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"T2io; Economy" of Udiis
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Fcafly 0 orring Llacbine
marine! nke the etebratod GLOVER
tjLZIZ STITCH, whlahbae akeo lb r7fv.
tt Ut Illinois state pair, i 4piai;v last, a tae
taUetl SuiM rur in St. Letts, to lt0. and at "
-swiapigtete Pairs throughout toe country.
Cateal Jeageo gave a decision lo avf ., .
Uteft. Mooeot of its great etrength d adaptation to
il kiaes (faaally u! manufaeioring purpoaea.
k 70 following Table will ebow tbe difference in raver
M wlcg KaabiBoa ever tbe eld method of stitching by
a4. 'lathe working of Umi Kaeblnee tbore U not
Vafy rNl MTinf of Ubor and tn bdet ddiu
Bristly to the tetUbfulaet to the employmea , tot tbe
uuaie taach strong or, tooce Utile. end loot Iltble
0rjravtl uu theauu saaae vi shuaias and
CXe'epai.nse4 ia tsUsf
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1" " rjTh6 'IVsntlla Tcnlly '
Jewing .machine,
Em b liruUxi rbib If vortby of pocUl nUnUen
4. tiiittoa to Ut ptall&r character of tb ititcb, aed
Utt ti iu alpu:ij to lt&tr. Ujt or nodlnm btary
v tTio-Kaxbino' wbirt at oco mtmant la nsed oo
TEX MOST DZLICJLTZ FABRIC, la ft row o
aatnu after can bo breirnrtto bar wltb tbe tamo facll
rt HttoufiM and Uwola of tht coaraoai UoscrlpUcn.
.tm4PUU0B.ri JVAr IJ'yiUC.iatboa rcmaxka
alo. and giro It a tcporlorltj oor OTory Unr aivlo-of
gtacblno in tbo Market.
Ii order tbat Xacfclooo .caaf to placed tn tbo
gaodt of all r9ii,n-e kare.redaoM tbo price of cor
FRANKLIN FAMILT MACHINE TO FORTY
DOLLARS. Trom tbe tnproaae or onr bnttnMi lor tbe
last year, and tbe entire taiiaf action car ilacbloet are
t'fV focfhntie retted -Statea tnd torop!;
CaantrUae-treMM to1eJjeTo1bt tir dKeitotfeatlon,
to oiaDnra.toroaT'XaiCr, SIMPLE, RELIABLE,
AND CHEAP MACBJNE.'lu been fully approclaion-
. thai tMiKU dTKla tt- tn fmrharc atilii
j ii yu w . ax. J " K' J "... v a, 1
f . . 1 ---.-i.. Lf I.k Ok. I It fai.M ,aewf l tV'
WO0)fo;iIVl vmr a ovigasv l - v wa w a vr v w
oCoe tbat.e caDnoliolly TFarran la evfry reapect. '
Wo aball teap on haadaf arrtlrce a goaoral aaaorW
ont of Sewing Vaccine dtariala
vaaioa for alt maoblre cd b orjre4 by ICali or;
Crrroaa. Price One Dollar per sien: . . ' i
, traono. In U cob c try, by aeiuilui ca t;e!r oddreaa
rsa'oaisg a letter lUmj, can aae furwatCai by ratcrn
mJI, one al otir drcujura c-nteliLr tbe cirrreutetyiea,
'f JtaVJoci. lift of prV, an !ainp:e of work. '
Frtaaipal igtnta for tbo Jfortb Watt.
tz and SaUrm ;U Lke Street, Cblcago, lUtcela..
' X.XTCniRU Latoof L. Cornell & Oo.
iBO-tr. TXTPUlf, fortoprly ifl fa .be Crwrerfc,
6aexee oewinr Maculae. - t
? .GEBAT 1MPK0 VEMENT3 IN!
EMPIRE
SHUTTLE MACHINE;
Salesroom, 510 Broadway,
NEVT YORK.
Tkli "Macblgo is ee&iirneted en a entirely tew
cprinoiple of machinery, potting iany rare and tsI
wftle improTemanti, hatinj boon examined by tbe
as mI vrofoand expert, and prononccd to be fclH
"LICITT and PJlBFECTION COillilNED.
Tae following are the prineSpal objection urged
ftiBtt Bewing ia'acLinea;
L ExecMira fatijae la
ir Incapacity to few
X tee operator.
I. LlabiKty togetculef
" order.
IIipnse. trouble and
x lo of tint in repair-
Tory description of
material.
5 Diaagroeable aoifc
vails la operation.
