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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18
WYOMING CLAIM.

The people fthe Valley have recently
held meeting and drafted memorial to
Congress urging an appropriation "to the
Old Wyoming sufferers, their Widows,
Heirs, and legal representatives" 1t is an
interesting document, and we shall publish
it entire in our next, as succinct history
of the sad period of American suffering to
which it refers.
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P@The man of the "Intelllgencer" has
a strange mode of exhibiting his amused
feelings. They are expressed with the
same malicious grace which formerly crown
ed his abuse of "our representative in Con-
gress." He has one particular genius
that of magnJying matters to suit the vul-
garity and spleen of his descriptive facul-
ties,-and in the exercise of that peculiar
forte he is not excelled by the verriest of
his contemporaries.
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TO THE EDITOR.
HARRIsHuRo, Nov. Is, Is

HARRIsBURo, Nov. Is, 1887.
Dear Sir: l send you sketch of the
proceedings of the Convention for the last
few days. Since my last the committee of
the whole completed their revision of the
report of the committee on the 9th Article.
Some amendments were rejected and some,
not very important, were adopted. On the
evening of the 9th inst the convention re-
solved itselfinto a committee Of the whole
on the report of the committee on the sew
enth Article. The report Ofthe committee
proposes the following as a substitute for
the first section of that Article, viz: "The
legislature shall, as soon as conveniently
may be, provide by law for the establish
ment of schools throughout the State in
such manner that all children may be taught
at public expense" This report was read
and adopted without debate.
Nov, IOth-On motion of Mr.. NIGER
SOIL the committee agreed to reconsider
this Section, and Mr.. INGERsOLL moved
the following amendment in lieu of the lst
section of the report, viz: "SEcT l, The
legislature shall provide by law for the i'm
mediate establishment of Common schools
in school districts in every county of the
state, wherein all persons may receive IN
structlon at public expense, at least three
months every year in the English and Ger
man language, as may be by law directed"
This amendment was variously modified
by the mover during the debate. Mr..
READ moved the following amendment as
substitute for the above-"The legsla'
nre shall provide by law for the education
Of all the children and youth Of this com
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The Pennsylvan ia RepOrter
and STATE JOURNAL,

IND SI,4IE JOURNAL,
Is publish d at Harrisburg, tacice ueek
during the session Of The Legislature,
and once ,ceek during the recess.
The Reporter has teen and will continue to be
hTm and unwavering laborer in the cause of De-
mocracy,- advocate Of the principles of the Ad-
ministraton Of the General Government-an untir-
ing opponent OF the party which rules in the Execu-
tive Department Of the State, and which has tram
pied upon the rights, and wentonly disregardcd the
will of the People ofPennsylyana.
As the ensuing session will be one Of moro than
ordinary importance, the proprietor has made such
arrangements will enable him to give full and
satisfactory reports ofhe proceedings of the Legisla-
turc, and to realize the expectations Of these who
may patronize the Reporter avehcle of Legislative
information.
The terms of the Reporter and State Journal are,
Per annum, 50
During the session, 81
Any agent or other person forwarding SlO or
becoming responsible therefor, will have six copies
forwarded, as may be directed, during the session
ofHe Ligislature.
Persons forwarding names Of subscribers are re-
qucsted to be particular in stating whether the sub
scrption to continue for the year or the session.
WILLIAM D. BOAS.
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%We insert the proposals of the ere
porter" and "Keystonc" in our paper, and
would with pleasure transmit the names OF
those who would wish TO patronize either
of the papers. They are both ably con-
Quoted, and while they advocate the men
and measures Of the democratic party, will
contain correct reports of the proceedings
Of our state Legislature.
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HYMENTAL.

