daily saving of 27} cente.reaches the im portant gum- of $29.000. A six pence saved daily will provide a fund of |nearly $7,000 —sufficient to purchase a good farm ”* Therejare few employes who cannot save daily by abstaining from even the extravagant use of cigars, tobacco, liquor. eto, twice or.ten times the amount of the six pence pieces. Every. person should providé for old age, and the man in busi'ness who can “lay by a dollar a day, will eventunlly find himself possessed of gver $lOO,OOO. L : y ~""*’—‘"°‘;‘*-? - ‘,——AM‘V - Tar Goshen Democrat does the following gratuitous advertising: ~ *We caution the fraternity, and the community at large, to look out for & vagn bond and ewindler. calling himself De. G (. Swan, who is going around the country victimizing those who [fall into his elutehes. He pays nothing, and claims to be a kind of an Indian doctor. He'deserves to "bo egged out of town wherever he stops.”’ ; e ‘Col. Bennettinforms us that be has good reasons for thinking that the extension of the Baltimore & Ohio R. R, when made, will be sure to go through this oity.— Michigan City Enterprise. -~ . i

¥ . A New Work of Art. ; © Prof JB. Conover, of Cold water Mich., has published one of the most usetul and beantiful ' works of art which has cver i been " presented to:the public. Itis a symbolical Family = Record, beautifully “engraved froni' s magnificent piece of - Penmanship. The “designs dre emble- | matical of the different periods of human iiife ;. with appropriate blanks for the ! Record of the family, the whole forming | one of the most beautiful ornaments for i hmne: and onpe which shonld be in every family, : ; i & ' An energetic agent is wanted in'every township in'this and adjoining counties, to whom good territory and large commis sions will be given. : Ladies and gentle - men can here secure a gopd paying bhusi}nv'ss'ﬂ»r’ the winter, or as long a time a 8 " desired. Those wishing employment will i address, with Sht,mp,. ey : J°S. CONOVER, Publizher, ki CoLpwaTER, Mich. There is & an named Juacobs 1 jailat Fort Wayne, on charge of having stolen & - pair of boots ;. butithe charge of theft pre- * ferred ngainst him'is not the causé of his keenest anguish: He is in mortal fear lest, during his imprisonment, the wife . of hia bosom should elope with & mulatto named Carnshan.® Hesays they have been ! unduly -intimate, and when he (the hus fh:i.,nd),n»mnﬁst rated with her on the sab. ject she volunteered the informgtion that . Cdrnaban was as good a mag ashe. Mr. | Jacdbe’ ease is a very sad phe. , i - e — -W— e a | SPECIAL TAXES, generally termed “lii censes,” will cease on the 30th of April, [ 1871, 0n all kinds of buviness, except those connected with distilled spirits, tobacco i its varions forms, ipd fermented ’ lignors. This will l)pl a g;tgent,@é-[ief to trade in gencral. Persons comhencing business are still subject to tax, wptil the time mentioned, for the proportionate g;kﬂl‘t of the” year. The new partners, in case of a change of tirm, are also lable. P e ¢ — | Tur tnhg}cc«i buiness is now being put | into compléte shape by the Internal RevCenue authorities at Washington. The ' regulations: governing this source of income are t;)('cnmihg‘ more and more strin | gent, bearing upon leaf tobacco as well ~as upon manufactured tobacco, ecigars, cand snufl, ‘ e : | A : | “Tir Grore” is the name of a semi- . monthly paper said to'be pablished at Ar- - gos,in Marshall county. 'l"h.e‘pa;'mr' urges Lits readers to aid in the support of a good ' local pdper. We searched the issue before us through and through but-did not nd a | single line of local news in it. * The Globr { is & failure as a newspaper and we would | advise its' publishers to shut up shop and | go to blacksmiting. Argos is oo emall s ‘.pluce to support a paper, and the attempt {lO mfﬁu'aiu]sucﬁ an enterprise in such a | place only bringevdiscrgr_lit oun the town ‘ and the pyblishing hnnﬁin?i;s'}fa R : |J i e | MosT men -.v‘ml_‘(l'nn‘“;i}ling:ly lend thei. | breakfast a 3 their newspaper. - Hubitua P horrowers should think of this - l MixisTEßs should remediber that long | -ermong frequently cause the uuisance of k e cl'lllrcll.}g()('l‘::; " i I i ————— ; R i T - NATIONAL BANNER E ! | ' Newspaper Book and Job

§ , STEAM . POWER PRESS PRINTING OFFICE. xWe wonld respectfully inform :hé erc‘;hx’u;u " and Businesr men generally that wefare now .prepnre'dtodn n!lkiudsqf\F { PLAIN & FANCY PRI.\"*iNG." f : i ’\‘ o -n as good style and at asJlow rates asany pnb | lishing house in Northern Indiana. j ﬁ\fx TOURE S i 'HAIR RESTORATIVE!