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iLTo 'Enplre ScTdng Machine Is Eienpt
irem' tU tceie cbjectioss.
f aai etralght needle Mrpendtpnlar action
oa tbe LOCK or SHUTTLE STICK, irhick will
iiintli IilPucr HAVEL, and la alike on both
atiee porforme paneet lowing ea ererj deaeription
of astri.l,frcsDLather to thenei ansook Mar-
Ca,Vith rotten, Hfitn or silk threadroa the eo
r'tto'tuO tnaitnniber. . " .
C'llaviiig naiibor CAM nor COO TTCEL,end tbe
-Ca iat aoatible 'friitUn, U rana aisaoatbly ai
jrifigniu;; r ; i
izXp&ti&Kj a .Noiseless Machine! V j
Jl re,slraa.tweny-Ta per east, leu power to
drireit than any other Machine la market. A girl
ti twelve year of can work- it stradily, without
faltrne-or Injury lb health:'-
. Iu.trengta and WONDEEFUL BIMPLICITT ot
eeastraetion render it ahnote impoeaible to get it oct
of ordanemi it GUARAi'TEED by tbe company U
gffe Entire aatlffaetioa. , . , . 't
n aTatetpectfaly iaritea3 tboje who may detire to
. gtrpty thoisfeUea with a eaperior article, to call and
.ex. mi no thla UXRITALLED AUCHLNE. j
. o at in a mora fpeeial manner do wa aolicit tbe
ratro&age of
Uerrhant Tailera, . ..
Dmt Maker
Coriet Uakeri,
Gaiter Fitter,
. Ceaab Uakara, : ; ,J .
,ftp-gkirt Ugnnfaetarara,
ii,klrt aad Coai klakara, .
bhee lijndera,
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fjaligiont and CbaritaklaeLuUtnett viH be
Ubarally dealt witb.-j j .i; .
r2ffea5MnConiplete:
prKo.Lo? ramily Uaa hine, S 15,00 ; 5o. 2 Stc&U
fffe4,'Srasnfctoring.'. 0,C0 ; o. X Laxo iiied
&aati"ictr.og, f,C9. - i-- j
Cabineta in Every Variety.
---T7"want Agente tor all towni in the "TJinited
.T5tt, wiiere agmdea are fiot already astabliihed,
tWwbom a libera! dieeountwill be gien, but wg
bale to goniigowenU. ' .' J ' -' '' ' ' ' j
UtT -J. ZZo&IVZmJIl & Co.,
i . sto ti roadway, 1 civ York.
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FurriitTare ! Furniture I !
Tka aaott ecopla:tct or rnruitart O'er offered
;tii tpperomnurJait roolad ay C &IX.U
- aVwr41W tASh.. agas - 4
$100
femiiionmcut.
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IBX'OTtTG , M A C II i r E S
t-., RpJ)IJCEP,, PRICES. ,
SI5 EACH. i
'tewf'lCatWaa la f arfeat la Ut oet!im. It la ln
liable to fet out of order than any otber. Dliotsu
aa eo awi.rded it over tbe Orover A taker axd eU6f
Aita priced MaoUnea.
Otr IfafMne aee a atralrbt nee4le, and will FOtl
'Vita ALL J'DS 07 TEK.lt AD, Silk or Lloon, making
aa elatUc aoam . free from llibilitiee to break la waab
ia xiA la te BUT and CHXAPZ3T Mactine In aae.
Oar Vaetlee will BZV, FELL, STITCH, QUILT and
Bla'D, aadwitl aewen all kind of tooda.from tbo flneat
g wua Mnalla to tbe Coaraeat Woolen, working wlib eae
tkronxa aeToral tblckowa of thick Wooleo CloU.
XLL UACI11SZS ARE WARRANTED.
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1 XX yea want a Good llachlno. and not Jiare it
. Cost you enytbirs, wnto to ua. tA
, wawtcithgUaehiiiO teta4
tu eTcry neitt'orhooa
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5o. 1 U florae Power, weight 8 f CO lb
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Pitco f 501 1
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' SUGAR : O ANB-i MIHLS
No. 1 Is an npifhi three-rol.er mill for 01
hure, weighs 630 pounds, and capable of ex
ressln: so to 60 gallont juice per hour.-4
irice stu. . . limit!