MARRIED--On Tuesday at Berwick,
by the Rev.I. BAIL, Mr.. JoHN VANNAT-
TER, to Miss MARIA JAcoBY daughter of the
late John Jacoby, both of this place.
In Berwick, on Wednesday the lst in
stant, by the Rev. VIM. r. Smith, of Sun
bury, ABRAHAM b. SnUMAN, Esq. of Co
Iumbia Furnace, to Miss MARY f. RIrrEN-
HOUSE, Of Washington City.
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

AS far as heard from the Wings have
elected 90 members Of Assembly, and the
Van Buren men 90. There are 7 mem
bers yet TO hear from, which last year were
about equally divided; and consequently it
may be reasonably inferred that the Wings
will have large majority Of the represen-
tatives.
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1t is stated in the Columbus (Ohio) Re
gister that several of the Banks of Ohio en-
tertain serious intentions of closing their
banking business, and diverting their capi-
tai to some other species of investment
which will promise a better return. In 49,
80, the charters of most of the existing in
stitutions will expire.
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a OALDa
Dr. 8. Smith.

EADA Q aAhss tg%AAA Ou1g
SU EIGE ON DEM r TTSTo
NMTOULD respectfully announce to the public.
Wv that he will be in Bloomsbury on Monday
next the 3Oh instant, and remain for ten davs. at
Mr.. Daniel Snyder's Hotel. He has just received
a great variety of the best selected
INC0RRUPTIBLE TEETH,
which are warranted not to change colour, while
his operations guaranteed TO answer all the Or
namental and useful purposes for which they are
designed.
The perfect satisfaction of his numerous custo-
mers /. Danvi!le during years professional ser
vices, Is the only recommendation which he pre-
sumes necessary to secure the calls of those whose
decayed Teeth may require the attendance and skill!
of Surgeon Dentist
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The New York Gazette says;-We un-
derstand that Mr. Southard will in few
days resign his seat in the United states
Senate, and that Mr.. Frelinghuysen Is like
ly to take his place.
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DELEGATE MEETING.

THE Democratic citizens of Columbia
county, who are friends to the measures of
the administration of the general govern
ment, and opposed to the reelection of Jo-
seph Ritner to be governor of this state,
are requested to meet at their respective
places for choosing inspectors for the gen.
eral elections, in each township, and dis
trict, on Saturday the 25M day Of NoveDa-
Der instant, to choose two persons to rep
resent each township and district at a
County convention Of delegates to be held
atthe house of Daniel Gross, in Bloomsbury,
on the following Monday, for the purpose
OF selecting one or more persons to repre-
sent Columbia county, and this Senatorial
district, in State Convention to be held
at Harrisburg on the 4th of March next, to
select a candidate for Governor, to be sup
ported by the Democratic party at the next
general election.
HUGH M'ELRATH,
SEBASTIAN HOVER,
Standing Committee.
November l6, 1887.
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] u 2 = LIST
E'Cr ETOVe0aber Term.