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+ Contams no LAC SULPHUR —"No SUGAR o f bLE:\I)—-No LITHARAGE - No NITRATE of i~ SILVER, and is entirely free from the poisi onous and Healih destroying Drugs used in |, other Hair Prepar.tions. 1 . {/" [Trangparent and clear ag crystal, it will .not sol t»hrrﬁ-nest fabric pertectly SAFE, Cl EAN | and EFFICIENT desideratums LONG SOU T ! FOR AND FOUND AT LAS) ! : | . It restores and preventsthe Hair from becom | ing Gray, impaTis a soft, glossy appéarunce, re- | moves Dandruff’is cool and refreshing to the | head, checks the Huir trom fulling off, und res: | tores it to a great extent when prematurely lost,, ! prevents Headaches, cures all Humors, cutane | | ous eraptions, and unnatural Heat © As a Dres- | sing FOR THE HAIR IV 13 THE BEST ARTI- | CtEINTHE MARKET = ¢ o DR. G. SMITH, Patentee~Groton Junction, | Muss. Prepared only by PR ‘CTOR BROTH: | ER>, Gloucester, Mass. The genuine is put ap ii n a panuel botile, with the. name ot the article ‘blown in the glasd, Ask your Druggist for Na- ! ture’s Hair Restorative. and tauke noother. 17y Execator’s Sale.’ . Notice is hereby given that, by virtue of the. last ‘w'll and téstament of Jobn Clemen, deceased, I will sell at private sale, on the 19th day of Janaury, 1871, or atany time thereafier, the following deseribed real-estate, situdate in the cn’n‘mfv of Noble in the State of India’ a, to wit: The/north-east quarter of tne north west gunarter of section fourteen, in township thirty--three north of range ten east Applications of Eur'ahusers will be received at the luw office of Fielding Prickett, in the town of Albion, in the county of Nohle, until aaid 19th day of December, 1971.; {Terms, Cush in hand ‘ . GHARLE- WOODRUFF, Fxecator. - Deceriber 14, 1870,-83. (printer’s fee, $4 80.

e —— WOMAN. S s 3 * ¥ @ - ¥ Ay .+{ § - “Females. owing to the peculiar and importantrela tions which the r sustain. Their peonlisr organization, aud the offices they peiform, are subj-c to many suficrings. Freedomw from these contnibute in no small degree 10 their happivess and wel'ares for none can be happy who are i-1.. Not only s 0 but no one of thése various female complainta can long be snffered 10 run on without iuvo'ving the veneral health of the individnal, and ere long producing permanernt sickness and premature deel ne. Norisit pléasant to eonsult a physician tor the relief of these various deliea‘e affections and only upon the most urgent necessity wiil a true woman 8o farsacrifice her grearest charm as 'to do this. The sex will then thank us for jdacing in their hamds simple specifics which will be found efficaciousiin relieving and curiog almost every one. of those’ troublesome complainta peculiar to the wex, . S