NovJ! ia an npricht three-rofler mill, hf
one or two horses., weighs 800 pounds, art
capable of ex;re6ing 60 to 70 gallons juice
.ptttioor. Price'$60. jxC j
No. X is an upright three-roller mill, tv
two horses, weighs about 1,000 pounds, truj
' capable of expressing 70 to 100 gallons I alee
per hour. 'Price $65. i,; s? . ' ". I
No. 1 is sn tpriRht three-rotler'inill T
two or Jour horse; weighs 1,400 pounds, ac
is capable of expressing from 100 to 150 ga
Ions Juice per honr. Prlco $S5. r1
No. 6 is a four-horse-power mill,' taprW
rollers, for steam or. water poren tapaolBof
'expressing 60 to 70 gallons juice per hour.-
Trice $G3.' '.'-- t
Noi 6 is a six-horse thrfe-roller horizor-
tal mill, back reared for horse or steam pow
r, weighs l,2tK3 patMls. and capable of ex
presbltif frpm 70 to 100 gallons or Juice ptr
benr "Price $75.' j
. No..7Jian eight-horse three-roller bom
pigni-norse tnree-rouer oon
:k cearel for horse or ateat4
2.CCO poucOa, and will ex.
3? ron'al mill, back
--is? ' tiowcr, weigh
A? orea from 150 , to 850 gallona per hoar
-"S rtce $125. . t. ; j
-I 'Xo 8 i a sixtten horsa three-roller-aori
"j.?..ntal railt.' tark seared for ateatn or water
y. ' i wer, wetgaa 5,J pounds, and :express
t orn 300 to 600 gillies of juice per hiur.-r
as-"" Price $330. " -
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A Practlcr6aide" to Ilealth andTico'rJ
I A 1 S Ji It T O i f V: A K
TFifft a trantlation of Prof.' Klott't Dumb Btlljn.
trrueror. cna fror, S(nreoer'$ rangymnatiiKon.
. ... .4. RY DIO LEWIS, .Mi,D..,,ji'. k'
''PtopHvtorof tbe Street Gymnasium,' Boitott.
XVilh'Thrtt Hundred inuttrationi. Out Vol, l2m
j : .. 1 ). ... PRICE tt.OO : '
No recent Magazine-paper ha' eiclled inore e'eneral
Irtereu .Tiaa'the article in tbe Akiutt Atlantic, on
"The New Uympaatica." The present work ia a com
p.ete erposition of the ' tyttem of which that article
gave a ayoopaia. . - i . . . r - r . .
The author of thla work baa been for many years en
paged in teaching Gymuastics. Tbe book describes and
illustratea hia New System of Physical Training. Thi
aystesn baa had tile prtctical tent of long and varied
ue. It ocimprlaea exerc tea with Dumb Bells, Rings,
Wanda. Cluba, etc., all of which are made perfects
clear by fall explanations, while many are Illustrated
by pictorial representations of the position of the body
required to perform them.
Tbe Dumb Bell Instructor, connected with this work,
is of the highest interest and importance. It ia de
Uned for hone nae, and gives a great variety of Dumb
Bell . Exercises, together with a carefullv-aelected cro-
greblre series for every-day practice.. ,, ,,. .
iue rangynwiasuaorj is a very simple, nserai. ana
cheap piece qt. gymhajtic apparatus uyon which all
byniiiauticer'.cises may be performed, and which can
re' introduced, ai'shiatl cost, into ih private h.'use.
It W fully described and llustrate,l in this. volume - J
' Tlie '' Kew, ttymnaatrcs' shonld be read iu every fam
Vf,b ipa land'where.exercise 1 valued' as a meaa of
health , Ladies, especially, will And in It a great va
riety oif Kasy, Simple, and InvigyratiCrfK'serciaoa. all of
which may be practised in the r,own homes. .. , ' , .
" "I'ot' "fcaln bv All Itrikao! I Am t,r tAnr nnatnilil Ia
j I Apy fddi;ess, on receipt of One DalUr, by the publishers,
; I',. , , , '.,. ' TICKNOR & FIELDS,.. ..
EXOELIOR ,
IureStoiie;." Bills,
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(FOR FARMERS ANli ' MILlERS-V' '.' "' :
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.JilOWTIrEICTIOir-T
State 'ShnY Wr. amjf ire'jnUVjr considoicd
nuirioMoMl Whfs''The mill rrmy' i driven bj
home, iratrf r twm potted, does it a work a? well a
the flat ct(ne miilt' in milling etalilishn:ents. and
rcaairj.t l'.ut euefha!ihe ukv.U drive tb-ltt-rirf
f-f ). sVk l-neV ivKr'T? ryvrrfr!p:irr, TitftTf "J rr.petnri
for fiirm use will lat TJJIUTl 1 KAKS, and COat
NoTUi Ml for ropiir?.
pp.icE-Mcq. nq. a $1:0.