E'CT TOVeMber Term.
GRAND JURY.
Bloona-Jacob Mclich, ESQ. .r
Cata1ciSsa-Jacob Martz Jacob Hover VIM. Gear
hart.
De;yy-hndrew BrittAin ], w. Stamm
Fishing Creeh-Benjamn Jones, Esq '..
Li6@ty-Daniel Snyder Frederick Blue VIM,
Hendrickson.
Mad'son-John Manning, Caleb Thomas, Esq
John Funston, William Richart
NahOniHg- Thomas Woodside, John Mower,
Samuel Gulick, James Childs.
Mf'ua-Levi Kirkcndall, g.. % -
Roaring Creek-Anthony Dinger, Samuel Eek,
Judah Cherington.
Sugarl0Gf-John Fulmer VIM. Coal
TRAVERSE JURORS.
First week.
Briar Creek-Philip Freas Amos E. Kitchen
Jacob Shclhammer.
B0onl--smon Wertman, Philip Eyer, C. G.
Ricketts, Henry Gesinger Geo. Vert, VIM. Robi-
son.
Catalcissa-Geo. Mears, Jesse Cleaver
DeTry-Wiliam Ellis.
Fishing Creek-John Bright ~
Greenocood-Wiiam Lemon, James Wilson,
Charles Ewes.
Hembch-Chorles Hartman Isaiah Barton
Li5ertY-Henry Shell.
AB!R-Samuel Creasey, Esq. John Brown,
Jacob Georhart Henry Petit. d.
NahoniHg- Cameron, Samuel Harnan,
VIM. Hartman, VIM. Woodside.
Madisoa-Wm. Haldren, Jacob Dcmott, jeremiah
Welliver, Jacob Swisher.
Mount P2eaSaat-Andrew Melick Jr John
Vance.
Rearing Cree&-Abiioh John.
SugarloqJ-Gcorge Hess John Lawbauch.
Second Csek.
Briar Creck-Samuel Headly Esq.
Bio0n-Solomon Newhart.
Cata5ciasG-Jacob Kruck, Benjamin Beaver.
DerTy-Adam Tanner, Michael Snpder, David
Derr, John f. Butler, Wm 5. Davis.
Fishing Creck-Harman Labor.
GyeeH'Cgod-John Rishcl, Aaron Patterson, Abb
ner Mendenhall.
Hemiock-Thomas Hartman, John Quick, Peter
Rupert, John Pursel, Geo, kaufman, Esq. Henry
OH, Jr Jacob Leidy, James Emmet.
Limetoae-Wm fireman, Daniel Wagner
Samuel Oaks.
N0UHt P'easnnt-John Hover.
Mah0niag-- Pursel,. Jr. Rudolph Secher,
Esq, Joseph Maus, Thomas Banfed.
MiHiiR-George A. Bowman Gideon Gensel.
M~diS04--John Hcndershot.
Roaring Creek-Samuol MeaTs.
SHgariOgf-Audrow Hess, Matthias APpleman
Samuel Shultz.
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CRgEEEEWORS.
FBSAKE NOTICE that have applied to the
Fl Judges of the Court ofCommon Pleas, of Co
lumbia county, for the beuct of the ia5ovent laws
olthls Commonwealth and thatthey have appoint
ed the third Monday Of November next, for the
hearing ofme and my Creditors at the Court house,
IN Danville, when and where you may attend if you
think proper,
JOHN KINNARD.
November A. 1887.
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old EsTABLIsHED MEDICATED VA

~ pSR BATHS, 20 John street.. r. CAKROLL returns
grateful acknowledgements the public and gentlemen
medical profession Tor the literal patronage bestowed hs esiab
hshmcnt which has been successful operation upwards OF
eleven A the limits OF advertisement eecudes
sty of giving tica detail OF the medicinal
of his Bath he begs leave merely has
found safe though powerful remedy all the following dis
Scoiula Cutaneous III rheumatism, Gsu Incl
nrros Dsrases Of the Joints 6aiar complaints
Cyou Affections IL the Llvci Asthma sudden colds and Debility
lie his the written
regarding the sny and efficacy Of Ills vapor Bath
eminent physicians III which he submits the
Of the public.
bavc occasions visited the vapor Bath shmen
hn sres copduccdby Mr. Mrs Cansl and have rnisy
atsSed efha the Baths administered there with skill
and attention. LEX N. STEVENS, NJ ID.
cheeruly that have found the Baths
well attended 10 andeycy comfort OF the patients consulted
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ ID.
Ihsve for many yeasn the habit sending patients Mr.
Mp CAROLS yapor baths IN John Il and have taken Them ire
euenty e upon had h. satisfied with
the skill and attention. Wits which they administered and ba
eve that this Mr. Mrs Carroll leave nothing be.e
sired by male female bafhcrs. VIM MACNEvEN, NJ
The Baths readiness from o'clock in the
I'LL O'Clock night Portable Baths, with competent persons
administer Them sent 10 part Of the city Brooklyn FIVE
inmates notice. No conncon with other establishment
dl7
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n1A CARDS. W. YHAM respect sfoms his friends
and the public that We has sold his he
has completed his enascmen and alterations
tabshmcnt No 2ee Bowery, opposite Rvngtos
quen he better prepared meet the demands VI his
sll SCALE and with a general assert
Of Confectionery, Wholesale retail
W. hanks for the aiteng patronage has
heretofore experienced B0wcry
No 20s Bowcry opposite to Rivington 81.
JUJUBE PASTE imported from Franse-a
Gle Of Jule Paste, fer sale wholesale and retail
,. W. b.
NJ \. A girl wantedto tend Stare. sPs.tf
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These of Mt Whaw, whose
wonderful hay the character ofthe vapo Bath
oweru auxiliary ~ medical practice ami Dr. Jack
practice almost variety of disease has been
equally successful few Of the specific effects If the ecatcd
aeTo the effects from the system
relieve difficulty Of breathing and hsncs Asthna and
the Ghost and scsgh tho sto
mach-to he digestive andcurs and is
aueut disorders acute AID chrsnic
peaipg scroulous chronic ulcers iheu
nc rains and feelings from the osso pr-mote the absorption
dfupsica all forms less than
any other hitherto dAlso, III kinds OF cuptve dis
eases Eryeas o. 81 Antouys Fire salt Rbcr, Scrofulous
the spirits tranpnzas iaoa and increases the
For thu truth orhesc assertion Dr appeals with confidence
the hundreds whs tested their These
baths believed 10 be the only SEPARATION this country
Of resular physc 10 mention
hathey bar resemblance whatever TO those employed the
Thompsonisn pratuec. =.
vsiors have bath any hour froms scock TO half
r. NJ, aud from 10 N ~ the evening. female always
the l,y at No rs Ann street drift
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w rOOL STORE II Chatham and Chamber "
YerkT J. W has constantly for sale excellent assortment Of
following every description stocks and bits aurc.
and hits, clppcs and d,d tanning and
rmcr cse and screw plates stocks and ~ hanners
adzs bcves spirit levels burn'sbers spnee snves
circular turning lahas ses measuring dfs
slrisents sr cutting of a sizes rules, nj
drill cutting nippcrs pliers, miirc COMPASS
pads oil draw knives plane irons non and steel
squares hollow tools shelters paten
gers cabinet makers clamps glue cots blow pipes. &c
I- large assortment oil Planes, manufactured Nv A.
Rs ldx,n New york d2O ams
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-IRwINsL La Fayetie v.sctabk
Medicine-Thp Medicine !. confidently recommended the
community relief fw Coughs, Colds incpsn, Cos-omp
ton and all affection of the liver, Ard s diseases sr'ss
ru dsorvrd ri ate oil the stomach sn&bswe The sscb@
oud srrly recommend All ebcns under the ah~se
Complaints call and his valuable Medicines n y. oee
go npwery -
rssuls, and efFc ari~<~ Medicine dH hn'
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TO REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.