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"-HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.~Hundreds suffer on‘in silence, and hundreds of others apply vainly to druggists and doctors. who either merely. tantalize them with the hope of u cure orapply rémedies which wmake them worss. I would not wish to assert anythi:.g that would d. injustice to the afflicted, but I am obliged to ‘'say that although it mat be produced from excessive exhaustion of the powers of life, by lyborious employ ment, anwholesome air and’ food, profuse menstruiation the use ef tea and coffee and trequent childbirth. it is far ofren er caused by diredt irritution applied ‘o the mucous membrane of the vagina it=ef, : W hen reviewing the causes of these distressging complaints, it is most painful to contemplate. he attendant evils consequent upon them. Itis but sinsple justice to the subjeet to enumerate a few of the meny additional causes which so largely affect the life, health and happiuess of woman'in all classe~ of society, and whitth consequently, atfect more or les< directly -the Welfare of the entire human futnly.— The 'muania that exists for precocious eduaestion and marraige,’ causes the ye rs that nature designed for corporeal development to be wasted and perverted in .the restraints of dress the early confiement of school und ‘especially in the unhea thy excitement f the ball toem. Thus, with the body ha f clothed and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, perverting in midnight revel the hours desizned by nature for sieep and rest, the work of destruction is half accomplisht ed. ! ] In consequence of this early strainupon her system unnecessary effort is required by the delicate votary to retain her situation in school ut & later dny, thus aggravating the evil. When one exXcitement is over, - another in progjjective keeps the mind morbiuly sensitive to impression, while the now co! srant restraint of fashionable dress. absolut ly forbidding the exe:cige indispensable to the artainment and retentiom o 1 organic health and streugrth; the exposure 1o night air ; the sudden change of temperature ; the‘ciinplete prostintion produced by excessive dancing, must, of necesgity. produce their legitimate effect. At last, an early marriage caps the cllmax of misery, a~d the unfortunate oue, hitherto so utterly regurdless vl the plain dictates and rewmounstrances of her delicate nature. becom 8 an unwilling subject of medical treatment. This is'but a trutbful picture of the experience of thousands ot vur voung womsn Long betore the ability to exercise the functions of the generative organs they require an education of their peculiar nervous system, compufett ot what is called the tissue, whick is, in common{with thefemale breast and ligis, evideotly under the ¢ootrol of men al emotions and associations at an early period of life - nd. as we shall subsequently see. these emo'i ns, when excessive. lead, loug before puberty, to habits which sap the very life of their victims ere nature has ‘elf-completed their davelopment. For t'emule: Weakness and Debility, Whites or f.eucorrhoea, Too Profuse Menstruation. Exhaystion, Too Long Continued. Periods, fer Prolapsus and Bearing Lown or Pro apsus Uteri, we uffer (he most perfect specific known : ’ 2

HELMBOLD’S I - } . NN COMPOUND EXTRACT OF - BUCHTUU. d- § Directions or use.diet, and advice saceompany - ) ¥ 2 Females in every period of life, from infaney to ex treme old age, will find it a remedy to aid nature in the discharge of ils functions. Strength is the glor of manhood and womanhood. HELMROLI'S Eg TRACT OF BUCHU is more strengthening than any of the pre;arations %‘Bsrk or Iron, infinitely safer. and more pleasant ELMBOL!'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU, having received the indor-ement of the moat f%m'nent Physicians of the Uunited Sta es, is now offered to afflicted humanity a~a certain cuer for the f [lowing dieases and s) mptom=~, from whatever c«use originating: Generpl Debili y, Mental aud Phyrical Depression Imbecility, Determination: of Bloud to the ead Confused I-ieas, Hys'eria. General Irritability, Restlo-sness and Sleeplessness at night, Absence of Muscular etficiency. Loss of Appetite, D spep-ia, Emnciation, L w -pirits, Disorganization, Paral %ic of the Urgaus of Generation, Palpitation of the Héart, and. in fact. all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitated state of the system. To nsure the genuine, cut this out. - Ask for ,

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- HELMBOLD’S, ;io 2 s Take no other. Bold by Druggists and Dealers everywhbere. Prige §1.25 per bottle, or six. bottles for 86 70. Delivered to any address. Describe svmptoms in all communications. Ad.jrees HT. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical Warehounso, 594 Broadway, New York. : : Nom: ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UPIN steel eugraved wrapper with fac-simile of my Chemical Warehouse and signed %:'r‘g ;"‘5%;, » < - ‘ " WT. HELMBOLD,