Flour Colt frib:ietJIi!l $50 extra.
THE HORSE POWER
lias proved itself to be the best ever invented.
Tho frielion iredgcryIKOrAtT.Sarrahc;e
fh"artnhe terln'2l:thlt,nhe WhMo wilrTt "of th4
castin;:s runs upon thera. THREE POUXUdj
DIlAf GIIT, at tbe end of a ten feet lever, willkeed
the rower in motion I tbnsnermitting the entjkb
btrkN'jTH of the borse to be used on tbe machine tj
be driven. One Horsk will do as much work ori
this power, as two on the endless Chain Power. IT
IS PORTABLE, and may be nsedTvtms field as
wen as as to Bousa. -woretDSB ir,ii-riii
PER BENT of horse flesh is saved over ant othe
now is rex. It is simple ia construction, and no
liable to get out of oder, ... ,
" Price of power for I to t borw3lU'vAv'$125
Price of power for 1 to 4 ho'rsegv. 175
The $1.25 Power will drive any Threshing Machine.
Every Machine is guaranteed to give sattsfactionor
the money will bo reluudcd. , - x
REFJEUENCESJl
B. F, GxirriH, j 1( , fi :. j. 1 Manhattan. Kan.
. . -' i i Philadelnhia. Penn.
GENf S.'-TWith tiro horses on your Anti-friction
TlErer1, wa drive your No. 1 Mill, grinding 15 Bush
els of cokn pes hotjb, and cut a large. quantity cf
bay at the same time. I have never seen, a power
that r jds with so little friction,' and consequently
with to little strain upon the horses, 'i
( IJ rj"- W.r. G'OUPKK,
upt.
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lth St. Pass. R. R. Co.
ULOsnrR,.. j..jan. zs. i&nz. j
.aIr8R3J Basset Brothers, Gents. lam very
much pleased with the Power. It runs easier than
any otber Power in this vicinity : and with tbe same
Jicrces will do nearly, or quite twice as much work.
I run my Thresher at 1,500 revolutions per minute,
and a 21 inch Cross-cut Saw, at I "00 remilntions. ;
Tours truly, ' PETElT J.' WHITE.
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Ja nuary I ft, 1852. n29-tr -
J ' THE RURAL AMERICAN.
A CONCORD GRAPE VINE FREE TO EVERY
- SUBSCRIBER. -
I am now issuing a new series' of that popular airri
cnlturarand Horticultural paper, the Rural American,
in Utica. N. Y. It will be published ou the l.tand 15m
ot each month, In x x1 sty re large size at one dollar
a year., eronly teventy-Jive cent in cluba. A
PIPIT CEXrCOKCOED GEAPE VETO
will be senf free;jo every subscriber in a club of four
or mora and f too' vines, free of all coat, to those who
pay one dellar.
j Tbe Rural American is devoted exclusively to rural
subjects,, and- I one of tbe best papers for Farmers,
Stock raisers.' Fruit-sro'cer, Gardeners. Bee keepers,
fcc, in the United State, Iain weSI known thronchu
the entire country, as the former editor of toe Northern
Farmer, aiid .r.e author of the '-American Bee-Keoper'
Manual," and Domestic Poultry Bixk." I have spent
a lire in rnraLpursuita, and auw in a practical farmer
and fruit-grower. I htve 20 O'O Concord (ti ape Viuet
to distribute tree.. This is decidedly tbe best grape in
thlstconntry It ripens. in all climates, and ylol.1t
double the quantity erf trmt of any ether variety. Viuea
four yersold wil, xeneral.'y produce a buthel of grapee,
worth $5 in anSr.Biafket-'- ''-' t 1
, - e':'? LOCAL -AGENTS 'WANTED. ' .
I want local aaents in every state and every tnwn
Premiums and C':iuu)lM-ore exlveinply liberal
Send f;r 6mple ccpies immediately, which a- f eo 1$
all. Aildrea:; t .- . , .-. ; T e.JlNRR,
CliaWxi. Oneida County, i! . T.
y UmniAiuvtir. i'icctiDui. .
Jow ready, a new and superior collection of 27
Anti- lavery Patriotic,, and .Contraband" song.
solos, auett, quartets, and thorufes. t iiot of the
Poetry and Uueio has been written expressly for
this work, to corresponi with the times, end should
bo sun by tbe million, in order to aw,kon a deep
interest m.nenau oi toe ytiontraband.. wborauod,
in ms providence, nas cast upon the free .North, to
clothe ana educate., .
' COSTSNTg, IM PAaT.