ATApS.-Ttr sl,s has u
INL Ill orders IN Mapeng line ths ncate.t spe
c,mcns mar lie sect AZ her Office.
IfTiiOGRApIy- Liouaphy attended to VITA
care and despstcb
ds,ed pnces TO dea&rs BhOWNE REDMOND,
.mfs. tom -
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coal YARDS.

NJ respectfully informs his and the public that be
receiving h. usual supply 81 hat schy
Am much approvcd ut the last
ference coal 90 IN the market orders for Brokcn Egg
Nat by the ton viii BE- received by De Camp CO.
Wal Russell Corland Wal either of the
yards 323 ti3 Hudson II. JAMES ID w. WHfTALL
maya
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AND OFFICE.-JoHN l. BoGARDUs, Attorne

+ AND OFFICE.-JoHN l. BoGARDUS, Attorney
L. and Counsellor n Law, Clinton Hall No Beck street
thu Brick Church dar city ~ New York ILLINOIS, Mis-
Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land Office ard West
Agency, -
Patents obtained and titles perfected Cor soldiers their heirs
either Reveuiionary-2d Late war-h Canadian yolun.
English Refugees from the " States % Canada asd
Scotia 9Th Desecrs from the British army the heirs
All Titles 10 auds forfeited -r
offax reclaiued7h He entitled Ia lands Sold
axcssih Those wbe Parted with their DISCHARGES
titles he issued reclaim the Land
IN the states and Territories the u States Canada Neva
bought ans sold exchanged paid
office.
Masters throughout tbs United States sus other rentcmcs
forwarding the above claims, and acting agents IN then
viii s entitled
commissions Commune atoms post paid
" Valuable farming land for sale IN the State Of Illinois ace
quarter sections OF parcels from
uatednea towns and otherwise Also, Missouri and Arkan
q dBu
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EFECTORY .oD ,hc