- 3 A ’ " ﬂ ] 5 HOOFLAND’S . GERMA! . . ‘ 3 3iv I 0 . : ‘3 A B | MEDICINES. o i . % . B R L i o | / MOOFLAXD'S GERMAN BITTER HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TOXIE, A : it - ' .\ . . ) . ', POLOPRYLLIN PILL NOOFLANI'S, POLOPUYLLIN PILL, HOEFLAND'S -GREEK OIL. UAND G U Mk - ‘ o k -}':, - . ST - | Se. € s | ’ : | Hoofland’s German Bitters, [ >f i ? A Bitters without i -. o i | : . Alcohol or Spirits of any kind, : % Lo i { § ! Is different from all others. 1t is composed of the i pure j-ice or VITAL PRINCIPLE OF ROOTS, HERBS | and BARKS (o 1 a 8 nedicinally termed, extractx), the | worthless or inert portivns of the ingredients not be- | iog used. Therefore, in one bottle of this Hitrirs | thers i~ contained as much medicinal virtue as wiil ! be fofind in several gajlons of o{dinary mixtures.—= | Ihe Roots, &c., used-in this Biiters are grown in ! Germany, the'r vital principlea extractéd in that | conntry oy a scientific Chemist and forwarded to the | manufactery in this city, where they are coinpound- ; ed andbuttled. Con’ainis g nospipituons ingredisnrs | this Biiters 18 free trom the objections urged ugainst l all others ;1o desire for stimolams can be induced | from their use, they cavuot make drunka.ds, and | canuot, yndey any. eirenmstances, have any hnt | beneficial effect,’ 5 . , . | - Hoofland’s German Tonic. € - - 3 SR ’ | Was compounded for those not inelined to extreme | bitters aud is iutended for use in cused when: coiie aleoholiestimulant is required in conueetion with the | ‘Couie: properties of the Ritters.. Each bottle of the | Teonie contains one bottle of the Bitters, combioed | with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM. and flavored in sueh @ | ‘manner that the exrteeme bitterness of the Bitiers iovercome frrming a preparation that is highty agre: - i able and. pleasant to the palate. and ¢ waining the medicinal virtue of the Bitters . The price bf the Touvic is §1.50 per battle, which ‘many - persons think | tonhigh, They must take into consideration that the stimulant used iy guarau eed to be of apure quality A poor article could be fu:nished at a eheaper piice, | but is it uot bettes to pay a hittle mare avd have good articlet A medicinal preparation ~hould con tain none but the best ingrediénts, and they who ex pect to obtain a eneap compound will mest certainly be vheu:et_l. : . They are the Greatest kaocwn Remedies | 1 . i ) ?‘i)l LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV- ~ OUS DEBILITY, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OF - | KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, ® | o ; -, . | nnf ull diseases arising from a Dis- | ordered Liver, Stomach or . s / . ’ { ; . IMPURITY OF THE ’ | b % o BLOOD! | : [z «.° Read the following syuiptomns Constipi-ion, klatulenes, Inward Piles: Fuiness of | Blood 10 the head, Acidity of the Stomaeh, Nansea | Heart-burn. Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight it “the Stomach, Soar Erucrations, Sinki g or Fiuttering dt the P'&l of the Stomich. Swimming of the Head Hurried ér Diflicult Breathing, - Fluttering at the Heari, Choking or Suffocating Sensutions wher in « | Lying Posture. Dimness of Vision.! Dots or Webs be | fore the Sight, Duli Pain in the Head, Deficiency of . Perspiration, Yejlownesa of the Skio and Ey es, Pain- | in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &e.,. Sndden Flush i es of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Coustantimaginings j of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits. All thes. indicate Disease of the Liver or Digestive Orgnns ‘combined . wirh impure blovd, . The use of the Bitters or Tonic will soon canse: the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient will bgc;r)me well and healthy, J ) =1 .;’ ‘ K . y eq | Dr.Hoofland’s Greek oil, ‘ i . ! Lightning Cure for all kinds-ot Palns ' jand; Aches, 5 ‘¢ H ' | APPLIED EXTERNALLY —lt will cure all kinds o | Paina and Aches. such as Rheumati-m, Nenralgin { Toothache, Chil lains' Spraius. Bruises Frost Biies { Headdgphes, Pains in the Back and Loins Pains v { the Juguts or Limbs, Stings of lusects, Rivgworms. | ete, ’ k| ¢ {° TAKEN INTERNALLY.—It will, cure Kidney Comi plainis Backeches. Sick Heaa Actie, Colic Disen- | tery. Diarrhoea, Cholera Infantum. Cholera Morbus, ‘ Crami s and Paivs in the Siomach Feveraud Ague | Coughs; Colds, Asluma, etc, A St i