. ."Fair Freedom's Mora . has dawned at last:'
Break the Chains, -- "nncioatinsr Sword
VFremovt is liarchin; on, or. Glory IJl!elujah f
'Oh ! Help the 'Contrabands';" 01d John Brown's
bong "Song; or tho 'Contrabands'; . "O Let my
"at i - a. Tt t . i r . . .
iToopio kxo v -raroay on tno bong of the 'Uontra
bands' ? "Where Liberty Dwells is my countrv :'
"When Slavery dies there'll be Freedom,-" "Wake,
freemen, uod nas spoken;" Mttier'g suppressed
oong ox rreeaom, etc. .
- - Price only 5 cents single, 60 cents per doien, S3
for ICO : postage 1 cent.
-J HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
n4My 4STBroad tray, New Tork.
: r - '. HOW READY.----'
""THE Oficial Union ' Volunteer Directory, ( 4C0
inges.) eonUining A'asie and Heidenet of every
Ofilcer and Private in the Union Army, with their
Commands. Oasualties, Promotions, 4c." CCSEvtry
one wants it.) Sent post-paid. on receipt of 25 cents
eash, or stamps. .Address tiEXKT B. AN0K.Pub-
iaher.,49 State Street, Booum.SJtas. w. k
LDISPEPSIA AND riTS.
A sure Cure for theso dUtressine comnlalnta la now
made known in a "Tax atisz oh roinos iidKa.
' RIAL. PirtllTinn " nnKlinht h fi R
O. PHELPa BBOWN. Tbo prescription, fur
nished by a young clairvoyant girl, while in a state of
trance, has cured everybody who baa taken it. sever
having failed In a aingle case. It la equally aure la
casea of Fits aaof Dyspemtla; atd the ingredient! may
oe round in any arug store. Those who are afflicted with
dnsumpttou, Bronchitis or Asthma, may alto be cured
by the use of -my Herbal Preparations. I will tend
thla valuable preacr1,stiou free to ary poraoa on recein
of their name. AeMress, DR. O. tUZLSi X)WS,
l evaa4 atroot, Joreay City, V. 3. a474aa
TO THE PEOPLE 2 OF
7m XTXJS.TZZSD GTJ'XZi
In the month of December,' 1333. the undersigted for
tbe tlrst time ofered for sale ta tbe pubiie DX.J . B0
V3S DODS' IMPERIAL WINB B1TTKU3, and in thir
Short period they have gsvea auch nnifersal eatisrac-i
tion to the many thousanda of persona who bava tried
them that it ia no an established article. The amount
of 'bodily and mental ailsery arising simply; f rota a ne
glect of email compiainie ia aurprUicg, and it la there,
fore of the ntmoat importance that a atrict attention to
the least and moat trtfllag bodily ailments ahonld be
had; f or ditease of the body must Invariably aZsct the
aolnd. The snbuerlro'tnow only ax a trial of ''
DR. J. BOVEE DODS'S .
Imperial V7ino Bittsra
rom ail who have noi -Ufed I them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal.
These Bitter for tie cure of "Weak Sumachs. Gen
eral Debilhy, and for PHrifyic and Kunchiog -the
Blood, are absolutely unsurpassea ey any
dy 011 earth. T be assurea or tni
essary to make the triat. The wine is of a very supe
rior quality being about one-third etronger than oth
er winea, warding and Invigorating the whole system
from the he,' the feet. Aa these bittera are tonic
and alterative m their character, o they strengthen
and Invigorate the whole system and give a flue tone
and bealtby action to ail its parta. by cqaaliziug tbo
circulation, removing the obstructlona and producing
a general warmth. They are excellent for diseases and
weakness j ecu liar to Female, where a tonic ia requir
ed to strengthen and brace the system. No lady who
iaauhjectto latitude and faintnesa, ahould be without
them as they are revlvifyinst in their action.
THESF BITTERS
TT1H not only Cure but Prcrent
Disease.
and In this respect are doubly valuable to the person
who may use tbem for
INS1P1ENT C0NSMMPTI0N
weak Lung, indigestion, Dyspepsia, diseasec of the
Nervous system. Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases
requiring a Tonic. , .. ' ' -;
n, . DR. DODD'S . , ; . ...
Celebrated Tine Bitten t
VTO TJlO"lXX"J.S3S30Cl-
Por dure Tnroat comuiou aiung the Cioi gy v tbey
are truly invaluable- ' M
For the 'aged and infirm, and for persons of weak
constitutions Por ministers of the gospgl, lawyer
and all pnU r3-for book-keepers, tailors
teamatrcses. stud nts,ar artists, and all persons lea
ding a sedentary lire, tl.ey wi'l prove benetlcial.