nSHAKSPEARE REFLECTOR ,on the site
Of HARMONY HALL, has been opened BY the subscriber,
and will be conducted entire plan, which he hopes
will give satisfaction to his friends and The public generally
Fish, Flesh &C. The Bar will be furnished with the OF Ii
suors Oysters served up in the best style
Meals ke had nj all hours at a moments notice.
The Subscriber formerly kept the Park Han Boston, and hopes
BY strict attention the csf Of his sustsmers
ofpubhc patronage AMOS ALLIN,
ni7-3ms Shakespeare ReEtctory.
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mr.. MOTT's COUCH CONFECTIOl

oHu SuRhf q Honey, JoNRh COds AstlnM, and
all PULMONARY affections AN those especially females and c
who are avsrse I, icne the
ting Forms tins efcaeious and article particularly
calculated one of this article cwnx
fsom Herbs.
This article 70 hehv approved recommended by the
Medical Profession for all Cods Coughs ConsimpoU &c
Every family this city should pcu bottle invaluable
medcns viii be- found be the In the civ m ifs
most concentrated form Price 81 per large boite.
and Becknar Dr Hart Broadway ChanAer Il
DR. Syms corner Walker 81 and Bowey Mr. SheEn Canal a.
New York. ID. g. Rowland Bosten Jones
Huichington corner of7h and Chesnuts Pladelpks
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AND COMMERCIAL

A GRICULTURAL AND COMMERCIAL
~ Bank ofIreIand Notes wanedA of cent
win paid by subscribers thousand pound of gAa
tural and Commercial Bank u Ireland Notes
ROCHE, BROTHERS Co,
is South Street, New York
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TO THE TEACHERS OF THE FRENCH

LANGUAGE-we would invite the attention Of the Teach
ers French by M j. p WIERZ6ICkI
shed ~ w ssndfsd iorcrly W. Sandird II caulsssd
all books 81 that BE- found tina
present and there doubt that Will become popu
lar the that there which facilitate
all difficulties with which English pup,lmerts hsrc w
OF them Until days, Thought that Eng
could learn the aon the French Language
without hearing who corrsctiy himself bat Mr.
Werxckis teaches the faacy Of that for
the fact Is that until now there was no gar that gave any sat
trajectory facilitating the dacuty his tho
all rules that there the language, uo he speaks
absu letter M onnd so much that we VIII
not pronounce that good
nuncon French without even teacher ourh tno that
that ncy Of the which be described IN
way but acquired aud appreciated only by the er e 70 be- learn
Upon the whole the precise rules that
ho dc author VIII snab every 70 be ~
nv Fenrhman Likewise ade classification Of The nrff.
which be- found els where that article the Of which
puzzles every Ensshman that attempts speyk French Like
wise what or the French words ought 10 e used
order 10 make neRbe zcnience this cannot be found IN
other finally The arrangement that pervades has
grammar and calculating 10 facilitate the study
Of % beautiful language for the pupil and lesson the fal OF the
teacher, confident merits that VIII soh
ng Of ourselves but sosr candid persal Of the cache for
satisfied they viii ~ pleased with Hdeed IL ads fair
supercede all others can be- bad wholesale retail al the or
nssd W. SANFORD.
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Money VIII DO receIved deposit by The Company, and held
h,nt, upon which interest will be allowed as foowsi
Ugsn any sum cvei sss iredeernabe tsr veal per Ct
l0o for znsnlhs. ri.
VIM Bard, Saysucl Thompson, n. G. DeFsham,
Thomas W. Ludlow Isaac Bronson, Jonathan Goodhua,
VIM H. Lawrence Peter Remsen jaime Mcbride,
jacob LorlIard, Stephen Warren, John Rathbone, u.
John Dusr James Kent, y, q. stuyvcsant,
Peter Harmony NathaDe Primo, Thomas J. Oakley,
g. Won Rensaellacr, NJ Devercaux, Stephen Whitney,
John @ Costar Benj. knower, John J. Astor,
Thos. Suhem, Cuban q. verplanc, Benz l.. Swan,
Jno. Mason. CoruclIss w. Lawrence
WIN. BARD. President
EA NICOLL, Secretary.
br D. ATKINS Phys,cian 10 the Company n4tf
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IL M. GUION,s PHENIx DRUG STORE