i 5. ; . . Dr. Hoofland’s Podophyllin, Towvo Pills a Dose. The mosi powerful, yet innocent, Fegetable Catharti known, { . : o It is not'necessary to take a handful of thege Pillsto produce the desired effect; two of them act quickly and powerfally,, cleansing the Liver, Stoma n, aud Bowels of all impurities, The priucipal ingredient is Podophy llin, or the Alcobholi¢ Fixtract of Mandrake whieh is by many times more Powerful Acring, and Searching, than the Manirake itself. Its pecul'i 1 action is upon the Liver, cleating 1t speedily from all obstructions. with afll the power of Mercury, ye tiree fragn the injurious results attached to the u-e of the mineral. b For all diseases, in which the use of a cathartic is indicated. these Pills will give entire satisfsction in ever. case. They never fail In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and extreme Cogtiveness, ) : e . . : 8 r . Hoofland’s German Bitters or Tonic, should be u<ed in connection ﬁ'ith the Pills. The tonic effect of the Bitters or Tounic builds up the sy stem. The Bitters or Tonic parifies the Blood, strengthens the nerves, regulales the Liver, and gives strength energy, and v.gor, Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and tone up the syst-m with Bitters or Tonic,;and uo disease can retain its hold, orever assail you: - ’ Ttese medicines are sold by ajl Druggists avd dealers in medicines everywhere, : R Recollect that itis' f Mt i DR. HOOFLAND’S ' GERMAN REMEDIES, that are universally used and highly recommended and do not allow the Druggist to induce you to take anything else that he m.y say is jus' as xood, because be mukes a larger pr. fit on it. The<¢ Remedies will he seng by Express to any locality, apon application to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 631 ARCH Bl'., PHILADEL PHIA. : ¢ | : CHAS. M. EVANS, Prop’r. . = Formerly C. M. JACKSON & CO. These Remedies are for Sale,by Druggists, Storel Keepers, ‘and Medieing Dealers, everywhere throughout the United States, | Canadas, South A vica, and the West Indies, : ' 13yl

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This is the most thorcugh Dlood pur flor yer | dilcovered, and cures all humors trom the worst | Nerotuln o a commons etupuion Fanples aud i Blotches on the face, and sKui§ or a ivugn skid, | wiich are such anuoying bigiuishes 1o wauy | yuubg persons, yield 1o the use of a few buttles | of s wondertal medicine. s From cue toeight i b ttles care ~ult Rueum, Eiysipelas, Sculy Er- | uptiins of the sk, ~cald ead, ing Worms, | Boils, ~cgatuls ~oics, Uierrs and - Canker' in ! the nonth and stomactr. Itis o pure modiersal | extraet of native rootsaskd plants, ¢combrang o harmony, Nature's Imest sGvegelgn curstive | properties, whch God bas ipstitled o e ¢ getihie wingdom tur heabiog the sk ludsa | greal testorer tor the streogih sod vigar ol the ! sstent Those who are lnoguid, slecpiess, bave | AT TOUS apprehensloWs o teats, or any ot lhc.f «ff cnot S sy aiptomatic of weakoess, will -fud | convineiny evidepee of s restorative powers | If yon feel”datl, drowsy, d bilitated aud drs | pondeut, have troguent head whe, moath tast g vadiy in the meruing, irecgnlar appetiteund | tongues coated, you wre €uff ring from torpid | hvbr or “biliousness 7 In misny cases of “liver | compiaint” only u purt of these symproms are ! expericnevd. Asw remedv for al! wuch cases, | De. Preree’s Golden Medical Didcavery, has no | equal aslip off: gtsipertoct cutes, lenving the liv. er strenpithend _ri:‘d heahthy, Fe the cure of ! “Hubitaai Constipation of the Bowels inis a nev | er failing remedy, @na those who have used it for this purpose wee lond indtg pr ise. In Bron chial, Thrdut and Lung Discas s it has produe- | ed manv traly remarkable cares, where other nedicines had failed,. old by druogeists at %1 | per bottle Prepared st the Chi mical Laborutos o rv of R V.PIERCE, M. D Buffulo, N, Y, Tqch 1 \ genin Waned==(s22s a Monih)— % the AMEFICAN KNITTING MACHINE O, Bosten | Mass , or St. Louis, Mo. : Sowd —— IR s o -8 OCLOCK. | i / _}_ e ; ; o SALESMIN WANTED. : L e b ‘B - | anhip'rq honorable - No ¢ mipetition, literal pay’ | given. |S. W. KENNEDY B 5. 4th St Pril. [3ow4 | AGENTQ £lOO.B week —€6 er cent -and - " 39§y 005 (:?(M'ifu t'nslil |l’ri_zefsl\. Intor- ;. . mation f e¢ addiess American | MALE & FEMALE, | Book Co 2 Witiiam StN Y | < 0/ ver day and no ris. Do vou wanf. | (;gb') tU Q\‘Z(m :i:uiu«a.«inn nia s: e n.\mur ll:l‘r. ‘ e, s 16 inincdace onr ~new' 7 strand Wite Wire | Clothes Lines toiast Joreve. Pon't mss this chance. } Sang le free. Addrees Hiudson” River "Wine "Warks, ' 75 Wom St NOY or 16 Dearborn St. Chicago. 1, 4 | 2 VAGENTS WANTED 'FCR ; I SIGHTS & ADVENTURES IN TROPICAL MEXICO. { Beantifully iliustrated. A fresh fasefnating and | valuable book . GOOD ypay. Acd:ess : ot W. E. BLISS, Publi-Wer, Toledo. Ohio, | Fssued January Ist, 1871, ° ulU() Cholce 3el§-c|l|»x_xs No. 3,7 u-nt,'v.in { ing the best new thigs for Deciamilion Recitation, &e... Brilliant Ototeryvad brilling Semi ¢ uient. and Spaikling bumor, 126 Fapes, b aje. 30 i eloth 70 ets - Ask your bookselier forit or seud p to P Ganet& Co.; Phitadelphia, Pa. Srwde S e e s st et —— L. ~ .- - { K lilr""\iu‘ TO BOOK MGENTN. ; We \\'i!l,wud’g handsome Prospecrus ofo onr Now 1! lustrdlod Fupndy Bible, comtairhug over 200 ine Serip tre LHustration- toany Book Agent Fige of Clarge ! Address NATIONAL FUBSLINCING ¢, Phuadetvhia, Pa., Chicago, I, or St. Louis. Mo o