Aa a beveraire; they are wholeme, Innocent, and
deliclouatothetaMe. They prodace all tbeexhierat
ine effectaof brandyor wine, without intoxicant; and
re valuable remeJy for persona adicted to tbo nse of
xesaive atroug drink, and who wish to rerrain from it.
They'ePre atul entirely tree fruni the poison c-.u-eaiued
in the adulterated wines and brandiw wtth whrcb
the coui'tty is Ciodrd. ' '. ' " " '"'
ThM hitter noN. nlyCURKbnt prevent disease, an-l
.v.. -1 um t.tt.i br ail who live ia a coitutry where the
water is bad. or where chill and fever are prealea
Being enUrcly lnnjcent and harmlea they nwy be giv
. irooir tii chinlieti and infaniji with irupitiiity,
PhvHiciaus and (nefsyiacu. aad iemperwe advocate
as an art f buuiauity. hoiiia atiit in spreadicg-theae
valuable bitters over the land, and threby entitlr
baninh Urunketiness and diseaxe. .! ..;
In all affections of tlic ead.Sicfc
52 ea cS a 1: n e, o r ' n e rra o u I cad
ache. IJ'.Uotl' 5mperial lTini
SJiitcrs Will ite found lo be mot
Saisitatu and UiicHcioiia.
Te many ctr;iS:ie WaiUi Lv.bea ten'Je'ed cs
aiid th' letters W;(;h we daily receive, arec .rj.;iu-tr
pro-.f th.M anion? tbe wvuieii tbeie B.'ttei-a .have iiver
ausfactioD vliirn 00 others have ever d'.-r.' tafore.
Xo wiamn in the land -should te wtthuut tteai. a:il
tUe wbdouce ue them, will not fail to kee?afuil
supply, - ' . ' - "
- DH J Bovee Bed's
IMPERIAL WINE I3ITTE RS,; ;
Are prepared by an eminent and. skillful physician, wn
has used them auccessfully in his practice for the lat
twenty Ave years. Tbe proprietor before purahaain
the exjin.ive right to manufacture and aell Dr. ftve
Duda' Ceiebrajeg lmperfal Wine Bit era. hadtihem test .
ed by twodistinguisbed med'Cal practitioners, who pro
nounced them a valuable and eafe remedy f.rdsea.-e.
Although the medical men of thia country, aa agea
eral thing, disapprove of Patent Medicine yet we do
not believe that a respectable Physician can be found
in tbe United States, acquainted with their medical
properties, who will not highly approve Dr. Dod'e IM
PX&IALWINK BITTEaS
In all newly aettled places, where there is always
a large qnautity of deeaying timber; from which a pd
aonoua miasma ia created, thet,e hitters ahnold be used
every morning boforebrexast.
J. BO v EE EJOOS7
IMPERIAL WLNE liinERS
Are composed of a pure and unadulterated wine, com
bined with Barberry. Sokniou'a Seal. Cvmfrev, Wild
Cheiy Bark, Spiktard Camomile Flower, and Gentian.
They are manufactured by Dr. Dop himsel , who is aa
experienced and uccesfnl phyciciun. and hence ahould
not be claused among the quack notrum wh.cli fluod
the country, andakain.t wluca the medical profession
ao justly denounce.
These truly valuable Bittera have been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of community, for almost every vri
ety of disease incident to human ay.tem, that they are
now deemed IndispeDsahle aa a
Tonic, Medicines and a
Beverage.
Parcbase one Bottle
It Costs but Utile! Purify tbe
Blood. Give Tone to the Sto
macii -Itenovase tbe Sys
andl'roions: jLife.
Price $1 00 per Bottle, 6 Bottle3
for 5 00
Prepared and sold by
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & C0
, ,' SOLE M0PIUET03
73 "William Street. New York.
Por sale by druggists and grocer generally through
out the country Oct. 17. 1861.
CHOICE LIQUORS.
Wholesale and Retail
Evan "Worthing,
OF THE
oil Saisi
BROWN VILLE,
Has Just received a ch uce lot of the best brand of
I.qaors,vwh!cIi he will sell by the Barrel, Gallon.
Quart or single Drink. The following is a partial luf
". '.. ' BRANDIES:
French,
' : ' Cognac, ( - - ...
' . ' ,'APP1?. ' . . . .
. ' . Jlaspr.erry, ;
Pea;h.
.. . Clierry,:;
- - I!ackberry,
.: T7EIES:' .... .
Port. V
Hungarian, -Sherry,
Malaga,
Medara,
Champagne.