Ia w 10
Ia. Bowcry Grand rect whera large assoftmento OF
Medicine PeuSey and Fancy articles mny be had OF the
sss quality and on the N = reasonable terms g.
ABERNETHy'S COMPOUND LIQUORlCE MIXTURE, Tor
Coughs Colds Ashmoa The o this celebrated
which before the public hut month
tuy astonishing HUNDREDS II certificates have poured N ON
the agent from all quarters.
The following fair sample Need more be laid 10 inte
gent pecpe1
D GuioaDem SRA According TO advice used enc Bottle
Of khenehys Compound Lqu nee Cough Mixture has en-
ey cured Of the and hacking cough which
then had Gratefully and tiuly yoar,
Signed. " HOWE.
New York, Nov 10, isss
Or " NJ Gulcnsr-I comply with tho request of my family
grateful feelings certifying 10 TIE per ct success
with which and evcai Of family have used Abernehy .
0o'"I Signed r JOHN INwRIGHT.
New York, Nov. His@
GrIeNs Celebrated Worm Drops already known Specific
the particularly calculated 10 sddes
minds o oil mothers whose infants sunens frm
THE it, merits already 'abhshed ~ "
ut the proprietor uaiufi Bottle
vii convince the fnost sceriicsl ..,,-
ftION pls-sr established az infslbs REMEDY
Ter Csrn the most painful also, for old and ebans
long standing ~ merit h-ndede VII testify
Likewise sale Underflrs ceyncr Beek and nam
Hsppers Broadway and Fankm asd r. Bunef " D.
Sixth Avenue. -"
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lvl posed oftlc
the south where u best known time t.
the nos' Violent ngh There many whore
eyd persons whose lungs wuc Effected and apps ac
ina TO consumption Many certificates might be- obtained
but the poprieor would mi that here by
he merits. =
Sold b. John Mairas Chemist Broadway John slie
nn, Che mlcal stare iis Canal Dr ~ Hart Cham
Mrs Both, 10 Fulton 81. Brookiyn.
TO be had as above M0RRELL's CEs EBRATED EYE A..
TER, which has failed eof esus in
stances have been effected where other have
hlcd Declonsi r nsar will the medcne. i'm
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR COUGH IN TIME!
No medicine yet offered e world possessed the m
and admi atom ofDr MASoNs VEGETABIR EXTRACT OF
LvERWORr The countless individuals aborng under all the
splitting cousoo blood pains the breast short
breathing loss OF flesh and apeteta his invaluable extract
timely grave Of mental exultatisn only Lc apeca
ted those whose energy Of mind and have produced
Agents IN New York. Wholesale and retail by A. a d. sands
CO.., Fulton s and William ard retail y aS5 socmas
syme So B9wsry s1h Walker street and 4 3 Mones "a
r. Austin, As Canine and g. j. Osborn, Houston and
Bowery Price SO cents di9lms
STATIONER'S WAREHOUSE, i2o William st
succeeded in making the most advantageous
Brother for regular sgpPy Of a articles IN his hne = now pre-
cy Stationary OF the best Quality and lower terms than any
papeIs Sealing Wax, Steel Pens &c, A.
ing Cards. enameed VISITING and gold border cad co2ed pa
pers, ever point Leads, DC. L. j. COHEN
DISEASES OF THE e YE.-Dr, ELLIOTT, ocuis
- Professor Of and Disease. Of the Human eyer
500 oes 70 s Of Mns ba eS
have an Opportunity Of getting hsr eyes perfectly cured
Dr. having studied under the mos, celebrated ocas
and Of the best America professor smith OF NE neca
restore sight, and short the dangerous dis
hitherto considered n.ua om his exten
and hundreds IN New fork and eisewher
specacesThe patent, self adjusting beautiful transparent
ing the eve peeety cool giving and
adjust itself to without the neces
b T. will fit the Paent Glasses, suit the particular
Price of the patent glasses 81 25. common do 81.
N Eos Patent Ointment for the immediate cure OF nna
Ayce 10 The poor gratis on tho evening" ofMonday Wednesday,
Dr. T. has removed Broadway Of Duane Entrance