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. = - 3 ROy '“ SR \ O PREPARANTON . HAS y g - ever Sbren cintreduecd to B B the Awieriean people thar Las a4t ‘et with aeanaked o Sueecis. - asHeTHE FRUIDIEXTRACT: - - T 0F ROSADALIS One cunée - w of ‘thik Fiatd \Exifact 8 mope: A 5‘% P ‘.-.-..ug“inx'» aetiunapon dis- ~ Ev}%\" hs ¢l xru print ai‘;'l}li‘ iy Arfoiane of Savsu) aritla. . A~ u C Lot Poriih it B ao] m vhs Neovul o, Tiddaaesotorr, Bher 2 :i‘ it v Nk iwl jls e, A ..‘l’!?%.- i e 8 e .‘"»:1’::‘41!(-: Physicians TIREW LEER 0, se ire i i net s quackines-T . { ~ as ik «‘:a'tl_:._x*i«lu'n,'-} ?':' }- ,_: . 0 v ;_» ,L“_‘.._ . £73 VA . e EA VR ik e Xighedasvilly, A = . - . . Td e taf v etk SPr L e hest Blood S . o 7."“"5.':":.:'\-"’ Pradicor Thgve ,%' uscilln ' ‘ br, Box K, ol ;_P';:{ti_!':,--n'. £aad T Lyt eellaiwny s opre: wibieo 1y . BRSNS T e e Yo <qii o = G ot i and Syphiliss - "'("“ \_;,. . P s Pagh, of Baltiviere, « I .:P‘ff.‘f! aysy frvn"u! !‘..l“' Waorst chve D o Serafuln ohiasie ever oo S L Uwieh Rosadalis s E.f Beufamin Bechiol; of Lima, ! h.ge B Obdo, says he has saflered for. A:@ twienly yoars withoan -erayption . ver it avholesbody 0 oiied . aIY - TR CKindsmf acmedies wiith no gye: fz;‘; Uoedis s a few hottles of Resadalis L ﬁ‘:’; A e e ﬂv'{;f:*!l‘ e, i bbb e BOSXDALIS ATLMANAC ior dnpertant . cmics © khe RokaC i Sdinause pubiishes the thrills ﬁﬁ% ¢ing stery af ¢ Ruly- 8t Croix, or i ey agic Tose, 2 o 5 L ot 707 ROSADALIR - sold by m~ ‘il Dv\”}:',;‘i-sts‘.' o ° ' . . ! A i Ty s 30 . T Hepplg Bemgay - Vi ks uigi Wi OWk b Y : ¢ - ey . E Y. e 4 b i F SR I T 3N . = * < et ~ Y S GTt Bl . = 3 Wen g e %YW LD e v A Y f‘g( s - i e "’g"t“,;)‘}“'g-d g;iw.“i‘.', = € T_'-," ~ FE ot ol W An BN e s p eaen SN O K féﬁa} S o URTSR ga - gyec | CSEEGR ke Risgend Ve, hae + Lo by W T

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