. WHISKIES:
Bourbon,
Rye,
Scotch,
Irish,
Mannngahala,
And a variety of common articles.
BILLIARD SALOON AND
Ten Pin Alley.
YFXIITSEY'S Bl.CCIi
Main Street. Browuville.
Novmber 14, 188. . nl9'-tf -
rccw .tiusic.
"Shall we Know Facb Otber There?" Sons or
Duet and Chorus, by Rev. Mr. Lowry, author of
"Sabbath Bolls Chime on." This song is good.
Prise 25 cents, mailed free. A pianist in attend
ance to try new auiic.
HORACE WATERSv
n4My No. 431 Broadway, Publisher.
LEWIS WALDTER,
HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
GtAlZER AND PAPE2 HANOr.
V 5
CTA 3T2CZ23TT Ef Xry
Imerican'-Ceiaeiit pTj
TH STXON515T6T.U-1 ixL'
THE MOST CCSABLa rVr!E'
'AMERICAir CEMES1
Is tbe only article of the kfa.t -
WILL WITliSTA? D nffv
fT.jourbji,li,F '". UJ- '
IT VILL' JIEKD L?!:'. 1
IT WILL MEND'
save tho peiees of that txronsive "
IT WILL MEND IVoir
IT WILL MEND CHI, !
" v",um v r Qil 2-QCiri I
as jrnod at new.
IT WILLMEKD MARpt r
That piece knocked out of vour skA T
b,aFBi mi
II WILL, MEKD JVORCrTir S
No matter if that brokeu Pitch.r d A 1
shilling a shilling-saved isath;. . i '
IT-WILL MEND ALAP1 I
That Coaly Alabaster T. i. hJ.lLi
mawa umenaitit wjii cever iu
gth'.r. , ."iy
i
It VTill IJcnd - bene,. CcaiY ' ?
and in fact evnythlsj:ii:jS4
Any art'wla C-mentd with AlllCiVr
GLCE will not ahr-w W.;n.UU
TI1ACT3 .
k Crosby's 'American Cement Glu." .
"It is so convenient to-have ia tbo kuo- . ?!
,?rt,.i(. , m .. ,.'f , J'i
It is always ready; taUeommsnjj1Yfc,.'1LV, !
IarfjrfiitV-- " -t- :--""l" j
"U'e have tried it and find it gsgssfali,!
a wafer." Ji, Spirit nftit Tm.,, . ,T
, ZCcoriomjr, .iisg, "CyaJv I
S1U,0U0 per yar saved "iu tverJ j
ly On Boult of .VP
a r,i er 1 c a h ctm ErrrcLci
' , 'Price 25 Cents per Ecu!,." J
' : L ' -Price 25 Cenrs-perEcr.' "
Price 25 CfDis per Bn;!. :.
Price 25 Out p rr Botili.'
Pric 25iCrtit8pr Bd;!.i
Tery )LITerdl nc.:VrlIo a t'oifl-
r or
t)r 4 i i irft Jar., I
r.uh'UL the-- ee'Cgrf ' .'
JOHNS c5CS03LSY
78 WILL 'JIM. STRUT. ,
Corner t IA erty St re.-t. . .liTfTC5X
ln:portantto Uouse Oitbeh, "
liiiporSant to; UuUderi. :. .
Important to Hail Iload Ccara.
nies. -
Important to Tar merS. , ,.
To all whom ih is may conwn. a-i i
v , .
concerns tcrrylojy ' '
JOHNS & .CROaLETS
IMPROVED GUTTA PEECT3A
CEMENT WOFm
The Cheapest and moss durable JSocij
'in use.
IT lb FIH AND VVATtiiFKf
It can be applied to new and old Roofs f a!', k it
steep oi flat and to Shingle roofs without ni,'i
thcShiB?le.. ., ; ' . ' .. . V
The Cost In only about One-Th!;J
tIiatorTin, A.IITISTYflCE IS
DCILiBiaC. -'-.a - ' .
This article has been, thorousblj tliiw
ycr'c City and all pajts of the United s'utn Ik
da West indie? and Central and onth iseiuaa
buildings of all kfn U tu-h as Factriet' Fuutdrrf
Churrhes Rail Road Depots Can and ta P.u
Buildmgx generally Government Buildinst fc. i
the principle Builders archetectt aop otben Isri;
the vast four y oars and ba proved to bt tho CL'Zi?-!
EST and HOST DCRaBLE ROOFDli is ntit jg
every respoct a firi watf wgiTtxi iJ ra
PBOor covering fr KoGK3 or all iwm.
Thia " tie OSLYmcitninl manufanttrci i lit
United State which combines tbe very aw.-Mi
properties of Elattieitg and DuralSiij vbirt tt
nivera!lv acknowledired to be poeeJ byGT.T
TA PEIICHA AND INDIA Kl'fr
No Heat is Reqnirsd iaLIaU
Application.
The expense of applying it is trifling ti in ert::?
Roof can be covered nd finished fA arw
It can be applied by anyone,
and when finished forms a perfectly hiss ft'''.
fae with an elestic body which canM w ini,ir"
by Heat Cold or Stokjis Sdbis9 m
Boakd.h nor any extern! action &at7f.
GUTTA pfel&YlTcEMEST.'
For Ccatinjr Metals of all Kinds whea
exposed to the Action of the WeitbiT.iw
For Preserving andRepalrluJ
Metal lioots
OF AIAK1.MS. '
TbisisTHK OSLT CoMTOSJTIOf XM0 T"
9MCctfU)i retitt extrttn cAi! nj all atmvt.
tn len-ith of tiM4 team aptfieu lo aw l "
it adheres firmly forming a body equal U '.
of ordinary paint fou mnch less, tnd w tr
TIIKKE TIJES AS LONffi andfrniu
is not injurvd bv the contraction and exptaw"
TIN and otber METAL ROOFS eonMo.31" ?
sudden changes of the weather.-'
If mill not CRA CK ! X CO f.D OR RCN I J Ai
WEATHER AND WILL NOT WASH DfT.
Leaky tin and otber metal rWsean so
repaired with 'tj Perrha Ctrwmt, and V'
from further corrion and leaking, tbetvbj
inr ajrfectly wer-tiht rof for mvj
ThLi Cement i 'peculiarly adapted f'r tf! !
vationcf In-n railin?, Stoves, Sfi, Arit'
Iuipleui?iiti, Ar.. I"fi.r neral inanu'-u""'
GUTTA PERCH A1 CEMDT
...Fvr pre5orv;nk iicn,'.T.-n-8ri t-icr
t. ii nftt. in!.iii.f h t S f.r . "rt iin tnd eT
.V . ..). J . 1 .- n .'nil 1X
J ill' fpt IIUI cnir I n
, Thr?o mjireriala sro ftdap
ted ro. all d'ar-st "-
r,I,r Tr-ini aij l j
we ar prt-j .-id to supj-ly
te cit.ffy, at
hort r, .ii ?. for d at: rr '
jni rn
rolls, revdv prtrri r oe, r.t'i
ch.- v.iunt in burred, 'vi;a
r.i ir liM 1 " .
tions for application
We will tnsits literal ao-1 satw!, ii7
ments with responsible parties who w' ul
establish themselves in a Iacraxive aJ p,rta
business.
OUR TERMS . ARE CASH.
We can give abuedant proof of f,f
favor of our improved Eoofia Materia', &
Elied tbem to several thousand Roofs ia
ity and vicimty. -: ,--.w
Wholesale Warehouse, 78,
Corner of Liberty street, -.fifr
: Full descriptive Circular and'itices wul
nished on application. .
JVor. 7,1881. ly
A CAItI
TO YOUSfi LADit
Gr.NTLI-:.HA!. . 4,a3
The subscriber will send (free off
wbodesire it. the r.eelpa and! directions f
for "
a simple Veattncla JSalm. that 13 '1, rtifl'
eiut cav, remove I imflxj, otuiv"i -
'1 MPLXS, liLOTCHrs, 4 ' "
nd all impuritiot aod ral
the same ts N-Usr n
tr, tmootJt ad 6e-V o&a
LrS,SAi.L0WNE3$, An
of the Skin, learin?
it shoud he foft.clear.tmootk andbean.
desinnj tbe Recipe, with full instrucnu--
. r. 1 ..i.;. .1.... rn nr ad lr" I
. . ' - - . . . . c
tarn W)Ste.) ;.. . .'5. 'n,asv!
THOMAS F. COAPMAX, Practical ?c Ya.-i.
... . S3 1. Broad way, ; .
May 22, 1852.
n43-2in. " '
SUGAR CANE MIIiS;
evapokatoks
!ti
TT.v fitmn rslitmi iilSt 'Itr w , i i
.t4 assnt far 1 J
CT1?orators, Cktesg.
at the Biannfactarif ' ft5J
Sflfir One MUi a-nJ Ki
Al iff a"w mM a'Kva,LVV
anaea.4 f y All trAmrn a
Prieee of Jlills, from fc "in-aA